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New Haven NewsWednesday 19th November 2008Your worldwide local newspaper |
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Girls football isn #8217;t just for homecoming powder-puff games anymore. He’s too big for football (Ravalli Republic)
STEVENSVILLE - Jesse Sims is six-foot-one, 155 pounds and still has some baby teeth. The sixth-grader is a football coach’s dream, if they’d let him play. Youth Football: Cowboys lose in regionals (Westerly Sun)
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Chariho’s Junior Midgets reached the end of the line Sunday in the quarterfinals of the Pop Warner New England Regional. The New Haven Steelers scored on a pair of long runs, a long pass and a long drive and shut out the Cowboys 25-0. Seven join Rockets' hall of fame (Voice News)
It was a night of stories and memories at the Goldenhawk Golf Course Friday night for the seven new inductees into the New Haven Sports Hall of Fame. Three volunteers who have given their time to the district and four record setting athletes were added to the 56 members currently in the hall. 2008 version of Apple Cup full of worms (Seattle Times)
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