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Time for N’Keal to get real, because he won’t get any better

Have you stopped laughing yet, New England Patriots fans? Probably not. The news on Tuesday that the agent for Patriots receiver N'Keal Harry is demanding a trade had to bring some guffaws. What a joke. The only thing Harry is in position to demand is that the Patriots accept his gratitude ...

True legends

It’s a celebration of history. That’s what July 4 always is, and that’s also what the Nashua Lions Club Legends of Holman event is as well. It was something that began 12 years ago, as we’ve told you before, the remnants of the last professional baseball team to play at Holman ...

Time Travel for July 3-4

JULY 2, 1956 – ìGeorge Tebbetts tossed a four-hitter at the Red Sox to give the Atoms a 7-0 win in Saturdayís Nashua Little League game. During his performance Tebbetts didnít walk a single man and he fanned nine.î Forgive the following nugget of sarcasm: Tebbetts didnít walk a ...

Futures League should show no mercy in doubleheaders

Here are few Monday tids and bits as while trying to stay cool we get set to say good-bye to June all too soon and hello to July, which will no doubt speed on by: First, what do you think of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League having a mercy rule? Evidently it's basically a 10-run rule ...

There’s still plenty of sports in the summer

It’s summertime, and the living is easy. Maybe. The question always is asked, what local sports scribes do in the summer, expecting the vacation answer, etc. Fact is, there always seems to be plenty of things going on, locally and in the New England region. Here’s a few highlights for ...

Time Travel for June 26-July 2

JUNE 26, 1961: “Kenny Kane, Nashua High three-sport star, has signed with the St. Louis Cardinals and will leave tomorrow to join Tulsa (Okla.) of the Texas League. It has a AA classification. “Don Cobleigh, the Cards’ scout in the Nashua area along with George Kissell of Watertown, ...