Baseball mission to Japan, China and the Philipines, leaflet, 1922, October 19. 1922.

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Baseball mission to Japan, China and the Philipines, leaflet, 1922, October 19. 1922.

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A black and beige leaflet with information regarding a tour of baseball stars to Japan, Korea, China, Hawaii, and the Phillipines. The tour left on October 19, 1922. The players and managers participating in the tour include Leslie Bush, Bib Falk, Bert Griffith, Fred Hofmann, Waite Hoyt, George Kelly, John Lavan, Emil Meusel, Herbert Pennock, Luke Sewell, Charles Stengel, Riggs Stevenson, Amos Strunk, Herbert Harrison Hunter.

1 leaflet ; 21 x 26 cm. (open)

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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

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Stevenson, Riggs, 1898-1985.

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Pennock, Herbert, 1894-1948.

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Sewell, Luke 1901-1987.

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Falk, Bibb, 1899-1989.

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Hofmann, Fred, 1894-1964.

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Hoyt, Waite, 1898-

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Meusel, Irish, 1893-1963.

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Bush, Joe, 1892-1974.

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Griffith, Bart, 1896-1973.

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Kelly, George, 1895-1984.

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Hunter, Herb, 1896-1970.

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