Cabrillo and Saints Impress CIF Pollsters
The Cabrillo Conquistadores rise from tenth to fourth after two close wins while the Santa Maria Saints jump to second after a 42 point blowout over Channel Island. Top team Upland leads with 82 first place votes and 1592 points as Buena hosts Cabrillo and Santa Maria faces Ventura.
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High school football polls with multiple 3-0 teams list
A ranking rundown shows Upland Santa Maria Bellflower Cabrillo and others at 3-0 across divisions with several 2-0-1 records. Voting details include additional teams receiving votes such as Claremont Rolling Hills Palos Verdes Kennedy Barstow Antelope Valley Orange Edgewood Hawthorne South Hills Apple Valley and Villa Park among others.
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Hawthorne
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Apple Valley
Arroyo
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Pomona
Lompoc High hosts Dos Pueblos San Marcos in triangular meet
Lompoc High cross country seeks 60th straight win as it welcomes Dos Pueblos and San Marcos for a 3:15 non league meet led by Terry Williams. CIF10 champions from last year aim to extend dominance while DP and San Marcos chase upsets. In water polo, Righetti challenges Lompoc in a Northern League clash.
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World Series in Oakland Could Trigger Major Traffic Jams
If the Athletics reach the World Series in Oakland the middle three games would run October 17 to 19 at 5 15 p m causing a traffic crush on the Nimitz Freeway. The Coliseum Arena hosts the basketball and hockey home openers on October 17 and 18.
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Neighborhood Skirmish Sparks Playground Fallout
A calm walk turns into a neighborhood scene as kids quarrelled over a baseball clash between street gangs. Ms McKay soothes Johnny while Bertie Campaneris faces a school reprimand for throwing a bat at a peer as players rally on the field.
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Johnny
Jackie Christiansen
Stanford Street
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Lerrin
Kid Stuff Little Pitchers and Playground Peace
The narrator observes two boys Willie Chamberlain and Jackie Kent Cooke resolving a quarrel over marbles by playing together. They explain their six week process and change from team allegiance to playing house. Meanwhile Howie Cosell offers a playful lesson on football strategy during the walk to work.
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Cincy lefty Grimsley overcomes odds in pivotal season
Ros s Grimsley, a Reds rookie left-hander, battled strike turmoil and a minor league demotion to return to form and help Cincinnati near the NL pennant with a 7-1 win over Pittsburgh. He wed Brenda last winter, and she is pregnant, as the couple’s life intertwined with baseball and headlines.
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Steve Carlton
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Bird
Indiana University Medical Center
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Pirates and Reds Battle for NL Pennant In Cincinnati
The Pirates face the Reds in a decisive NL playoff game with Steve Blass for Pittsburgh and Don Gullett for Cincinnati. Cincinnati leads 2 1 after a 7 1 win and both teams chase a World Series berth as Grimsley shines and defense costs Pittsburgh.
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Bill Virdon
Ellis
Tigers count on Lolich in pivotal AL playoff game
Detroit backs Mickey Lolich against Oakland ace Catfish Hunter in a 12 30 p m est rematch as they try to even the AL playoff at two games each and force a deciding fifth game. Joe Coleman’s shutout win gives Detroit hope of a 1968 style comeback.
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Reggie Jackson
Dick Williams
Martin
Ike Brown
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