Stegman to lead Bravelets in league opener
Lompoc High School sophomore quarterback Dave Stegman will start against Santa Maria at 11 a.m. in Santa Maria as the Bravelets kick off league play following a 36-6 win over Arroyo Grande. Stegman leads the team with four touchdowns and will rely on a veteran line and corps of backs.
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Madden Cast Edges Shadow of Al Davis in Raiders Era
Oakland is spotlighting John Madden under Al Davis as the Raiders navigate a changing coaching ladder. Madden, 33, replaces Bill Rauch after Rauch fled to Buffalo, and Davis, 39, combines leadership with a sharp push to win.
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South Pasadena Faces Temple City in Key Three-A Showdown
South Pasadena, 4-0 atop the Three-A CIF-SS poll, travels to No. 6 Temple City for a Rio Hondo League opener that could decide the title. Bishop Amat and St. Paul loom in the Angelus and Moore Leagues, while other key matchups include Ganesha at Bonita and Loyola versus Notre Dame in Del Rey action.
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Monday Morning Quarterbacks on Strategy in Football
A former pro quarterback argues that Monday morning quarterbacks cannot accurately assess game plans. He recalls the Giants win over Pittsburgh, explains blitz dynamics, and notes the value of clock management and disciplined thinking over postgame second guessing.
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Knicks Prospectus Ranks Starry Yet Familiar Lineup
The 1960s era Knicks feature Cozzie Russell and Dave DeBusschere in strong roles with Bill Bradley, Silliman and Jackson also noted. Willis Reed anchors center while Walt Frazier emerges as a top guard, with Barnett or Warren competing for the other guard spot and rookies including Warren highlighted.
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Cabrillo Cross Country Seeks Win Over San Marcos
Cabrillo High runs in its first dual league meet at 5 p.m. facing San Marcos at the San Marcos track. Mike Mathews led the Dos Pueblos meet with a medal, joined by Tim Bum and Walter Norton. Jayvees are led by Joe Immel and Alan Mujak. both varsity and junior varsity stand at 1-1. A win would boost their season into upcoming meets.
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Clendenon Emerges MVP for Mets in World Series
Donn Clendenon defies flaws to star for the New York Mets. He hits .357 with three homers and four RBIs, including a pivotal two-run shot off Dave McNally as 56,397 fans roar at Shea Stadium. He deflects claims of being the sole MVP, noting the team’s range of standout performers.
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Cabrillo Frosh Face San Marcos in Home Clash
Cabrillo High Frosh football visits Lompoc's Huyck Stadium to face San Marcos in a 5 p.m. game after returning from Carpinteria where they beat the Warriors 22 12. Cabrillo sits 3 1. The offense is led by Allison Driesbach and Victor Tise with Bob Boyd and Steve Klitz as key defenders.
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Hawkins paces Suns to victory over Rockets in opener
Connie Hawkins scored 16 points on his NBA debut helping the Phoenix Suns edge the San Diego Rockets 116 114. Gail Goodrich sank two free throws in the final 32 seconds to seal the win after a tight fourth quarter. Don Kojis led San Diego with 27 points as the Rockets rallied late. Arnie Herber, famed Packers passer, died at 59 of cancer in Green Bay.
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