EWP IMAG0442
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Title
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EWP IMAG0442
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Place
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Virginia
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Identifier
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1042915
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Is Version Of
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1042915_EWP_IMAG0442.JPG
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Is Part Of
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Uncategorized
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Date Created
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2024-01-07
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Format
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Jpeg Image
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Number
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eb27dd89382864b82b50d4604226237152cf6c804ca327de19a59cf8e42b07f5
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Source
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/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/Access Files/Upload temp/1042915_EWP_IMAG0442.JPG
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Publisher
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Digitized by Edwin Washingon Project
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Rights
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Loudoun County Public Schools
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Language
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English
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Replaces
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/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/source/Ingest Two/To be Cataloged/ScanApril11/IMAG0442.JPG
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extracted text
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UNCHING THROUGH A HOLE in the line opened
- his teammates, Quarterback Joseph Baltimore
6), right, goes fo;' a gain against Parker-Gray
N
1ltimore Stars in 12-7 Win
—Times-Mirror Photo by Al Carnes
and Douglass’ first gridiron win in history over the
Alexandrians. Right guard William Lucas (93), left,
turns to watch Baltimore plunge away.
Jouglass Downs Parker-Gray First Time in History
By WALTER BRYANT lass’ football history that they
Juarterback Joseph Baltimore‘beat Parker-Gray.
| the Douglass Rams to a 12-7; Baltimore unleashed an' elec-
mecoming victory over Park-\trifying 65-yard pass to Richard
Gray of Alexandria Friday atiBerry for the first score, and in
eshurg. the third quarter ran eight yards
[t was the first time in Doug-|for another tally,
With Douglass ahead 12-0, on
the very next play Howard
Turner ran back the return kick-
off 80 yards for a touchdown
and then converted for an extra
point for the Alexandrians.
The Rams put on an exceilent
lgplay of skillful competition.,
arles Lansdown, particularly,
ard, ran hard, played hard.
» halftime a Douglass sen—\
owned “Miss Home-|
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UNCHING THROUGH A HOLE in the line opened
- his teammates, Quarterback Joseph Baltimore
6), right, goes fo;' a gain against Parker-Gray
N
1ltimore Stars in 12-7 Win
—Times-Mirror Photo by Al Carnes
and Douglass’ first gridiron win in history over the
Alexandrians. Right guard William Lucas (93), left,
turns to watch Baltimore plunge away.
Jouglass Downs Parker-Gray First Time in History
By WALTER BRYANT lass’ football history that they
Juarterback Joseph Baltimore‘beat Parker-Gray.
| the Douglass Rams to a 12-7; Baltimore unleashed an' elec-
mecoming victory over Park-\trifying 65-yard pass to Richard
Gray of Alexandria Friday atiBerry for the first score, and in
eshurg. the third quarter ran eight yards
[t was the first time in Doug-|for another tally,
With Douglass ahead 12-0, on
the very next play Howard
Turner ran back the return kick-
off 80 yards for a touchdown
and then converted for an extra
point for the Alexandrians.
The Rams put on an exceilent
lgplay of skillful competition.,
arles Lansdown, particularly,
ard, ran hard, played hard.
» halftime a Douglass sen—\
owned “Miss Home-|
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1042915_EWP_IMAG0442.JPG