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Little League World Series Records
Posted: Tues August 25, 1998 at 8:13 a.m EDT
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Teams in World Series: 409 in 51 years
Players in World Series: 5,828 in 51 years
Most times qualifying for Little League World Series:
International Regions
Canada 41
Chinese Taipei 21
United States
California 36
Pennsylvania 27
Most World Series Championships:
Chinese Taipei 17
California 5
Connecticut 4
Pennsylvania 4
Mexico 3
New Jersey 3
Japan 3
South Korea 2
New York 2
Texas 2
Alabama 1
Georgia 1
Michigan 1
New Mexico 1
Washington 1
Most second-place finishes:
California 14
Florida 6
Pennsylvania 4
Texas 4
Illinois 3
New Jersey 3
Consecutive Championships:
Chinese Taipei 5 (1977-81)
Chinese Taipei 4 (1971-74)
Chinese Taipei 3 (1986-88)
California Teams 3 (1961-63)
Chinese Taipei 2 (1995-96)
California Teams 2 (1992-93)
Connecticut Teams 2 (1951-52)
Japan 2 (1967-68)
South Korea 2 (1984-85)
Monterey, Mexico 2 (1957-58)
Consecutive second-place finishes:
California Teams 4 (1976-79)
Consecutive appearances in Championship Game:
Chinese Taipei 6 (1977-82, 1986-91)
Most runs scored, Championship Game, both teams - 23
Williamsport 16, Lock Haven, Pa. 7 (1947)
Most runs scored, Championship Game, one team - 21
Chinese Taipei 21, Irvine, Calif. 1 (1987)
Fewest runs scored, Championship Game, both teams - 1
Birmingham, AL 1, Schenectady, NY 0 (1953)
Japan 1, Richmond, VA 0 (1968)
Most home runs in a game, one player - 3
Roger Miller, Tuckahoe, VA (1968)
Chih Hsiang Lin, Chinese Taipei (1995)
Most home runs in a series, one player - 7
Hsieh Chin-Hsiung, Chinese Taipei (1996)
Perfect Game, Championship:
Angel Macias, Monterrey, Mexico (1957)
Perfect Game, Opening Round:
Fred Shapiro, Delaware Twp, NJ (1956)
Championship Game, Shutouts: 18 (36%)
Most recent: Chinese Taipei 11, Danville, Calif. 0 (1991)
No-Hitters, Championship:
Angel Macias, Monterrey, Mexico (1957)
Joe Mormello, Levittown, PA (1960)
Ted Campbell, San Jose, CA (1962)
Danny Yacarino, Staten Island, NY (1964)
Han-Chao Dai, Chinese Taipei (1979)
Most Strikeouts, six-inning game: 18
Chao-An Chen, Chinese Taipei (1979)
Most Strikeouts, nine-inning game: 22
Mu-Hsu Chin, Chinese Taipei (1971)
Longest World Series Game:
3:11 (1998 - Toms River, NJ vs. Jenison, MI)
Longest Rain Delay:
3:06 (1994)
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