Lompoc Braves Rally Despite Narrow Win Over Cabrillo
In a close 14 10 battle the Lompoc Braves outgained Cabrillo 304 to 147 in total yards and 64 plays to 33 but left with a 14 point margin. Pat Fridrich led Lompoc with 36 rushing yards on seven carries for a 3 yard TD. Cabrillo, 4 4 1 on the season, faced a CIF playoff bid with Santa Maria hosting Serra and San Luis Obispo at Beverly Hills.
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Three Teams Still Alive in Pac-8 Title Race
UCLA Washington and Stanford remain in contention for the Pac-8 title and Rose Bowl berth with one game left. UCLA leads by fate if it beats USC while Washington and Stanford need help and wins. Washington beat USC 28-10 as Warren Moon starred.
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Tarkenton injures and Vikings rout Bengals in 42 10 win
In a major setback Tarkenton fractured his fibula after a 12 yard sack by Gary Burley ending his season potential while Tommy Kramer led the Vikings to a 42 10 blowout of the Bengals. The win kept Minnesota two games up in the NFC Central as Brant McClanahan and Foreman powered the offense.
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Lompoc Braves nip Cabrillo in hard fought 14 10 victory
After an 8-0 start, Lompoc survives Cabrillo 14 10 at Huyck Stadium in a hard hitting contest. Cabrillo players praise officiating, while Lompoc lauds second half comeback led by Casey Candaele as key.
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Islanders Dominant in 6-0 Win Over Capitals
The New York Islanders blanked the Washington Capitals 6-0 as rookie Mike Bossy and Bryan Trottier led the offense. Bossy scored his 10th and 11th goals, Trottier added a goal and assist, with Gillies scoring on a penalty shot as Glenn Resch earned his 16th career shutout.
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