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Australia knocked around by South Korea

Posted on March 8, 2008March 8, 2008 by philipp
AUS 100 010 0   2 10 0
KOR 424 600 0  16 13 1

When Glenn WILLIAMS drove in the first Australian run in the first with a single, nobody had though what would happen afterwards. The South Korean offense took over in the bottom of the same period and pounded the opposing pitching with 16 runs over the next four frames. They won by a score of 16-2 in seven innings and cemented their status as heavy favorite with this lopsided victory.

Seung Yuop LEE (3-3) hit a three-run-homerun, scored three times and got four RBI. Dae Ho LEE had two hits and three RBI. Joo Chan LEE delivered a bases-clearing double. Yong Kyu LEE had three hits and drove in three.

Hyun Jin RYU (W 1-0) needed only a solid start to receive the win. He allowed one run on seven hits and a hit by pitch, striking out four in 4.1 innings pitched. Ki Joo HAN, Woon Sam JANG and Doo Sung HWAN finished the game.

Aussie starter Greg WILTSHIRE (L 0-1) was charged with three hits, four runs and two walks in just one period. However Chris MODWAY and Mark KELLY also could not stop the pouring. Paul WEICHARD struck out three in two perfect innings at the end. But it was too late. By the way,WEICHARD also led the offense with three hits.

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