JACKSON COUNTY, Mo. — The family of a missing fisherman who authorities suspect drowned Tuesday evening at Lake Jacomo is still praying that he will be found alive.

The victim, Gladin Harrison, is 85 years old. The retired veteran of the Kansas City Missouri Fire Department was fishing with another man when one of them tired of rowing. His friend says they when they tried to switch places, the boat capsized.

“He loved fishing. He loved hunting,” said Teria Jenkins, Gladin’s cousin. “He was self-sufficient. He took care of himself. He took care of other people. If you called him any time of the day or night, he would always be there. He was a great swimmer and it’s very confusing to us how it happened.”

The man who survived was in the water about 30-45 minutes before somebody heard him yelling for help, the Jackson County Fire Department said.

ARLINGTON, Texas –The Kansas City Royals continued their hot streak on Tuesday night by defeating the Texas Rangers 7-4, sweeping a two-game series at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.

The Royals (15-20, 11-7 away) have now won a season-high four straight games. Since their 12-game losing skid in April, the Royals have gone 12-6.

Every Royals hitter had an at bat in the first inning, and before many Rangers fans had a chance to find their seat, Kansas City held a 4-0 lead.

Third baseman Mike Moustakas crushed a solo home run in the third to give Kansas City a 6-0 lead. As Moustakas circled the bases, Rangers players heard a smattering of boos from the crowd. From a Royals fan’s perspective, those boos might have sounded like Moooooooose.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Chiefs fans and leaders are gearing up for the new season and the club’s 50-year anniversary in Kansas City.

On Tuesday, Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt, General Manager Scott Pioli, President Mark Donovan and Head Coach Romeo Crennel took part in a news conference at Union Station.

“Over the last five decades, we have been honored to call Kansas City home of the Chiefs, and in celebration of our 50th year in Kansas City, we want to say thank you to the best fans in the NFL,” Hunt said. “Through the 2012 season, the Chiefs will host fan events, recognize special Kansas Citians and thank season ticket holders to show our deep gratitude for this community and how proud we are to be Kansas City’s Chiefs.”

Below are the initiatives and plans Hunt announced for the club’s celebration of 50 years in Kansas City.