Beth O'Malley

St. Louis

Digital Presentation Editor at St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Articles

A game-tying hat trick: STL Soccer Talk

1 week ago | stltoday.com | Beth O'Malley |Tom Timmermann

Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify St. Louis City SC may as well be asking "Are you not entertained" under interim coach David Critchley. Klauss returns to scoring form in a big way against Los Angeles Galaxy, notching the team's first hat trick. Beat writer Tom Timmermann and co-host Beth O'Malley discuss the teams tie, and how, to salvage the season, Klauss needs to be at the top of his game, and signs are promising. Can other players start scoring as well?
Missed chances mean a missed opportunity for St. Louis City SC: STL Soccer Talk

2 weeks ago | stltoday.com | Eli Randolph |Beth O'Malley |Tom Timmermann

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A change in the weather: Soccer Talk

3 weeks ago | stltoday.com | Eli Randolph |Tom Timmermann |Beth O'Malley

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St. Louis City SC executives discuss decision to fire the coach

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Beth O'Malley

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Pressure is mounting on Mellberg: STL Soccer Talk

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Beth O'Malley |Tom Timmermann

Pressure is mounting on Mellberg Olof Mellberg is still the St. Louis City SC coach. Or, at least he was on Tuesday when beat writer Tom Timmermann and co-host Beth O'Malley sat down to chat about the team's loss against Colorado. With San Jose coming to town on Saturday, and the growing sense of frustration with Mellberg and the string of winless games, what options are there to turn the season around? ----------- ---------
More of the same for City SC: STL Soccer Talk

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Allie Schallert |Eli Randolph |Beth O'Malley |Tom Timmermann

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The light in the tunnel is a train: STL Soccer Talk

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Beth O'Malley |Tom Timmermann

The light in the tunnel is a train St. Louis City SC beat writer Tom Timmermann and co-host Beth O'Malley chat about the team's seeming inability to secure a win. What will turn the team's luck around? ----------------- ---
Let's talk about ties that feel like losses: STL Soccer Talk

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Beth O'Malley |Tom Timmermann

Let's talk about ties that feel like losses St. Louis City SC beat writer Tom Timmermann and co-host Beth O'Malley chat about the team's tie against Sporting Kansas City. The sting of nearly losing a derby could last for a while, as the team faces a tough schedule over the next several weeks. Worse, it extended the winless streak. With nearly every game becoming a must-win situation, as coach Olof Mellberg admits, what will push City to a win? ----------- ---------
Doom and gloom for City SC: STL Soccer Talk

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Allie Schallert |Beth O'Malley |Tom Timmermann

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A Carondelet home had a tie to Dickens and suffragettes

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Beth O'Malley

In May 1943, the St. Louis Star-Times featured the Guion home in its series of images of "Old St. Louis Houses."The short article accompanying the photo noted its origin, when the lot was bought by Vincent Guion in 1783. He was a farmer, fur trader and "small capitalist," and built a stone house on the lot. The property changed hands several times. From 1848 to 1874, Dr. George F. Eichelberger (yes, the street is named for this man) owned the home. He sold it to Cornelia B.