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New Bedford cast in title role again
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Well, another New Bedford Invitational is in the books.
It was nice of Peabody to mosey on down to Boston University and
provide some opposition, and it was even nicer of them to make New
Bedford squirm a teeny bit. But this Division 1A Super Bowl game
ended the way it was scripted. I mean, isn't it pretty much agreed
that if there's a scholastic athletic championship at stake that
doesn't involve skates, then New Bedford will win it?
"It was ugly," declared New Bedford coach Wa...
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New Bedford repeat caps memorable '94
The Boston Globe
; The football season began in late August with 183 Eastern Massachusetts teams hoping to be crowned champions. It ended Saturday as 12 Super Bowl winners wrote the final chapter. Along the way, it became a season to remember. From teachers' strikes to fights, from 406-yard, four-touchdown
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A better deal for New Bedford
The Boston Globe
; "Most young candidates for the pains and penalties of whaling stop at this same New Bedford, thence to embark on their voyage." Herman Melville "Moby Dick" In the time of the whale, 150 years ago, New Bedford was among the richest cities in America. When whale oil no longer lit the nation's lamps
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Here's a super matchup: New Bedford vs. Brockton
The Boston Globe
; The swagger is back in Brockton's step and the confidence is back in coach Armond Colombo's voice. In past years, this would mean that a Big Three league title and a Division 1 Super Bowl berth were givens. However, those days are over. Defending Division 1A Super Bowl champion New Bedford (8-0) is
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BOWL GAINS THE MIAA UNVEILED ITS NEW POSTSEASON FORMAT LAST NIGHT, AND 12 SCHOOLS TOOK THE NEXT STEP AND ADVANCED TO THIS WEEKEND'S CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES SPOTLIGHT'S ON NEW BEDFORD
The Boston Globe
; ... University with a 35-13 victory over the Whalers (7-5) before approximately 2,000 fans at New Bedford. In the wake of the shocking news, losing a football game didn't seem like such a big deal. Had there ever been a local high school football game played under ...
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Goodine good enough for New Bedford
The Boston Globe
; It certainly wasn't classic New Bedford football. Its explosive offense was struggling and its secondary was getting torched by Peabody's brilliant passing attack. But, fortunately for top-ranked New Bedford, it also was classic Jo Jo Goodine, and more often than not, that guarantees victory for
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