Cabrillo Polo Defeats Righetti 14-4 to Stay Topped
Cabrillo water polo hammered Righetti 14-4 to remain tied for first with Lompoc at 4-0 in the Northern League. Art Courville and Phil Pellerin led with four goals each, while Lloyd Cardone added two and caused four defenders to be ejected. JV and Fresh-Soph wins noted.
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Lompoc
Congs
Phil Pellerin
Art Courville
Lloyd Cardone
Cab—Art Courville
Mike Cerruti
Mike Fioti
Chuck Mertz
Rig—Wolfcote
Noll
Jv—Cabrillo
Cab—Keith Libby
Mark Johnson
Brian Stockbridge
Mark Sorum
Mark Midgley
Fuller
Bliss
Hallis
Fresh-Soph—Cabrillo
Cab—Stokes
Livingston
Sorum
Flood
Schneider
Lompoc Polo Braves extend win streak with 16 11 victory
Lompoc water polo team improved to 12 3 on the season by defeating Arroyo Grande 16 11 in the Eagles pool. Denton led with four goals Lisle added three and Hichks scored to give the Braves an 11 9 lead late in the third. Coach Jaenicke noted adjustments needed for Arroyo Grande’s pool and slated Cabrillo next on November 4.
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Arroyo Grande
Eagles
Braves
Tom Denton
Kevin Lisle
Lompoc
Mike Ellison
Kevin Hichks
Denton
Lisle
al Jaenicke
Cabrillo
Municipal Pool
Lompoc Braves Tie for First in Northern League Cross Country
The Lompoc Braves defeated Arroyo Grande 21 to 36 at La Purisima Mission to stay near Northern League leaders Righetti, who beat Cabrillo 16 to 47. Both teams stand 3-0 and meet next Wednesday at Righetti. Bob Nunez led Lompoc in 11:15.
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Righetti Warriors
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Lompoc
Righetti
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Jeff Joloubek
Sanchez
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Scott Coe
John Masterson
Steve Southall
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Retler
Smith
Charlie Benesh
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Mike Woodfin
Elliot Crowder
John Galbraith
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Dale Nall
Tom LaBand
Brad Hunter
Kelly Brown
Tim McWhorter
Neil Robbins
Jv—Righetti
Cong
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Bob Greathouse
Keith Hookland
Tom Segura
Jerry Nowak
Carl Holmes
Detroit
Washington
Bell Inches Toward Pac-8 Rushing Record
USC star Ricky Bell needs 92 rushing yards to become the Pac-8’s second all time leader in rushing after a 56-0 win over Oregon State. Bell, now at 1,076 yards, would pass OJ Simpson and trails three passers in total offense despite an early injury in the Oregon State game. California defenders sit third in team rushing defense after six games.
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UPI
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USC
Bell
Trojans
Oregon State
O.J. Simpson
California
Penguins hope for strong return as Bianchin shines
Penguins winger Wayne Bianchin, back from a neck injury, scores seven goals this season after a tough stretch in the minors. He helped Pittsburgh tie the Buffalo Sabres 4-4 as NHL action across the league saw Canadiens, Black Hawks, Bruins, Rangers, North Stars, Maple Leafs, and Rockies win or tie in tight contests.
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Wayne Bianchin
Penguins
Pittsburgh
Michel Briere
Briere
Quebec
Bianchin
Hawaii
Buffalo Sabres
Buffalo
Rene Robert
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Minnesota North Stars
Toronto Maple Leafs
Colorado Rockies
Atlanta Flames
City softball playoffs set after tie for third place
Liquor Emporium and Coastal Ag Chem clash in a 6 p.m. Thompson Park game to decide one finalist for the city league playoffs. The winner advances to a 8 p.m. second one-game playoff vs Shanty, with Pico's awaiting in a best-of-three title series beginning Friday night.
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Village Country Club Women’s Golf Low Net Low Putts
Sally Doran won low putts with 29 in a low net low putts event at The Village Country Club. A four way tie at 69 for low net included Vera Grimm Sally Doran Marge Hearn and Jeanette Bates with a playoff to decide the winner in first flight.
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Vera Grimm
Marge Hearn
Jeanette Bales
Pris Heflin
Elinor Gray
Joe Bradshaw
Elsie Briscoe
Ozark Wins National League Manager of the Year
Philadelphia Phillies manager Danny Ozark is named the NL manager of the year by the UPI. He edged Bill Virdon and Sparky Anderson in votes, praised his club’s pitching staff and bullpen, and noted the team’s close, unified clubhouse after leading the Phillies to the division title.
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New York
UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
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Phillies
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Houston Astros
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Frazier
New York Mets
Pro football labor talks resume Monday in Washington
NFL owners and the players union plan another meeting Monday to lay groundwork for a new collective bargaining agreement. Ed Garvey said talks at union headquarters followed a Rozelle Rule antitrust ruling by the Eighth Circuit, with Rozelle and Mara possible at the sessions. NFLPA president Dick Anderson expected to join Garvey.
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NFL
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New York Giants
NFLPA
Dick Anderson
Miami Dolphins
Garvey
Reds skip re-entry draft says Howsam
Cincinnati Reds president Bob Howsam announced the world champions will not take part in next week's re entry draft of veteran free agents. The decision confirms the club will forgo adding players in the planned process.
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UPI
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Howsam
Rod and Gun Report Mirrors Warm Water For Salmon
With two weeks left in salmon season, water temperatures remain eight to 10 degrees high delaying the fall run. Anglers hope for fog or rain to cool waters while albacore are 100 miles offshore and scattered, making them hard to reach. Rockfishing near Point Sal Vandenberg and Seven Mile Reef shines as Sea Landing boats target ling cod and shallow water calico bass and halibut. Lake Cachuma trout stocking continues with 3,500 fish released yesterday and catfishing improving with larger catches averaging over 10 pounds.
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Point Sal- Vandenberg
Seven Mile Reef
Cachuma
Viewers demand less football in Portland
KOIN-TV announced it will stop carrying the Seahawks every Sunday for Portland area viewers. Beginning next week the CBS affiliate will air one Seattle game less and replace it with the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys in the Sunday doubleheader.
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UPI
Seattle Seahawks
Portland
Koin-Tv
CBS
Seahawks
San Francisco 49Ers
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