James M. Linnehan autobiography, [194-].

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James M. Linnehan autobiography, [194-].

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The autobiography covers Linnehan's life from his early childhood through his student days at Boston College. Much of the work discusses his participation in sports at both Boston College High School and Boston College.

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Boston College. John J. Burns Library

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Linnehan, James M. (James Matthew), 1892-1945.

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Student athlete and race track official. James Linnehan was born in Newton Centre, Massachusetts in 1892. He attended both Boston College High School and Boston College. In college, Linnehan played both baseball and football and captained both sports during his senior year. He graduated in 1915 and later served as an official at the Suffolk Downs and Narragansett race tracks. Linnehan died in 1945. From the description of James M. Linnehan autobiography, [194...

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