Noboru Akiyama

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Pitcher

Born: February 3, 1934(1934-02-03)
Okayama, Okayama, Japan

Died: August 12, 2000(2000-08-12) (aged 66)
Japan

Bats: Right Throws: Right

Professional debut

March 21, 1956 for the Taiyo Whales

Teams

Taiyo Whales (1956–1967)

Career highlights and awards

1956 Central League Rookie of the Year

1960 Central League MVP

Member of the Japanese

Baseball Hall of Fame

Inducted 2004

Election Method Competitors Award

Noboru Akiyama (秋山登, Akiyama Noboru^?, born February 3, 1934, died August 12, 2000) was a Japanese Nippon Professional Baseball pitcher, originally from Okayama, Okayama. He played with the Taiyo Whales.^[1] He is a member of the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame.^[2]

References

^ http://www.japanbaseballdaily.com/battingAkaike-Anabuki.html

^ Ogi inducted into Hall

External links

Nippon Professional Baseball career statistics from Japanesebaseball.com

Awards

Preceded by
Kazunori Nishimura Central League Rookie of the Year
1956 Succeeded by
Motoshi Fujita

Preceded by
Motoshi Fujita Central League MVP
1960 Succeeded by
Shigeo Nagashima

v · d · eCentral League Rookie of the Year Award

1950: Oshima | 1951: Matsuda | 1952: T. Sato | 1953: M. Gondo | 1954: Hirooka | 1955: Nishimura | 1956: Akiyama | 1957: M. Fujita | 1958: Nagashima | 1959: Kuwata | 1960: Horimoto | 1961: H. Gondo | 1962: Jōnouchi | 1963: None | 1964: S. Takahashi | 1965: None | 1966: Horiuchi | 1967: Takegami | 1968: Takada | 1969: Tabuchi | 1970: Yazawa | 1971: Sekimoto | 1972: Yasuda | 1973: None | 1974: Fujinami | 1975: None | 1976: Tao | 1977: Saito | 1978: Sumi | 1979: Fujisawa | 1980: Okada | 1981: Hara | 1982: Tsuda | 1983: Makihara | 1984: Kobayakawa | 1985: Kawabata | 1986: Nagatomi | 1987: Arai | 1988: Tatsunami | 1989: Tomashino | 1990: Yoda | 1991: Morita | 1992: Kuji | 1993: Ito | 1994: Yabu | 1995: Yamauchi | 1996: Nishi | 1997: Sawazaki | 1998: Kawakami | 1999: Uehara | 2000: Kinjoh | 2001: Akahoshi | 2002: Ishikawa | 2003: Kisanuki | 2004: Kawashima | 2005: Aoki | 2006: Soyogi | 2007: Uezono | 2008: Yamaguchi | 2009: Matsumoto | 2010: Chono

v · d · eCentral League MVP Award

1950: Kozuru | 1951: Kawakami | 1952: Bessho | 1953: Otomo | 1954: Sugishita | 1955: Kawakami | 1956: Bessho | 1957: Yonamine | 1958: Fujita | 1959: Fujita | 1960: Akiyama | 1961: Nagashima | 1962: Murayama | 1963: Nagashima | 1964: Oh | 1965: Oh | 1966: Nagashima | 1967: Oh | 1968: Nagashima | 1969: Oh | 1970: Oh | 1971: Nagashima | 1972: Horiuchi | 1973: Oh | 1974: Oh | 1975: Yamamoto | 1976: Oh | 1977: Oh | 1978: Wakamatsu | 1979: Enatsu | 1980: Yamamoto | 1981: Egawa | 1982: Nakao | 1983: Hara | 1984: Kinugasa | 1985: Bass | 1986: Kitabeppu | 1987: Yamakura | 1988: G. Kaku | 1989: Cromartie | 1990: Saito | 1991: Sasaoka | 1992: Howell | 1993: Furuta | 1994: Kuwata | 1995: O'Malley | 1996: H. Matsui | 1997: Furuta | 1998: Sasaki | 1999: Noguchi | 2000: H. Matsui | 2001: Petagine | 2002: H. Matsui | 2003: Igawa | 2004: Kawakami | 2005: Kanemoto | 2006: Fukudome | 2007: Ogasawara | 2008: Ramírez | 2009: Ramírez | 2010: Wada

Persondata

Name Akiyama, Noboru

Alternative names

Short description

Date of birth February 3, 1934

Place of birth Okayama, Okayama, Japan

Date of death August 12, 2000

Place of death Japan

Categories:
1934 births
2000 deaths
Japanese baseball players
Taiyō Whales players
People from Okayama (city)
Nippon Professional Baseball Rookie of the Year Award winners
Nippon Professional Baseball MVP Award winners
Japanese baseball pitcher stubs

Noboru Akiyama
Pitcher
Born: February 3, 1934(1934-02-03) Okayama, Okayama, Japan
Died: August 12, 2000(2000-08-12) (aged 66) Japan
Bats: Right	Throws: Right
Professional debut
March 21, 1956 for the Taiyo Whales
Teams
Taiyo Whales (1956–1967)
Career highlights and awards
1956 Central League Rookie of the Year 1960 Central League MVP
Member of the Japanese
Baseball Hall of Fame
Inducted	2004
Election Method	Competitors Award

Awards
Preceded by Kazunori Nishimura	Central League Rookie of the Year 1956	Succeeded by Motoshi Fujita
Preceded by Motoshi Fujita	Central League MVP 1960	Succeeded by Shigeo Nagashima

Persondata
Name	Akiyama, Noboru
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	February 3, 1934
Place of birth	Okayama, Okayama, Japan
Date of death	August 12, 2000
Place of death	Japan

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