St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 12

COMPLETE SELECTION 'if Harry Caray's Condition Serious; Struck by Car Nov. 4, 1968 Sf LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OF 1969 COLOR TVs LOW COST HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS NORMANDY BANK jjfinfcoi I OF THE NATION 1 struck him fled the scene. THOMAS DELANEY, 837 North Sixty-ninth street. East St. Louis, was killed today when he was struct by an automobile in the 6700 block of St.

Clair avenue, just outside East St. Louis. Delaney, 37, stepped into the path of the eastbound car driv i Harry Caray, widely known St Louis sports broadcaster, re- mained in serious condition at i Barnes Hospital today after i being struck by an automobile ting into his own parked auto. McGee was taken to Homer G. Phillips Hospital with a fractured pelvis, a concussion and cuts of the face.

The car that en by a Martychenko, 12 Pine Trail, Fairview Heights, St. Clair county sheriff's deputies said. No charges were filed. IV. 3-5555 U21S Monchtsttr Rd.

JTaWqllridqt 5140 Hampton Wl Halls Ferry ltd. early yesterday. I Caray, 51 years old, was truck as he walked across the street in the 200 block of North Kingshighway near the Chase- Park Plaza Hotel. He suffered a dislocated shoulder, facial cuts and compound fractures of both legs. The announcer has been the play-by-play broadcaster for the St Louis baseball Cardinals for 20 years.

He announces also the University of Missouri football games and was at the microphone Saturday to tell of Missouri's 42 to 7 i over Oklahoma State. iiiiiiiiiiiiM In addition to his work as a sportscaster, which has earned him a large radio following, Caray is active in civic affairs. September he was named 1968 chairman of the St. Louis Citizens Committee of the National Council on Crime and De J.r 7vi. .77 7ill 7 77- linquency.

Police said that the driver of i the auto was Michael Poliquin, wr 21, of 2354 Goodale avenue. immmimmmMmMMmxTT. i Overland. Poliquin told officers that he saw Caray step into the street in front of his northbound automobile, but was unable to stop in time because of wet pavement. It was raining at the time.

Poliquin's car did swerve, but Caray, apparently trying to jump out of the way, leaped into the car path. Caray was taken to City Hos 1 jsklv i v. 1,1.,. i a 1 and then transferred to Barnes Hospital. The accident occurred about 1:30 a.m.

Police issued a citation for 1 sm mrnnimn 1 tUimf mmmmmmmm 11111111111 liiiiii Caray for crossing a street outside a crosswalk. Poliquin was given a summons for failing to ry if I display a drivers' license. Caiay lives at4Sheraton v. ryjspniwjwni drive, Ladue. MICHAEL D.

JOHNSON, 22 lllfLjJe'UVU Ux2J UUU vu UU vUVIU UUVU Tiff, was killed yesterday when his automobile was struck by a St. Louis-San Francisco (Frisco) Railway freight train near Arnold. Highway patrolmen said that Johnson was driving east on Bradley Beach road in the Arnold area when he drove ontol the railroad tracks in front off the southbound freight. ERNEST McGEE, 44, of 5344 Northland avenue, was injured early yesterday when he was struck by a car in the 5300 block of Easton avenue as he was get- Disneyland Mishap ANAHEIM, Nov. 4 EASTERN pickup and delivery service every evening to get you aboard this flight.

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