All Star Managers Weigh Move of Washington Senators
Calvin Griffith, president of the Washington Senators, will ask American League owners at the All Star break for reaction to moving the club from Washington. Interest centers on new homes such as Minneapolis, Houston, Dallas or Toronto amid attendance and revenue concerns. Expansion talk and possible franchise shifts loom as leagues consider eight to ten teams and New York options.
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Turley Set to Face Friend in Tuesday All-Star Tilt
The All-Star game lineup features Bob Turley and Bob Friend as co–featured starters with Stengel and Haney picking their pitching staffs. Turley has a 12-3 record and has not pitched since Friday. The American League holds a 14-10 edge in the series.
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Wade E Miller Remembered for Middletown Athletics Legacy
A tribute to Wade E Miller, former Middletown High principal and superintendent who championed athletics as vital to education. His 15 years on the Athletic Board of Control and the new gym named for him mark his lasting impact on Middletown schools and sports.
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Bouchee Back Sparks Phillies Seven-Game Win Streak
Philadelphia rides a seven game winning streak with Bouchee back in the lineup. He homered in his first game after reinstatement and added five hits in two games against Milwaukee. The Phils defeated Cincinnati in a doubleheader, using strong pitching and timely hitting to pace the Reds.
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Delock Emerges as Ace for Red Sox in Midseason Rise
In spring training Ike Delock was in relief plans behind Kiely. Now, at the season's midpoint, he anchors Boston's rotation with 11 straight wins and a key win over the Yankees. Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen led a 13 hit attack as the Red Sox beat Don Larsen's Yanks. Williams hit his 14th homer and Jensen drove in three. Delock dominated until the eighth before Kiely closed, cementing a strong Sox surge amid a tight AL race with Cleveland and Detroit.
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Giant ninth inning heroics keep San Francisco chasing Milwaukee
The Giants won a ninth inning thriller for the third straight day as Whitey Lockman and Willie Mays reached base with two out and the bases loaded. Larry Jackson hit Jimmy Davenport with a pitch to force in the winning run and take his second straight loss. The Phillies opened a seven game winning streak by beating Cincinnati. Joey Jay pitched a 24 shutout for the Braves against Pittsburgh. Chicago Cubs edged Los Angeles 6 2 behind Dick Drott and Don Elston.
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Carter Eyes Patterson In Meeting With Valdes
Harold Carter seeks a path toward meeting heavyweight champ Floyd Patterson by defeating Cuban Nino Valdes in Spokane Washington on Wednesday. The bout, part of a boxing card at the Spokane Coliseum, features Carter ranked No. 5 by the NBA and No. by Ring, facing Valdes who is 33 years older and aiming to rebound after recent wins. The night’s program also includes Omega and Virgil Akins in a welterweight clash, and a Garden card with Mickey Crawford leading a separate slate of bouts, broadcast on NBC.
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Baseball standings and results in National and American Leagues
National League standings show Milwaukee Pittsburgh San Francisco St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Los Angeles near mid table with Sunday results Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh and San Francisco edged St Louis while Chicago defeated Los Angeles in Cincinnati. American League results include Boston topping New York and Cleveland beating Kansas City while Washington beat Baltimore. International League features Toronto Montreal Rochester Buffalo Columbus Miami and Havana with mixed rain games.
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Kenosha boxer Bob Hinds wins by disqualification
Kenosha wrestler Bob Hinds, 185, from Madison, Wis., won after LeRoy Dues, 215, of Detroit, was disqualified in the second round.
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Tigers edge Chicago 2 1 in tight baseball showdown
Batting star Frank Bolling of Detroit rapped three of the Tigers seven hits in a 2-1 win over Chicago. He doubled in a run with two out in the fourth and scored the deciding run on Billy Martin's single. Joey Jay limited Pittsburgh to four hits as Wes Covington drove in Braves' runs in a 2-0 victory.
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Jay Survives Biggest Test In Milwaukee Return
Milwaukee right-hander Joey Jay halted Pittsburgh's five game skid with a four hit shutout over the Pirates. At 22 he moved to 2-3 on the season with a 1.50 ERA in five starts and recalled the St Louis game where he improvised a changeup to retire Stan Musial.
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Reffitt Hero Shines as Middletown Post 218 Beats Lebanon
Reffitt Hero es Legion caps Middletown Post 218 topped the Lebanon Independents 11 to 4 at Smith Farm. Reffitt earned the win after relieving Don Centers and starred at the plate with two triples in three at bats. Lebanon jumped ahead early but Post 218 answered with four in the first and six in the fifth, highlighted by Reffitt’s bases loaded clearing hit.
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Unclear AI generated health claim note fragment
Fragment mentions keratolytic action and relief steps for athlete's foot with garbled terms and stray brand-like phrases. References likely include skin shedding action and faster relief but lacks coherent readable facts or proper product names.
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