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SD: Local baseball players selected to all-state team (6/20/17)A host of local baseball players were selected to the 2017 Missouri Baseball Coaches Association All-State list. Sikeston's Trey Smith, a senior, was named to the Class 4 second team as an outfielder after leading the Bulldogs with a .433 batting average, 22 RBIs, five home runs and 12 stolen bases...
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Charleston's Jeremy Tucker verbally commits to SEMO football (6/20/17)Charleston's Jeremy Tucker announced Sunday that he will play football for Southeast Missouri State University following his senior season next year. Tucker made his verbal commitment known late Sunday night on Twitter. "I am proud to say that I have committed to play football at Southeast Missouri State University," Tucker tweeted. ... -
Kennett Killer Whales win third straight swim meet (6/20/17)CARUTHERSVILLE, Mo. - The Kennett Killer Whales took home the top prize at its third consecutive meet Saturday at the Diane Sayre Recreation Center in Caruthersville. Kennett calculated a first-place team score of 1,462 points. River City Aquatics placed second with 485 points, Seismic Crush took third with 340 points, Scott City Dolphins finished fourth with 191 points, Charleston came in fifth with 159 points and Sikeston Sharks took sixth with 82 points...
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Capahas baseball keep bats rolling in another win against Saline County (6/25/17)No matter the opposition for the Burger King Capahas. Sunday night presented a new game and another valuable opportunity to play some baseball. Against a shorthanded Saline County (Ill.) Monarchs team and a submarine-style pitcher in starter Daisuke Yasui, the Caps produced 21 hits and cruised to a 17-0 win at Capaha Field... -
Capahas snap losing skid, stroll to 12-0 baseball win over Saline (6/24/17)It was the kind of outcome the Burger King Capahas baseball team needed -- a lopsided, decisive victory. Cody Heisserer threw seven solid innings on the mound and the Caps pounded out 15 hits in a 12-0, seven-inning win over the Saline County (Ill.) Monarchs on Friday night at Capaha Field... -
Dill makes sure Jackson can't find big hit as Cape Senior Legion baseball wins 4-0 (6/23/17)The Cape Girardeau Ford & Sons Post 63 Senior Legion baseball team has made a habit of fast starts this week, and that continued Friday. Cape scored three runs in the first inning and that was all Post 63 needed with Austin Dill on the mound, as he held Jackson Post 158 Senior Legion off the board for a 4-0 victory in a nine-inning game at Capaha Field... -
Going once, going twice: Capahas baseball team set to host annual auction on Friday (6/21/17)Mary Bolen doesn't necessarily consider herself to be a collector, but it's a hobby she doesn't mind taking up on an annual basis. For more than 40 years, Bolen has spearheaded the Capahas Baseball Team Benefit Auction, doing her part to raise money for the team's annual trip to the National Baseball Congress World Series in Wichita, Kansas. ...
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Grichuk homers in return, Cardinals beat Pirates 8-4 (6/25/17)ST. LOUIS -- Randal Grichuk homered in his return to the majors, Yadier Molina had three hits and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-4 on Sunday night. Grichuk, who was sent to the minors on May 29 after struggling with consistency, had two hits -- including his solo homer in the sixth inning -- and scored twice. Molina, who had missed the previous two games after being hit by a foul tip on the knee, had three hits, scored three runs and drove in a run... -
Cardinals, Lynn fall to Pittsburgh Pirates 7-3 (6/24/17)ST. LOUIS -- When it comes to taking one for the team, the Pirates can count on Josh Harrison. Harrison was hit by a pitch to drive in a run. He also homered and scored a run after hitting a double in a 7-3 Pittsburgh victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday night... -
Chiefs part with GM John Dorsey, give coach Andy Reid an extension (6/23/17)KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Andy Reid and John Dorsey arrived with the Kansas City Chiefs within weeks of each other, the coach and general manager given the massive undertaking of turning around a 2-14 franchise. Reid will head into Year 5 by himself. The Chiefs announced Thursday they had signed their coach to a contract extension, and then revealed less than an hour later that they parted ways with their GM. ...