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Playing on the big stage

Boston College freshman defenseman Brian Dumoulin, seen Sunday, during the Golden Eagles’ 9-7 win over Yale, in the NCAA Northeast Region championship game at the DCU Center in Worcester, Mass. The former Biddeford High standout will head with his teammates to Detroit for the NCAA Frozen Four, to be played Apr. 8 and 10 at […]

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Playing on the big stage

WORCESTER, Mass. — From a sport that can bring you hat tricks of all descriptions ”“ “the Natural,” “the Gordie Howe,” “the Three-Way,” Brian Dumoulin and his Boston College teammates have registered a “hattie” of a different kind. One that defies description because in the long history of hockey,  this three spot has never been […]

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Letters to the editor: March 29, 2010

Plan for Maine train: Pain or plain? Much has been made of the $30 million coming to Maine to provide passenger rail service from Portland to Brunswick. Politicians and civic leaders are grabbing the microphone from each other to extol the benefits of slow rail, a third-world infrastructure. I could understand if the train were […]

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NCAA Women’s Basketball: UConn again makes it look easy

DAYTON, Ohio — Maya Moore made a 3-pointer from the top of the key for Connecticut’s first basket. Then she hit one from the left corner. Just like that, another Huskies rout was on. Moore scored 16 of her 25 points in the opening 9 minutes and UConn rolled over Iowa State 74-36 in the […]

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NCAA Hockey: Eagles outscore Bulldogs

WORCESTER, Mass. — One bounce, and Boston College was on its way to another Frozen Four. Cam Atkinson had three goals and Carl Sneep scored a 170-foot short-handed goal to help the Eagles beat Yale 9-7 on Sunday in the Northeast Regional final for their ninth trip to the national semifinals in 13 seasons. With […]