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804:"St. Nazaire Wins Gridiron Battle: Downs 36th Division Team in Exciting Game at Colombes; Eddie Mahan the Star; Former Harvard Football Captain Runs Sixty-five Yards for First Touchdown". The Stars and Stripes. January 24, 1919.
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