Lyon Chiang, New York In a historic night for Taiwanese baseball, the Chinese Taipei national team defeated Japan 4-0 to claim the WBSC Premier12 championship, marking the first time Taiwan has won a senior-level international baseball tournament. This victory, celebrated as the most significant moment in Taiwan’s baseball history, has captured global attention and admiration. The game began with both teams locked in a pitching duel, remaining scoreless through four innings. In the fifth inning, Taiwan finally broke through Japan’s
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Taiwan’s Little League Baseball Dream Falls Just Short in World Series
Lyon Chiang, New York On August 26th, Taiwan’s Guishan Elementary School (龜山國小) baseball team faced Florida, representing the U.S., in the championship of the 2024 Little League World Series held in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Taiwan took an early lead by scoring a run in the first inning, but the U.S. team equalized in the bottom of the sixth, pushing the game into extra innings. In the eighth inning, a bunt from the U.S. side led to a critical error by Taiwan,
Read moreThe Curse of KFC Grandpa: TECO issues travel warning for Osaka Japan in case baseball fans go wild tonight
The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Osaka, Japan, issued a travel warning advising Taiwanese visiting the city to avoid crowded places if the Hanshin Tigers win Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball final tonight. The travel warning came as police stepped up security around the city, deploying 1,300 police in expectation of a Hanshin Tigers victory in the Nippon Professional Baseball’s Central League. Hanshin Tigers fans have a notorious reputation for fanaticism that borders on violence. While fights occasionally break
Read moreBamboo Bats and Paper Mitts: Grandfathers Show Youngsters How They Played the Game
Ilan County: Qixian Elementary School held a baseball game with a difference today when grandfathers teamed up to play a game against the kids. But first, they had to make the baseball gear. When granddad was a kid, Taiwan was not the wealthy country it is today. Money was scarce, and simple stuff like balls, bats, and baseball mitts were hard to come by. However, kids will never let anything get in the way of having fun, and Taiwanese kids
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