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Duxbury-New Bedford and Brockton-Xaverian games moved to Saturday

Posted by Bob Holmes, Globe Staff  September 19, 2011 01:03 PM
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Duxbury's home football game against defending Big Three champion New Bedford has been moved to Saturday at 1 p.m. because of a EEE curfew. The game had been scheduled for Friday night at 7. Duxbury also moved its game against Whitman-Hanson the following week to saturday at 3:30. Duxbury is 2-0 this fall and has EMass longest win streak at 15 straight. New Bedford is 2-0.

And late Monday, Brockton said its new field won't be ready by Friday so the game against Xaverian has been moved to Saturday in Westwood.

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