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The 22nd Asian Baseball Championship was contested in Sapporo Dome, Sapporo, Japan in November 2003. The tournament is sanctioned by the Asian Baseball Federation. The top two teams of the tournament gained automatic entry into the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.

Teams Qualified

Squads

Chinese Taipei (Taiwan)

Chinese Taipei ( Taiwan)
Position No. Player Birth Club in 2003
P 1 Wang Chien-Ming March 31, 1980 United States New York Yankees ( AA team Trenton Thunder)
P 11 Lin Yueh-Ping January 28, 1982 Taiwan Taipower
P 15 Lin En-Yu March 25, 1981 Taiwan National Sports Training Center (National Training Team)
P 18 Hsu Ming-Chieh November 20, 1975 Japan Seibu Lions
P 25 Tu Chang-Wei May 11, 1982 Taiwan Chinese Culture University (Mobil Giants)
P 46 Yang Chien-Fu April 22, 1979 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
P 47 Pan Wei-Lun March 5, 1982 Taiwan Uni-President Lions
P 99 Chang Chih-Chia May 6, 1980 Japan Seibu Lions
C 27 Yeh Chun-Chang October 25, 1972 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
C 34 Kao Chih-Kang February 7, 1981 Taiwan Taiwan Cooperative Bank
IF 13 Chen Yung-Chi July 13, 1983 Taiwan National College of Physical Education and Sports ( Taiwan Beer)
IF 17 Huang Chung-Yi (c) October 12, 1967 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
IF 28 Wang Chuan-Chia June 26, 1971 Taiwan Uni-President Lions
IF 31 Cheng Chang-Ming January 28, 1978 Taiwan Chinatrust Whales
IF 49 Chang Tai-Shan October 31, 1976 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
IF 55 Hsieh Chia-Hsian April 8, 1976 Taiwan Macoto Gida
IF 88 Cheng Chao-Hang February 14, 1977 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
OF 12 Chang Chia-Hao October 31, 1976 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
OF 23 Peng Cheng-min August 6, 1978 Taiwan Brother Elephants
OF 50 Chen Chih-Yuan October 27, 1976 Taiwan Brother Elephants
OF 52 Chen Chin-Feng October 28, 1977 United States Los Angeles Dodgers ( AAA team Las Vegas 51s)
OF 53 Huang Kan-Lin March 25, 1981 Taiwan Uni-President Lions
Bench Coaches
Team
Manager		 85 Hsu Sheng Ming September 11, 1958 Chinatrust Whales
Coach 4 Lin I-Tseng December 12, 1959 Brother Elephants
Coach 29 Lee Lai-Fa June 26, 1956 National Training Team
Coach 80 Mitsujiro Sakai January 31, 1968 National Training Team
Coach 81 Yang Shien-Ming April 30, 1959 National Taiwan College of Physical Education (Fubon Bulls)

B Level

  1.   China
  2.   Philippines
  3.   Indonesia
  4.   Pakistan

A Level

Team W D L
  Japan 3 0 0
  Chinese Taipei 2 0 1
  South Korea 1 0 2
  China 0 0 3

Final ranking

Rank Team
1   Japan
2   Chinese Taipei
3   South Korea
4   China
5   Philippines
6   Indonesia
7   Pakistan
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The 22nd Asian Baseball Championship was contested in Sapporo Dome, Sapporo, Japan in November 2003. The tournament is sanctioned by the Asian Baseball Federation. The top two teams of the tournament gained automatic entry into the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.

Teams Qualified

Squads

Chinese Taipei (Taiwan)

Chinese Taipei ( Taiwan)
Position No. Player Birth Club in 2003
P 1 Wang Chien-Ming March 31, 1980 United States New York Yankees ( AA team Trenton Thunder)
P 11 Lin Yueh-Ping January 28, 1982 Taiwan Taipower
P 15 Lin En-Yu March 25, 1981 Taiwan National Sports Training Center (National Training Team)
P 18 Hsu Ming-Chieh November 20, 1975 Japan Seibu Lions
P 25 Tu Chang-Wei May 11, 1982 Taiwan Chinese Culture University (Mobil Giants)
P 46 Yang Chien-Fu April 22, 1979 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
P 47 Pan Wei-Lun March 5, 1982 Taiwan Uni-President Lions
P 99 Chang Chih-Chia May 6, 1980 Japan Seibu Lions
C 27 Yeh Chun-Chang October 25, 1972 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
C 34 Kao Chih-Kang February 7, 1981 Taiwan Taiwan Cooperative Bank
IF 13 Chen Yung-Chi July 13, 1983 Taiwan National College of Physical Education and Sports ( Taiwan Beer)
IF 17 Huang Chung-Yi (c) October 12, 1967 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
IF 28 Wang Chuan-Chia June 26, 1971 Taiwan Uni-President Lions
IF 31 Cheng Chang-Ming January 28, 1978 Taiwan Chinatrust Whales
IF 49 Chang Tai-Shan October 31, 1976 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
IF 55 Hsieh Chia-Hsian April 8, 1976 Taiwan Macoto Gida
IF 88 Cheng Chao-Hang February 14, 1977 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
OF 12 Chang Chia-Hao October 31, 1976 Taiwan Sinon Bulls
OF 23 Peng Cheng-min August 6, 1978 Taiwan Brother Elephants
OF 50 Chen Chih-Yuan October 27, 1976 Taiwan Brother Elephants
OF 52 Chen Chin-Feng October 28, 1977 United States Los Angeles Dodgers ( AAA team Las Vegas 51s)
OF 53 Huang Kan-Lin March 25, 1981 Taiwan Uni-President Lions
Bench Coaches
Team
Manager		 85 Hsu Sheng Ming September 11, 1958 Chinatrust Whales
Coach 4 Lin I-Tseng December 12, 1959 Brother Elephants
Coach 29 Lee Lai-Fa June 26, 1956 National Training Team
Coach 80 Mitsujiro Sakai January 31, 1968 National Training Team
Coach 81 Yang Shien-Ming April 30, 1959 National Taiwan College of Physical Education (Fubon Bulls)

B Level

  1.   China
  2.   Philippines
  3.   Indonesia
  4.   Pakistan

A Level

Team W D L
  Japan 3 0 0
  Chinese Taipei 2 0 1
  South Korea 1 0 2
  China 0 0 3

Final ranking

Rank Team
1   Japan
2   Chinese Taipei
3   South Korea
4   China
5   Philippines
6   Indonesia
7   Pakistan
Stub icon

This article relating to baseball in Asia is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=2003_Asian_Baseball_Championship&oldid=1181119781"

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