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1975 European Baseball Championship

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The 1975 European Baseball Championship was held in Barcelona, Spain. Italy won the tournament, defeating defending champion The Netherlands in a best-of-five-games championship series. It was the first time the Dutch team did not win a European championship they participated in. Bill Arce, who had previously won the 1971 championship leading the Netherlands, managed Italy, whose pitchers had a 1.35 earned run average during the tournament. West Germany finished third after splitting a four-game bronze-medal series with Spain, and Sweden swept France in three games, with the French losing all five games in the tournament.

Standings

Pos.TeamRecord
15–2
24–3
33–3
43–3
53–2
60–5

Sources

Awards

  • Most valuable player: NED
  • Best pitcher: ITA Federico Martone
  • Best hitter: ITA
  • Best catcher: ITA
  • Best coach: ITA Bill Arce

References

References

  1. Chetwynd. (2019). "Baseball in Europe: A Country by Country History". McFarland, Inc..
  2. "Archief Europees kampioenschap".
  3. Brendel, Carel. (1975-08-04). "ITALIË LAAT IN BESLISSENDE DUEL VOORSPRONG NIET MEER GLIPPEN Charles Urbanus alléén kan Oranje niet redden". [[Het Parool]].
  4. (1975-08-04). "Fouten coach fataal voor honkbalploeg". De Volkskrant.
  5. Schiroli, Riccardo. "Mike Romano: la prima volta con una maglia diversa - fibs.it". {{Interlanguage link.
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