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Cornell baseball player Max Jensen has been chosen as the starting third baseman for the West Division All-Star team at the upcoming NECBL All-Star Game in Bristol, Connecticut. Jensen, a rising senior infielder, received this honor as announced by the league office. The game is set to take place this weekend.

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