NewsDecember 14, 2016
At last minute, Missouri man claims lottery win
BRIDGETON, Mo. — The saying, “Better late than never” certainly applies to Hensley Hall Jr. of suburban St. Louis, who claimed a $405,000 Missouri Lottery prize just two days before it expired. The Missouri Lottery said Hall of Bridgeton bought a winning ticket for the Show Me Cash game at a Schnucks Market for the June 6 drawing by matching all five numbers — 11, 13, 32, 33 and 35. Winners have 180 days to claim their prize and this one was due to expire Dec. 3. Hall claimed it Dec. 1...
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BRIDGETON, Mo. — The saying, “Better late than never” certainly applies to Hensley Hall Jr. of suburban St. Louis, who claimed a $405,000 Missouri Lottery prize just two days before it expired.
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The Missouri Lottery said Hall of Bridgeton bought a winning ticket for the Show Me Cash game at a Schnucks Market for the June 6 drawing by matching all five numbers — 11, 13, 32, 33 and 35.
Winners have 180 days to claim their prize and this one was due to expire Dec. 3. Hall claimed it Dec. 1.
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