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List of baseball lettermen (ddr-densho-382-3)
doc List of baseball lettermen (ddr-densho-382-3)
A list of baseball lettermen at Gila River. One of the men was listed as living at Tule Lake.
Photo of baseball players near farm in Freeport, Illinois (ddr-densho-379-695)
img Photo of baseball players near farm in Freeport, Illinois (ddr-densho-379-695)
The caption in the photograph album reads "Freeport Ill. 1943". Japanese, Latino, and Caucasian men playing baseball near farm in Freeport, Ill
Photo of men playing baseball after working at farm (ddr-densho-379-696)
img Photo of men playing baseball after working at farm (ddr-densho-379-696)
The caption in the photograph album reads "Freeport Ill. 1943". Men playing baseball after working at farm in Freeport, Illinois
Hayashi Florist Baseball Team (ddr-ajah-6-338)
doc Hayashi Florist Baseball Team (ddr-ajah-6-338)
Compilation of clippings and history of the Hayashi Florist Baseball Team and sponsor Harry Kono
Three boys playing baseball (ddr-ajah-6-474)
img Three boys playing baseball (ddr-ajah-6-474)
Caption below photo: Brothers Fujio (left), Yoshiharu, and Tsutomu play baseball on a tennis court near McKinley Park, in Alameda, CA., where they were born. Photo circa 1920s
Hikotaro
img Hikotaro "Harry" Kono with fish (ddr-ajah-6-272)
Caption below photo: Issei Hikotaro Harry Kono fished for enjoyment. Besides having a floral shop in Alameda, he was a trophy winning salt/freshwater sport fisherman and community leader. He loved baseball and sponsored baseball teams. Seen here is Hikotaro in 1936 and his big catch of striped bass.
Portrait of Saitaro
img Portrait of Saitaro "Cy" Towata (ddr-ajah-5-109)
Caption below photo: Saitoro "Cy" Towata of Alameda, CA., 1925
Document with photo of ATK baseball team and Hiroshima Shogyo Team, transcription of article about game between then and background information about ATK (ddr-ajah-5-51)
doc Document with photo of ATK baseball team and Hiroshima Shogyo Team, transcription of article about game between then and background information about ATK (ddr-ajah-5-51)
With Panorama of ATK and Hiroshima Technical High School baseball teams. Inscription on front in Japanese. Caption below photo: Translation: Welcome Hiroshima Technical High School Baseball Tournament sponsored by Hiroshima Kenjin-kai (Prefecture Association) at Alameda City. Field is located at Clement and Oak Streets in Alameda, CA.
Man in baseball uniform with ships in background (ddr-ajah-5-57)
img Man in baseball uniform with ships in background (ddr-ajah-5-57)
Caption below photo: The home run king of the Alameda Taiiku Kai was Mike Nakano in the 1920s. Mostly known as a first basemen, he also played in Center Field. Not to be confused with Masao Nakano, who was also a big hitter.
Man in baseball uniform in posed photo titled The Big Wind Up (ddr-ajah-5-61)
img Man in baseball uniform in posed photo titled The Big Wind Up (ddr-ajah-5-61)
Caption below photo: An Alameda Taiiku Kai player winds up to pitch the ball, in this posed photograph. ATK field was on a lot adjacent to the northeast corner of McKinley Park at the end of Walnut St and Clement Ave, Alameda, CA. circa 1916-1920s
Portrait of Saitaro
img Portrait of Saitaro "Cy" Dick Towata in baseball uniform (ddr-ajah-5-86)
Caption below photo: Saitaro "Cy" Dick Towata of the San Jose, CA., Asahi team, 1927. He was recruited to play with the Asahi in 1924 for a barnstorming tour of Japan and Manchuria (China). The Asahi lost three of four against University teams in Japan, but rebounded to win three straight against the Manchurian teams.
Team photo of ATK baseball team and Korea Maru Japanese ship baseball teams (ddr-ajah-5-74)
img Team photo of ATK baseball team and Korea Maru Japanese ship baseball teams (ddr-ajah-5-74)
Caption below photo: Alameda Taiiku Kai (ATK) vs. Korea Maru Japanese ship team Alameda, CA circa mid 1920s
Jimmie Hanamura in baseball uniform in stadium (ddr-ajah-5-90)
img Jimmie Hanamura in baseball uniform in stadium (ddr-ajah-5-90)
Caption below photo: Jimmie Hanamura of the Alameda Taiiku Kai (ATK) baseball team. He was born September 4, 1908, making this image circa late 1920s or early 1930s. Alameda, CA.
Man in baseball uniform with crowd in background (ddr-ajah-5-65)
img Man in baseball uniform with crowd in background (ddr-ajah-5-65)
Caption below photo: Alameda Taiiku Kai baseball player Makoto "Henry" Takagi, son of Kumagoro Takagi, or Alameda, CA. Henry may be misidentified in some photos as Mike.
Kiyoshi Nogami in baseball uniform (ddr-ajah-5-32)
img Kiyoshi Nogami in baseball uniform (ddr-ajah-5-32)
Caption below photo: Kiyoshi Nogami of Alameda, CA., February 21, 1938. He addressed this photo to the Inouye family in Alameda. He was living and playing professional baseball in Osaka, Japan at the time of the photograph. Inscription on front: to Inouye Family / Sincerely yours, [name in Japanese], 2/21/38
Man in baseball uniform in posed photo titled Yer Out! (ddr-ajah-5-63)
img Man in baseball uniform in posed photo titled Yer Out! (ddr-ajah-5-63)
Caption below photo: An Alameda Taiiku Kai Player catches the ball while tagging base, in this posed photograph. ATK field was on a lot adjacent to the northeast corner of McKinley park at the end of Walnut St and Clement Ave, Alameda, CA. Circa 1916-1920s
Three men in baseball uniforms at home plate (ddr-ajah-5-72)
img Three men in baseball uniforms at home plate (ddr-ajah-5-72)
Caption below photo: An Alameda Taiiku Kai ballplayer stands at home plat, circa 1920s. It is uncertain if this is in Alameda, CA.
Two men in baseball uniforms (ddr-ajah-5-56)
img Two men in baseball uniforms (ddr-ajah-5-56)
Caption below photo: Two Alameda Taiku Kai (ATK) ballplayers buddy up for a photo. At right is Makoto Henry" Takagi. Alameda, CA. Circa late 1910s-1920s
Team photo of ATK baseball team holding flag (ddr-ajah-5-93)
img Team photo of ATK baseball team holding flag (ddr-ajah-5-93)
Caption includes biographical information about Kiyo Nogami
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