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 ...
May Day(s)! And nights. Yes, the month of May has arrived, and that is going to step up the local and regional sports calendar. We are getting closer and closer to summer, but May will be a busy month that will take us right into a just as busy June: ––– MONDAY MAY 3, FRIDAY ...
MAY 1, 1956: “Kenny Rice, former member of the Nashua High golf team, yesterday notched his first hole-in-one while playing at Groton Country Club. “Rice, a student at Lawrence Academy, canned the ace on the 150-yard fourth hole, using a 9-iron and then went on to finish the first nine ...
The bus to the Asian Development Tour event in Indonesia was three minutes from leaving and John Catlin was staring at his phone as he decided whether to hit “purchase” on the plane ticket home to California. Catlin had just finished one stroke better than last place. It was only the ...
Oh, the drama. It's been a long time since we've been on the edge of our seats waiting and wondering just what the New England Patriots would do in the NFL Draft. And the NFL didn't disappoint. The fun began with the San Francisco 49ers picking at No. 3, and they chose Trey Lance, which ...
