Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Makeup game from the May 5th rain out.
Game on for the Rams of MICDS and the Bombers of Burroughs. The two teams were rained out on Sunday, May 5, but will play after the Cardinals game with the New York Mets Thursday, first pitch is 4:30 p.m. Gates open at 4 p.m. This game is free and open to the public. Free parking is available across the street from Gate 3 on the Southwest corner of Busch Stadium. Win or lose, the players from both sides will get to experience the club house and all the trappings of a big league player. For those making it a day at Busch, the Cardinals face the Mets with that game starting at 12:15 p.m.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
A Creve Coeur teenager is accused of pointing a laser onto the field at Busch Stadium during a Cardinals game in August.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
A Ladue Horton Watkins High School teen accused of disrupting a St. Louis Cardinals baseball game this summer with a laser pointer had his case in St. Louis city court continued Wednesday until Jan. 9, court officials report. Eric Bogard, of Creve Coeur, is accused of pointing a laser onto the field at Busch Stadium during a St. Louis Cardinals game Aug. 6. Cardinals manager Mike Matheny told security officials he spotted Bogard shining a laser onto the field, distracting Cardinals outfielder Matt Holliday, who was hitting at the plate. Bogard’s attorney, Joel Schwartz of the Rosenblum, Schwartz, Rogers and Glass firm, represented him at a scheduled arraignment Wednesday morning. He was charged in St. Louis municipal court with peace …
Friday, October 19, 2012
Traffic will be able to access downtown for Friday's Cardinal NCLS playoff game. Two lanes on eastbound Highway 40 will be open for tonight’s game, but the 14th Street ramp is closed.
The Missouri Department of Transportation is advising drivers of lane and ramp closures for Friday night's St. Louis Cardinals NLCS game. Two lanes of eastbound Highway 40 will be open, along with the 6th and 11th Street ramps. However, the 14th Street ramp is closed Friday and all weekend. Find more details in the following MoDOT news release. The Missouri Department of Transportation will close the two right lanes on westbound Interstate 64 on the Poplar Street Bridge downtown, approximately one hour after the Cardinals’ National League Championship game starts. These lanes will remain closed until noon Sunday. MoDOT will have two lanes on eastbound I-64 open for tonight’s game. The exit ramps from eastbound I-64 to 6th and 11th Street …
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Friday, October 5, 2012
The organization, Urine Feces Everywhere examined every park in MLB.
As if Cardinals fans need another reason for total disdain of the Chicago Cubs, the Cubbies' Wrigley Field was recently dubbed the least sanitary stadium in all Major League Baseball. The Cardinals' Busch Stadium is the "Best of the Best." That's according to the website, UFE.com (Urine Feces Everywhere). The site had glowing remarks about Busch Stadium fans. "What can you say about Busch Stadium when you consider that it was the only park in our survey to get an “A” rating? One hundred percent of the women wash their hands in the restroom, and the men aren’t too shabby when it comes to restroom hygiene, either. Busch Stadium is one of the few parks that the UFE Team would feel comfortable shaking another fan’s hand." On the other hand.. …
Friday, August 17, 2012
A Creve Coeur teenager faces charges in the city of St. Louis and a Mercy Health System executive has resigned as a result of the incident last week.
One week after an executive with Mercy Health System stepped down over her connection to the alleged use of a laser pointer in the hospital chain's Busch Stadium suite, St. Louis Police say there is "no additional movement" on further charges in the case. Eric Bogard, 17, of Creve Coeur, was arrested last week and charged with municipal violations that could result in fines or jail time after he was accused of disrupting last Monday's Cardinals-Giants game with a laser pointer. Bogard's attorney declined further comment on the case when reached by phone Thursday afternoon. At the time of the incident, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that police would ask prosecutors to review the conduct of a woman in the suite who was confrontational…
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Eric Bogard, a student at Ladue High who lives in Creve Coeur.
The St. Louis Police Department has issued warrants against 17-year-old Eric Bogard of the 14 block of Sherwyn Lane in Creve Coeur. Sherwyn was alleged to have pointed a laser at a San Francisco Giants pitcher Tuesday night at Busch Stadium. Cardinals Manager Mike Matheny identified the culprit who tried to dispose of the laser and run from authorities. He was captured by security guards and Matheny identified him in the security area of the stadium. Subsequently, he was taken to jail, booked and held over until being released at 1:20 a.m. on $150 bond. He know has a court appearance set for later charged with peace disturbance at a sporting event. He and other teens were guests in a private suite, hosted by Mercy Health Systems. Here is …
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
We've got the evidence of a sweaty outing at Thursday's Cardinals-Dodgers game—all to raise money for HavenHouse.
We wanted to share a few pictures of your Friendly Neighborhood Patchers at concession stand No. 150 —behind home plate!— at Thursday's St. Louis Cardinals game against the Dodgers (Cards won 7-4). Patch editors from around the St. Louis area were slinging hotdogs, beer and nachos supremes during Thursday's day game. The volunteer effort was the culmination of our Give 5 Day Fundraiser. Regular Patch users may remember the details: We agreed to work a concession stand and donate the charity proceeds to a local nonprofit. We invited users to enter a contest: Sign up for a Patch email newsletter and be entered into a drawing to win proceeds for the non-profit of your choice. Elissa Plastino of Creve Coeur won and directed our donation to …
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Patch staff will work a concession at Thursday's St. Louis Cardinals game against the L.A. Dodgers, to raise money for charity. Elissa Plastino won our contest to donate the proceeds to her charity of choice. Congrats!
Elissa Plastino, who works in brand marketing for the corporate office of Isle of Capri Casinos Inc. in Creve Coeur, won Patch's Busch Stadium fundraiser contest. But the real winner will be HavenHouse in Creve Coeur, Plastino's choice for where our fundraising dollars go. HavenHouse provides "the comfort of home and a community of support for families traveling to St. Louis" for medical care. Here's what's happening: A group of Patch editors will work a concession stand at Thursday's St. Louis Cardinals game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. We intended to donate a portion of our proceeds (estimated between $1,500 and $2,500) to a local charity. So we had a contest that ended last week: Readers who signed up for a Patch newsletter were …
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Patch is running a Busch Stadium concession stand for the Cards-Dodgers game July 26. We could raise thousands! Enter for a chance to tell us which nonprofit should get the money.
Want to get the word out about the good work that a nonprofit is doing in the St. Louis area? Post an announcement on Patch! We're not a stuffy, old-fashioned community news site. We actually make it easy for you to share the good news in your neighborhood. If you're coming to this article on an iPhone, we apologize, but you can't see our entry form. Please visit Patch from a computer to take part in our Busch Stadium charity donation contest.
Monday, May 7, 2012
Relief work by seniors Nick Beaulick and Spencer Beyersdorfer, along with skillful baserunning, help Bombers hold off Rams for 4-2 win.
Maybe it was the immense excitement of playing at the home of the World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals, or maybe it was because the opposing starting pitcher was absolutely dynamite at the start of the game. But whatever the reason, it was clear the John Burroughs varsity baseball team just wasn't its usual self for the first half of Sunday's Busch Stadium Showdown game against archrival MICDS. Fortunately though, the fifth inning came and the Bombers finally woke up and delivered some of the scintillating defense and baserunning they'd shown all season, and eventually overtook the overheated Rams, for a 4-2 win that was extremely satisfying to head coach Andy Katzman. "I tell you, that felt good," Katzman said, after sharing hugs …
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