CHADRON, Neb. (AP) — Tickets are now on sale for Chadron State College’s game against West Texas A&M on Sept. 12 in the Lone Star Football Festival at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Fans can purchase tickets and festival passes from Ticketmaster. Tickets can be bought through Chadron State beginning Thursday by calling (308) 432-6240 .

Single-day tickets purchased through TicketMaster cost $25 for adults and $10 for students 18 and under. Chadron State has 200 discounted adult tickets available for $20 and 100 tickets for students available for $10.

The Chadron State alumni office is coordinating a private tour of Cowboys Stadium on Sept. 12. The cost is $20. For information, call Karen Pope at (308) 432-6366 or email her at kpope@csc.edu.

UNDATED (AP) — Boston has acquired pitcher Jake Peavy  from the White Sox as part of a three-team, seven-player deal.

The 32-year old Peavy was 8-4 with a 4.28 ERA for Chicago this season. The right-hander is a former Cy Young Award winner and three-time All-Star.

Boston sent a trio of minor leaguers to the White Sox in the deal.

The Red Sox acquired reliever Brayan Villarreal from Detroit and sent shortstop Jose Inglesias to the Tigers. Boston also got outfielder Avisail Garcia from Detroit and sent him to the White Sox.

HOUSTON (AP) — Houston has signed free agent Joe Mays after the linebacker was suspended and fined last season for a hit on Texans quarterback Matt Schaub.

The Texans confirmed the signing on Tuesday.

Mays knocked Schaub’s helmet off and the star QB lost a chunk of his left ear on the play during Houston’s 31-25 victory over the Denver Broncos on Sept. 23. Mays was fined $50,000 and suspended for one game.

The Houston Chronicle and KRIV-TV of Houston were the first to report the signing. Mays told the television station that he and Schaub talked Monday and made peace. Schaub told the station the hit was “water under the bridge.”

ATLANTA (AP) — Freddie Freeman hit two home runs, Brian McCann added a three-run shot and the Atlanta Braves won their fifth straight game with an 11-3 victory over the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night.

The Braves, who scored 10 unanswered runs, moved 10 games ahead of second-place Washington on the NL East. They lead the majors with a 36-15 home record.

Freeman had four RBIs with his first multihomer game this season and fourth of his career.

Rookie Alex Wood (1-2) earned his first career victory after allowing six hits, three runs, one walk while striking out seven in seven innings.

Juan Nicasio (6-5) allowed 10 hits, a season-high eight runs, three walks and struck out four in four innings. Colorado has lost 16 of 19 series games against Atlanta.

NEW YORK (AP) — Friday could be D-day for Major League Baseball’s drug investigation.

Deliberations over suspensions in the Biogenesis case could stretch out for the rest of this week and delay announcements, two people familiar with the talks said Tuesday.

It appeared several of the dozen or so targeted players were likely to reach agreements on their penalties and avoid grievance hearings, one of the people said, speaking on condition of anonymity because no statements were authorized.

Both said MLB hopes to announce the penalties for all players involved at the same time.

Nebraska football fans will get their first opportunity to see the 2013 Huskers on Friday, Aug. 2 at Nebraska Football Fan Day presented by U.S. Cellular. Friday’s festivities represent the best opportunity for fans to meet and greet this year’s team before the start of practice on Monday, Aug. 5.

Fan Day will run from 2 to 3:30 p.m. inside Memorial Stadium with all Husker players and coaches that will be part of fall camp in attendance and available to the fans.

Fans may enter Memorial Stadium through Gates 3 and 24 on the southeast and southwest corners of the stadium. Gates will open at 2 p.m. The majority of players will be seated on the field at Memorial Stadium, while true freshmen will be located in the stands throughout West Stadium.

Fans are asked to respect players and coaches, as well as other fans by limiting their autograph requests to one item per player or coach. Any apparel items fans are wishing to have autographed should be in hand, rather than being worn. These policies will help accommodate as many fans as possible within the 90-minute Fan Day window.

Free parking for Fan Day will be available in the 14^th and Avery Parking Garage, the Champions Club parking lot (west of Memorial Stadium), Lot 8 (north end of Osborne Athletic Complex) and Lot 5 (northeast of Memorial Stadium). Parking is also available in the Stadium Drive parking garage, but fans will be charged for that garage. Parking will not be permitted in Lot 12 (loop on east side of Memorial Stadium).

Restrooms for fans will be available near Gates 2 and 24, as well as under the northeast corner of the stadium near Gate 15. Fans will not have access to the Osborne Athletic Complex, or the new construction areas in East Stadium. Drink stations will be available near the 50-yard line on both sidelines with water, Pepsi products and Gatorade.

Huskers Authentic Team Store will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fan Day and will have brand new adidas products, as well as this year’s media guides and schedule posters.

The Nebraska Athletic Department encourages fans to participate in Fan Day through social media by adding #Huskers to photos and status updates from the day. Nebraska Athletics, in conjunction with Tagboard, will sort through every social media post using the #Huskers hashtag. Tagboard’s technology will allow Husker fans to interact with Nebraska Athletics and post messages to the Big Screen in Memorial Stadium. These posts will also be collected and displayed on Huskers.com.

Tagboard, based in Redmond, Wash., is known as the hashtag hub, because it aggregates posts from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Vine, App.net and Google+. Tagboard breaks down the social media silos, allowing the passionate and proud Nebraska family to connect, engage and support the Huskers.