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Boys varsity football team ends Thanksgiving day game loss on high note

December 5, 2013
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Senior Ben Knopf, a co-captain and quarterback of the team, hurls a pass. Photo by Caroline Fishkin.

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The boys varsity football team fell to Newton North High School by a score of 49-8 on the annual Thanksgiving day game. The Warriors managed a late touchdown and two point conversion to leave their mark on the scoreboard.

Photos by Caroline Fishkin. Caroline Fishkin can be contacted at [email protected].

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Boys varsity football team ends Thanksgiving day game loss on high note