Bright Outlook For t Legion Baseball Team St See
Bright outlook for the St Louis legion post team opens with two early wins 7 1 over Ballwin and 8 4 over Glasgow Village Improve by coach Roy Rosen former Big Leaguer Ken Heintreiman and Marvin Henkes Lockwood Musgrove from Hazelwood impresses 16 strikeouts while allowing two hits Roles include Eise Hortzman from Duchenne Bans from Francis Howell Schramm from Assumption and Yester Hoelting March infield and Keiser Richardeau catching.
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Compe Legion
St. Louis
North
Glasgow Village
Derik Musgrove
Hazselwood High
Moose Show Champs and Club Shine in East West Rivalry
The Moose Show downed Old Monroe 3 in an East Missouri tilt as they moved to 3-4, while the Men's Club edged St Paul 7-4 to push their East League lead to 5-1. Hugo Lemmituehler earned his fifth win. Marton Hart died 8 Geld day with four for five including three doubles. Old Monroe hosted the games, with interleague play drawing gate interest as clubs renew rivals once limited to playoffs.
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Od Monroe
Caluman
St. Paul
Eat
Westoi- Wisioms
Ust
Old Monrte
Marton Hart
Bet
Old Monroe
Monroe
Moon
Alee
Paulite
Hugo Lemmituehler
Two-Thirds to Three-Quarters Batter muffin note
Chopped dates and walnut appear in a muffin mix with batter adjustments. The line suggests two thirds to three quarters portions, referencing quantities and a preparation note about jpama with more batter.
St Charles Day Brings 400 In Town For Charlee Game
On Wednesday July 19 St Charles hosts a Cardinas-San Francisco ball game with about 400 attending. Buses depart from the parking lot opposite Station Duquette on Seend street for a $1.90 round trip. The 37 auxiliary police join as guests as the St Charles Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event and reserves a section for locals.
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St. Charlee
San Francisco
Duquette
Seend Street
Auxiliacy Police
St. Charles
Boys summer program at Fieldhouse offers two week sessions
For boys ages 10 to 35 a summer program runs June 18 to July 28 at the Fieldhouse. Applications are accepted for two week sessions. Tuition is 50 dollars per session or 200 dollars for a full week. The daily schedule runs 9 to 12 thirty with lunch on Thursdays at the Seminary Cafeteria followed by activities at the Arena Bowl or Highlands Swimming Pool for afternoon recreation.
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Seminary
Arena Bowl
Highlands
Letters Awarded at Public High Varsity Assembly
Varsity letters were awarded at the final assembly last week at St. Charles High. Football letters had been previously awarded to a list of students including Monkcotah Mansive, Sandfort, Don Grosnemann, Dick Melriak, Ate Palmer, Tom Towers, LeRoy Abbington, Wendell Stanley Blohm, Mike Paul, Ronnie Koehler, Don Hemling, Terry Biser, Bil Ratliff, Bur Grelwe, Henry Munas, Maurice Bachfert, Orville Hourah, John Wilhelm, Rich Tom Towers, Tom Talater, Wile Beans, Ken Story, Dick Meirink, Gerald Abas.
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St. Charles
Mansive Sandfort
Don Grosnemann
Dick Melriak
Ate, Palmer
Tom Towers
Leroy Abbington
Wendell Stanley Blohm
Mike Paul
Ronnie Koehler
Don Hemling
Terry Biser
Bil Ratlict
Tom Talater
Wile Beans
Ken Story
Dick’ Meirink
Gerald Abas
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Sport News
Fort Legion
King's Aquarium
W. Clay
L. Charles Mile
Senny
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Hilander
West Clay
Liquor and Sporting
Bur Grelwe
Henry Munas
Maurice Bachfert
Orville ‘Hourah
John Wilhelm
Rich
St, Ue
Valiant
Plymouth-Valiant
Corvair
Ayl
Altermator
Brucker
ST. Charles, A
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