Sports

Youth Turkey Harvest Up Slightly

Missouri’s “regular” spring turkey season is underway (as of last Monday), but it’s too early to predict how successful this year’s hunters will. However, the annual youth-only season two weeks ago enjoyed some pretty good weather and the young hunters checked in 2,888 turkeys, up 43 birds from their 2021 season and the most turkeys taken in the youth season since 2017 when a super youth season produced 4,100 turkeys taken.

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Marceline Tigers Overpower Salisbury 15-2 On Diamond

SALISBURY — Down 2-1 after an inning, Marceline’s Drake Stufflebean singled in Jaxon Schmitt, who had singled, to tie the game in the top of the second and scored a short time later on Canaan Wright’s infield hit to put the Tigers on top, where they easily stayed in what ended as a 15-2 5-innings victory over host Salisbury in Lewis and Clark Conference high school baseball last Thursday.

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WNBA Players Say Life In Russia Was Lucrative But Lonely

For the elite athletes in the WNBA, spending the offseason playing in Russia can mean earning more money than they can make back home — sometimes even two or three times as much. But those who have done that also describe the loneliness of being away from family and friends, of struggling with an unfamiliar language and culture, and of living in a place with only a few hours of sunlight in the winter and temperatures well below freezing.

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