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In Hammonton, Saturday afternoon - not Friday night - means high school football
Edward Lea
Hammonton Football Two Games
Ralph D'Amelio, 47 of Hammonton, NJ. talks to reporter about how the city of Hammonton comes to a halt when its high school football teams play (St. Joe and Hammonton) Saturday, Oct, 9, 2010.
Edward Lea
Hammonton Football Two Games
Rick Ruberton, 53 of Hammonton, left and Steve Rooney, 53 Hammonton,right talks to reporter about how the city of Hammonton comes to a halt when its high school football teams play (St. Joe and Hammonton) Saturday, Oct, 9, 2010.
Edward Lea
Hammonton Football Two Games
Linda Cashan of owner of Casciano Coffee Bar & Sweeteryt talks to reporter about how the city of Hammonton comes to a halt when its high school football teams play (St. Joe and Hammonton) Saturday, Oct, 9, 2010.
Edward Lea
Hammonton Football Two Games
Toni Cappaccio, 17 of Hammonton, NJ, left Joy Casey, 46 of Berlin, NJ, middle and Carol Zito, 43 of Waterfoed, NJ, right talks to reporter about how the city of Hammonton comes to a halt when its high school football teams play (St. Joe and Hammonton) Saturday, Oct, 9, 2010.
Edward Lea
Hammonton Football Two Games
Rey Triboletti, 43 of Hammonton, NJ, talks to reporter about how the city of Hammonton comes to a halt when its high school football teams play (St. Joe and Hammonton) Saturday, Oct, 9, 2010.
Edward Lea
Hammonton Football Two Games
St. Joe's fans take part in the Dunk Tank throw during the St. Joe's High School Home coming Saturday, Oct, 9, 2010. The reporter talk to fans about how the city of Hammonton comes to a halt when its high school football teams play (St. Joe and Hammonton)
Edward Lea
Hammonton Football Two Games
St. Joe's fans take part in Home coming Saturday, Oct, 9, 2010. The reporter talk to fans about how the city of Hammonton comes to a halt when its high school football teams play (St. Joe and Hammonton)
Edward Lea
Hammonton Football Two Games
St. Joe's fans take part in the Dunk Tank throw during the St. Joe's High School Home coming Saturday, Oct, 9, 2010. The reporter talk to fans about how the city of Hammonton comes to a halt when its high school football teams play (St. Joe and Hammonton)
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