Duchesne Wins Opener In Connecticut Small Schools
Duchesne topped St Charles 1A 4 in a tight opener as Hychiane, Bar and Getemann delivered solid hitting and pitching. Hazelwood and Tirimeau led Hazelwood in the mound and offense, while St Charles struggled with fielding as both teams showed offensive punch and defensive miscues in a weekend set.
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Ion Wehoal
Mies Erroy
Utter
Chaytes
Hazelwood
Tve
Charles Ame
Havelwood Ait
St. Chivlen
St. Charles Cemen
Pirate Hortecy
Pirates Track Surprises at Normandy Meet
Pirates track team surprised at the Normandy meet as Juniors and Seniors were upset in the opening events. Kremer of Normandy hurled 58 feet for the only standout mark, while McVey won the Junior 100 and 440 in 55.7 seconds. The Pirates host Clayton next Tuesday.
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Charien
Sithough
Junor
Fmatans
Normandy
Teu
Pirates
Kremer
McVey
Clayton
Belts aid absorbing shock to reduce injury risk
The article notes that seat belts help absorb shock in impacts, restrain the body to limit capsize or ejection, and reduce the danger of further injury. It argues that belts increase chances of survival in common accident scenarios by keeping occupants secured during crashes.
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Inortie der Sutter
Asad
Fish For Fun Dates Set For St Charles County
An announcement from Ben H. Feldewert outlines a Fish For Fun program on April 27 28 and May 3 with 29 fishing locations across two weekends. Each pond offers two or three ponds with some at Jerque Creek. A $1 per person over 2 years fee applies. Funds support the St Charles Conservation District and district projects. Tickets and maps are sold at Sporting Goods stores in St Charles ponds and nearby offices.
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Ben H. Feldewert
Ghatrmiga
Ste Charter
Jereque Creek
Soil and Water Conservato District
St. Charles
Sporting Foods
Agilowlitesl
Charles
Missouri Connevation Commission
University City
Conference of nun berg Vote of thanks amid feast
A fragmentary report recalls a ceremony where a young ordained member rose to offer a vote of thanks. He praised the spirit of the feast while noting his duties at home church and the need to carry on with responsibilities.
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Nunberg
Sam Hace
St Charien High Golf Team Shines Against Pattonville
St Charien High golf team impressed in a close opening match, defeating Pattonville 249 to 288 at Sogey Hill Country Club. Ned Stroy led the winners with 17 for nine holes, while Ken Whipple, Mike Crider, Gerry Anna Hollrah, Mag Nedtner, Kurt Wababrine contributed notable scores. Pattonville’s standout was Oon war best with 43. Coach Gene Baumann praised the squad’s potential for District and State honors as they prepare for upcoming meets at North Shore, Lindbergh, and Hazelwood.
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St Charien Hig
Pattonville
Sogey Hil Country Club
Ned Stroy
Phra
Ken Whipple
Mike Crider
Gerry Anna
Hollrah
Mag Nedtner
Kurt Wababrine
Pattonvill
Gene Baumann
Dintrlet
Pirates
Jazz Arts Festival on Campus Hints at Human Rights Focus
An inaugural Jazz Arts Festival will be held Saturday April 6 from 9 30 p m to 2 00 a m in Hutlard Gym on the St Charles campus. The event features the St Louis Central Quintet, art interpretive dance, poetry readings, drama dialogue, and Flamenco guitar. Admission is 1 28 with proceeds to the American Friends Service Committee, a Quaker group aiding nonviolent conflict resolution and international relief.
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COLES
Hutlard
Sts Charles
Canon Stendred Te Gormichee
Chriist Church
St. Louis
Jaz Liturgy
Hs Maseler
Gererantes
St. Louie Janz Central
Orchealo
Limdenwood
Lindenwood
Peter Simpson
Jim’ Peely
3K Louis
Joe Pischsik
Kathy Wallace
Dennis Deal
Sardent Artist
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