Bucs Battle Carpinteria In Tight High School Showdown
Santa Ynez Pirates nearly upset No. 1 Carpinteria Warriors in a 20-19 finish. Scott Foss rushed for 121 yards and scored, while Jim Warwick and Arellano anchored defense. Carpinteria grabbed late momentum, but SY’s resilience underscored a strong showing.
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Fred Alvarado
Pompoc Braves Take 11th at Ken ny Staub Invitational
Pompoc High cross country, using many sophomores and freshmen, placed 11th of 17 at the Kenny Staub Invitational in La Crescenta. Top finisher Steve Braun ran 18 15 for 3 miles. other Braves finishers included Jackson Contreras Wallace and Hamlin. West Covina won Division III, Lompoc finished 295. next race hosts Righetti at La Purisima Mission at 3 p.m.
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Righetti
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Trojans Cal look strong in routing weak opponents
USC remained unbeaten at 4-0 by routing Washington State 41-7 behind a new rushing threat and an added passing score as Cal also moved to 4-0 with a 52-3 dismantling of San Jose State. UCLA beat Iowa 34-16 while Oregon, Stanford, and other Pac-8 teams posted mixed results.
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Seven Surfaces Dominant Night at Santa Maria Speedway
At Santa Maria Speedway drivers with seven in their numbers dominated a night of sprint and stock main events. Roy Guy of Atascadero won the sprint main on double points, with Frank Burgin narrowly ahead in the overall standings. The program featured numerous cautions, fuel issues, and car mishaps before the track goes dark for a stocker 100-lap finale on October 15.
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Bulldogs fall to Lobos 7-2 as offense stalls
Monterey Peninsula Lobos beat Allan Hancock Bulldogs 7-2 after a 59 yard punt return set up a late first half score. Hancock gained 193 yards while Van Allen threw 42 passes for 187 yards as the defense forced nine penalties and stalled offensively. Aguilar blocked a field goal and punted well. Holt and Saffo anchored Hancock’s defense.
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Valley water polo teams post 2-2 weekend records
Cabrillo beat Santa Monica 12-9 and Hart 20-2 before losses to Santa Barbara 11-9 and San Marcos 10-9. Lompoc went 1-2, beating Hueneme 14-8 and losing to Ventura 10-3 and San Marcos 13-6. Cabrillo leaders Libby 17 of 27, Bray 8, Sorum 8. McPeek led Lompoc with 10.
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Carew leaves mark with .388 season and 100 RBI
Rod Carew of the Minnesota Twins earned his sixth AL batting title with a .388 average, highest since 1957 and 1941. He finished the season with a .411 high and reached the 100 RBI milestone after a three hit day in a 6-2 win over Milwaukee. Dave Goltz won 20 games. Sixto Lezcano and Cecil Cooper added power for Milwaukee.
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SY poloists lose 2 of 3 at Paso Robles Tournament
Santa Ynez water polo team went 1-2 at the Paso Robles Tournament. They fell 17-6 to Righetti, lost 14-13 to Santa Maria, then beat Morro Bay 18-3 in consolation. Coach Ian McPherson blamed weak defense in the Santa Maria loss. Tom Hamilton made the All Tournament team. MVP was Eric Peterson of San Luis Obispo.
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