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The Bangor Auditorium has been the site of an incredible amount of thrilling games and amazing moments.
However, in Part One of our series, "Bangor Auditorium Remembered," Tim Throckmorton takes us back to one of the most boring games in the history of the building.
It was 1994 and late in the regular season. John Bapst was playing Ellsworth and the final score of the game was 10-8.
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