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team’s spirits improve dramatically. The drive was evident
^ ____________I___I asCharlie Boynton, Rob Jerry and Tim Young sparked
astrong push to keep the ball on the opposing side. The strategy worked as the Brothers decisively downed Not-
ingharn, tied Whitesboro, and returned for a repeat match
against Whitesboro, this tinne emerging as victors
The Brothers pose an awe­ some offensive threat.
A. Curran, C. Bernales, C. Boynton, R. Jerry; Coach N. Zuern, T. McAuliff McAu- liffe, D. Disbro, G. Bell, T. Young; C. Mills, M. Pilson, B. Smyth, S. Ellis; M. Fitz­ patrick, M. Dickinson, J.
Falso, R. Johnson
Charlie Boyton takes a well deserved break.
With the presence of Middle School star Reggie John­
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son and midfielder Tom Coyne on the squad, it is evident u u- +■
that varsity play next season should be highly competi tive.
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