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Bulldogs hold off Gadsden for homecoming victory

<b>The seconds tick off the clock on homecoming night at the Bulldog Bowl on Sept. 20, 2024. </b> <b>Provided by Scott Kiemle</b> — **The seconds tick off the clock on homecoming night at the Bulldog Bowl on Sept. 20, 2024.** **Provided by Scott Kiemle**

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September 25, 2024

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By Mike Smith Artesia Daily Press The Artesia Bulldogs were not distracted by homecoming, a lengthy lightning delay or a second quarter deficit as they cruised to a 57-34 victory over Anthony Gadsden at Bulldog Bowl . The Sept. 20…

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