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Japan Beats Mexico in Flip-Flops Duel and Holds the Bronze of the U-15 World Cup

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Ren Mitsui and Rentaro Seki connected quadrangulars by the Japanese squadron MÉRIDA, Yucatán.— Japan took the bronze medal of the WBSC U-15 baseball World Cup by beating 8-6 Mexico in a match of constant changes of advantage, contested in Kukulcán baseball park. The Japanese ninth took the lead since the first episode with a solo quadrangular of Ren Mitsui, but Mexico responded at the close of the entry to turn the scoreboard. Japanese opener So…
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Aspects of the meeting between Mexico and Japan for the bronze of the WBSC 2026 Sub-15 Baseball World Cup, last night at Kukulcán Park. Upstairs, the local group celebrates an annotation. Left, the party of the Japanese after the triumph, and down, Mexican annotation Japan resisted the persistent challenge of Mexico, host country, and was imposed by 8-6 in the match for the bronze medal of the Sub-15 WBSC 2026 Baseball World Cup, at Kukulcán Par…

Mérida, Yuc. The Japanese team defeated on Sunday 8-6 its similar from Mexico to keep the third place in the international Sub-15 baseball tournament, in a match held in Kukulcán Park in this capital. Mexico threatened in the last inning, but only managed to score one race.

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Japan set up a six-run rally in the second inning to turn the board and in the end 8-6 was imposed on the Mexican baseball team to keep the bronze medal of the U-15 World Cup organized by the WBSC. The meeting was held in the Park of ...

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EstamosAquí MX broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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