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BY DAVE D'ONOFRIO SPECIAL TO THE NEW HAMPSHIRE UNION LEADER
Now is a good time for the former Red Sox manager to return, on the field, with a new team.
BY ROGER BROWN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNION LEADER
HOW GOOD has the Londonderry High School pitching staff been this season? So good that junior Rob Del Signore, who is widely considered to be Londonderry’s No. 2 starter, hasn’t allowed a...
BY JOHN HABIB NEW HAMPSHIRE UNION LEADER
LOOKING AHEAD to Friday’s 4 p.m. Division I meet at Winnacunnet of Hampton, perhaps it’s a good idea to look back to Saturday’s Londonderry Invitational to find out who’s on...
VIN SYLVIA
There are three schools of thought regarding the meaning of the Bruins' 3-2, overtime victory over the Rangers in Thursday's Game 1.
DAVE D'ONOFRIO
As the Red Sox and Orioles essentially traded places in the American League East a season ago, the two clubs appeared to be inverses of each other. Look no farther than the fact Baltimore...
JOHN HABIB
Eighteen years ago, Trinity High baseball coach Eddie Poisson and one of his players — standout pitcher John Velosky, who would go on to start at Dartmouth College — came up with the idea...
ALLEN LESSELS
One of the toughest parts of what he's going through, struggling Sea Dog pitcher and one-time Red Sox standout Daniel Bard said, is that his side work between games is going pretty well. Game days?...
BY ALLEN LESSELS NEW HAMPSHIRE UNION LEADER
MICHAEL ALMANZAR has cooled off a bit. No shock there.
Former Patriots tight end Jermaine Wiggins raises a glass (of chocolate milk) to Milford High School for making healthy choices through the Fuel up to Play 60 program.

NFL-sponsored health program honors Milford High School staff

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High school students got a visit from former Patriots tight end Jermaine Wiggins on Thursday in honor of their efforts to eat healthy and increase their physical activity through the Fuel Up to Play...

New England Patriots wide receiver Danny Amendola (80) on the field after organized team activities at Gillette Stadium.

Amendola getting up to speed with Patriots

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Neither quarterback Tom Brady nor head coach Bill Belichick met with the media at the New England Patriots’ first open OTA workout of the offseason on Tuesday.

Vin Sylvia: UNH influence at Yukica dinner

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OF THE 31 impressive young men honored at the Joe Yukica-New Hampshire Chapter of the National Football Foundation's 26th annual Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner, only one, Jake Kennedy of Amherst's...

Hayden Knudson tackles Harold Spears during the annual spring UNH football game, on Saturday in Durham.

Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook: Thus far, A's for the Wildcats' football 'D'

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JULLIAN TURNER. Hayden Knudson. Casey DeAndrade. DeVaughn Chollette. Note the names. Chances are, followers of University of New Hampshire football will be hearing them quite often in the fall and...

UNH Head Coach Sean McDonnell, watches Sean Goldrich, as quarterback, during the annual spring UNH football blue and white game, on Saturday in Durham.

Defense rules in UNH Blue-White spring game

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University of New Hampshire defenders intercept three passes and recovered three fumbles in the annual Blue-White spring game, while Jimmy Vailas of Bedford was honored with the Todd Walker Teammate...

Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook: Central grad O'Neill among football captains

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Seamus O'Neill, the University of New Hampshire's all-Colonial Athletic Association starter at left tackle, has added another chore to his football duties and one-upped his father and uncle in the...

Senior captain running back Dontra Peters speaks to reporters during UNH Football Media Day Saturday afternoon at Cowell Stadium in Durham last season.

UNH's Peters headed to Philadelphia Eagles' training camp, too

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University of New Hampshire defensive back Dontra Peters wasn't drafted last weekend, but his goal of playing in the National Football League is still within reach.

The University of New Hampshire's Matt Evansholds the 2010 Bill Knight Trophy, awarded to the MVP of the annual UNH-UMass football game, after the Wildcats routed the Minutemen, 39-13, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.

UNH's Evans invited to Eagles camp

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Linebacker Matt Evans, the all-time leading tackler at the University of New Hampshire, will attend the Philadelphia Eagles' rookie camp in two weeks.

NFL-sponsored health program honors Milford High School staff

NFL-sponsored health program honors Milford High School staff

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High school students got a visit from former Patriots tight end Jermaine Wiggins on Thursday in honor of their efforts to eat healthy and increase their physical activity through the Fuel Up to Play 60 program.

Amendola getting up to speed with Patriots

Amendola getting up to speed with Patriots

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Neither quarterback Tom Brady nor head coach Bill Belichick met with the media at the New England Patriots’ first open OTA workout of the offseason on Tuesday.

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NH College Notebook: Honors keep coming for several Granite State athletes

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The honors keep coming for Gorham's Eric Jensen, shortstop for Wheaton College's nationally ranked baseball team. Jensen, who the previous week was named New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Player of the Year, last week was one of five Wheaton players named to the all-New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association team.

Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Koji Uehara (19) celebrates with catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia (39) after beating the Minnesota Twins at Target Field on Friday.

Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: These Red Sox don't quit

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As the Red Sox and Orioles essentially traded places in the American League East a season ago, the two clubs appeared to be inverses of each other. Look no farther than the fact Baltimore finished 93-69, while Boston finished 69-93.

Fisher Cats score in 9th to win

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Kevin Pillar pieced together a four-hit night and scored the game-winning run in the top of the ninth to help the Fisher Cats (20-22) beat the New Britain Rock Cats 4-3 on Friday night.

Former NASCAR driver Trickle dead in apparent suicide

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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., May 16 (Reuters) - Retired race car driver Richard "Dick" Trickle died on Thursday from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound at a North Carolina cemetery, sheriff's officials said.

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