Admit it, Puckheads, you’ve been going crazy the last few weeks. Why? Because you know that normally, in mid-April, you’re glued to the TV every night, up till very late sometimes, watching the most compelling sports television of them all: Stanley Cup Playoff Hockey. And even better, ...
MAY 15, 1961: “Friday, when Portsmouth and Phillips Exeter Academy jayvees engaged in a dual track meet, Arthur Scott turned in what was classed as the fastest mile ever recorded by a New Hampshire schoolboy runner. He raced the distance in 4:24.9. “Scott held the distinction for only one ...
The lights were on, and they were finally home. It wasn't a huge deal for a lot of soccer fans in the city of Nashua, but it certainly should have been. But it was understandable, given the late 8 p.m. start on a school night, that the Eagles of the International Soccer Club of Nashua's ...
Can you feel the difference? Sure, the weather hasn't exactly been ideal as we'd love to see, you know, 70 degrees. But this spring is so vastly different from the Sports Shutdown of Spring 2020. That's both locally and nationally. We're into the second week of May, Memorial Day weekend is ...
Here’s a few tids and bits to munch on for your Mother’s Day Weekend brunch: • In case you’ve been wondering, old friend Tim Schaller of Merrimack is back on the ice. Schaller, who had a good two-year stint with the Bruins a few years ago, is back in the American Hockey League, ...
It is a recurring discussion in sports departments that report the exploits of young amateur athletes: Did (insert name here) pull a Bill Buckner to allow the winning to amble on home? Did the team’s best batter strike out three times with the bases loaded? In short, should anyone covering ...
