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(1)Hawks parade to celebrate Japan Series victory

FUKUOKA, Japan - Daiei Hawks owner Tadashi Nakauchi (fore), accompanied by manager Sadaharu Oh (R) and infielder Nobuhiko Matsunaka (L), waves at fans during an open-car parade in Fukuoaka on Nov. 1 to celebrate the club's Japan Series victory.

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Daiei release Kokubo to Yomiuri

FUKUOKA, Japan - Daiei Hawks infielder Hiroki Kokubo (L) speaks about his transfer to the Yomiuri Giants during a press conference at Fukuoka Dome on Nov. 3, with Daiei owner Tadashi Nakauchi sitting next to him.

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Daiei denies it plans to sell Hawks baseball team

FUKUOKA, Japan - Tadashi Nakauchi, owner of Pacific League baseball club Daiei Hawks, is surrounded by reporters at Fukuoka Dome in Fukuoka City on May 23 following a newspaper report that Daiei Inc., the struggling supermarket chain operator, is considering selling the club. Nakauchi denied the report, saying he and the Daiei management have reconfirmed their policy of keeping the team.

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Daiei Hawks owner Nakauchi to resign as director at 4 units

FUKUOKA, Japan - Tadashi Nakauchi, the owner of the professional baseball club Fukuoka Daiei Hawks, speaks at a press conference at Fukuoka Dome in Fukuoka on Oct. 10 about his intention to retain his current post. But Nakauchi said he will step down as director at four other subsidiaries of ailing retailer Daiei Inc. by the end of October. Nakauchi is a son of Isao Nakauchi, the founder and former chairman of Daiei.

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Nakauchi's son asked to give up Hawks' stakes

TOKYO, Japan - An undated file photo shows Tadashi Nakauchi who has been asked by struggling supermarket operator Daiei Inc. and its three major creditor banks have asked to surrender his stakes in pro-baseball team Fukuoka Daiei Hawks to Daiei voluntarily and free of charge. He is the son of Daiei founder and former chairman Isao Nakauchi.

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Daiei owner downplays possible sale of Hawks

FUKUOKA, Japan - Daiei Hawks owner Tadashi Nakauchi (R) speaks at a meeting of the team's manager and coaches Jan. 11 in Fukuoka about reports that Daiei Inc., the team's parent company, plans to sell a major stake in the Fukuoka-based baseball club. Daiei manager Sadaharu Oh sits beside Nakauchi.

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Daiei owner downplays possible sale of Hawks

FUKUOKA, Japan - Daiei Hawks owner Tadashi Nakauchi (R) speaks at a meeting of the team's manager and coaches Jan. 11 in Fukuoka about reports that Daiei Inc., the team's parent company, plans to sell a major stake in the Fukuoka-based baseball club. Daiei manager Sadaharu Oh sits beside Nakauchi.

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Daiei denies it plans to sell Hawks baseball team

FUKUOKA, Japan - Tadashi Nakauchi, owner of Pacific League baseball club Daiei Hawks, is surrounded by reporters at Fukuoka Dome in Fukuoka City on May 23 following a newspaper report that Daiei Inc., the struggling supermarket chain operator, is considering selling the club. Nakauchi denied the report, saying he and the Daiei management have reconfirmed their policy of keeping the team. (Kyodo)

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Daiei Hawks owner Nakauchi to resign as director at 4 units

FUKUOKA, Japan - Tadashi Nakauchi, the owner of the professional baseball club Fukuoka Daiei Hawks, speaks at a press conference at Fukuoka Dome in Fukuoka on Oct. 10 about his intention to retain his current post. But Nakauchi said he will step down as director at four other subsidiaries of ailing retailer Daiei Inc. by the end of October. Nakauchi is a son of Isao Nakauchi, the founder and former chairman of Daiei. (Kyodo)

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Nakauchi's son asked to give up Hawks' stakes

TOKYO, Japan - An undated file photo shows Tadashi Nakauchi who has been asked by struggling supermarket operator Daiei Inc. and its three major creditor banks have asked to surrender his stakes in pro-baseball team Fukuoka Daiei Hawks to Daiei voluntarily and free of charge. He is the son of Daiei founder and former chairman Isao Nakauchi.

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(1)Hawks parade to celebrate Japan Series victory

FUKUOKA, Japan - Daiei Hawks owner Tadashi Nakauchi (fore), accompanied by manager Sadaharu Oh (R) and infielder Nobuhiko Matsunaka (L), waves at fans during an open-car parade in Fukuoaka on Nov. 1 to celebrate the club's Japan Series victory. (Kyodo)

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Daiei release Kokubo to Yomiuri

FUKUOKA, Japan - Daiei Hawks infielder Hiroki Kokubo (L) speaks about his transfer to the Yomiuri Giants during a press conference at Fukuoka Dome on Nov. 3, with Daiei owner Tadashi Nakauchi sitting next to him. (Kyodo)