Lightning struck twice for the Tide’s softball team on Saturday – the first literal bolt struck in the fifth inning that suspended the quarterfinals game against Goffstown.After an hour delay, Goffstown scored two runs in the top of the sixth to take.
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Marti Pellow from Wet Wet Wet in full swing at The Big Day. Pic: Herald and Times IT WAS the biggest free rock concert ever staged in Scotland – 40 gigs in the space of 12 hours - and it put Glasgow on the music festival map. The Big Day, which took place 31 years ago this weekend, featured a truly diverse collection of acts, from Wet Wet Wet to Sheena Easton, and turned Glasgow into Party City. More than 300,000 music fans flocked to the city for the event, which was shown live by Channel 4. “Sparkle-eyed” Easton, sporting a new hairstyle and fresh from cancelling a recording session in the US to perform in Glasgow, was looking forward to being back on home turf.
The Hopkinton boys’ lacrosse players did a great job of sharing during Thursday’s Division III playoff game, at least among themselves. When it came to visiting Bishop Brady, the Hawks proved stingy.All of Hopkinton’s goals were assisted, goalie Danny.
Sunderland City Runs make June comeback and there s still time to enter
The Northern Spire 5k, a 10k and half-marathon will be taking place from June 21-22
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The countdown is on to a popular weekend of sport which will see hundreds of people take to the streets around Sunderland in June.