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influence on
other local programs in
other regions in ****an, most
notably Kwangaku! in
Kansai and
Nobunaga in Tokai.[citation needed] The
series achieved...
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University of
Kyoto Meiji Jingu Stadium 7 1929
Kwangaku Club 3–0
Hosei University Meiji Jingu Stadium 8 1930
Kwangaku Club 3–0 Keio BRB Koshien-minami Ground...
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university is
commonly referred to as Kangaku, it
would also be
correct to say
Kwangaku. In the
context of "Mastery for Service", a "master" is an accomplished...
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national team.
Nishimura was born in
Hyogo Prefecture in 1912. He pla**** for
Kwangaku Club was
consisted of his alma
mater Kwansei Gakuin University players...
- It was
contested by 8 teams, and
Kwangaku Club won the cup. Ho-sho Club – (retired)
Hiroshima Bunri University Kwangaku Club 6–1
Toyama Teachers College...
- championship.
Shida Soccer 0–5 Keio BRB
Toyama Club 0–6
Kwangaku Club
Meiyu Club 1–1 (lottery)
Kwangaku Club
Hiroshima Exclusive 0–2 Chuo
University Club All...
- Emperor's Cup in the 1955 season. It was
contested by 16 teams, and All
Kwangaku won the championship. All
Rikkyo 4–0
Muroran Kiren All
Kansai University...
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November 1, 1929.
Kwangaku Club won the championship.
Kwangaku Club won
their 1st title, by
defeating Hosei University 3–0.
Kwangaku Club was featured...
- 4 teams, and
Kwangaku Club won the cup. Keio BRB 6–3
Nagoya Shukyu-dan
Kwangaku Club 8–5
Ryoyo Club Keio BRB 0–3
Kwangaku Club
Kwangaku Club won the cup...
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February 11, 1930.
Kwangaku Club won the championship.
Defending champion Kwangaku Club won
their 2nd title, by
defeating Keio BRB 3–0.
Kwangaku Club won the...
