trial in accordance with Rule 79.01, including specific objections to instructions, a general statement in the motion of any allegations of error based thereon is sufficient," sufficiently preserves the same for review. Defendants' contention that the propriety of the court's action in excluding evidence is not before us is therefore overruled.
Plaintiff offered to prove that deceased made statements sometime after the collision to the attending physician in Camdenton, Missouri, relative to the facts of the collision. Such statements were hearsay and not a part of the res gestae as claimed. There was no proof, or offer of proof, as to the condition of deceased during the interim. The same as to statements made by deceased in the presence of plaintiff some 40 minutes after the collision. There ispetition, or to the demand of an amended petition.

FACTS
On August 19, 1987, the plaintiffs, Jagdish Manubhai Mehta, Lucius McCutchen Butts, David Brian Ammons, and Lorraine Ammons, lessors, filed suit against Baton Rouge Oil Company, Inc., M.J. Butch Strother and Vincent A. Morella, lessees, for rentals and late charges due under a written lease between the parties as the result of delinquencies for six months in 1986, and January through May 1987. Additionally, the plaintiffs alleged that the defendants failed to make any rental payments from June through August 1987. The matter came for trial on Thursday, November 12, 1992. During the trial, the plaintiffs attempted to introduce evidence of subsequent delinquencies on rental payments. Counsel for defendants objected and the objection was sustained by the court. Plaintiffs' counsel