All-Star Games and memories from Chicago to Cincinnati
Jerry Nardiello recalls the All-Star Game’s 61 year history from Arch Ward’s 1933 idea at the World’s Fair to famous moments at Polo Grounds Crosley Field and beyond. He notes pivotal casts, key collapses, and iconic plays underscoring baseball’s classic midseason showcase.
Moore avoids upset in match play at Weatherwax
Top seed Moore nearlytripped against Smith in a 15 16 division match at Weatherwax Golf Course. He rallied to win 2 1 over Smith using a stroke play mindset, then advances to face Chris Johnson in the semifinals as Craig Baldwin meets Brad Heuberling. Other divisions yielded tight results with Randy Johnson and Mike Sorrows winning, setting up a rematch from last year.
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Andrew Moore
Austin Smith
Moore
Smith
Weatherwax Golf Course
Weatherwax
Woodside
Highlands
Andrew
Chris Johnson
Ben Richardson
Craig Baldwin
Brad Heuberling
Baldwin
Curt Lanson
Heuberling
Randy Johnson
Johnson
Nick Daley
Mike Sorrows
Nathan Jayjohn
Zach Harvey
Tyler Duff
Pat Auckerman
Middletown Journal
Middletown
All-Star Game: AL vanquishes NL 9-4 in Houston rout
Alfonso Soriano and Manny Ramirez homered in a six run first inning as the American League toppled the National League 9-4 in Houston. Ichiro Suzuki and Ivan Rodriguez fueled the rally, while Roger Clemens endured a tough night amid a long running feud with Mike Piazza. David Ortiz and Derek Jeter provided offense as the AL extended its win streak and secured home field for the World Series. Piazza and Clemens acknowledged tensions before and after the game, with Clemens receiving a later on field tribute from Bud Selig.
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Houston
Roger Clemens
Mike Piazza
Clemens
Alfonso Soriano
Manny Ramirez
Nationals
Ichiro Suzuki
Ivan Rodriguez
Rocket
Ming
Muhammad Ali
Derek Jeter
David Ortiz
Jeter
Piazza
New York Mets
Yankee Stadium
Minute Maid Park
Mark Mulder
Rodriguez
Tony Gutierrez
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Ramirez
Houston Astros
Kahne Crew Chief Fined and Put on Probation
NASCAR penalties on Tuesday hit Kahne's crew chief with a ten thousand dollar fine and probation through December thirty first for involvement in a pit confrontation with Tony Stewart at Chicagoland. Tommy Baldwin received five thousand dollars for altering another team's pit and five thousand for uncontrolled crew members, plus probation.
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Indianapolis
Nascar
Kasey Kahne
Tony Stewart
Chicagoland Speedway
Tommy Baldwin
Daytona
Baldwin
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Stewart
Kahne
Ray Evernham
Evernham
Tommy
Evernham Motorsports
Armstrong eyes mountain stage as Tour shifts focus
Armstrong aims to cut into Thomas’s lead as the Tour enters its first mountain day through nine climbs on a 147 mile Massif Central trek. He sits sixth overall, 9 minutes 35 seconds behind the leader, after Robbie McEwen won Tuesday’s stage.
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Gueret
France
Lance Armstrong
Pyrenees
Alps
Robbie McEwen
Australia
Texan
Thomas
McEwen
Armstrong
Tyler Hamilton
Lee Armstrong
ASO
Associated Press
Amaury Sport Organization
Thor Hushovd
Norway
Stuart O'Grady
Saint- Leonard-de-Noblat
Thomas Voeckler
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Chicago
Arch Ward
Sally Rand
Polo Grounds
New York City
Waite Hoyt
Reds
Rey McMillan
Don Hoak
Frank Robinson
Gus Bell
Wally Post
Ed Bailey
Ford Frick
Bell
Post
Ted Williams
Williams
Rip Sewell
Cephus
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Jerry Nardiello
Journal
Hitters
Rock Rocket
Bud Selig
Patroi
John Leicester