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The Baltimore City College Knights trounced the Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Engineers in a historic 20-0 win during their 137th rivalry game. Running back Brandon Rattet clinched the shutout with the final touchdown. Morgan State University student and Baltimore Beat photographer Christian Thomas was on the scene photographing the joy and excitement of the approximately 5,000 spectators in attendance. Baltimore City College Knights dance their way off the field after halftime during the 137th City College vs. Poly football game at Morgan State University. Credit: Christian Thomas With poster boards and cardboard cutouts, families and fans cheer for the Baltimore teams during the 137th City vs. Poly football game at Morgan State University. Credit: Christian Thomas Baltimore City College Knights face off against Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Engineers during historic rivalry at Morgan State University.

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