Morning Sports
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES:
KXEO GAME OF THE WEEK
MEXICO 26 FULTON 17
Spurred by an 88-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Mexico’s senior return man James Matthews:
KWWR GAME OF THE WEEK
MACON 35 NORTH CALLAWAY 28
the Tigers won thanks to the efforts of Macon quarterback KAYLEN HOLMAN, who was effective through the air and on the ground
Other scores
RUSSELLVILLE 47 – VAN-FAR 6
BOONVILLE 62 – MARSHALL 20
SOUTH CALLAWAY 47 – HERMANN 0
HANNIBAL 29 – EUREKA 28
CALIFORNIA 33 – MONTGOMERY CITY 6
SOUTH SHELBY 32 – WESTRAN 14
ROCK BRIDGE 31 – SMITH-COTTON 21
SOUTHERN BOONE 41 – NORTH COUNTY 13
MOBERLY 55 – OSAGE 21
MONROE CITY 48 – MARK TWAIN 0
SALISBURY 26 – MARCELINE 13
HELIAS 31 – HICKMAN 13
CLARK COUNTY 37 – HARRISBURG 0
CHILLICOTHE 24 – KIRKSVILLE 21
CENTRALIA 52 – HALLSVILLE 21
NORTH SHELBY 78 – BRAYMER 22
PALMYRA 56 – BOWLING GREEN 20
CAPITOL CITY 38 – COLUMBIA BATTLE 0
BLAIR OAKS 49 – LUTHERAN NORTH 35
in MLB LAST night
The Kansas City Royals fell to The Toronto Blue Jays 9-2 at Kauffman Stadium.
The Blue Jays jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first inning.
George Springer’s two-run double helped extend the lead, while Toronto’s bullpen shut down Kansas City after Jameson Taillon left early with elbow discomfort.
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Colorado Rockies 7-6 at Coors Field,
Iván Herrera smashed a dramatic three-run, go-ahead home run in the top of the ninth inning to rally the St. Louis Cardinals past the Colorado Rockies, Trailing 6-4 entering the final frame, the Cardinals capitalized on a leadoff walk by Thomas Saggese and a critical throwing error by Rockies third baseman Connor Norby.
Down to a 1-2 count, Herrera crushed a 430-foot blast to center field off Jordan Romano, sealing Romano’s fourth blown save of the year and keeping St. Louis firmly in the crowded National League wild-card hunt
