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Football Game Time Changed To Beat The Rain — Again

By Andy Hutchison

Published: Nov 08, 2018 10:04 PM

For the second week in a row, area high school football games are being pushed up in an effort to beat the rain.

Newtown High School’s gridders will visit New Milford, in the annual Boot Game, on Friday, November 9. Kickoff is set for 5 pm.

Originally scheduled to begin at 7 o’clock, an announcement was made on the morning of November 8 for a 6 pm opening kick. The game time has since been pushed to the same start time as last week when the Nighthawks and Brookfield Bobcats beat the rain, by minutes, in a 5 pm contest.

Newtown, coming off a 21-0 blanking of the Bobcats, is unbeaten at 8-0, and New Milford is 0-8.

Dan Mason rushes with the ball as Joseph Pagett (No. 2) blocks during Newtown's 21-0 win over Brookfield, on November 2. Newtown will visit New Milford on Friday, November 9, beginning at 5 pm. —Bee Photo, Hutchison

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