the ’50s, a different world.

His father, also Art, started Marlborough Little League. "My grandfather played for a professional team in Worcester. (Philadelphia Athletics owner/manager and Hall of Famer) Connie Mack offered him a contract. My grandmother said "No."

Bennett played baseball in high school, then went into the Navy for four years. When he got out he coached Little League and worked for ConGas.

Reflecting on the Legion years Bennett says, "I always enjoyed the kids more than anything."

Bennett is Marlborough High’s pitching coach - Duplessis is the head coach - and that will help the time pass. Well, until Legion season starts.

"I just grew up loving baseball," Bennett says.

Losing 24 of 25 last summer was the death knell for Post 132. "That’s when we decided it was time," saysWeb Shows

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Islamofascism Lecture Sparks Heated Response At Brown U.

This story was written by Melissa Shube, Brown Daily HeraldAs part of conservative activist David Horowitz's "Islamofascism Awareness Week," author Robert Spencer spoke at Brown University Thursday night to a crowd that was heated even before he took the stage.

Spencer is the director of Jihad Watch, and the author of New York Times bestsellers "The Truth About Muhammad" and "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam." Before Spencer's talk began, pamphlets including "The Violent Oppression of Women in Islam" and "The Islamic Mein Kampf," linking jihad to Nazism, were available outside the auditorium.

As soon as he took the stage, Spencer declared that the Islamofascism week was "an attempt to call attention to the reality and the magnitude of the oppressive character