Talk:1947 Little League World Series

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Information I deleted

The following was deleted:

1947

 Williamsport, Pa.  Lock Haven, Pa.  16–7

1948

 Lock Haven, Pa.  St. Petersburg, Fla.  6–5

1949

 Hammonton, N.J.  Pensacola, Fla.  5–0

1950

 Houston, Tex.  Bridgeport, Conn.  2–1

1951

 Stamford, Conn.  Austin, Tex.  3–0

1952

 Norwalk, Conn.  Monongahela, Pa.  4–3

1953

 Birmingham, Ala.  Schenectady, N.Y.  1–0

1954

 Schenectady, N.Y.  Colton, Calif.  7–5

1955

 Morrisville, Pa.  Merchantville, N.J.  4–3

1956

 Roswell, N.M.  Merchantville, N.J.  3–1

1957

 Monterrey, Mex.  LaMesa, Calif.  4–0

1958

 Monterrey, Mex.  Kankakee, Ill.  10–1

1959

 Hamtramck, Mich.  Auburn, Calif.  12–0

1960

 Levittown, Pa.  Ft. Worth, Tex.  5–0

1961

 El Cajon, Calif.  El Campo, Tex.  4–2

1962

 San Jose, Calif.  Kankakee, Ill.  3–0

1963

 Granada Hills, Calif.  Stratford, Conn.  2–1

1964

 Staten Island, N.Y.  Monterrey, Mex.  4–0

1965

 Windsor Locks, Conn.  Stoney Creek, Can.  3–1

1966

 Houston, Tex.  W. New York, N.J.  8–2

1967 West Tokyo, Japan Chicago, Ill. 4–1

That information is not needed in an article on the 1947 LLWS, so I only left the 1947 information in. Someone with more knowledge on the subject, please expand this article. --Borgarde 09:20, 22 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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