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| No-Hit Games |
- Joe Hamende, Springfield, Illinois beat Danville, Virginia 1-0, August 26, 1962 ( 7 innings)
- Greg Lebeck, Portland, Oregon, beat Islip, New York 4-0, on August 23, 1965 (7 innings)
- Dave McCormick, Tordena, Califonia, beat Toledo, Ohio 10-0 on August 25, 1966 (7 innings)
- Jim George, Long Beach, California beat Sikeston, Missouri 8-0 on August 21, 1967 (5 innings)
- Wayne Garland, Nashville, Tennessee, beat Cincinnati, Ohio, 3-0 on August 27, 1968 (5 innings)
- Jay Phillion, Saginaw, Michigan beat Dorado, Puerto Rico, 10-0 on August 15, 1980 (5 innings)
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Most Strike Outs in One Game
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- 24 by Ryerson, Tordena, California, 1966 (13 innings)
- 19 by Raible, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1968 (9 innings)
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Most Base on Balls in One Game
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- 12 by Dave Jones, St. Joseph, Missouri, 1959
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Most Wild Pitches in One Game
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- 5 by Nick Mitchell, Vancouver, BC, 1970
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Most Hit Batters in One Game
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- 4 by Marty Peters, Sachem, New York, 1978
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Most Strike-outs in One Series
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- 39 by Ryerson, Tordena, California, 1966
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Most Innings Pitched in One Series
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- 28 by Thornton, Nashville, Tennessee, 1972
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Best Won-Lost Record in One Series
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- 4-0 by Raible, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1968
- 4-0 by Don Ducett, Joliet, Illinois, 1982
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| Highest Batting Average |
- .727 by Kevin Irons, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1993 (8h-11ab)
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Most Times at Bat in One Series
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- 27 by Brett Snyder, San Pedro, California, 1987
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Most Times at Bat in One Game
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- 6 Accomplished 47 times, 5 accomplished 325 times
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Most Runs Scored in One Series
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- 12 by Wil Parsons, San Pedro, California, 1987
- Ben Grieve, Dallas, Texas 1993
- Steve Scarborough, Dallas, Texas, 1996
- 11 by Jeff Litzinger, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1985
- Chad Allen, Dallas, Texas, 1993
- Jason Basil, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1997
- Tom Nicholson, Orange County, California, 1997
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Most Hits in One Series
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- 15 by Matt Berger, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1993
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Most RBI's in One Series
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- 20 By Jerry Schunk, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1984
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Most Runs Scored in One Game
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- 5 by Sean Flynn, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1992
- Sean West, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1992
- Chris Gonzales, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1992
- Chad Allen, Dallas, Texas, 1993
- 4 accomplished 22 times, 3 accomplished 204 times
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Most Home Runs in One Series
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- 5 by Jerry Schunk, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1984
- Emmit Cohick, San Pedro, California, 1987
- Troy Babbitt, OrangeCounty, California, 1989
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Most Doubles in One Game
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- 3 by Krik Vusko,Chicago, Illinois, 1979
- Ben Greive, Dallas Texas, 1993
- Jason Huth, Cherry Creek, Colorado, 1995
- Steve Scarborough, Dallas, Texas, 1996
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Most Doubles in One Series
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- 5 by Mark Lewis, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1987
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Most Triples in One Game
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- 2 by Frank Hardy, Long Beach, California, 1973
- Tim Reed, Farmington, New Mexico, 1986
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Most Hits in One Series
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- 15 by Matt Berger, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1993
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Most Hits in One Game
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- 5 by Bret Boone, San Pedro, California, 1987
- Aldo Pecorilli, Madison Heights, Michigan, 1988
- Troy Babbitt, Orange County, California, 1989
- Matt Berger, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1993
- Ben Grieve, Dallas Texas, 1993
- Ben Evans, Memphis, Tennessee, 1994
- Steve Scarborough, Dallas, Texas, 1996
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Most RBI's in One Game
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- 9 by Chris Gonzales, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1992
- 8 by Chad Allen, Dallas, Texas, 1993
- 7 by Jerry Schunk, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1994 (twice)
- Eric Stone, Dallas, Texas, 1985
- Ryan Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1992
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Grand Slam Homeruns
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- Ernie Fazio, Oakland, California 1959
- Neil Elliott, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1959
- Bob Charameda, Battle Creek Michigan, 1961
- Gary Ward, Compton California, 1972
- Gene De Los Santos, Corpus Christi, Texas, 1976
- Greg Byrd, South Lexington, Kentucky, 1977
- Tony Mack, South Lexington, Kentucky, 1977
- Tom Pougnet, Flint, Michigan, 1979
- Keith Miller, Dallas, Texas, 1980
- Mike Lopez, Sachem, New York, 1980
- Juan Rivera, Dorado, P.R., 1981
- Wayne Thompson, Memphis, Tenn., 1982
- Ray De La Santos, Corpus Christi, Texas, 1982
- Keith Vienkowski, Washington, Conn., 1984
- John Eldred, Long Beach, California, 1984
- Jerry Schunk, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1984
- John Marek, Dallas, Texas, 1985
- Jamie McAndrews, Cherry Creek, Colorado, 1986
- Freddy Smith, Madison Heights, Michigan, 1989
- Grian Mannino, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1991
- Brad Hindersman, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1991
- Chris Gonzales (2 Grand Slams), Cincinnati, Ohio 1992
- Ryan Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1992
- Matt Berger, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1993
- Mike Crotty, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1993
- Brian Wiese, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1995
- Jr. Rodriquez, Long Beach, California, 1996
- Daylon Hold, Dallas, Texas, 1996
- Jeff Leuenberger, Orange County, California, 1997
- Tom Nicholson, Orange County, California, 1997
- Sean Burroughs, Orange County, California, 1998
- Landon Liles, Farmington, New Mexico 1998
- Davis Myers, Marietta, Georgia, 1998
- Danny Matienzo, Youngstown, Ohio, 1999
- Joe Saunders, Fairfax, Virginia, 1999
- Mario Garza, Youngstown, Ohio, 1999
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| Most Stolen Bases in One Series |
- 8 by Terris, Ypsilanti, Michigan, 1985
- Wil Parsons, San Pedro, California, 1987
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Most Stolen Bases in One Game
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- 4 by Mike Vanderburg, Yorba Linda, California, 1979
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