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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) – Chiefs wide receiver Jeremy Maclin was held out of practice Monday after straining his neck the previous day, putting his availability for their preseason opener in question. Kansas City visits Arizona on Saturday. Chiefs coach Andy Reid said he was unsure when Maclin was hurt during Sunday’s practice, or whether the injury occurred during a brief scuffle with cornerback Marcus Cooper.
Maclin had an X-ray Monday morning and spent practice working out with the trainers. The Chiefs did get some positive injury news with the return of wide receiver Chris Conley to practice. The rookie has been out since the start of training camp with a knee injury.
MILWAUKEE (AP) – Khris Davis hit two home runs, including a two-run shot in the eighth inning off recent teammate Jonathan Broxton, and the Milwaukee Brewers beat St. Louis 5-4 Sunday and ended the Cardinals’ four-game winning streak. Broxton (1-3), traded from Milwaukee to the NL Central leaders on July 31, relieved Kevin Siegrist with a runner on second and one out with a 4-3 lead.
Davis hit the first pitch into the Cardinals’ bullpen for his 11th homer. Will Smith (5-2) pitched a scoreless eighth. Francisco Rodriguez worked the ninth for his 26th save in 26 chances this year. Davis earlier hit a two-run homer off Cardinals starter John Lackey.
Last Thursday, Davis hit a pair of three-run homers in Milwaukee’s 10-1 win over San Diego. He had been held hitless in six at-bats during the first two games of this series, a pair of shutouts for the Cardinals, before breaking loose.
57th Annual Tournament of Champions – Round 3
August 9, 2015 Atlantic Golf & Country Club (Par 69 + 69 + 69 = 207)
Championship Division:
Evan Schuler, Atlantic G&CC 72 – 69 – 67 = 208 (+1)
Alex Bireline, Atlantic G&CC 68 – 68 – 73 = 209 (+2)
Ron Peterson, Past Champion 70 – 70 – 70 = 210 (+3)
Ross Martens, Shelby Co GC 73 – 68 – 71 = 212 (+5)
Chris Nelson, Past Champion 71 – 73 – 68 = 212 (+5)
Rob Langfelt, Nishna Hills GC 71 – 76 – 67 = 214 (+7)
Jacob Anderson, Treynor GC 69 – 72 – 73 = 214 (+7)
Jeff Gude, Atlantic G&CC 72 – 72 – 72 = 216 (+9)
Aaron Ahrendsen, Past Champion 75 – 70 – 72 = 217 (+10)
Zach Christianson, Atlantic G&CC 66 – 77 – 74 = 217 (+10)
Joe Schafer, Mt Ayr CC 72 – 75 – 71 = 218 (+11)
Andrew Martin, Nishna Hills GC 76 – 70 – 72 = 218 (+11)
Derek Jacobsen, Top 25 76 – 70 – 73 = 219 (+12)
Barry Smith, Pine Knolls CC 73 – 74 – 72 = 219 (+12)
Ryan Clark, Briarwood Club 67 – 74 – 78 = 219 (+12)
Jake Crowley, Indian Creek CC 75 – 74 – 71 = 220 (+13)
Jared Cochran, Terrace Hills GC 74 – 75 – 71 = 220 (+13)
Joe Cale, Majestic Hills GC 69 – 76 – 76 = 221 (+14)
Jaxson Armstrong, Crestwood Hills 74 – 77 – 71 = 222 (+15)
Dustin Burr, Audubon CC 74 – 75 – 73 = 222 (+15)
Isaac Rodenberg, Woodward GC 70 – 75 – 77 = 222 (+15)
John Hanks, Twin Lakes GC 75 – 75 – 73 = 223 (+16)
Steve Davie, Majestic Hills GC 72 – 75 – 76 = 223 (+16)
Jared Koch, Majestic Hills GC 73 – 75 – 78 = 226 (+19)
Darby McLaren, Atlantic G&CC 72 – 76 – 79 = 227 (+20)
Carter Trewet, Briarwood Club 80 – 71 – 77 = 228 (+21)
Zach Mason, Sac CC 76 – 75 – 77 = 228 (+21)
Matt Haley, Indianola CC 76 – 78 – 74 = 228 (+21)
Aaron King, Sac CC 75 – 74 – 80 = 229 (+22)
Tim Bryte, Hillcrest CC 76 – 76 – 77 = 229 (+22)
Kurt Hofmeister, Ida Grove CC 73 – 77 – 80 = 230 (+23)
Chad Speer, Greenfield CC 75 – 75 – 81 = 231 (+24)
Eric Rock, Oakland CC 83 – 76 – 72 = 231 (+24)
Matt Gross, Nishna Hills GC 79 – 81 – 71 = 231 (+24)
Shane Burmeister, Atlantic G&CC 75 – 77 – 80 = 232 (+25)
Phil Ruth, Lakeside GC 79 – 73 – 81 = 233 (+26)
Jason Branham, Quail Run GC 76 – 79 – 78 = 233 (+26)
James Reynolds, Griswold GC 79 – 79 – 75 = 233 (+26)
Eric Krull, Gruis Recreation 78 – 80 – 77 = 235 (+28)
Craig Miller, Dunlap GC 83 – 75 – 79 = 237 (+30)
Brad Hartkopf, Past Champion 79 – 75 – 83 = 237 (+30)
Phil Morrow, Onawa CC 83 – 80 – 75 = 238 (+31)
Tim Agan, Willow Creek CC 76 – 74 – 90 = 240 (+33)
Evan Baldwin, Villisca CC 75 – 84 – 81 = 240 (+33)
J.J. Peterson, Quail Run CC 81 – 80 – 80 = 241 (+34)
Eric Brown, Mt. Ayr CC 79 – 84 – 80 = 243 (+36)
Josh Burns, Sac CC 81 – 78 – 84 = 243 (+36)
Cody Matthewson, Woodward GC 84 – 88 – 74 = 246 (+39)
Luke Fry, Osceola CC 83 – 80 – 84 = 247 (+40)
Jared Knutstrom, Crestmoor GC 86 – 80 – 86 = 252 (+45)
Steve Miller, Dunlap GC 83 – 91 – 86 = 260 (+53)
Chris Dorsey, Osceola CC 105 – 93 – 101 = 299 (+92)
Senior Division:
Darron Baker, Eagle Grove GC 70 – 73 – 67 = 210 (+3)
Bobby Rist, Lake City CC 70 – 75 – 71 = 216 (+9)
Del Miller, Past Champion 72 – 71 – 74 = 217 (+10)
Rick Carter, Crestmoor GC 73 – 74 – 73 = 220 (+13)
Daryl Armstrong, Crestwood Hills GC 73 – 73 – 75 = 221 (+14)
Kim Peters, Crestwood Hills GC 73 – 74 – 75 = 222 (+15)
Jim Wood, Red Oak CC 74 – 76 – 73 = 223 (+16)
John O’Hair, Indianola CC 74 – 74 – 76 = 224 (+17)
Rick Thompson, Past Champion 73 – 79 – 73 = 225 (+18)
Kurt Matthewson, Ames CC 74 – 77 – 76 = 227 (+20)
Ken Portsche, Past Champion 74 – 75 – 79 = 228 (+21)
Jeff Morenz, Atlantic G&CC 80 – 76 – 74 = 230 (+23)
John Willmore, Past Champion 75 – 76 – 79 = 230 (+23)
Mike Martin, Nishna Hills GC 74 – 81 – 77 = 232 (+25)
Blair Hoegh, Ankeny CC 78 – 80 – 79 = 237 (+30)
John Thomsen, Happy Hollow CC 89 – 77 – 75 = 241 (+34)
Ron Eads, Waveland GC 81 – 80 – 80 = 241 (+34)
Jeff Heckroth, Woodward GC 78 – 81 – 83 = 242 (+35)
David Kaufman, Shadow Valley GC 82 – 81 – 85 = 248 (+41)
Jim Tangeman, Gateway Rec 86 – 84 – 85 = 255 (+48)
Galen Jennings, 5×80 GC 94 – 78 – 87 = 259 (+52)
Super Senior Division:
Arnie Leistad, Atlantic G&CC 71 – 69 – 69 = 209 (+2)
John Holmes, Past Champion 73 – 77 – 78 = 228 (+21)
Edward Troll, Avoca GC 77 – 83 – 81 = 241 (+34)
Allan Hjelle, Atlantic G&CC 83 – 80 – 80 = 243 (+36)
Perry Paulsen, Atlantic G&CC 83 – 84 – 80 = 247 (+40)
Ed Leistad, Nishna Hills GC 82 – 84 – 88 = 254 (+47)
Rich Mitchell, Nishna Hills GC 91 – 91 – 83 = 265 (+58)
Jim Ripley, Clarinda CC 94 – 85 – 87 = 266 (+59)
Jerry E Hoff, Oakland GC 97 – 86 – 89 = 272 (+65)
Donald Perrin, Happy Hollow CC 93 – 95 – 88 = 276 (+69)
Keith Moore, Crestmoor WD
Check out the action on the first tee at the Tournament of Champions! The Sunday schedule has golfers starting on the front and back nines, so we will have live video most of the day!
CANTON, Ohio (AP) — Kansas City Chiefs lineman Will Shields has powered his way to football immortality. The 12-time Pro Bowl right guard was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Saturday night. Shields became just the third right guard to enter the Hall.
He made it to Canton in his fourth year of eligibility. The 6-foot-3 Shields joked he’s glad he didn’t grow another couple of inches because if he was taller he might have been moved to tackle and might not have ended up in Canton. Shields was presented for induction by good friend Adrian Lunsford.
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Matt Carpenter hit a leadoff home run, Jaime Garcia pitched two-hit ball for seven innings and the St. Louis Cardinals made it three straight shutout victories with a 3-0 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday night.
The Cardinals have thrown 36 consecutive scoreless innings since the fourth inning of Wednesday’s 13-inning 4-3 win. Michael Wacha won his team-leading 13th game, stopping Cincinnati 3-0 on Thursday. Lance Lynn beat Milwaukee 6-0 Friday night in the opener of the three-game series.
On Saturday, Garcia (4-4) walked four, struck out five and allowed Jean Segura’s hit in the first and Elian Herrera’s in the third. The left-hander won for the first time in three starts since coming off the 15-day disabled list on July 28 with a strained left groin.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have waived wide receiver Armon Binns and linebacker Sage Harold and signed offensive tackle Anthony Dima and wide receiver Adam Drake in a series of moves Saturday. Binns had not been practicing after hurting his knee earlier in training camp. Harold was considered a longshot to make the roster at linebacker.
Dima signed with the Cleveland Browns after going undrafted last year, and also has spent time with the Houston Texans. Drake led the Football Championship Subdivision in yards receiving last season at Eastern Illinois with 93 catches for 1,321 yards and 12 touchdowns.
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