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...construction. Private developers have rehabilitated buildings in the historic Soulard Market district and created Laclède's Landing, a cobblestoned riverfront enclave of restaurants and shops. A number of longtime St. Louis firms have declared their intention of staying in town and helping. Among them is Anheuser-Busch, the giant brewer whose world headquarters now sprawls across 70 square blocks, including the site where it was founded in 1852. Says John Baird, senior vice president and general counsel of Ralston Purina Co., which also has been in the same location since its founding in 1894: "The future looks...
...middle to the Eliot six. Fullback Tim Phills followed with a two-yard gain, and then Lown burst over right tackle for the score. In an effort to put things out of reach, the K-men tried for a two-point conversion and made it when quarterback Lenny Busch hit Paul Smith in the endzone...
Kirkland was given the ball again to start the second overtime, but this time the Eliot defense held as a Busch pass full incomplete on fourth down. Tempers began to flare at this point, and both teams stormed onto the field. When the coaches finally got things calmed down, Eliot was given its chance to clinch...
Yesterday's contest started with what could have been an impressive Kirkland drive if not for the four Kirkland penalties--as a 22-yd. Tod Elkins sweep and a 25-yd. Len Busch completion proved that the SoHo defense is at least a little bit vulnerable...
...Kirkland duel remained scoreless going into the fourth quarter, when Kirkland finally clicked. With three minutes left, quarterback Len Busch handed off to Tompkins, who twisted and turned his way six yards off right tackle to the W.L. six. The same play to the left took Todd Elkins to the one. And with the cries of "We hate Winthrop" echoing around him, Tompkins bulled across and put Kirkland on the scoreboard. An attempt at a two-point conversion failed...