Turkey Bowl
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Turkey Bowl is a term used to refer to a number of non-professional American football games that take place on or around Thanksgiving Day. While the games themselves are not generally nationally known, Turkey Bowls hold importance for those who participate and it is not uncommon for rivalries to last for decades. [1]
[edit] Long-running Turkey Bowls
[edit] Calvert Hall College vs. Loyola Blakefield
Calvert Hall College and Loyola Blakefield, two private high schools in Towson, Maryland have an annual football game played on Thanksgiving Day. The 87-year-old tradition is the oldest continuous Catholic prep-school football rivalry in the United States. The Turkey Bowl has in recent years been held in M&T Bank Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens.
