Arthur Suehiro, author of the book “Honolulu Stadium: Where Hawaii Played,” is keeping its legacy alive
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Arthur Suehiro held up his book that was released in 1995.
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The large windows at Moiliili’s First Hawaiian Bank feature a baseball diamond as part of their design.
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COURTESY ARTHUR SUEHIRO
On June 1944, 30,000 fans packed the Honolulu Stadium’s stands and temporary bleachers for an Army-Navy game that featured Joe DiMaggio.
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COURTESY ARTHUR SUEHIRO
The bleachers along Isenberg, or the Diamond Head end of the stadium, also featured the game clock.
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Arthur Suehiro got the signatures of those who contributed in his book and later framed it.
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COURTESY ARTHUR SUEHIRO
Kamehameha won the ILH championship in 1962. At right, Arthur Suehiro held his book, “Honolulu Stadium: Where Hawaii Played,” which was published in 1995.
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COURTESY ARTHUR SUEHIRO
Jimmie Foxx, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig posed while in Hawaii.
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