Sports

Missouri basketball adds assistant coach

Mark Phelps, former head coach at Drake University, joins Head Coach Frank Haith's Missouri staff for the upcoming season.

MU golf course to be named for former curator

Don and Audrey Walsworth donated toward upgrades at Memorial Stadium and a new clubhouse for the men's and women's golf teams.

Cubs get past Cardinals, Wainwright

Chicago started fast against Adam Wainwright (10-4) and broke a five-game losing streak in St. Louis with a 4-2 victory Tuesday night.

Indians rally past Royals in eighth inning

Held to one run and three hits over seven innings by Ervin Santana, the Indians finally strung something together in the eighth rallying to a 4-3 win over the City Royals on Tuesday night.

St. Louis CVC pays $2 million to Rams for legal fees

The St. Louis Business Journal reported that with the payment to the Rams the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission now projects a $2.5 million operating loss for fiscal 2013.

Senior Games competitor finds familiar passion in sport shooting

As a young man Elmer Hawse had a passion for hunting. As he grew up, his joy for the sport was lost. As an older man at age 75, his passion was once again found and Hawse began his relationship with sport shooting.

Backup Missouri linebacker Torey Boozer dismissed

Team spokesman Chad Moller said redshirt freshman linebacker Torey Boozer is no longer a member of the Tigers.

Molina helps Cardinals beat Cubs

Yadier Molina had a two-run double to lead St. Louis to a 5-2 win over the Chicago Cubs on Monday night.

Royals edge Indians 2-1 on wild pitch

With a 2-1 win over the Cleveland on Monday night, Kansas City got past .500 for the first time since May 21 and moved past Cleveland into second place in the AL Central.

Report suggests changes to NCAA women's basketball postseason

The NCAA women's basketball committee will meet next week in Nashville, Tenn., site of the 2014 Final Four, to discuss the recommendations.

PHOTO GALLERY: Shooters take aim during Missouri State Senior Games

Trap, sporting clays and American skeet shooting were among the events contestants participated in.

Race walk national champion competes in Missouri State Senior Games

The Missouri State Senior Games start with athletes at 50 years old, but the Maurine Lia is 80. She has been mastering her sport of racing walking for 27 years and is a National Senior Olympics champion.

Runner brings his love of track and field to senior games

Robert Eade, 77, shows his talents in many sports at the Missouri State Senior Games.

Saddle bronc riders show their skill at Missouri High School Rodeo State Finals

Mason Croy has competed in saddle bronc riding since he was 14 years old. Saddle bronc riding didn't just come to him naturally though.

Athletes dart into the Missouri State Senior Games

Only 12 people competed in the Senior State Games dart competition Saturday at the Hearnes Center.

Royals relieved Ray's Cobb is OK after liner to head

Once the Kansas City learned that Tampa Bay right-hander Alex Cobb suffered only a mild concussion after taking a line drive to the head, Saturday's 5-3 loss to the Rays was an afterthought.

Beltran hits two home runs in Cardinals victory

St. Louis survived a slugfest against the lowest-scoring team in the major leagues and beat Miami 13-7 on Saturday.

Old friends reunite at Missouri State Senior Games horseshoes competition

Bill Cannon, 83, and other competitors play horseshoes for both friendship and fun at the Show-Me State Senior Games.

Two former softball Tigers on national team

Nicole Hudson and Rhea Taylor were selected to USA Softball Women's National Team on Friday.

Team roping partners from Trenton come to High School Rodeo State Finals

Bailey Owen and Trever Ratliff have gone to school together since kindergarten and both got into roping at the high school level, so they teamed up.

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