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Komajirō Tamura (February 21, 1904–January 21, 1961) was a Japanese businessman and professional baseball team owner. Tamura was a textile manufacturer, and owner of, among others, Taiyo Rayon and of Lucky Gold Star Telephones. Prior to becoming a team owner, he sponsored a number of amateur baseball tournaments. He owned the baseball franchise ultimately known as the Shochiku Robins from 1937 to 1952, and the franchise known as Gold Star/the Kinsei Stars from 1946 to 1948. During his ownership both teams underwent a number of name changes, particularly the Robins, which started out as Dai Tokyo, and then became, in order, Lion, Asahi, Pacific, the Taiyo Robins, and finally the Shochiku Robins.

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rdfs:label	Komajiro Tamura (en) 田村駒治郎 (ja)
rdfs:comment	Komajirō Tamura (February 21, 1904–January 21, 1961) was a Japanese businessman and professional baseball team owner. Tamura was a textile manufacturer, and owner of, among others, Taiyo Rayon and of Lucky Gold Star Telephones. Prior to becoming a team owner, he sponsored a number of amateur baseball tournaments. He owned the baseball franchise ultimately known as the Shochiku Robins from 1937 to 1952, and the franchise known as Gold Star/the Kinsei Stars from 1946 to 1948. During his ownership both teams underwent a number of name changes, particularly the Robins, which started out as Dai Tokyo, and then became, in order, Lion, Asahi, Pacific, the Taiyo Robins, and finally the Shochiku Robins. (en) 2代田村駒治郎（たむらこまじろう、1904年（明治37年）2月21日 - 1961年（昭和36年）1月21日）は、日本の実業家。繊維商社田村駒の経営者。松竹ロビンスオーナー。なお「田村駒治郎」の名前は世襲で、本項に記載するのは二代目である。以下の文中では断りがない限り「駒治郎」は二代目を指し、その他の駒治郎については「×代」を前に付けて区別する。また、文献によっては「田村駒次郎」の表記が見られる場合があるが、誤りである。 (ja)
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known for	Gold Star / Kinsei Stars (en) Owner of Dai Tokyo / Lion / Asahi / Pacific / Taiyo Robins / Shochiku Robins (en)
nationality	Japanese (en)
native name	田村駒治郎 (en)
occupation	Businessman, professional baseball team owner (en)
has abstract	Komajirō Tamura (February 21, 1904–January 21, 1961) was a Japanese businessman and professional baseball team owner. Tamura was a textile manufacturer, and owner of, among others, Taiyo Rayon and of Lucky Gold Star Telephones. Prior to becoming a team owner, he sponsored a number of amateur baseball tournaments. He owned the baseball franchise ultimately known as the Shochiku Robins from 1937 to 1952, and the franchise known as Gold Star/the Kinsei Stars from 1946 to 1948. During his ownership both teams underwent a number of name changes, particularly the Robins, which started out as Dai Tokyo, and then became, in order, Lion, Asahi, Pacific, the Taiyo Robins, and finally the Shochiku Robins. (en) 2代田村駒治郎（たむらこまじろう、1904年（明治37年）2月21日 - 1961年（昭和36年）1月21日）は、日本の実業家。繊維商社田村駒の経営者。松竹ロビンスオーナー。なお「田村駒治郎」の名前は世襲で、本項に記載するのは二代目である。以下の文中では断りがない限り「駒治郎」は二代目を指し、その他の駒治郎については「×代」を前に付けて区別する。また、文献によっては「田村駒次郎」の表記が見られる場合があるが、誤りである。 (ja)
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