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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Ladue Middle 6th Graders Have a Ram-Bunctious Assembly

School receives model fitness banners, and a Play 60 Kinect game system too.

Monday was a very special day for the sixth graders at Ladue Middle School. They spent the last hour being entertained by the St. Louis Rams. Tackle Rodger Saffold hosted a Play 60 Vanna White themed game show. School students, faculty and administrators were given two banners. One was a Character Fitness Model School banner. The other was A Character + American Heart Association banner. As a Rams spokesperson said, “Ladue Middle won this competition by a whole lot.”  Over the course of the year, students and teachers were involved in: And the topper, the sixth grade was surprised with their very own Play 60 Kinect game system. The Ram mascot Rampage assisted while Saffold, the former tackle from Indiana University led selected students …

Saturday, May 4, 2013

St. Louis Rams Player to Present Recognitions To Ladue Middle School Students

Rams tackle Rodger Saffold to present 2 achievement awards.

  Information was provided by the St. Louis Rams and the Ladue School District. St. Louis Rams tackle, Rodger Saffold will be at Ladue Middle School at 2:15 p.m. on Monday, May 6 to present Ladue Middle School students with not one, but two achievement awards. First, Ladue Middle School sixth-grade students have won the PLAY 60 Challenge, a program designed to encourage kids to become and remain physically active. Ladue Middle School’s sixth-grade physical education teachers coordinated the school’s participation, with help from all the sixth-grade classroom teachers, and won with more minutes logged by these Ladue Middle School students than any other group.  The program is co-sponsored by the National Football League and the American …

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Ladue Middle School Named As Character Fitness Model By St. Louis Rams

The school will receive tickets to see the NFL team next fall.

The St. Louis Rams have announced that Ladue Middle School is one of three schools in the area to be named 2013 Character Fitness Model Schools. According to a news release from the team, Character Fitness "combines health and nutrition efforts, character development and physical exercise." The team praised Ladue Middle School's participation in the NFL Play 60 program, which encourages children to spend 60 active minutes a day to combat childhood obesity. The school will receive tickets to a 2013 Rams game and a banner. Other schools honored include Mehlville Point Elementary School and Rockwood Woerther Elementary School.

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Rams Coach Has Championship Rings, Electronics Stolen From Home

Kirkwood Police said two men stole NFC championship and Big 12 championship rings among other items from the home.

Two men allegedly stole more than $28,000 in electronics and jewelry, including NFC championship ring and Big 12 championship rings, on Dec. 31 from the Kirkwood home of Rob Boras, the St. Louis Rams tight ends coach. James Bright, of the 6200 block of Sunshine Drive in High Ridge, and Jeffrey Medcalf, of the 1100 block of Briarhurst in West County, were charged Friday with second-degree burglary and felony stealing more than $25,000, a class B felony. Kirkwood Police said the men broke into Boras’ home at about 1:28 p.m. Dec. 31. The men stole a gold NFC championship ring, two gold Southwestern Conference championship rings, a gold Big 12 championship ring, a gold charm bracelet, two video game consoles, two flat-screen televisions, six …

Jack Bock

3:54 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013

50k bail each is a drop in the bucket for what they stole. Will they plea bargain with the prosecuting attorney to allow them to sell what they stole so the can pay their BAIL. When they go to the big slam send them a cake with a tube of _ _ inside.   more ›

Sunday, December 16, 2012

NFL Pays Tribute To Newtown Shooting Victims

The St. Louis Rams and Minnesota Vikings are among the National Football League teams recognizing the events which unfolded in Newtown, CT Friday.

The National Football League is honoring the memory of those lost in the Newtown, Connecticut shootings Friday, when a gunman took the lives of 26 people, including 20 children at Sandy Hook Elementary School before killing himself.   The St. Louis Rams, and the Minnesota Vikings held a moment of silence Sunday afternoon prior to kickoff at the Edward Jones Dome. The head coaches for both teams gathered at midfield and held and held hands with Daryl Richardson and Antoine Winfield. Both players wear the number 26 on their jerseys. The New York Giants, New York Jets, and New England Patriots were among other teams planning Newtown tributes this weekend.

Laura Jimena Quiroga

5:21 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012

I like the United States and what mas is called me the attention of this country is his patriotism, his strength to be united in all the natural disasters, in the misfortunes, they always are present to help other one, are very generous with his donations and this one is a great value, which all the children of there learn from very boys, THESE VALUES MAKE EMPHASIZE THIS COUNTRY.   more ›

Saturday, July 21, 2012

St. Louis Rams Player Faces Drunken Driving Charge in Florissant Court

Defensive end Robert Quinn was arrested in the city last week.

St. Louis Rams defensive end Robert Quinn faces a drunken driving charge in Florissant municipal court, according to the Florissant Police Department. According to a press release from the police department, officers responded to a lone car crash on Interstate 270 at Washington/Elizabeth in the early morning hours of July 10. Florissant police found and suspected the driver, Quinn, was intoxicated and was subsequently arrested on these charges. He’s been charged with driving while intoxicated by the Florissant Municipal Court. He was released after posting a cash bond and cooperating with officers. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the St. Louis Rams officials released the following statement, “The Rams and the NFL office are aware…

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Yes or No: $700M on St. Louis Rams' Dome Upgrades?

The St. Louis Rams have outlined a renovation plan for the Edward Jones Dome that is estimated to cost $700 million.

The Rams want us to buy them a new house. Just fixing up its current home—the Edward Jones Dome—won't do. Instead, the St. Louis football franchise expects an extreme makeover, to the tune of $700 million, as it is estimated by a company hired by the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission (CVC) to analyze the team's counter proposal to a the CVC's own plan to upgrade the Edward Jones Dome with a $124 million facelift. If someone doesn't cough up the $700 mil to redo the Dome, it is feared the team will take its football and go home to Los Angeles, where it came from before it was the St. Louis franchise. All of this wrangling was set in motion in 1995 when the team negotiated a 30-year lease with the CVC. It was stipulated that the …

george theodorakos

11:22 am on Thursday, May 24, 2012

let them move to LA...Georgia made a small fortune immediately...about $70 million on PSL's before the first game was even played.....let Kroenke take them back to LA and get the PSL revunue from the good people in LA..plus they can build the dome stadium and the top tier for him.....enough is enough when it comes to professional sports.....i hope they price themselves right out of the market...   more ›

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

NFL Draft: What Should The St. Louis Rams Do?

The team has the sixth overall pick in the first round of the NFL Draft.

The St. Louis Rams already have made one of the biggest draft-related moves of the offseason, trading the second overall selection in this year's draft to the Washington Redskins, who are widely expected to take Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III after the Indianapolis Colts pick Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck. Round 1 will be held Thursday evening, rounds 2-3 on Friday night and the remainder of the draft will take place Saturday. The Rams are holding an official draft night party Thursday at Dave & Busters in Maryland Heights, featuring appearances by players and cheerleaders and the team's Mascot, Rampage. At the moment, the Rams have the sixth pick, and have needs at a variety of positions, including wide receiver, cornerback, …

Michael Rhodes

8:40 pm on Thursday, April 26, 2012

Rams take DT Brockers out of LSU. Was hoping they would go offensive line.   more ›

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

The Baer Facts

Rams, Let Me Help You Load The Moving Vans

I think the St. Louis Rams have blackmailed the City of St. Louis enough already.

A letter to the editor in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch definitely caught my eye. This letter stuck it into the eye of ownership of the St. Louis Rams. The author stated if the Rams are going to demand that St. Louis provides a top tier stadium, then the Rams ought to sign an agreement to provide St. Louis with a top tier football team by 2015. Like fellow fans, I have grown weary of the Rams putting a substandard football team on the field. It seems like ages ago that they brought to town a Super Bowl championship. Back to LA-LA land? This team is no better off (and perhaps substandard) than the Bill Bidwell teams of the 1980s. They draft no better prospects than when George Boone was making a mess of things with the St. Louis Cardinals. …

Tommy Los Angeles

2:36 pm on Thursday, February 9, 2012

Ahhhh the igonorance of St. Louis and Mr. Baer. First, know that your beloved Georgia was THE worst owner in NFL history. She took a once proud and winning franchise and ran it into the ground. The only reason she moved the Rams to STL was to get out of the $30 million debt and get a free stadium. She was the devil and STL dealt with the devil. Second, the empty seats you referred to came only in…   more ›

Sunday, October 23, 2011

The Baer Facts

Serious Injuries Remain a Big Part of Football

Violent issues need to be addressed. The kick off return should be scrubbed from the game.

Sunday was a brutal day for the St. Louis Rams in Dallas. Not one, but two of their players were dealt serious neck injuries in the game with the Cowboys. Second year starters Jason Smith from Baylor and Darell Scott from Clemson both had to be carted off the field. Smith’s injury is believed to be very serous. His breathing was labored and trainers had to remove the mask from his helmet in order to function easier. A pall was cast over the Cowboys’ stadium. Friday night, right before halftime, Ladue’s 2,000 yard rusher Deavin Edwards limped off with a severe ankle injury. His brilliant senior season might be hanging in the balance. Ladue’s coach Mike Tarpey readily realized injuries are a big part of the game, knowing some other players …

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