TitleSeabrook sponsored softball team photograph

NameSeabrook, James (associated name), Kunishima, Ricky (depicted), Yokoyama, Wako (depicted), Tsukashima, George (depicted), Ogata, Ben (depicted), Ide, Lloyd (depicted), Tsukamoto, Yosh (depicted), Miyakawa, Mits (depicted), Taniguchi, Jim (depicted), Yamashiro, Seikyu (depicted), Fuji, George (depicted), Hiraki, Shig (depicted), Taniguchi, Kaz (depicted), Okamoto, Wat (depicted), Yonemoto, Ronnie (depicted), Fistere, Harold (depicted), Yokoyama, Taro (depicted), Ozawa, Leslie (depicted), Nishimura, Lefty (depicted), Ichinose, Tosh (depicted), Murakami, Tom (depicted), Matsumoto, Ben (depicted), Saisho, Tee (depicted), Kunishima, Dick (depicted)

Date Created1947

SubjectJapanese Americans, Immigrants, Sports teams, Education and socialization, Cultural activities, internal and with other groups, Seabrook, Charles F.,, Cumberland County

DescriptionSeabrook Farms sponsored softball team, The Seabrookers, in a Public Relations photograph, first published in the July 1947 issue of the Seabrooker on the occasion of the team's tie for First Place in the Bi-County Industrial League.

Bat boy Ricky Kunishima sits in front of the team.

Front row (left to right): Wako Yokoyama, George Tsukashima, Ben Ogata, Lloyd Ide, Yosh Tsukamoto and Mits Miyakawa.

2nd row: Jim Taniguchi, Seikyu Yamashiro, George Fuji, Shig Hiraki, Kaz Taniguchi, Wat Okamoto, Ronnie Yonemoto.

3rd row: Harold Fistere (DP personnel director), Taro Yokoyama, Leslie Ozawa, Lefty Nishimura, Tosh Ichinose, Tom Murakami, Ben Matsumoto, Tee Saisho, Dick Kunishima (team manager).

Genrephotographs

Time PeriodPostwar Years (1945-1970)

Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3ST7QD7

CollectionSeabrook Farms

Organization NameSeabrook Educational and Cultural Center

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