LOCAL STARS: There were two great sight ‘ems at the game last night that didn’t involve sports figures or national celebs. One was Chuck Berry and Joe Edwards sitting in the Champions Club enjoying the game.
Edwards, the unofficial mayor of Delmarvelous Boulevard,…
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Loading ...AFTER DERBY HIGHLIGHTS: While we haven’t seen him out and about, a friend tips that longtime St. Louis favorite, Maestro Leonard Slatkin, is in town with his son, Daniel. Slatkin, 64, was head of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra from 1979…
(5 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...SHANNON’S 70th: The sports stars were amazing, the movie stars were hot and the politicians were A-list.
But the biggest name in St. Louis on Sunday night was an unassuming man by the name of Franklin L. Hagenbeck. If you don’t…
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Egan O'Keefe snapped this pic of from left: Goose Gossage, Lee Smith and Bruce Sutter schmoozing at Shannon's
“SAVE” ROOM FOR DESSERT: Hall of Famers Bruce Sutter, Lee Smith and Goose Gossage — three of the greatest relievers of all time and among…
(4 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...BASEBALL GLASS: Steuben Glass, the premier American hand-blown glassmaker, has produced a baseball collection for the All-Star game in St. Louis on July 14. After the game, a Steuben rep will present the All-Star Game MVP with a 34″ (regulation…
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