Lompoc Braves Break Into CIF Top 10 Poll
The Lompoc Braves rise from 11th to ninth in the CIF Southern Section 3-A football poll after a 28-12 win over San Luis Obispo. They face Righetti at home Friday as El Modena drops to 12th and Riverside Poly falls out of the top 10. In cross country Lompoc slips to eighth. Santa Ynez sits 14th in 1-A football.
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Football labor talks show slim progress toward a new contract
In Washington, NFL owners and the NFLPA met three hours with Commissioner Pete Rozelle to revive bargaining on a labor contract following court rulings capping the Rozelle Rule and deeming the draft system an antitrust violation. Rozelle and union head Dick Anderson expressed cautious optimism, while Sargent Karch cited potential timing before December.
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Kings and Cavaliers Rally Past Knick Nets
The Kansas City Kings edged the New York Knicks 105-101 for a 3-3 start as defense stifled late scoring. Ron Boone led KC with 22 points. Cleveland beat New York Nets 82-75 for its sixth straight win, with Austin Carr scoring 18.
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Not like the old days Binding contracts arent
Milton Richman recalls his first professional baseball contract from 1939 in Williamston North Carolina. He contrasts it with modern renegotiation pressures in professional sports citing Julius Erving Roy Boe and Red Auerbach. He argues for mutual obligation and integrity in contracts.
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Hayes wins Pensacola Open in rain-delayed event
Mark Hayes, 27, charges to victory at Pensacola Open with a five under par 66 final round to finish 9 under 275. Lee Elder second at 277. Frank Beard and Tem Ber tied for third at 278. Hayes previously won the Byron Nelson Classic last spring and rose from obscurity this season.
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City Basketball League Meeting Scheduled
A city Parks and Recreation Department bulletin invites adults to an organizational meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at 105 South C St to discuss league types, fees, team rosters, and a start date. Information line 736-6515.
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Local JV and freshman teams to play under lights at Huyck Stadium
Cabrillo and Lompoc freshmen meet Wednesday at Huyck Stadium in a historic under lights event with games at 5 30 p m and 7 30 p m Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for others weather permitting and opens the football mood for Valley fans
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Lompoc AYSA Advances League Start to November 20
Lompoc's American Youth Soccer Association shifts the league start to November 20 marking the first day of official games. Teams may practice this week but are limited to three hours per week under new regulations.
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Wednesday Sports Sked Lompoc Players
Basketball free play for adults 18 at Lompoc Junior High 7 30 to 10 p m. Cross Lompoc at San Luis at Cabrillo 3 p m. Water polo Lompoc vs Cabrillo JV and Lompoc varsity night game at 3 p m.
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Ventura College player Pernell Brown dies after finger injury
Pernell Brown, 19, Ventura College defensive end from Oxnard, died at Ventura Community Hospital from cardiovascular and neurological problems linked to a finger injury suffered in a Oct. 16 game with Santa Barbara College. He underwent surgery Oct. 22 and was all conference last season in the Western State Conference.
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