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The Dream of a Team
Baseball in Canada
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The Vancouver Nippons
A dream
Founding the Club
Asahi originals
Coach Basha Matsu
Maturing
Into the Senior League
1919
Asahi rising
Tour of Japan
Vancouver's Asahis
Dr. Nomura inspired
Asahi All-Stars
Setting out
Asahi Tigers
Baseball is booming
Playing Japanese teams
Touring Japan
Bridge across the Pacific
Esteemed Asahis
Brain Ball
Competing styles
Asahi advantage
Smart Ball
The bunt
The squeeze
Winning tactics
Philosophy
Recruiting Talent
Feeder teams system
Regional team recruits
Young boys dream
Asahi "Juniors"
Practice, practice, practice
Battery mates
Coaching champions
Triumph
The Leagues
In the beginning …
During the peacetime
Leagues flourished
The first Nikkei teams
Vancouver City Senior Amateurs
Vancouver Terminal League
Senior 'A' baseball
Tokyo Giants visit
Burrard and Commercial leagues
Pacific Northwest championship
Players
For the love of the game
Sustaining success
Steady influences
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Asahi hurlers
Versatile infielders
Outfield masters
Outstanding hitters
Late inning rallies
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First championship
Key players
Evolving contenders
Terminal League champions
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'Triple' champions
Pacific Northwest dominance
Achievements
Asahi dynasty
Brain ball
Unrivaled sportsmanship
Vancouver´s best
Triumph
Pride of the Community
Powell Street, Vancouver
Hastings Mill – Otasuke Kaisha
Powell Street neighbourhood
Establishing an urban centre
Families and school
1908
Powell Grounds
The park
A vibrant community
The Club and the community
Supporting the club
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Ganbari
Baseball fever
Tokyo Giants
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Facing Racism
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On the Field
The colour barrier
Handling adversity
Asahi cool
Switching leagues
Foul ball
Protest
Into the Mainstream
Accomplishment
Integration
In the loop
Regard
Sutoraiku, boru, seifu, auto
Recognition
The Asahi Legacy
Disbanding
War
Compulsory registration
Deciding to disband
Expulsion
May 1942
Communities destroyed
Baseball in the Camps
Carried with them
The first year
Out came the balls and gloves
Lemon Creek championship
Tashme Yamatos
Asahi spirit
New Generations
The second uprooting
Starting anew
Teams form again
New generations
Mr. Ump
Canadian legends
Reunited
Growing recognition
Recovering Asahi history
The legend retold
Heroes on the big screen
The Asahis live on
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Frank Hiroshi Nakamura
Yo Yutaro Horii
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Junji George Ito
Roy Yamamura
Harry Sanzoku Miyasaki
Tom Niichi Matoba
Ty Kenichi Suga
Frank Shiraishi
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Canada to Japan - 1921 Asahi tour
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Powell Street neighbourhood
The Asahi Legacy
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