MAY 20, 1952 – From the desk of then-Telegraph sports editor Frank Stawasz: “Buzz Harvey’s baseball kiddies passed the halfway mark in their 1952 campaign over the weekend, dropping their second game in nine starts. This second defeat, by a respectable 2-0 margin, was chalked up by ...
The autopsies on the Boston Bruins are being performed all over, from fans and media memers alike. The only one that counts, however, is really the one the Bruins perform on themselves. It's another year in which Boston goes without a Stanley Cup, and every year since their last one in 2011 ...
He was brought in as a mid-season solution to a problem back in 2016, as third base was a real issue for the Nashua Silver Knights then. Who knew when the team signed Cam Cook, a Nichols College infielder, that it was naming the guy who years later would steer the franchise during one of the ...
MAY 13, 1952 – “The Nashua High golf team won its second match of the season yesterday when it outclassed a Fitchburg High aggregation by a score of 9-0 at the Oak Hill Country Club. “William Lockhead took medalist honors, shooting an 89. Other Nashua winners included William Dorson, ...
Here’s some tids and bits as we get deeper and deeper into the month of May, hoping that Mother Nature will finally get the hint that it’s spring: – Who says the spring season isn’t all that special? In the last two weeks, we’ve seen three of the more exciting games of the entire ...
MAY 6, 1952 – “The Milford Knights of Columbus bowling team topped more than 30 other teams at Manchester to win the first annual state K of C bowling tournament. “Roy Proctor rolled the three-string high with 342, and the average for the Milford bowlers was more than 96 pins per ...
