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Polytechnic vs. Forest Park High Football Game

Dec 30, 2013
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    Here’s an old picture of a football game between Baltimore Polytechnic Institute and Forest Park High School at Memorial Stadium.

    1955 football
    1955 football

    Source: Kilduffs

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