June2007

ISF WorldCup Prague - final

June 24, 2007

Prague, CZ


Game 39

USA - 5
Venezuela - 2


Game 40

Japan - 2
USA - 0


WORLD CUP Men - Day 7, Championship - JAPAN WON THE FIRST WORLD MEN'S CUP

After embarrassing defeat from Japan US team came back today beating
Venezuela 5:2. Travis Price trew a good game against dangerous venezuelan
hitters.

Champioship Game:
Kunihiko Iida pitched one hitter game against USA in front of 4-5 thousand
spectators in a live broadcast game of the Czech national TV. 8 hits by
japanese hitters made the difference. What stats does not show is we had
the great game eneded up with double play with runners on first and second,
one out. Iida fielded the ground ball and instead of throwing to third he
had turned the ball in to the second fo succesfull doulbe play, which ended
the game.

Crowd appeciated nice plays from both teams but Japan got their heart.

Individual awards:
Best Pitcher: Kunihiko Iida (Japan)
Best Hitter: Hiraku Yokoyama (Japan)
MVP: Christopher Delawelle (USA)
Homeruns: Frank De Groet (USA)

We had the best tournament ever played in Europe. Thanks to all teams,
umpires and organizers for this great introduction of mens fastball to
Europe !!!
Pavel Prachar



ISF WORLD CUP - DAY 7

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Japan vs United States


Game: 40 Date: 24.06.2007 Time: 17:30 Field: Krè Altron -
central

Inning 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E LOB
V United States of America (USA) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3
H Japan (JAP) 1 0 0 0 0 1 - 2 8 2 5

Winning Pitcher:
Kunihiko Iida
Losing Pitcher:
Sonny Perkins
Umpire:
Hora HP, Tùma 1B, Vedlich 2B, Dolejs 3B



USA Line Up: 1. LaLonde CF, 2. Miljavac RF, 3. Moraga SS, 4.
Delarwelle 1B, 5. DeGroat V, 6. Divine DP, 7. Miller B. 2B, 8. Cascaes 3B,
9. Hunt LF, 10. Perkins FLEX P

Japan Line UP: 1. Suzuki LF, 2. Yokohama CF, 3. Ishimura RF, 4.
Ono DP, 5. Sakai 3B, 6. Yamasaki C, 7. Hazeyama SS, 8. Tanaka 1B, 9.
Nishimori 2B, 10. Iida FLEX P

1st inning USA: at bat LaLonde: pop fly out to SS, at bat
Miljavac: pop fly out to 2B, at bat Moraga: pop fly out to LF; 0 RUNs, 0
HITs, 0 ERR, 0 LOB

1st inning Japan: at bat Suzuki: groundball hit to 3B + ERROR by
3B = runner at 1B, at bat Yokohama: SAC bunt to 3B + ERROR by 3B = runners
at 1B+2B, at bat Ishimura: SAC bunt out to 1B-2B at 1st = runners at 2B+3B,
at bat Ono: SAC Fly out to LF = 1 RBI + runner at 2B, at bat Sakai:
groundball out to 2B-1B; 1 RUN, 0 HIT, 2 ERR, 1 LOB

2nd inning USA: at bat Delarwelle: strike out, at bat DeGroat:
strike out, at bat Divine: strike out; 0 RUNs, 0 HITS, 0 ERR, 0 LOB

2nd inning Japan: at bat Yamasaki: double hit to CF = runner at
2B, at bat Hazeyama: pop fly out at RF = runner at 2B, at bat Tanaka: pop
fly runing bunt at 1B, at bat Nishimori: single hit to LF + tag out at home
plate on runner from 2nd; 0 RUN, 2 HITs, 0 ERR, 1 LOB

3rd inning USA: at bat Miller B: chop hit out to 3rd baseman -
1B, at bat Cascaes: strike out, at bat Hunt: strike out; 0 RUN, 0 HIT, 0
ERR, 0 LOB

3rd inning Japan: at bat Suzuki: chop ground ball out to P-1B,
at bat Yokohama: single hit to CF = runner at 1B, at bat Ishimura: SAC bunt
pop fly out to Catcher, at bat Ono: (Yokohama stolen base), Ono: fly out at
LF, excellent catch by USA left fielrder; 0 RUNs, 1 HIT, 0 ERR, 1 LOB

4th inning USA: at bat LaLonde: single hit to LF = runner at 1B,
at bat Miljavac: groundball to P - force out at 2b = runner at 1B, at bat
Moraga: (Miljavac stolen base), Moraga: SAC fly out to LF = runner moved to
3B, at bat Delarwelle: pop fly out to 1B, 0 RUNs, 1 HITs, 0 ERR, 1 LOB

4th inning Japan: at bat Sakai: pop fly out at RF, at bat
Yamasaki: strike out, at bat Hazeyama: base on balls = runner at 1B, at bat
Tanaka: single hit to LF = runners at 1B+2B, at bat Nishimori: (runners
moved on wild pitch) runners at 2B+3B, Nishimori: strike out; 0 RUNs, 1 HIT,
0 ERR, 1 LOB

5th inning USA: at bat DeGroat:strike out, at bat Divine:
groundball out to 2B-1B, at bat Miller B: ground ball out to 2B-1B; 0 RUNs,
0 HITs, 0 ERR, 0 LOB

5th inning Japan: at bat Suzuki:groundball out to 2B-1B, at bat
Yokohama: running bunt to 3B = runner at 1B, at bat Ishimura:(Yokohama
caught stealing on 1 ball 1 strike), IShimura: single hit to CF = runner at
1B, at bat Ono: groundball out to 1B; 0 RUNs, 2 HITs, 0 ERR, 1 LOB

6th inning USA: at bat Cascaes: line drive out at 2B, at bat
Hunt: base on balls = runner at 1B, at bat LaLonde: pop fly out to 1B, at
bat Miljavac: line drive out to SS; 0 RUNs, 0 HITs, 0 ERR, 1 LOB

6th inning Japan: at bat Sakai: chop hit over 3rd baseman =
runner at 1B, at bat Yamasaki: chop hit over 1st baseman = runners at 1B+3B,
at bat Hazeyama: groundball to 2B = double palay force out at 2B and batter
out at 1B + 1RBI, at bat Tanaka: strike out; 1 RUN, 2 HITs, 0 ERR, 0 LOB

7th inning USA: at bat Moraga: hit by pitch = runner at 1B, at
bat Delarwelle: short groundball to 3B + throwing ERROR by 3B = runners at
1B+2B, at bat DeGroat:strike out, at bat Divine: ground ball to P = double
play P-SS-1B; 0 RUNs, 0 HITs, 1 ERR, 2 LOB, ballgame





Prague, Czech Republic June 21, 2007

 
 
Decos EHS upsets Denmark 10-7
 
In a very spectacular game which took more then 3 hours, the Decos EHS team beats their European rivals from Denmark. A very intense game where Decos EHS was always in command. Kiwi Michael Cameron was 3-3 with a double and 2 RBI's. Rody Stam went 2-4 with a triple and 3 RBI's. Gillis and Welsh shared the pitching duties and did a great job holding the Danish National Team to only 8 hits.
 
Other scores on the official website via www.demo-ehs.nl
 
 
Boxscore:
 
Denmark 0-0-1-1-3-0-2 = 7-8-2
Decos EHS 3-0-1-0-2-3-1 = 10-9-1
 
 
 
Pitching:
Denmark: Martin Holmberg (LP) 7-5-6 (5inn)
              Jesper Panduro  2-0-1 (1inn)
Decos EHS: Doug Gillis (WP) 3-4-2 (4.3 inn)
                Jared Welsh 4-2-5 (2.7 inn) 
 
Norman Ames
Decos EHS Fastpitch, Haarlem, The Netherlands
 
E-mail:  norman.ames@gielissen.nl
Homepage:  www.demo-ehs.nl


ISF WORLD CUP - DAY 6

When USA lost to Venezuela in Friday late night game 5:6 and Japan beat
Venezuela on Saturday morning 7:5, first three team were tied. Runs against
rule ranked US team first, Japan second and Venezuela third for semifinals.
First semifinal went easy for Venezuela against Dutch selection Demo EHS. In
the bottom of third Accacio hit the triple followed by two homeruns and Doug
Gillis was replaced by Michael Cameron, however he cannot stop Venezuela
from hitting another homerun and finished the game in øth inning 8:0.
Evening game USA - Japan begun quietly with no runs in first two innings.
But in the top of third japan came with their great offensive weapon -
infiled hits and slaps combined with speed and scored 7 runs against Travis
Price. He was than replaced by Sonny Perkins but Japan continued in their
exhibition until score was 12:2 in the fith inning. Japanese pitchers
Murasato and Namagutchi allowed 4 hits (one homerun by Chris Miljavac in the
bottom of fifth

Sundays Finals:
14,00 USA - Venzuela
17,30 Japan - winner of previous game

For more info incl. play-by play and photos see official tournament website:
http://worldcup07.czechsoftball.com/

Pavel Prachar
Technical Commission
pracharpavel@gmail.com


Japan run-rules USA 12-2 inopening game of playoffs at ISF Men’s World Cup
 
PRAGUE, CZ---Japan advanced to the championship game of the ISF WorldCup with a resounding 12-2 five inning win over the USA Men’s NationalTeam on  Saturday evening before a crowd of more than 1,200 people.
 
Japanwhich had lost earlier to the United Statesin round robin, rocked two USApitchers for 12 runs and 11 hits, including five infield singles, to advance toSunday’s championship round.
 
The USA, meanwhile,collected only five hits off two Japanese pitchers and will face Venezuela Sunday at 2 p.m. with the winneradvancing to face Japanin the championship final. Venezuela(8-1) shutout DeMo EHS (5-4) of the Netherlands, 8-0 in the earlierplayoff game to advance.
 
Japanpounded USA pitchers TravisPrice (Santa Ana, Calif.and Sonny Perkins (St. Michael’s, Ariz.for 11 hits. Price hurled the first three innings, allowing seven runs andseven hits in the third inning. Perkins entered the game in the fourth inningand allowed five runs on four hits.
 
The seven run Japanthird included a solo homer by shortstop Ryuji Hazeyama. Left fielder KiensakusNishio also had a single in the inning and scored a run.
 
Japanused two pitchers to limit the USAto a run in the third inning on an RBI single by catcher Frank DeGroat (Ringwood, N.J.) and asolo homer to right center by Chris Miljavac (St. Joseph, Mo.in the fifth inning.
 
Miljavac, who had a single in the third inning and was the only USA player with at least two hits, hit his firsthomer of the World Cup off Japanhurler Tatsuya Hamaguchi, who entered the game for starter Kazutaka Murasato inthe fifth inning. Murasato hurled the first four innings allowing one run on fourhits. Hamaguchi hurled the last inning and surrendered one hit and the second USArun.
 




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