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eLivermore.com - By Bill Nale |
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2013 Little League®
Intermediate World Series |
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Contents: |
On Other Pages
Photos are available on the Photo Site Statistics for all years of the LLIWS
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Schedule and Results |
 Teams and their schedules |
 Chronological Game Schedule |
 Game Bracket Chart |
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Intermediate Division |
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Maps |
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| Photos |
About World Series Photos - Download for Free |
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Links |
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Izumisano LL (Japan) Wins the Championship 11-4
Go to the
World Series Photo site
Note that the photos moved to a new site in mid 2025
The Little League® Intermediate World Series
was held at Max Baer Park in Livermore California from July 30 through
August 5, 2013.
This is the first year of the Intermediate World Series.
Note: This page is provided by eLivermore.com. This is NOT the
official website for the World Series.
Click here for the
official website.
The Intermediate Division consists of ages 11
to 13, but will mostly be 13 year olds.
The division is also knows as "50/70" as the distance from the pitching rubber
to the plate is 50 feet, and the distance between the bases is 70 feet.
Rules are very similar to the Jr. 80s Division (80 feet between bases) in that
playing off and stealing bases are allowed.
Note that the more well known Little League® World Series is the "Majors" world series held in Williamsport, PA in August.
Results and box scores of past World Series (on LL website)
Results:
Izumisano LL -
Osaka, Japan (Asia-Pacific Region) Wins the World Series 10-1 over
Collier Township/Chartiers Valley LL
- Collier Township, PA (East)
The World Series was kicked off with a Parade through
Downtown Livermore on Monday, July 29, at 6:00pm.
The parade went down 1st Street and ended at the Bankhead Theater, where there
was a ceremony for the teams.
See Parade Photos
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new! - Box Score and Scorebooks for all games - new!
The Box Scores are available on the GameChanger ap, but the Scorebooks are NOT. |
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Teams
See Teams and their Rosters for ALL years on
one page
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| Region | Team | Record | Total | Home Runs |
Team Size |
Day 1 Tues 7/30 |
Day 2 Wed 7/31 |
Day 3 Thurs 8/1 |
Day 4 Fri 8/2 |
Day 5 Sat 8/3 |
Day 6 Sun 8/4 |
Day 7 Mon 8/5 |
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| Temperatures | 54 - 87 | 54 - 84 | 53 - 79 | 50 - 87 | 53 - 87 | 54 - 84 | 56 - 84 | |||||||
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Central |
Georgetown LL - Jenison, Michigan |
1-2 |
8 |
12 |
4 |
0 | 13 |
G4 - 6:00pm vs. CA57 Loss 0-12 Photos - gc |
G9 - 3:00pm vs. Southeast Win 5-4 Photos - gc |
G11 - 12:00pm vs. East Loss 3-4 Photos - gc |
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CA 57 |
Pleasanton National | 2-2 |
24 |
30 |
3 |
1 | 13 |
G4 - 6:00pm vs. Central Win 12-0 Photos - gc |
G6 - 6:00pm vs. West Win 6-3 Photos - gc |
G12 - 3:00pm vs. Southwest Loss 5-6 Photos - gc |
G14 - 4:00pm vs. East Loss - 1-3 Photos - gc |
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East |
Collier Township/ Chartiers Valley LL - Collier Township, PA US Champions |
4-2 |
24 |
46 |
7 |
0 | 11 |
G2 - 12:00pm vs. Southwest Loss 4-6 Photos - gc |
G8 - 12:00pm vs. West Win 7-3 Photos - gc |
G11 - 12:00pm vs. Central Win 4-3 Photos - gc |
G14 - 4:00pm vs. CA57 Win 3-1 Photos - gc |
G16 - 4:00pm vs. Southwest Win 5-4 Photos - gc |
G17 - 4:00pm vs. Asia-Pacific Loss 1-10 Photos - gc |
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Southeast |
Rutherfordton LL - Rutherfordton, North Carolina |
1-2 |
15 |
12 |
4 |
0 | 13 |
G5 - 3:00pm vs. Southwest Loss 1-12 Photos - gc |
G9 - 3:00pm vs. Central Loss 4-5 Photos - gc |
G97 - 9:00am vs. Canada Win 10-7 Photos |
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Southwest |
Post Oak LL, Houston Texas |
3-1 |
28 |
35 |
7 |
1 | 14 |
G2 - 12:00pm vs. East Win 6-4 Photos - gc |
G5 - 3:00pm vs. Southeast Win 12-1 Photos - gc |
G12 - 3:00pm vs. CA57 Win 6-5 Photos - gc |
G16 - 4:00pm vs. East Loss 4-5 Photos - gc |
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West |
Nogales National LL - Nogales, Arizona |
1-2 |
10 |
19 |
8 |
1 | 12 |
G6 - 6:00pm vs. CA57 Loss 3-6 Photos - gc |
G8 - 12:00pm vs. East Loss 3-7 Photos - gc |
G99 - 10:00am vs. Latin America Win 4-3 Photos - gc |
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| Region | Team | Record | Total | Home Runs |
Team Size |
Day 1 Tues 7/30 |
Day 2 Wed 7/31 |
Day 3 Thurs 8/1 |
Day 4 Fri 8/2 |
Day 5 Sat 8/3 |
Day 6 Sun 8/4 |
Day 7 Mon 8/5 |
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Asia- |
Izumisano LL - |
4-0 |
51 |
52 |
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1 | 14 |
G3 - 3:00pm vs. Canada Win 19-1 Photos - gc |
G10 - 6:00pm vs. Puerto Rico Win 10-0 Photos - gc |
G15 - 1:00pm vs. Puerto Rico Win 12-2 Photos - gc |
G17 - 4:00pm vs. East Win 10-1 Photos - gc |
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Canada |
Southwest LL - |
0-3 |
12 |
19 |
13 |
0 | 12 |
G3 - 3:00pm vs. Asia-Pac Loss 1-19 Photos - gc |
G7- 9:00am Latin America Loss 4-5 Photos - gc |
G97 - 9:00am vs. Southeast Loss 7-10 Photos |
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Latin |
C Unidas Miraflores LL
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1-3 |
17 |
25 |
9 |
1 | 13 |
G1 - 9:00am vs. Puerto Rico Loss, 3-7 Photos - gc |
G7 - 9:00am Canada Win 5-4 Photos - gc |
G13 - 1:00pm vs. Puerto Rico Loss - 6-7 Photos - gc |
G99 - 10:00am vs. West Loss 3-4 Photos - gc |
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Puerto |
Juan A. Bibiloni LL - |
2-2 |
16 |
25 |
11 |
0 | 14 |
G1 - 9:00am vs. Latin Am. Win 7-3 Photos - gc |
G10 - 6:00pm vs. Asia-Pacific Loss 0-10 Photos - gc |
G13 - 1:00pm vs. Latin America Win - 7-6 Photos - gc |
G15 - 1:00pm vs. Asia-Pacific Loss 2-12 Photos - gc |
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All teams will play a minimum of 3 games. In some cases the 3rd game may be a "Goodwill" game.
Chronological Game Schedule
See Game Schedules for ALL
years on one page
Gamechanger Box Scores
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PA | Teams | Photo Link |
Game Cngr Link |
Date/Time | Actual Innings |
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World Series Parade |
Mon, July 29, 6:00pm |
Parade |
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7 |
7 |
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35 36 |
Puerto Rico @ |
1 |
Tues, July 30, 9:00am |
7 |
International Opening Round |
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4 |
9 |
2 |
31 29 |
East @ |
Tues, July 30, 12:00pm |
7 (6.5) |
US Opening Round |
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19 |
18 |
1 |
40 21 |
Asia-Pacific @ |
photo | 3 |
Tues, July 30, 3:00pm |
5 |
International Opening Round |
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0 |
0 |
3 |
15 26 |
Central @ |
photo | 4 |
Tues, July 30, 6:00pm |
5 (4.5) |
US Opening Round |
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12 |
12 |
2 |
34 20 |
Southwest @ |
photo | 5 |
Wed, July 31, 3:00pm |
5 |
US Opening Round / Winners Bracket |
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3 |
6 |
1 |
29 33 |
West @ |
photo | 6 |
Wed, July 31, 6:00pm |
7 (6.5) |
US Opening Round / Winners Bracket |
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4 |
6 |
3 |
32 30 |
Canada @ |
7 |
Thurs, Aug 1, 9:00am |
7 (6.5) |
International Elimination Game |
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7 |
9 |
2 |
35 29 |
East @ |
8 |
Thurs, Aug 1, 12:00pm |
7 |
US Elimination Game |
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4 |
7 |
0 |
29 25 |
Southeast @ |
9 |
Thurs, Aug 1, 3:00pm |
7 (6.5) |
US Elimination Game |
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10 |
10 |
2 |
36 25 |
Asia-Pacific @ |
10 |
Thurs, Aug 1, 6:00pm |
6 |
International Winners Bracket Game |
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7 |
10 |
5 |
33 33 |
Canada (L7) @ |
photo | 97 |
Fri, Aug 2, 9:00am |
7 (6.5) |
Goodwill Game (both teams are already eliminated) |
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4 |
10 |
1 |
36 30 |
East (W8) @ |
photo | 11 |
Fri, Aug 2, 12:00pm |
7 |
US Elimination Game |
| 12 |
6 |
6 |
2 |
31 29 |
Southwest @ |
photo | 12 |
Fri, Aug 2, 3:00pm |
7 |
US Winners Bracket Game |
| 98 |
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Challenger Game |
Photo |
Sat, Aug 3, 10:00am |
Exhibition |
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7 |
5 |
2 |
32 31 |
Puerto Rico (L10) @ |
photo | 13 |
Sat, Aug 3, 1:00pm |
7 |
International Elimination Game |
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3 |
6 |
1 |
27 24 |
East (W11) @ |
photo | 14 |
Sat, Aug 3, 4:00pm |
7 |
US Elimination Game |
| 99 |
3 |
4 |
0 |
27 28 |
Latin America (L13) @ |
photo | 99 |
Sun, Aug 4, 10:00am |
7 (6.7) |
Goodwill Game (both teams are already eliminated) |
| 15 |
12 |
10 |
0 |
34 24 |
Asia Pacific (W10) @ |
photo | 15 |
Sun, Aug 4, 1:00pm |
6 |
International Final. Single Elimination |
| 16 |
4 |
9 |
2 |
34 32 |
Southwest (W12) @ |
photo | 16 |
Sun, Aug 4, 4:00pm |
7 (6.5) |
US Final. Single Elimination |
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10 |
14 |
1 |
35 27 |
Asia Pacific
(W15) @ |
17 |
Mon, Aug 5, 4:00pm |
7 |
World Championship.
Single Game. |
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International Bracket Game |
US Bracket Game |
Goodwill or Exhibition Game |
World Championship Game |
PA = Plate Appearances. I.E. total batters sent to the plate by the team.
* Actual Innings column: Integer Inning
(Fractional inning if not the same)
For Fractional inning:
N (no decimal): Inning ended with final out in the bottom of the inning
(Visiting team wins)
N.5: Inning ended with final out in the top of the inning (Home team wins)
N.6: No outs in the bottom of the inning when the winning run scored (Home team
wins)
N.7: 1 out in the bottom of the inning when the winning run scored (Home team
wins)
N.9: 2 out in the bottom of the inning when the winning run scored (Home
team wins)
"winning run" could be home team going up by 1 or more runs in the bottom of the
7th or later inning, or run which causes the 10 run rule (5th or 6th inning) to take
effect.
Following the "winning run", any run that scores in the play does not count
unless the ball was hit over the fence as a home run (in which case all runs
count assuming they come around and score).
All times are PDT (Pacific Daylight time) which is UTC-7.
Intermediate World Series Game Chart
See Game Brackets for ALL
years on one page
Note: The US and International Championship games are single elimination,
even though one of the teams enters with 1 loss and other with 0 losses.
There is NOT an "if necessary" game if the team from the elimination bracket
wins. The winner of the Championship games goes on to the finals.
Home Runs
See Home Runs for ALL
years on one page
| Game | Player w/Photo link | Uniform # | Team | Comments |
| G03 |
Naoya Murano |
#12 |
Asia Pacific |
Grand Slam |
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Mitch Benson |
#9 |
CA57 |
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Harrison Cascadden |
#16 |
Southwest |
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| G13 |
Pedro Toledo Mawyin |
#15 |
Latin America |
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| G99 |
Danny Moreno |
#11 |
West |
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There were 5 home runs.
Asia Pacific hit a grand slam home run with their 4th batter of the tournament.
Umpires for 2013
See Umpires for ALL
years on one page
Thank You Umpires!!
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Jack Conway - Florhan Park, New Jersey - East |
David Rast - Albuquerque, New Mexico - Southwest |
Bill Keegan - Whalley, British Columbia - Canada |
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Mark Cyganiak - Port Charlotte, Florida - Southeast |
Jimmy Darden - Odessa, Texas - Southwest |
Jorge Lebron - Yabucoa, Puerto Rico - Latin America |
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Donald Dozier - Austell, Georgia - Southeast |
Ken Mitchell - Everett, Washington - West |
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Stu Hartenstein - Columbus, Ohio - Central |
Jonas Jackson - Escondido, California - West |
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Thomas Plaster - Freeport Illinois - Southeast |
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2013 Umpire Jerseys: some games Light Cream colored, some games Light Blue
| Team | Central | CA57 | East | Southeast | Southwest | West |
| LL | Georgetown LL | Pleasanton National | Collier Township/ Chartiers Valley LL |
Rutherfordton LL | Post Oak LL | Nogales National LL |
| City/State | Jenison, Michigan | Pleasanton, CA | Collier Township, PA | Rutherfordton, North Carolina |
Houston Texas | Nogales, Arizona |
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Michael Alkema #13 |
Mitch Benson #9 |
Steven Alauzen #14 |
Marty Barrella #4 |
Andrew Alvarez #20 |
Danny Angulo #6 |
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Robby Bell #9 |
Trevor Bergmann #3 |
Reed Bruggeman #7 |
Clint Condrey #11 |
Kris Brolan #5 |
Marcel Bachelier #4 |
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Carter Chylek #7 |
Quinn Brinnon #10 |
Domenic Cepullio #11 |
Joe Conner #22 |
Dillon Burr #15 |
Edgar Condes #2 |
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Preston Fawcett #10 |
Max Heverly #4 |
Konnor Corchado #5 |
Jace Crowe #10 |
Harrison Cascadden #16 |
Mike Gerardo #13 |
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Chris Gadbois #1 |
Jimmy Kaufmann #11 |
Hunter Gordon #4 |
Joey Daigle #5 |
Will Edens #7 |
Sergio Gonzales #8 |
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Jacob Gosset #15 |
Drew Kobayashi #15 |
Ian Hess #13 |
Jacob Knox #7 |
Blake Fertitta #12 |
Alex Hernandez #7 |
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Trenton Koole #8 |
Max Lander #5 |
Caysen O'Keefe #1 |
Jake Laughter #8 |
Hill Johnson #6 |
Alec Ibarra #5 |
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Benji Kuiper #3 |
Nate Lau #12 |
Zackary Pilossoph #3 |
Sam McArthur #12 |
Will Kunetka #8 |
Jesus Lopez #12 |
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Tanner Pratt #12 |
Drew McGinty #7 |
Zachary Rohaley #10 |
Adam McDowell #1 |
Michael McKean #9 |
Mark Lopez #9 |
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Ian Ross #11 |
Cal O'Loughlin #6 |
Nicolas Serafino #6 |
Levi Parks #6 |
Robert McHenry #21 |
Ricky Maytorena #3 |
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Clayton Strick #14 |
Nick Orecchia #2 |
David Yurchak #2 |
Wesley Smith #9 |
Hayden Rome #13 |
Danny Moreno #11 |
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Brice VanOverloop #4 |
Trevor Wallace #8 |
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Cameron Snethen #3 |
Nick Smith #14 |
Paulo Rodriguez #1 |
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Taylor Wittenveen #2 |
Evan Wolfe #18 |
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Keaton Snethen #2 |
Jack Thompson #1 |
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Ben Vaughan #10 |
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Manager |
Nate Chylek |
Dale Wolfe * |
Jeff Gordon * |
Curtis Snethen |
Mark Rome |
Jesus Lopez Sr. |
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Coach |
Bill Pratt |
Dave Lander * |
Steve Alauzen * |
Jeff Condrey |
John Thompson |
Mike Gerardo Sr. |
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Coach |
Rob Bell |
Bob Kaufman * |
Jack Hess * |
Keith Snethen |
Ross Vaughan |
Rafael Valenzuela |
* I am unsure who was the manager.
| Team | Asia-Pacific | Canada | Latin America | Puerto Rico |
| LL | Izumisano LL | Southwest LL | C Unidas Miraflores LL | Juan A. Bibiloni LL |
| City/Country | Osaka, Japan | Lethbridge, Alberta | Guayquil, Ecuador | Yabucoa, Puerto Rico |
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Nagiru Hiramatsu #13 |
Kyle Bloor #8 |
Daniel Alvarez Casal #7 |
Abner Andino Diaz #14 |
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Shoma Ishihara #4 |
Blake Braun #6 |
Christopher Bohrer Guzman #20 |
Fernando Camacho Moctezuma #7 |
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Kousei Kanaya #5 |
Adrian Ferby #13 |
Jahyl Castro Medina #19 |
Steven Dávila Laureano #2 |
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Taito Kosaka #6 |
Raleigh Ferby #3 |
Andres Egas Vera #18 |
Kevin Donato Ortiz #4 |
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Naoya Murano #12 |
Kason Furukawa #9 |
Bryan Garces Monserrate #2 |
Anibal Lazoe Berrios #5 |
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Taisei Shimabe #1 |
Zachary Goruk #11 |
Adrian Guerra Manzo #13 |
Juan López Geigel #12 |
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Shogo Shirakawa #15 |
Jack Henley #18 |
Luis Irigoyen Herman #5 |
Luis López Torres #3 |
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Ten Tanaka #9 |
Liam Leech #4 |
Gustavo Lino Intriago #16 |
Kevin Medina Rodriguez #1 |
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Ryota Tanaka #11 |
Samuel Noad #5 |
Justyn Morales Marcillo #1 |
Yadier Medina Sanchez #10 |
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Miki Tsujioka #10 |
Reed Odland #12 |
Ricardo Medina Egues #21 |
Chris Medina Velazquez #9 |
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Shinta Usami #2 |
Brock Solberg #7 |
Pedro Toledo Mawyin #15 |
Elvis Mojica Alvarez #15 |
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Takuya Yokota #3 |
Wyatt Tomalty #10 |
Camilo Torres Cedeno #3 |
Carlos Rivera Alvarez #6 |
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Kanta Yukawa #7 |
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Cesar Vaca Centanaro #17 |
Edgar Rivera Rodriguez #8 |
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Yusaku Yukawa #8 |
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Christian Santiago Berrios #11 |
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Manager |
Katsushi Sato * |
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Lester Cruz |
Ángel L. Dávila |
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Coach |
Toshihisa Kitatani * |
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Alfredo Molina |
Reynaldo Rivera |
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Coach |
Yuichi Terada * |
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Alfredo Venegas |
Félix X. Ramos |
* I am unsure who was the manager.
| 2013 World Series Stats | |
| Statistics for all years are on a separate page. Click here | |
| Total games | 19 plus the Challenger game |
| Total attendance | About 36,145 |
| Championship Game Attendance | 6650 |
| TV Coverage | The Championship game was televised by ESPN2. See photos of the TV production setup. The same equipment was used as is used for Monday Night Football. |
| Photos | All games were photographed by Bill Nale of
eLivermore.com. About 6300 total. Over 1300 photos appear on this website. |
| Field Upgrades prior to World Series | Grass infield installed. 2/8/2013 Dirt Mound installed (moveable plywood was previously used) New two story Press Box installed. Finished ~7/24/2013 A single small flagpole installed behind the outfield fence. Yellow plastic pipe put on top of outfield fence. Photo Boxes built. |
| Parade & Opening Ceremonies | Parade down First Street to the plaza in front of the Bankhead Theater.
Monday, July 29, at 6:00pm Opening Ceremonies after the parade at the plaza. Tom Seaver threw out the first pitch in Game 4. He had spoken before the game. |
| Game Days | Games played Tuesday to Monday July 30 to Aug 5. Games every day. |
| Championship Game | Izumisano LL - Osaka, Japan (Asia-Pacific Region) Wins the World Series 10-1 over Collier Township/Chartiers Valley LL - Collier Township, PA (East) |
General Intermediate stats |
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| Distance between bases | 70 feet |
| Distance, Pitchers rubber to the plate | 50 feet |
| Team sizes | Typically 14, but can be fewer. |
| Innings played | 7 |
| Age Group | 11-13 year olds |
| Max runs per inning | no limit. |
| 10 Run Rule | If a team is behind by 10 or more runs after they have
batted in the 5th inning the game is over. If a team achieves a 10 run lead in the bottom of the 5th or 6th inning, the game is over. If a team achieves a 10 run lead in the top of the 5th, 6th, or 7th inning, the bottom of that inning is played and the game will end at the end of that inning if the lead is still 10 or more runs. |
Max Baer 1 Specifics |
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| Distance from the plate to the outfield fence | About 260 feet (Max Baer 1 distance) |
| Outfield Fence Height | About 10 feet (Max Baer 1 distance). |
| Fence | The field is completely surrounded by a chain link fence about 10 feet high. It is much higher behind the plate (see photo below). |
| Dogs | Dogs are NOT permitted. However, there is a dog park 60 feet beyond the Left Field fence with a view of the games. |
| Bull Pens | Bull pens are down the 1st and 3rd base lines. |
| Name of the Park | Max Baer Park is named for the boxer Max Baer. Born in 1909, his family moved to Livermore when he was 15. He became the Heavyweight Champion of the World in 1934. His son, Max Baer Jr. is an actor, director, and producer known mainly for playing Jethro Bodine on The Beverly Hillbillies. Max Baer Sr. also did some acting. While in Livermore, he lived in a house that is within the current park, near where the pre-school building is now, by Max Baer 2 field, on Murdell Lane. |
Some basic rules |
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| Playing off, stealing | Playing off and stealing are permitted. |
| On Deck Batter | On-deck batters are allowed. |
| Substitution | There is unlimited substitution (a player may go back in after exiting
the game). There are rules about where they can be inserted in the batting order. I.E. you can't keep batting a player over and over. |
| Special Pinch Runner | One Special Pinch Runner (SPR) may be used by each team each inning. A Special Pinch Runner may run for another player who is on base. |
| Pitch count limits | 13 year olds are limited to 95 pitches. 11-12 year olds are
limited to 85 pitches. If they reach the limit during a batter, they
may finish the batter. Pitchers must also observe days of rest until they may pitch again based on the following table: 1-20 pitches thrown: 0 days rest (may pitch the next day) 21-35 pitches thrown: 1 days rest 36-50 pitches thrown: 2 days rest 51-65 pitches thrown: 3 days rest 66 or more pitches thrown: 4 days rest If a pitcher reaches a specific limit while facing a batter, he may finish the batter and still be considered to be within the range. A pitcher removed from the mound may return provided that he has played a different defensive position since pitching (was not removed from the game). He can return only once. A player who has played as catcher for 4 or more innings may not pitch that day. |
| Minimum # of games | All teams will play a minimum of 3 games. Three team's 3rd game may be a "Goodwill Game", having already been eliminated. Originally a US team might have played only two games, but an additional Goodwill game has been added which prevents this. |
| Goodwill Games | Two Goodwill games are played. These games assure that every team will play at least 3 games. Both games pair a US team against an International teams. These are the ONLY games other than the Championship game to have a US team play an International team. |
What to expect / Fan Guide |
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| Stealing | With the 70 foot bases, stealing is easier than in 80s or 90s. However, at the higher levels of play, while common, it does not happen as often as you would think. This is the shortest base distance where stealing is permitted. |
| Home Runs | They definitely happen, but it is very much based on the skill of the pitcher vs. the batter. Many games occur without any home runs, but I have taken photos of players hitting home runs on this field. The 2013 Intermediate world series had about 3 home runs, and at least one ball that hit the very top of the fence. |
| Foul Balls in the stands | Foul balls will definitely go into the stands. Be alert, as you
would be at an MLB game. Never grab the fence with your fingers through. Foul tips and foul balls travel at a very high rate at this level. |
First game on the upgraded field
Bill Nale of eLivermore.com was the official photographer of the
2014 Little League® Intermediate World Series.
I am one of the many volunteers at the World Series.
As a volunteer, my photos are provided at no cost. You may download the
full resolution photos from the photo site for free.
Prints and other items may be purchased from the site, at my cost. I use a
site called SmugMug. Their rates are reasonable.
It is likely cheaper and faster to download the photos and have them printed at
your favorite location, however.
Photos of all games are displayed in albums on eLivermore.com's
photo
gallery site.
Photos from all previous years are still on the site.
Note that between the 2024 LLIWS and the 2025 LLIWS I have switched photo sites.
The photos are now on SmugMug.
The previous provider provided very poor performance in
showing older year's albums. Sometimes they would never load.
You may use the photos for your own personal use, including on social media. Teams may use the photos on their team websites, etc.
I take photos at all of the games, and of events around the
fields.
I generally will provide photos of every at bat of every game, although I do
miss a few. I take about 1500 photos per game, and choose about 600 to put
on the photo site.
I will also get photos of each team under the scoreboard.
To download an individual photo:
Go to the photo and hit the Dowload icon, which might be below the
photo, or to the left.
Photo should download immediately.
To download an entire gallery:
Go to the gallery that you want to download.
Hit the Download icon, which is generally above the photo icons.
The full gallery will be put in a ZIP file, allowing you to
download it.
SmugMug will ask for your email address, and will send you an email
with the download link when the ZIP file is ready.
If this is the first time that you are downloading a gallery, it
will ask you to verity your email address first.
To Purchase photos on the Photo Gallery site (https://elivermore.smugmug.com/LLIWS):
Feel free to have prints made elsewhere by
downloading the photos.
This may be quicker and cheaper.
To by from the photo site: Hit the BUY button and follow the
directions.
2013 Web pages with some photos (the link above takes you to the primary photo site)
The Nine 2013
Little League World Series
There are now 9 World Series associated with Little League® Baseball:
|
Name (link to site) |
2013 Dates |
2013 Winner |
World Series Location |
Description |
|
Aug 15-25 |
Japan |
South Williamsport, PA |
"Majors". 11-12 year olds. 60 foot bases, 225 foot outfield fence (GLL Majors fence is at 200 feet). No Stealing or playing off. |
|
|
July 30-Aug 5 |
Japan |
Livermore, CA |
70 foot bases, 11-13 year olds. Max Baer fence is at 260 feet. Playing off and stealing are permitted. |
|
|
Aug 11-17 |
Asia-Pacific |
Taylor Mich. |
90 foot bases (like MLB) 13 to 14 year olds. Playing off and stealing are permitted. |
|
|
Aug 11-17 |
Latin-America |
Bangor Maine |
90 foot bases (like MLB) 14 to 16 year olds. Playing off and stealing are permitted. |
|
|
July 24-31 |
Southeast |
Easley SC. |
90 foot bases (like MLB) 15 to 18 year olds. Playing off and stealing are permitted. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Aug 8-14 |
West |
Portland Oregon |
11-12 year old girls |
|
|
Aug 11-17 |
Southeast |
Kirkland Wash |
13-14 year old girls |
|
|
Aug 4-10 |
Central |
Lower Sussex, Del |
13-16 year old girls |
|
|
Aug 4-10 |
Host |
Lower Sussex, Del |
14-18 year old girls |
On August 24, 2012, it was announced that
Livermore California would host the first World Series of the "50/70" division.
It was not yet named "Intermediate" at that point.
See the press release here.
The dates for the World Series were announced on November 12, 2012
Intermediate World
Series Official Page
Little League
International
CA District 57
The World Series games
take place on MB1 (Max Baer Park Field 1)
Image from Google Earth
