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	Boston, Massachusetts
		Boston, the largest city in New England and the capital of Massachusetts, is the center of business for the entire area.
		Boston was one of the pioneers in algae research for food.
		The Boston Beacons dominate the area autoduelling scene - there are other duelling clubs, but none with even a fraction of the membership or prestige of the Beacons.
	www.sjgames.com /carwars/adq/2/3/boston.html (1424 words)

	University of Massachusetts - Boston: Athletics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		BOSTON, MA Junior forward Laura Bullis (Canfield, OH) netted a hat trick of goals to lead the University of Massachusetts Boston women’s soccer team over Mitchell College, 6-0, this afternoon at the Clark Athletic Center on the campus of UMass Boston.
		The Beacons win their first match of the season to improve to 1-1-2, while the Pequots fall to 0-5-0...full story.
		Freshman goalkeeper Paul Maniscalco (Boston, MA) turned away all seven shots he faced and junior defender Mike Reda (Medford, MA) scored on a direct kick to lead the University of Massachusetts Boston men’s soccer team over Suffolk University, 1-0, this afternoon at the Clark Athletic Center on the campus of UMass Boston.
	www.athletics.umb.edu (349 words)

	Boston Light History
		Because Boston Light was destroyed in the Revolution and rebuilt in 1783, the tower itself is the nation's second oldest.
		Boston was the maritime center of America in colonial days, and there were other lighted beacons in the area before the first Boston Light.
		In 1859 Boston Light was raised to its present height of 89 feet and a new lantern room was added along with a 12-sided second order Fresnel lens.
	www.lighthouse.cc /boston/history.html (1156 words)

	The Patriot Ledger at SouthofBoston.com
		BOSTON - UMass-Boston hockey coach Michael Bertoni hopes the benefits of playing in the 40th edition of the Codfish Bowl are twofold.
		The Beacons (1-6) and Falcons (6-3) square off in the opening round of the prestigious tourney at 7 p.m., following a first-round matchup of Babson (4-3-1) and St. Michael's (5-3) at 4.
		The Beacons' lone victory this year was a 5-1 decision over Framingham State on Nov. 30.
	ledger.southofboston.com /articles/2004/12/28/sports/sports02.txt (465 words)

	Old Maps and Sea Charts of Massachusetts by Grace Galleries
		Boston Harbor and shoreline topography with all harbors from Cape Ann to Scituate.
		Buoys, beacons and lights are indicated all around the harbor and the current through Woods Hole Passage is noted as having a velocity of 5 knots.
		Attractive map published in Boston at the end of the 18th century shows Boston and all harbors along the coast from Newbury Harbor and Thatchers Island off Cape Ann down to Cape Cod called Barnstable, Buzzard's Bay and the Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket to Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island.
	www.gracegalleries.com /Mass_Listings.htm (5858 words)

	ECSU sports roundup - thechronicle.com
		BOSTON — Junior guard Lindsey Karsmarski sparked a high-powered attack with a career-high 20 points as the Eastern Connecticut State University women’s basketball team routed the University of Massachusetts-Boston, 90-60, on Saturday afternoon in a Little East Conference game.
		The win was the 23rd straight for Eastern over the Beacons, who turned the ball over 21 times in falling to 1-4 in their last five games.
		BOSTON — Senior guard Antwoine Key finished with a career high in points for the second straight game and senior forward Jeroy Smith forcd overtime with two late game-tying baskets that helped lift the ECSU men’s basketball team to an 80-77 Little East Conference victory over UMass-Boston on Saturday afternoon.
	www.thechronicle.com /site/node/991 (1271 words)

	Suffolk University Athletics Department: Go Suffolk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		BOSTON, MA – Six players registered double-digits in scoring for the Suffolk University men’s basketball team as they defeated host University of Massachusetts Boston in overtime, 77-76, tonight at the Clark Athletic Center on the UMass Boston campus.
		The Beacons gained possession with seven seconds left in the game and took a timeout, but were unable to score as Schoonmaker stole the ball to seal UMass Boston’s fate.
		The Beacons owned a 54-43 lead with 13:47 left to play in the second half, before the Rams reeled off 11 straight points, capped by a three-point play, including a free throw, from Peter Thompson, who scored seven points during the run to pull Suffolk even at 54-54 with 9:15 remaining in the contest.
	www.suffolk.edu /athletics/mbb/gamestories/umbotwin.html (406 words)

	Untitled Document
		BOSTON, MA — Kyle Teixeira provided all the scoring with a hat trick to lead the Rhode Island College men’s soccer team over University of Massachusetts Boston this afternoon, 3-0, in a Little East Conference match at the Clark Athletic Center on the campus of UMass Boston.
		The Beacons fall to 4-2-1 overall and 1-0-1 in the LEC, while the Anchormen improve to 5-4-2 and 2-0-1.
		UMass Boston will be in action again when it travels to Keene, NH on Monday, October 4 to take on Little East Conference foe Keene State College at 6:30 p.m.
	www.ric.edu /athletics/releases/Releases0405/Fall0405/fallrel-050.html (259 words)

	Sports_Highlights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The UMass Boston men's lacrosse team responded to a season-opener loss by reeling off 11 consecutive victories to close the regular season.
		Disappointingly, the Beacons were left out of post-season competition‹this despite the fact that they had the second best won-lost record in New England and a better record than 90 of the 95 teams in NCAA Division III; and were third in the nation in defense.
		The highlights of the season and the accomplishments of all UMass Boston athletes were celebrated at the Department of Athletics annual awards banquet on May 15 at the Clark Athletic Center.
	www.umb.edu /alumni/magazine/1996/summer1996/Sports_Highlights.html (382 words)

	L. Scott Doane, 79; guided ships into Boston Harbor - The Boston Globe - Boston.com - Obituaries - News
		Captain Doane was one of a handful of skilled skippers known as harbor pilots in Boston.
		With their unparalleled knowledge of the underwater topography of Boston Harbor and with the experience to navigate the most demanding of ships, these pilots assume command when large or foreign vessels approach the mouth of the harbor.
		Picturesque Boston Harbor is something very different on a nautical map: It's a maze of navigation obstacles, made more perilous by an 11-foot tidal range and the occasional northeaster.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/obituaries/articles/2005/07/09/l_scott_doane_79_guided_ships_into_boston_harbor (639 words)

	UMass Boston Athletics: Women's Basketball (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		One of UMass Boston's original varsity teams, the women's basketball program competes at the highest level of Division III roundball.
		In 1995, the Beacons not only qualified for that tournament once again, but captured the state championship.
		Among the more prominent names to play for the Beacons are Eileen Fenton, who is the only UMB player to have been named Little East Player of the Year, and Linda Caruso, who holds the university's career scoring record.
	www.athletics.umb.edu /womens/wbasket (136 words)

	Amherst College Athletics: Women's Hockey: Jeffs Down UMass Boston
		BOSTON, MA - Senior co-captain forward Danielle Williams (Needham, MA) tallied four goals and six points on Wednesday night to lead the Amherst College women's ice hockey team to an 8-6 exhibition win at UMass Boston.
		The lead was short-lived, however, as sophomore Sarah Mason (Minneapolis, MN) and junior Ali White (Brookline, MA) retaliated with a pair of second period goals for a 5-4 Amherst advantage.
		The Beacons then pulled their goalie with three minutes remaining and found the back of the net twice with goals by freshmen Kelly Maloney and Kelly Rowe, cutting the deficit to 7-6 with 2:07 left in regulation.
	www.amherst.edu /~sports/2002_2003/w-hockey/0115_massboston.html (300 words)

	February 6, 1998 - Men's Ice Hockey - Saint Anselm College
		BOSTON, MA (Feb. 6) -- Trailing 1-0 after one period of play, the Saint Anselm ice hockey team erupted for five second period goals, its biggest outburst of the season on the way to a 6-2 victory over the University of Massachusetts Boston in ECAC East action tonight.
		The Beacons jumped ahead 1-0 in the first on a AJ Carthas tally 1:20 into the contest and the Hawks looked listless, managing just 6 shots in the period.
		Frank scored what looked to be a stake in the heart of the Beacons, stealing a pass while the Hawks were shorthanded and scored on a clean breakaway at the 15:36 mark.
	www.anselm.edu /athletics/hockey/news/1998/ihfeb0698.html (572 words)

	After Close Call, Football Falls to UMass Beacons
		On a very soggy and muddy field, the MIT Beavers lost their only non-conference game to the UMass Boston Beacons 1814 Saturday afternoon, after a controversial call in the last 15 seconds gave the Beacons the ball at the Beavers' two.
		The Beacons got on the board first as the result of a strong first-quarter drive that ended with a three-yard touchdown run four minutes into the second quarter.
		The Beacons were able to get an apparent fourth time-out: officials stopped the clock when the Beacons called for one more than they had.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V115/N53/umas.53s.html (529 words)

	Kenrick A. Claflin & Son Nautical Lighthouse Books & Antiques
		In addition, other beacons were constructed on the Jetties Beach and in the harbor as additional aids to vessels approaching the harbor.
		Retired Boston Fire Commissioner and noted author Leo Stapleton notes that this is "…a book that anyone with a love of the fire service should cherish." (M).
		Boston Light, a story that begins in 1701 with the suggestion that a lighthouse would be "of great benefit to Mariners coming to these Coasts." Castle island, visited by over 70,000 people in spite of its curse on all who dare.
	www.lighthouseantiques.net (8054 words)

	USM Men's Basketball - Latest News
		The Beacons would outscore the Huskies 20-10 over the final 6:31 to take a 42-31 lead to the locker room.
		Barros' three with 8:33 to go in the half gave the Beacons their biggest lead of the night, 25-17.
		The Beacons shot just 39.1 percent for the game (25 for 64), including an ice cold 30.8 percent (8 for 26) in the second half.
	www.usm.maine.edu /athl/Men's_Basketball/mbbnews.html (10674 words)

	Connecticut College - Men's Ice Hockey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		BOSTON, Mass.-- The UMass Boston Beacons (3-15-1) edged the Connecticut College Camels (5-14-1) 5-4 in hockey action Saturday afternoon.
		The Beacons finally got on the board with 2:26 left and then made it a 3-2 game on a goal from Hunter Dowd with four seconds left.
		UMass Boston scored the only goal of the middle period and took their first lead on a goal from Steve Kelleher with 12:07 to play.
	www.conncoll.edu /athletics/mhk/GameSummaries/mhkg20.html (239 words)

	BigSoccer Boards - Lost Boston Beacons Memories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		I grew-up in downtown Boston and in the summer of 1968 had unlimited (free) tickets to see Boston Beacons matches at Fenway Park.
		Average attendance for the Beacons was only 4,004.
		When I as in highschool I was a cheerleader for the Boston Beacons.
	www.bigsoccer.com /forum/showthread.php?t=125906 (1511 words)

	Books
		Though several area schools trump NU in age, the university is tightly woven into the fabric of the city's history.
		Northeastern's campus was once home to no fewer than three of Boston's major playing fields: the South End Grounds (aforementioned cradle, in 1871, of Beantown's pro sports), the Huntington Avenue Grounds, and the Boston Arena (better known to current Huskies as Matthews Arena).
		The author skillfully discusses the Red Sox' 1912 migration from the Huntington Avenue Grounds as well as memorable moments from recent history, such as the 1986 World Series loss and the heart-wrenching 1999 Ted Williams tribute (Bosox faithful may be disappointed to learn the book went to press before the gloom-erasing 2004 World Series win).
	www.numag.neu.edu /0505/books.shtml (1184 words)

	November 2003 University Reporter, UMass Boston
		After championship victories slip into memory, the crowning achievement for any athlete is the day he or she is awarded one of the few spots in the Hall of Fame.
		Genesia Eddins, UMass Boston Women' Indoor/Outdoor Track, 1985-1988, was the most impressive track and field athlete during the mid to late 1980s, when the Beacons dominated the sport.
		John "Boo" Rice, Boston State College/UMass Boston Men' Basketball, 1979-1982, played the first three years of his career with Boston State (1979-82) and in his senior year (1982-83) led the UMass Boston Beacons to their first NCAA basketball tournament appearance.
	www.umb.edu /news/2003news/reporter/november/hall.html (527 words)

	Amherst College Athletics: Men's Hockey: Jeffs Open Season With 6-3 Win at UMass Boston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		BOSTON, MA - The Amherst College men’s hockey team opened its season with a 6-3 win at ECAC East foe UMass Boston on Friday night.
		Senior co-captain Beau Kretzman (Edina, MN) was the first to light the lamp for Amherst, netting a power-play goal off assists from Hill and Calamel at the 5:01-mark of the opening frame.
		UMass Boston tried to mount a comeback in the final frame as first-year Ben Leazott (Franklin, MA) scored a power-play goal and fellow rookie Rick Tennyson slipped in a short-handed score, but Amherst senior Roy Mabrey (Needham, MA) squashed the Beacons’ comeback hopes with the final Jeff score in the closing minutes.
	www.amherst.edu /~sports/current/m-hockey/1119_umassboston.html (327 words)

	SoccerClub - News Articles
		The Beacons finished last in the Atlantic Division of the NASL's inaugural season and folded at the end of 1968.
		It was to be six years before the NASL came back to Boston,' by which time the league had finally gained some credibility among fans and media.
		By 1976 the Boston Minutemen had moved from Nickerson Field in Boston to Foxboro Stadium, but had fallen apart on the field.
	www.soccerclub.com /news/page.asp?ArtID=36 (806 words)

	Boston.com / Sports / College / Men's hockey / UMass-Boston makes its move
		UMass-Boston hasn't had a great start to the hockey season, but a retooled Beacons team beat Fitchburg State, 6-2, last night in the first round of the Codfish Bowl at UMass-Boston's Clark Athletic Center to earn a spot in tonight's championship game.
		The Beacons piled on three goals in the third and survived a late surge by Fitchburg State (6-4).
		Fitchburg State got a pair of goals near the end from Jason Ledo and Rob Concannon, but the Beacons finished the scoring with a goal from Julian Giantonio.
	www.boston.com /sports/colleges/mens_hockey/articles/2004/12/29/umass_boston_makes_its_move?mode=PF (577 words)

	Football Defeats Beacons 48-32 with Twice the Passing Yardage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The football team defeated the University of Massachusetts at Boston Beacons by a score of 48-32 Saturday at Steinbrenner Stadium, despite a 237-yards rushing, four-touchdown performance by UMass player Rich Mroz that included the two longest plays from scrimmage in their school history.
		After a Beaver drive failed on downs at the Beacon 14-yard line and a small 2-yard run, Mroz scored the first of his three touchdowns on a sweep to the left for an 84-yard run with 2:44 left in the quarter.
		The resulting drive for the Beacons stalled, so they punted with the Beavers starting at their own 5.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V114/N53/football.53s.html (1228 words)

	Dorchester Reporter, Dorchester MA USA
		Their four winter sports teams are struggling, but the UMass-Boston Beacons are staying optimistic.
		A report to the Boston Landmark Commission recommended that an Uphams Corner property be granted a layer of protection based on its historical value.
		A man was found dead outside the 9 o'clock Mass on Sunday, presumably a victim of the frigid weather.
	www.dotnews.com /archives_1.20.05.html (194 words)

	D3hoops.com: Tufts 116, Mass-Boston 97
		UMass Boston senior James Hall (Jacksonville, FL) was the game-high scorer with 23 points and junior tri-captain Eric Bateman (Glassboro, NJ) finished with 19, hitting 8 of 12 shots.
		The Beacons recovered from their slow start and cut the margin down to eight points, 29-21, on a lay-up by freshman Amigo Paniagua (Lawrence, MA) at 11:56.
		UMass Boston again was able to stay in the game with a surge early in the second half.
	www.d3hoops.com /releases.php?release=39670 (813 words)

	About Umb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		UMass Boston also plays hosts to the premier Division III hockey tournament in the nation in the Codfish Bowl.
		A tournament rich in tradition and popular among college hockey fans, the Codfish Bowl is the second-oldest tournament of its kind in the nation.
		The Beacon hockey program has produced a number of outstanding players, including All-America defenseman Bill Innocent, and in recent years has seen forward Jeff Mead and goaltender Gene Bono move on to the professional ranks.
	site.www.umb.edu /forum/1/UMB_Athletics/res/web_site/teams/hockey (125 words)

	Bates College \| Men's Basketball Press Release
		The Beacons took a quick 6-2 lead on a pair of 3-pointers by Eric Bateman, but the Bobcats responded with a 13-0 run over the next three minutes to take a 15-6 lead.
		Stockwell '07 (Temple, N.H.) was 10-for-15 from the floor with seven rebounds and five assists for the Bobcats.
		Bates shot a blistering 59.7 percent from the floor, shooting at a 54.5 percent clip from behind the arc.
	www.bates.edu /x61693.xml (387 words)

	Reports 0405
		* Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2005 Subject: UMass Boston Women 2 - RIT 4 Back at Clark, on a luminous Saturday afternoon, the University of Massachusetts Boston Beacons** were out skated by the Tigers of the Rochester Institute of Technology 2-4.
		Friday, with Boston coated in a thick blanket of snow, the transportation systems were sluggish, which is why coming in on the all-out blitz was so delicious.
		Boston College could have put the game away, but wasted their chances.
	www.people.fas.harvard.edu /~cwinters/oth05.html (4427 words)

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