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Skurka, Henderson talk about Thanksgiving Day rivalry as players, coaches

November 26, 2011

By
STEVE MAZZONE
smazzone@woonsocketcall.com

With its dominating 35-6 victory on Thursday, Cumberland High put a halt to a four-game winning streak by Woonsocket in the annual Thanksgiving Day contest. The Clippers continued their hot streak and momentum for their upcoming Division II semifinal tilt at Chariho Regional this Tuesday night with their seventh straight victory.

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