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Ruling: Almonte is 14
Questions have been answered, but the scandal is far from over. Government officials in the Dominican Republic ruled that the Bronx, N.Y., fireballer is 14 years old. And school records from the DR confirm Almonte is 14 as well. Amid investigations of his father, who has disappeared, Almonte reported to school in the Bronx on Thursday.
Martín: Few winners here
Mosher: Innocence not lost on Almonte
Little League's judgment
Rolando Paulino's reaction
Finals
Saturday, August 25 | Recap
Southeast 8, Mid-Atlantic 2
Asia 2, Caribbean 1
Sunday, August 26 | Recap
Consolation game: Mid-Atlantic 9, Caribbean 1
World Series Championship: Japan 2, Southeast 1
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Japan pulls off come-from-behind win
Tokyo Kitasuna rallied for two
runs its last at-bat for the second straight game and beat Apopka,
Fla., 2-1 Sunday night to win the Little League World Series.
Almonte two-hitter paces New York to third-place
Danny Almonte had three hits and
threw a two-hitter as the Rolando Paulino team from the Bronx,
N.Y., beat Wellemstad, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, 9-1 in the
consolation final of the Little League World Series.
Mosher: The meaning of a flag
There's more to the Bronx, N.Y., Baby Bombers than what flag they wave, writes Ithaca College professor Stephen D. Mosher.
Coach suspended for missing work
Davenport East coach Matt Kolar says his employer suspended him for "job abandonment." The company called him back to work in the middle of his trip to Williamsport, Pa. He stayed to coach the team.
First girl to play in the LLWS to be honored
Kathryn Johnston, the first girl to play in the Little League World Series, will be honored this weekend.
Russians overcome obstacles
Moscow little leaguers hope to change the way baseball is perceived back home in Russia.
Mosher: A hotbed of talent
Ithaca College professor Stephen D. Mosher examines the state of Little League Baseball in the Dominican Republic.
Where Are They Now? Maria Sansone
Maria Sansone, a former ABC Sports correspondent during the Little League World Series, is back on the scene.
Lundy was there from the start
John W. "Jack" Lundy has seen it all in his 62 years of service to Little League Baseball.
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Stephen D. Keener gives Little League's decision concerning Danny Almonte.
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The Rolando Paulino All Stars hold a news conference.
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ESPN's Alvaro Martin explains how the investigator came up with the recommendation that the '87 birth certificate is the correct document.
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According to Alvaro Martin, both birth certificates are original government documents.
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ESPN's Alvaro Martin says there are no records of Danny Almonte attending school in the U.S. in the last 18 months.
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