Clark Field baseball team Type: Artifact > Photo | Date: 1940-01-01 - 1940-12-31 | Location: Philippine Islands > Pampanga > Clark Field People: Paul G. Alder, Richard P. Beck, Anton F. Bilek, Perry L. Franks, Ralph E. Gottovi, Oliver R. Kamstra, Edwin E. Klan, Edwin D. Leehan, Andrew J. Oltz, Frank S. Prah, Paul E. Runey, Ivan D. Tarpley, Unknown Person, Unknown Person, John R. Van der Lester, Armando J. Viselli, George S. Williamson, John F. Zenda, Barbour, Jarosek, More... Organizations: Clark Field Baseball Team Other Categories: Chapter 4, 1940-01-01, 1940, 1940-01, 1940-12-31, 1940, 1940-12 This image is a copy of a photograph that appeared in a newspaper article about the Clark Field baseball team. The date of the article and the newspaper in which it appeared are unknown. According to Tony Bilek, the men on the front row are Alder, Klan, Bilek, Barbour, Beck, Gottovie; the second row is Lt. Franks (2nd Obs), Lt. Van Der Lester, Tarply, Prah, O'Connell, Oltz(?), Lehan, Viselli, and Jarosek (2nd Obs); the third row is Kamstra, Williamson, Brenuen, Zenda, unknown, unknown, and Runey. Document No.: 4.14.1305

Provenance

Collection

Anton F. Bilek sent the photograph to Al R. Young in November 2006, as part of their correspondence. The original and accompanying correspondence are part of the Alfred R. Young papers in The BenHaven Archives.

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Physical Description

Image is 6.53125 in. x 3.5 in.

Geographic Location of Origin or Subject

Clark Field, Pampanga, Philippine Islands

Latitude: 15.173884°
Longitude: 120.543468°

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