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Burleson robbed of walk-off homer by Cubs' Tauchman in Cardinals' 3-2 loss
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Patrick Wisdom homered and Trey Mancini had a tiebreaking RBI single to help the Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 on Friday night. Drew Smyly (8-7) allowed just two hits in 4 1/3 effective innings in relief as the Cubs won their seventh straight game. It is their longest win streak since also winning seven in a row last Sept. 25-Oct. 2. Reliever Adbert Alzolay got the last four outs for his 12th save in 13 opportunities.
Adeniran scores twice in Saint Louis CITY's 2-1 win over San Jose
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Samuel Adeniran scored his first two goals of the season, the second on a penalty kick in the second half, and St. Louis City ended San Jose's 10-match unbeaten streak at home with a 2-1 victory over the Earthquakes on Saturday night. Adeniran gave St. Louis City (10-7-2) a 1-0 halftime lead when he took a pass from Rasmus Alm in the 41st minute and scored.
Smith scores 26 points in Fever's 101-88 loss to Aces
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A'ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum combined to score 30 points in the first half and all five Las Vegas starters scored in double figures Saturday night as the Aces went on to beat the Indiana Fever 101-88. Wilson finished with 28 points and 10 rebounds, Plum added 26 points on 9-for-14 shooting to lead Las Vegas (12-1). Candace Parker added 15 points, Chelsea Gray had 13 points and a season-high-tying 12 assists, and Jackie Young scored 10 with eight assists.
Saint Louis CITY SC sunk by Nashville SC's Mukhtar in 3-1 loss
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Hany Mukhtar scored three goals, the second one on a second-half penalty kick, and Nashville SC defeated St. Louis City 3-1 on Saturday night, upping its unbeaten run to a club-record 10 straight matches. Mukhtar gave Nashville (10-3-5) the lead early, scoring unassisted in the 11th minute. Nicholas Gioacchini scored his seventh goal of the season, unassisted in the 41st minute to pull St. Louis City (9-6-2) even at halftime.
David Freese declines induction into Cardinals Hall of Fame
The 2011 postseason hero David Freese declined his induction into the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame on Saturday. Freese was the top vote-getter on the fan ballot, beating out other notable Cardinal greats in Edgar Renteria, Joaquín Andújar, Steve Carlton, and Matt Morris. “This is something that I have given an extreme amount of thought to, humbly, even before the voting process began.
Cardinals fail to cash in on scoring opportunities again, fall to Reds 4-3
Skip to content Sunday, Jun 11, 2023 - 09:59 PM written by Bryce Marlin St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Adam Wainwright (50) is removed during the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Cincinnati Reds Sunday, June 11, 2023, in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson) ST. LOUIS (AP) — A day after Elly De La Cruz jokingly dubbed himself “the fastest man in the world," the rookie backed it up in the series finale with St. Louis.
Cardinals' inconsistent offensive woes continue in 2-1 loss, swept by Pirates
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Rich Hill kept the St. Louis Cardinals off balance in his longest start of the season and the Pittsburgh Pirates completed a three-game sweep with a 2-1 victory on Sunday. The 43-year-old Hill (5-5) allowed just four hits in 6 2/3 innings, walking three and striking out six as the Pirates pushed their winning streak to five.
Cardinals call up Luken Baker, designate Barerra for assignment
The St. Louis Cardinals promoted first baseman Luken Baker and designated catcher Tres Barrera for assignment on Sunday. The Cardinals selected Baker in the second round of the 2018 draft out of TCU. The 26-year-old Baker has been known as a potent power threat throughout his career in the minors, slugging 79 homers over five seasons. This year with the Memphis Redbirds, Baker has dominated Triple-A pitching, slashing .313/.434/641 with 18 homers and 53 RBI in 244 plate appearances.
Royals designate Dozier for assignment, reactivate Lopez from IL
The Kansas City Royals have reinstated Nicky Lopez from the 10-day IL and designated Hunter Dozier for assignment on Monday. Dozier broke onto the scene for the Royals in 2019, slugging 26 homers with 84 RBI and a .279 average. Unfortunately, the former first rounder hasn't been able to replicate his 2019 output, posting a combined -3.4 WAR since. This season the 31-year-old Dozier has hit for a .183 average with two homers over 82 at-bats.
Freese, Oquendo, Lanier inducted into Cardinals Hall of Fame
The St. Louis Cardinals announce David Freese, Max Lanier and José Oquendo as the newest members of the Cardinals Hall of Fame. The 2011 postseason hero David Freese was the top vote-getter on the fan ballot. The hometown kid was named World Series and NLCS MVP, while setting MLB records for most RBI (21) and extra-base hits (14) in a single postseason. He edged out fellow Cardinal greats Joaquín Andújar, Steve Carlton, Matt Morris and Edgar Renteria on the ballot.
Cardinals activate DeJong from IL, designate Motter for assignment
Cardinals minor league report: Ian Bedell is mowing down Midwest League hitters "Out of sight, out of mind" may have been the phrase that best described right-hander Ian Bedell's first two professional seasons. While the Mizzou product was a highly regarded member of the Cardinals' 2020 draft class, which also brought Jordan Walker, Alec Burleson, Masyn Winn and Tink Hence to the
Royals signed reliever Brentz to two-year contract
Reyes continues building on strong spring as Royals beat Athletics 2-0 Franmil Reyes continued building on his stellar spring as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Oakland Athletics 2-0 in a Cactus League matchup at Surprise Stadium on Thursday. Reyes, a 27-year-old designated hitter, has 106 home runs over five major league seasons, including a pair of 30-plus-homer campaigns. However, he's
Blues claim forward Kapanen off waivers, assign Alexandrov to Springfield
Blues assign Highmore to AHL with Saad, Buchnevich returning Thursday With veteran forwards Brandon Saad and Pavel Buchnevich returning from injury on Thursday night, the St. Louis Blues assigned forward Matthew Highmore to their AHL affiliate in Springfield. Highmore, 26, played in two games during his call-up with the Blues, totaling 28 shifts with two shots and a plus-one rating.
Jimerson scores a season-high 28 points in Billikens' 90-85 win over Duquesne
Billikens' six-game winning streak snapped with 75-65 loss to Fordham After posting a disappointing 8-5 record in non-conference play, the Saint Louis Billikens had slowly been rebuilding their case for an at-large NCAA tournament bid during the early part of their Atlantic 10 schedule. That case took a rather significant hit on Tuesday night, however, as the Billikens faltered in
Royals non-tender Brentz and Webb's contracts for 2023 season
The Kansas City Royals announced on Friday they will not tender the contracts of Jake Brentz and Nate Webb for the 2023 season. The hard-throwing lefty Brentz debuted in 2021 and immediately made an impact in the Royals bullpen. In 64 innings, he recorded a 3.66 ERA and a 5-2 record. His sophomore campaign was a disappointment. The 28-year-old struggled mightily in just 5.1 innings of work with the Royals in 2022, allowing 14 earned runs, 11 hits, 10 walks and a 23.63 ERA.
Cardinals non-tender Reyes and DeLuzio's contracts, both hit free agency
The St. Louis Cardinals non-tendered the contracts of Alex Reyes and Ben DeLuzio on Friday, allowing both to hit the free agent market. Once named the best pitching prospect in baseball, Reyes never quite matched the hype in the big leagues. The 28-year-old righty has been devastated by injuries over the course of his career, costing him all of 2022 and several other stints since his debut in 2016.
Pacers-Raptors delayed for over an hour due to a speaker catching fire at Scotiabank Arena
Skip to content We're sorry There is no channel stream available for you at the moment. Sunday, Mar 27, 2022 - 01:33 AM written by Bryce Marlin A fire extinguisher is used on a group of speakers that hang from the ceiling of the arena after play was suspended between the Toronto Raptors and the Indiana Pacers and the building was evacuated of fans during the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, March 26, 2022, in Toronto.
Tilmon dominates in Mizzou's 81-68 victory over Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Jeremiah Tilmon scored 25 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for No. 12 Missouri, and the Tigers handed Arkansas its first loss of the season, 81-68 on Saturday. Tilmon eclipsed his season high in points during the first half and finished with a career high. He was joined in double figures by Xavier Pinson with 23 and Mark Smith with 11. Arkansas (9-1, 1-1 Southeastern Conference), missing its best interior player, could not match Missouri’s physicality.
Big 12 set to kickoff but virus creates uncertainty for season's future
With nine Big 12 teams getting ready to play season openers this weekend, Commissioner Bob Bowlsby feels good about where the league is and confident that the best job is being done to ensure the safety of players, coaches and anyone else associated with the games. But the game that won’t be played provides a stark reminder of the uncertainty of trying to play a season amid COVID-19.
Cardinals break up Darvish's perfect game in sixth inning, fall 4-1 to Cubs
CHICAGO — Yu Darvish pitched seven dazzling innings in his seventh consecutive win, and the Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 on Friday night in the opener of a big five-game series. Led by Darvish and Willson Contreras, Chicago won for the fourth time in five games and strengthened its grip on the top spot in the NL Central. St. Louis dropped into a virtual tie with Milwaukee for second, 4 1/2 games back of the Cubs.
Carpenter and Williams homer, Flaherty roughed up in intrasquad game
Matt Carpenter looks dialed in during the St. Louis Cardinals’ summer camp as the veteran homered in Sunday’s intrasquad game. Jack Flaherty was on the mound for his final tune-up start before opening day against the Pirates on July 24. Junior Fernandez opposed Flaherty, starting the ballgame for the home Cardinals. Fernandez pitched just one inning and continued to face command problems. The 23-year-old righty walked three batters in the first inning but escaped unscathed.
BattleHawks top Renegades 15-9 in XFL opening weekend
ARLINGTON — The St. Louis BattleHawks claimed the first victory in franchise history, edging the Dallas Renegades 15-9 on Sunday. Quarterback Jordan Ta’amu carried the offense attack in what was a defensive slugfest for the majority of the game. The Ole Miss product threw for 209 yards and a touchdown while adding another 77 yards rushing. Ta’amu’s 37-yard, third-down run in the fourth quarter set St. Louis up for victory. The Renegades needed a score to at least tie the game in the final minute.
Pacers continue undefeated preseason, topping Bulls 105-87
T.J. Warren scored 17 points for his new team and Myles Turner, last season’s leader in blocked shots, had 14 points, seven rebounds and five blocks as Indiana cruised. Domantas Sabonis was the only Indiana (3-0) starter not in double-figure scoring, but he had a game-high 14 rebounds with eight points. Malcolm Brogdon added 14 points. Coby White was 10 of 22 from the field and scored 24 points for Chicago (0-3).
Cardinals rally twice, surrender lead late in 9-8 loss to Giants
ST. LOUIS — Kevin Pillar had four hits, including a go-ahead, two-run homer in the eighth inning, and the San Francisco Giants rallied to cool off the St. Louis Cardinals 9-8 Wednesday night. Brandon Crawford and Mike Yastrzemski also homered for San Francisco, which snapped a four-game losing streak. Paul Goldschmidt drove in four runs and Paul DeJong homered for St. Louis, which lost for just the fourth time in 18 games. St. Louis remained 2 1/2 games ahead of the Chicago Cubs in the NL Central.
Cardinals hold off Reds 5-4, splitting four-game series
CINCINNATI — Paul Goldschmidt hit a two-run homer, Tommy Edman added a solo shot among his three hits and the St. Louis Cardinals held off the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 on Sunday to split their four-game series. Jack Flaherty’s scoreless streak was snapped at 23 innings, but he allowed only one run in five frames as St. Louis stayed in first place in the NL Central, just ahead of the Chicago Cubs.
DeJong's late two-run homer lifts Cardinals over Reds 3-1
ST. LOUIS — Paul DeJong homered and St. Louis tied its season high with four stolen bases in a 3-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday to complete a successful homestand that cut the Cardinals‘ NL Central deficit. DeJong hit a tiebreaking, two-run homer off Michael Lorenzen (0-1) in the seventh inning, DeJong’s ninth home run this season and first since May 18. He had been is a 3-for-43 slide with no extra-base hits.
SLU overmatched by No. 11 Florida State, losing 81-59
SUNRISE, Fla. — David Nichols scored a season-high 19 points off the bench and No. 11 Florida State shot a season-best 55 percent to beat Saint Louis 81-59 Saturday in the one-day Orange Bowl Classic. The Billikens shot only 30 percent — their season low, and the best effort yet for Florida State’s defense. The Seminoles (11-1) won their sixth game in a row and matched the best 12-game record in school history. Saint Louis (8-4) suffered its most lopsided loss of the season.
Oladipo's 14 points in the fourth quarter steers Pacers to victory over Nets
NEW YORK — Victor Oladipo scored 14 of his 26 points in the fourth quarter, Thaddeus Young added 21, and the Indiana Pacers beat Brooklyn 114-106 Friday night, ending the Nets‘ seven-game winning streak. Bojan Bogdanovic and Domantas Sabonis each added 17 point for the Pacers, who had lost their previous two. Rookie Rodions Kurucs scored a season-high 26 points for Brooklyn, and DeMarre Carroll added 16. The Nets struggled in the first half before turning things around late in the second half.
Butler rallies late but falls short in 69-64 loss to Dayton
PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas —Jalen Crutcher scored 20 points to help Dayton beat Butler 69-64 in Wednesday night’s first round at the Battle 4 Atlantis. Josh Cunningham added 18 points for the Flyers (4-0), who shot 54 percent and never trailed. Dayton closed the first half with seven straight points to take a 37-26 lead and led by 15 points before holding off a late surge by the Bulldogs (3-1).
SLU leans on front court in 69-58 victory over North Alabama
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Billikens cruised past North Alabama 69-58 on Tuesday night at the Chaifetz Arena. The Billikens’ frontcourt led by D.J. Foreman and Hasahn French carried the offensive charge, while guard Javon Bess tallied 16 points. Bess was perfect in four shots from behind the arc. The Billikens trailed 8-0 to begin the game but quickly turned it around to lead 32-28 at the half.
Royals' offense scuffles again, shutout twice in one week
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Matt Carpenter homered for the sixth time in seven games, Austin Gomber pitched five scoreless innings and the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Kansas City Royals 7-0 Friday night. Carpenter tops the National League with 32 home runs, a .600 slugging percentage and 65 extra-base hits. Carpenter sent a fastball from Burch Smith into the right-field fountains for a two-out , two-run drive. He extended his career high for homers as the Cardinals scored five times in the second.
Bill would prohibit discrimination of non-vaccinated children
JEFFERSON CITY – The controversy surrounding whether parents should vaccinate their kids made its way to the Capitol on Wednesday. The House Health and Mental Health Policy Committee discussed a bill that would ban discrimination of children who are not immunized at doctor’s offices and schools. The bill would protect children who may not be immunized due to religious beliefs or medical conditions, from discrimination in public schools, higher education, day care or at a physician’s office.
Versailles unveils mural to honor city's history and future
VERSAILLES – Over a hundred members of the community gathered to dedicate a mural in the downtown square of Versailles. This project was developed by the newly formed Versailles Community Betterment. Each letter represents a facet of the towns history. The mural includes paintings like the historic Morgan County Courthouse, Royal Arts Council, and the Monroe County first-responders.
Fire destroys Mid-City Lumber in Boonville
BOONVILLE - A building is in ruins after an early morning fire on Sunday and authorities said an electrical problem may be to blame. A fire broke out at Mid-City Lumber on Klinton Drive near I-70. Three different fire departments responded to the fire. Cooper County, Boonville and Praire Home responded at 3:39 a.m. Cooper County Fire Lieutenant Tim Derendinger said it took 165,000 gallons of water to put out the fire.
Versailles unveils mural to honor citys history and future
VERSAILLES – Over a hundred members of the community gathered to dedicate a mural in the downtown square of Versailles on Saturday. This project was developed by the newly formed Versailles Community Betterment. Each letter represents a facet of the towns history. The mural includes paintings like the historic Monroe County Courthouse, Royal Arts Council and the Monroe County first-responders.
Versailles unveils mural to honor citys history and future
VERSAILLES – Over a hundred members of the community gathered to dedicate a mural in the downtown square of Versailles on Saturday. This project was developed by the newly formed Versailles Community Betterment. Each letter represents a facet of the towns history. The mural includes paintings like the historic Morgan County Courthouse, Royal Arts Council and the Morgan County first-responders.
Sen. Roy Blunt discusses financial aid increase
COLUMBIA – Sen. Roy Blunt met with educators, students and city officials on Wednesday to talk about federal funding for college students. Blunt spoke with representatives of local colleges about students being awarded Pell Grants to help pay for their tuition, books and other fees. “One out of three Missouri college students gets a Pell Grant. Some institutions have a much higher percentage than that,” Blunt said.
Organization honors armed forces and Toronto victims
MEXICO – The U.S. Tiger Foundation held a ceremony at the Audrain County Courthouse on Saturday to honor veterans and lives lost at battle. It was the 74th anniversary of the World War II Battle of Exercise Tiger. In the battle, 749 soldiers were killed -- 200 of them Missourians -- after a German E-boat sank two American ships. The death toll makes the Battle of Exercise Tiger one of the most deadly of WWII.
Study finds 9 of 10 elementary teachers extremely stressed
COLUMBIA – A study out this week finds high stress levels among elementary teachers affect student behavior and performance. The MU study finds that nine of 10 elementary teachers are highly stressed in the classroom. Researchers found 93 percent of teachers are stressed due to their job, leaving just a small fraction of teachers unaffected by stress. MU College of Education professor Wendy M.
Organization raises awareness about college suicide rate
COLUMBIA – More than one thousand t-shirts covered Kuhlman Court on MU's campus on Wednesday. That's one for every college student who has died from suicide across the country. Active Minds Mizzou put on the demonstration as part of its third annual "Shed the Silence" event. Active Minds advisor Mollie Litteken said the shirts put this national problem into perspective. “These shirts show how big of a number that is,” Litteken said. All the shirts collected will be donated to multiple charities.
Veterinarian launches campaign for Missouri House of Representatives
Veterinarian launches campaign for Missouri House of Representatives COLUMBIA - A veterinarian launched her campaign for the Missouri House of Representative District 44 seat Sunday. Dr. Maren Bell Jones will run against current District 44 House seat, Rep. Cheri Toalson-Reisch, R-Hallsville. Toalson-Reisch will be running for her second term. The district includes cities like Centralia, Columbia, Hallsville and Sturgeon. Jones said one of her goals is to represent the people of mid-Missouri.
Fast-growing college major added by MU School of Engineering
COLUMBIA - The MU College of Engineering announced it will add biomedical engineering as a degree program. Biomedical engineers develop life-saving technology like prosthetics, radiation therapy, laser surgery, and many other advancements. The program will be available to new students in the fall of 2018. MU will become the first public school in Missouri to have a biomedical engineering program.
MU to sell Mizzou North property
COLUMBIA -The University of Missouri intends to sell Mizzou North, the former Ellis Fischel hospital located on Business Loop 70. MU spokesman Christian Basi said building upkeep prompting putting it on the market. Basi said the building is very old, requires a lot of maintenance and is off campus. “We have some places on campus that are not being utilized to the best of their ability, and Mizzou North is one of them,” Basi said.
Hundreds rally at capitol to
Hundreds rally at capitol to "let freedom ring" JEFFERSON CITY - On Wednesday, people with disabilities and advocates gathered at the State Capitol Rotunda for the 17th annual Disability Rights Legislative Day. Those who were part of the event were not just advocating for a particular issue, but rather showing their support for an entire community. "We're all in this together, we're all in a fight," said disability rights advocate Christopher Worth, who served as the master of ceremonies.
Clinton community reacts to fallen police officer
CLINTON - The small community of Clinton is mourning the death of police officer Christopher Morton, who was killed while responding to a 911 call. His death comes just seven months after Clinton lost another officer, Gary Michael, was also shot and killed. "This type of incident is tragic for the community, it's tragic for the police department and we all can remember when we were here seven months ago," said Sgt. Bill Lowe of the Missouri Highway Patrol.
City Council to authorize construction of Columbia Fieldhouse
COLUMBIA - The City Council will decide on whether to move forward with construction of the Columbia Fieldhouse at tonight’s meeting. The $3.95 million project will include four basketball courts, used for pickleball and volleyball as well, concessions, office spaces and restrooms in phase one of the development. The facility will be located at Phillips Park off of Gans Rd. If the ouncil approves, construction will begin this summer, and the expected completion date is spring of 2019.
Library hosts class for parents to monitor childs digital footprint
JEFFERSON CITY - The Missouri River Regional Library is hosting a class teaching parents how to monitor their child’s digital presence. The class begins at 6 p.m. at the annex conference room at 209 Adams St., in Jefferson City. The class will be hosted by Nikki Bateman, the information and technology coordinator or the Regional Library. Bateman said it’s important now more than ever that parents are aware of how to protect their children online. “I think kids get smart phones a lot younger now.
Coffee Zone owner charged with possession of 100 pounds of marijuana
Coffee Zone owner charged with possession of 100 pounds of marijuana COLUMBIA – A local business owner is facing charges of marijuana possession and distribution. Osama Nadir Yanis and his son, Nader Robert Osama Yanis were both detained Monday, Feb. 19, for having more than 100 pounds of marijuana. Osama Yanis is the owner of Coffee Zone, located on Ninth Street downtown.
Columbia's sewage system to receive $2.7 million upgrade
COLUMBIA - A $2.7 million project to the Columbia sewage system will be introduced to city council Monday night. The project will focus on upgrading sewer pipes, manholes, and lateral connections to the main. Around 15,000 linear feet of sewer main will be rehabilitated throughout Columbia. Areas along Broadway, Rollins, Providence and Stadium will all be affected by the pending upgrades.
Bill allowing university faculty to carry guns passes committee
JEFFERSON CITY - A controversial bill that would allow some university faculty members to carry guns on campus is making its way through the Missouri House. House Bill 1942 would give universities the ability to train full-time faculty to carry a weapon. In the event of a mass shooting, these “campus protection officers” would provide additional safety precautions. “I would rather be safe than sorry,” Rep. Dean Dohrman, R-La Monte said. Dohrman introduced the bill.
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