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South Korea returns to LLWS with a bang
August 15, 2014
Following a 29-year absence, defeats Czech Republic 10-3 in 1st game
South Korea returned to the Little League World Series with a bang.
Returning to Williamsport, Pennsylvania, after a 29-year absence — finally breaking through Taiwan and Japan’s stranglehold in the Asia-Pacific Region — South Korea blasted Czech Republic 10-3 on Thursday.
The Czech Republic tied the game at 3 in the top of the fourth inning to make it interesting, but South Korea immediately scored five more runs to put the game away. Park Jo Ho and Yeong Jae each homered in this inning.
South Korea starter Hwang Jae Yeong struck out eight in three innings.
South Korea’s next game will be on Sunday, against either Australia or Puerto Rico.