What was the significance of the 15-yard play mentioned?
1936 Orange Bowl highlights
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The video covers a football game between Duquesne and another team in the Orange Bowl Classic. It highlights key players like Charlie Armstrong and Number 10, who contribute to the early lead. The game progresses with a significant 15-yard play leading to the first touchdown, achieved by a narrow margin.
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