The World Baseball City stele was also erected at the stadium entrance. Name confusion From the beginning of this project, the stadium had been known as the Taichung International Standard Baseball Stadium. However, newspaper reports had referred to it as the Taichung International Baseball Stadium, (dropping the word "Standard".) A Chinese language schedule for the 2006 Intercontinental Cup had identified the stadium as the Taichung Intercontinental Stadium. According to a report in 2006, the mayor of Taichung, Jason Hu, announced that the name of the stadium has been officially designated as Intercontinental Baseball Stadium. This is in honor of the event being the first to be held at the stadium. Miscellaneous Stadium firsts First competitive game: South Korea vs. Philippines; November 9, 2006, as part of the 2006 Intercontinental Cup. First win: South Korea 10 – Philippines 0; November 9, 2006, 2006 Intercontinental Cup First mercy rule win: South Korea 10 – Philippines 0; November 9, 2006; 2006 Intercontinental Cup First nine-inning shutout: First extra-inning game: Chinese Taipei vs. South Korea; November 12, 2006; 2006 Intercontinental Cup First home run: Bradley Harman (Australia) (8th inning vs. Philippines); November 10, 2006; 2006 Intercontinental Cup First grand slam: Chen Yung-Chi (Chinese Taipei) (7th inning vs. South Korea); November 12, 2006; 2006 Intercontinental Cup First complete game: Stadium records Longest game: 13 innings – Italy vs. Australia; November 12, 2006; 2006 Intercontinental Cup Runs in a game (Single Team): 13 – Italy vs. Chinese Taipei; November 9, 2006; Netherlands v. South Korea, November 15, 2006 2006 Intercontinental Cup Runs in a game (Combined): 16 – Italy (13) vs. Chinese Taipei (3) ; November 9, 2006: and Chinese Taipei (9) v. South Korea (7); September 12, 2006 ; 2006 Intercontinental Cup Runs in an inning (Single Team): 6 – Italy (3rd inning) vs. Chinese Taipei, November 9, 2006; Australia (8th inning) v. the Philippines, November 10, 2006 ; 2006 Intercontinental Cup Runs in an inning (Combined): 6 – Italy vs. Chinese Taipei (3rd inning), November 9, 2006 ; Australia v. the Philippines (8th inning), November 10, 2006 ; 2006 Intercontinental Cup Runs in a game (Single Player): 2 – Numerous times RBIs in a game (Single Player): 7 – Jack Murphy, ABL Canberra Cavalry vs. Uni-President 7-Eleven Lions; 20 November 2013; 2013 Asia Series final (won 14–4 with Murphy hitting a Grand Slam Home run in the 8th inning) Hits in a game (Single