Kono All-Stars T-Shirt

Kono All-Stars T-ShirtKono All Stars Beginning in the early 1900s Japanese American Baseball leagues sprang up in towns across the western United States and Hawaii. In the 20s and 30s Japanese American teams were competing at every level playing Pacific Coast and Negro League teams. Nisei Baseball grew from these opportunities to play with and against established baseball stars and to travel across the United States and the World. In 1937 the Alameda Kono All Stars boarded

Jackie Robinson broke that barrier in 1947 when he was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers

And thanks to its 281 curves—in just over eight miles of track— it was aptly dubbed by locals as the “Crookedest Railroad in the World”

"We shall use only the best material

adding yet another trophy to the clubhouse's already impressive silver collection case

private individuals

- Wool Felt Anchor A appliqué

clubhouse as cycling was very in vogue during the late 1800’s and the clubhouse soirées attracted many bohemians

Super soft poly/cotton/rayon Tri-blend

as we’ve done before

This poster will bring you right back to the racetracks of yore

They perched what would become their new clubhouse in the sand dunes of Carville on the outskirts of Golden Gate Park

originating out of necessity