Connecticut Mohegans hold a belated tribute
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LONDON -- Queen Elizabeth II joined a group of Connecticut Indians yesterday to pay tribute to a Mohegan chief who traveled to England more than two centuries ago to complain directly to the king about British settlers encroaching on tribal lands.
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Owners of The Carpenters' former home aren't feeling on top of the world about the legions of fans who keep stopping by to pay tribute.
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The result of Saturdayâs game against Rutgers offered some respite for a troubled Connecticut team that is accustomed to being not only a Big East power, but also a national contender.
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Hundreds drew close to the sites of the worst terrorist attack in United States history to remember and mourn those lost three years ago yesterday, on Sept. 11, 2001.
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Pitcher Keith Foulke underhanded a throw to first-baseman Doug Mientkiewicz for the last out, and New England rejoiced.. Decades of baseball agony ended for Boston Red Sox fans Wednesday night.
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It had been 20 days since the University of Connecticut womenâs basketball team last played in Connecticut. So when the No. 11 Huskies faced George
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Howard Porter was remembered Saturday as a leader on the basketball court and in the community as more than 500 friends, relatives and former teammates gathered Saturday to memorialize the former Villanova basketball star who was beaten to death.
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Maybe it's the stylized lighthouse and the bridge where fans gather and gossip before kickoff. Maybe it's the Minutemen standing behind the end zone, muskets in hand. Maybe it's the knowledge that 68,756 fans will still be in their seats after 11 p.m.
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Aaron Harang said a final goodbye to his grandfather, rejoined his teammates and took the mound for a fitting tribute.
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Dan Orlovsky wanted to linger as long as possible and savor the latest milestone for Connecticut football. By the time he trotted to the sidelines in the closing minutes to a standing ovation, he had thrown
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Bostonâs victory in Game 2 of the World Series turned, in part, because of one of those understated, blink-and-itâs-gone moments.
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LONGMEADOW -- Medfield senior goaltender Jake McCampbell trotted off the field to a standing ovation with 39 seconds remaining after being penalized for slashing in yesterday's MIAA Division 2 boys' lacrosse state championship game. It was a rare sight, a star player embraced and cheered after committing a penalty.
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The few who came to watch embraced the significance of the evening, so even as Alonzo Mourning sat down for the final time with 7:50 left in the fourth quarter, they showed their gratitude
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Orlando Hernandez was one of the few people in New York unaware of the final score of the historic rout the Cleveland Indians handed the Yankees.
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Frederick Mosteller is a lifelong Red Sox fan. This is impressive on its face, particularly considering that his life began in 1916 and that he has survived almost nine decades with no memory of his team&#39;s last World Series victory.
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When Richard Johnson got his hands on the Boston Braves' home plate, dug up from Braves Field by neighborhood scamps on the eve of the team's 1953 flight to Milwaukee, the Sports Museum curator reacted just as any New England sports fan would, with wonder and respect. The Worcester native was immediately bombarded with memories of the history that had ...
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On the third anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the victims were remembered and honored in sporting events around the country and the world.