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By Missourian advertising staff  ¦   A downloadable E-book on the Salute to Veterans Corp. Memorial Day Weekend Airshow, produced by the advertising department of the Columbia Missourian.

By Orlin Wagner/The Associated Press  ¦   Royals infielders Alcides Escobar, left, Chris Getz, Eric Hosmer and catcher Salvador Perez wait during a pitching change during the eighth inning Thursday against the Los Angeles Angels in Kansas City.

By Jeff Roberson/The Associated Press  ¦   Manchester City and Chelsea play in an exhibition soccer match Thursday at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Manchester City scored in extra time to cap a four-goal comeback in a 4-3 victory.

By unho yi  ¦   University of Washington beats Missouri, 2-1, after eight innings of softball on Thursday at University Field.

By unho yi  ¦   University of Washington softball players run out of the dugout after one of their teammates got a run to tie the game at the seventh inning Thursday night at University Field. Missouri lost to Washington 2-1 in eight innings.

By unho yi  ¦   Phil Bradley, a volunteer assistant coach, gives advice to Missouri first baseman Kelsea Roth after she was safe at first base Thursday.

By unho yi  ¦   Missouri shortstop Corrin Genovese hits the ball during the game against University of Washington on Thursday night at University Field. Missouri lost to Washington 2-1.

By unho yi  ¦   Hickman High School awarded diplomas to 547 seniors at graduation ceremonies at Mizzou Arena on Thursday.

By unho yi  ¦   Nicole Mello, left, and her twin sister, Bianca ,listen to "That Lonesome Road" sung by the seniors of A Cappella Singers at the Hickman High School graduation ceremony at Mizzou Arena The twins will attend MU on athletic scholarships for track and field. "I actually use my sister for my inspiration," Bianca said.

By unho yi  ¦   Matt Felts conducts the seniors of A Cappella Singers, as they sing the national anthem at the Hickman High School graduation ceremony at Mizzou Arena on Thursday.

By unho yi  ¦   Hickman High School seniors sit at their graduation ceremony at Mizzou Arena on Thursday. There are 547 seniors in the 2013 Hickman High School graduating class.

By unho yi  ¦   Bianca Mello, right, helps her twin sister, Nicole, fix her mortar board before the Hickman High School graduation ceremony at Mizzou Arena on Thursday. The twins will attend MU on athletic scholarships.

By Dave Martin/The Associated Press  ¦   Southeastern Conference Commissioner Mike Slive at the SEC headquarters in Birmingham, Ala. The admission of Missouri and Texas A&M to the conference is one of Slive's crowning accomplishments.

By Kelly Coleman  ¦   The 35th annual Bianchi Cup continued Thursday at Green Valley Rifle and Pistol Club in Hallsville. Doug Koenig won the Bianchi Cup in 2012 was competing again this year. The event, considered to be one of the most prestigious pistol competitions in the world, continues through Saturday.

By Kelly Coleman  ¦   Ejected shell casings lay on the ground at the moving target range at Green Valley Rifle and Pistol Club.

By Kelly Coleman  ¦   Sara Harman, left, and Dale Heddesheimer walk with Willa Lane, 2, toward the parking lot at the Bianchi Cup pistol competition after watching the events on Thursday at the Green Valley Rifle and Pistol Club in Hallsville. Heddesheimer's parents are range officers during the competition.

By Kelly Coleman  ¦   Flags honoring the previous Bianchi Cup champions line the path that connects the different event ranges Thursday at Green Valley Rifle and Pistol Club in Hallsville.

By Kelly Coleman  ¦   Italian competitor Andrea Moroni, left, and Australian competitor Richard Siebert prepare for the falling plate event at the 35th annual Bianchi Cup pistol competition Thursday in Hallsville. The Bianchi Cup is one of the most prestigious pistol competitions in the world.

By Kelly Coleman  ¦   Doug Koenig competes in the falling plate event at the 35th annual Bianchi Cup on Thursday in Hallsville. Koenig won the Bianchi Cup last year.

By LM Otero/The Associated Press  ¦   Former scout maser Mark Noel, of Hanover, N.H., holds up a new merit badge of inclusion during a press conference at the Equal Scouting Summit being held near where the Boy Scouts of America are holding their annual meeting in Grapevine, Texas. Delegates to the Boys Scouts of America meeting are expected to address a proposal to allow gay scouts into the organization.