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GLOUCESTER — This one was over by halftime.
Ahead 36-8 with 2:14 to play in the first half, Gloucester head football coach Paul Ingram inserted his second and third units into a game that got out of hand quickly. Fast forward to the end of the game and the Fishermen walked away with an easy 36-14 victory over Revere at Newell Stadium. Gloucester improved to 9-0 with the win and can clinch their third straight Northeastern Conference Large title and a playoff berth with a win against Lynn Classical next week.....more>>
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