No fixes all fizzle for Cincy Reds season disaster
The Cincinnati Reds have stumbled to a poor season with most wins at home and six on the road. Management choices by Dan O’Brien and ownership by Carl Lindner are blamed as injuries and fizzled signings cripple pitching. The Sporting News urged owner removal while questions linger over Miley Gullett and late July moves. Jerry Nardiello notes the outlook remains unsettled.
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Cardinals rally as Sanders and Pujols topple Reds
Cardinals star Matt Sanders and Albert Pujols powered a late surge to beat the Reds, while Frank Lopez spoiled Carpenter’s shutout in the ninth. A correction notes Sherry Breece’s name was misspelled twice in Sunday's Journal. contact editor Jake Trotter at the Cincinnati Journal.
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Channell declines Middletown football job
Steve Channell turned down Middletown High School football for Edgewood continuing as coach. He cited multiple variables in the decision and noted it as the most difficult professional choice. Middletown seeks a new coach after Dick Martin resigned May 11.
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Girl Power Leads Junior Racer Past Boys at Two Tracks
Sloan Henderson, a 12 year old from Franklin, set a track record in the Senior Novice division with a 6.6913 second lap at Liberty Park West Liberty Ohio. After a crash she asked if the record still counted and then qualified fastest in the Honda Senior Division at Kil Kare Raceway Xe nia, proving her prowess.
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See tops in mile at Nationals
Jeff See of Middletown swept to a national mile title at Nike Outdoor Nationals in Greensboro clocking 4:04.83 to post this year’s fastest prep mile. The Ohio State recruit, who won the 800 and 1600 at the state tournament, moved ahead on the final lap after tracking leaders including Ken Cormier Craig Miller and Justin Switzer. See previously set a sophomore national record at Nike Outdoors and plans to run both track and cross country at Ohio State this fall.
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Waterford
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Two aces in two days stun Middletown golfer Chaney
Madison High School graduate and University of Kentucky sophomore Matt Chaney carded consecutive holes in one at the Middletown Men’s City Golf Championship. On Thursday he aced on No. 6 at Valley View, and on Friday reeled in another 130-yard No. 6 at Highlands. He received plaques for the feat as players urged him to savor the moment.
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