operates the Holy Name Parish School as well as the St. Theresa of Avila School in West Roxbury. Catholic Memorial School, which is an all boys middle and high school, is located on Baker Street. Public libraries Boston Public Library operates the West Roxbury Branch Library. In 1876 the city library took over the West Roxbury Free Library, establishing a delivery station in West Roxbury. The West Roxbury facility was upgraded to a library branch in 1896. In the years of 1921 and 1922 a library building was constructed on the West Roxbury Branch Library current site. In 1973, a fire destroyed the adjacent West Roxbury Congregational Church. The land formerly occupied by the church was donated to the trustees of the library system so an addition could be built. The addition opened to the public on 24 September 1989. Events The Corrib Classic 5K Road Race is held annually at Billings Field, LaGrange Street, the first Sunday in June. Since starting in 1994 with 250 runners the event has grown into the largest community event, attracting about 2000 runners, plus event volunteers, families and friends. Centre and Lagrange Streets are briefly closed during the race. It is a benefit event hosted by the Bligh family of the adjacent Corrib Pub and Restaurant that has raised over half a million dollars over the years for a variety of local causes. The Parkway Little League Parade, is a small event to start little league baseball and softball for the areas of West Roxbury and Roslindale. Young baseball and softball players dress up in their team uniforms and march from Fallon field in Roslindale to the Guy Cammarata Complex in West Roxbury. The Shamrock Shootout is an annual street hockey tournament that takes place in West Roxbury. The event was started in 2008 for neighborhood kids who had school off for Evacuation Day. The tournament is free with registration. Notable natives Edward Downes, musicologist and radio quizmaster Anthony Michael Hall Patrick DeCoste Robert Gould Shaw Francis A. Sullivan Willis Lent Chris Nilan, former NHL player and coach. Jack Rathbone, NHL player for the Vancouver Canucks Richard Olney, former United States Attorney General and Secretary of State. Dan Kiley, modernist landscape architect Ellery Clark, U.S. Olympic champion, Athens 1896. Taylor Schilling, actress Thomas G. Kelley, Medal of Honor recipient (Vietnam War) William Martin, novelist Rich Cronin, singer, songwriter, lead singer for LFO Sears