APRIL 1, 1952 – “The athletic committee of the School Board last night stamped an ‘OK’ on a 16-game baseball schedule and a 10-game football scheduled submitted by athletic director Charles ‘Buzz’ Harvey for approval. “The baseball scheduled opens May 2 with the first of a pair ...
Here are a few tids and bits as we’re on the fast track toward April: To spend or not to spend? In professional sports, of course, that is always the great debate. Well, a week ago, we had a Boston radio station on in which the hosts, as has been the case these last couple weeks, were ...
MARCH 25, 1967 – “The appointment of Robert J. ‘Bob’ Jauron as offensive coach at Xavier University, Cincinnati, was announced today. “Jauron, who spoke with the Telegraph yesterday, is a graduate of Nashua High, class of 1938, where he was a three-sport star. After graduation from ...
Darn those Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs. They drove the New England Patriots to bring back Malcolm Butler. You've gotta love it. The topsy turvy world of the NFL just keeps getting more bizarre. We woke up Wednesday, and cornerback Malcolm Butler is a figure from the Patriots past ...
Here's a question for all of you New England Patriots fans who are understandably distressed with the team's perceived sluggish approach to NFL agency: Say quarterback Mac Jones didn't have as decent a 2021 season. How would you have reacted had the Patriots traded for Deshaun Watson? Safe to ...
Seventy years ago, Frank Stawasz, then sports editor of the Telegraph, broached a subject that remained on Nashua’s docket for years to come MARCH 18, 1952 – “Despite the determined prodding of Board member Charles H. Canfield, there’s little or no likelihood of approval for the ...
