Weekend scrimmages test Alencos and Lompoc depth and injuries
Coaches Terry Day and Ed Knowles praised teams after weekend scrimmages. Cabrillo finished injury free at Santa Monica. Lompoc suffered several injuries including fullback Mike Walker and Bill Rieck, with Toomey sidelined two weeks. Fridrich shown as an effective back, while Paso Robles and Santa Monica tested the defenses with multiple plays and two Santa Monica touchdowns. Cabrillo visits Inglewood Friday. Lompoc plays Vista High in San Diego Saturday.
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Toomey
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Rieck
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Pat Fridrich
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Inglewood
Vista High
San Diego
David Aragon
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Howell’s nine RBI highlight Yankees rout by Blue Jays
Roy Howell exploded from a slump with five hits in six at bats and nine RBIs as Toronto defeated New York 19 to 3 at Yankee Stadium. The performance included two home runs and multiple extra base hits, boosting Howell’s August and September pace amid a season-long run.
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Moyer
The Bull Luzinski Works To Power Phillies Slugger
United Press International describes Greg Luzinski known as The Bull as a key Phillies star batting .310 with 36 homers and 119 RBI while noting his slump battles and need to shorten his swing. Baseball results highlight Pirates, Reds, Expos, Dodgers, Astros, Mets, Braves games and key performances from Parker, Bench, Halicki, Andujar, Reuschel, and Jones amid pennant race chatter.
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Vilas Captures U S Open Tennis Championship
Guillermo Vilas defeated Jimmy Connors 2-6 6-3 7-6 6-0 at Forest Hills to win the U S Open. Vilas dedicates the title to Argentina as the crowd roars and Connors scuffles with a spectator amid postmatch scenes.
Carner Wins National Jewish Hospital Open in Denver
JoAnne Carner wins the National Jewish Hospital Open at Columbine CC with a 54-hole total of 210 six under par. She earns $7500 after a final round 69 in rain delays and a late bogey on the 18th hole. Hollis Stacy also posts a 69 to finish strong.
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Morgan wins B C Open in five stroke victory
Dr Gil Morgan, 30, of Oklahoma, dominates the final round in Endicott New York and secures a five stroke win over Elder to surpass the $100 000 earnings mark for his first year on tour. He spoke of nerves easing after a strong start and clutch pars on holes 11 12 and 13.
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Caldwell collects $460 at B C Open after opening 69
Rex Caldwell won $460 at the B C Open, following a 69 on opening day and rounds of 73 74 73. He has earned over $8,500 this PGA season. The PGA Tour pauses for Ryder Cup, resuming next week at Kings Island Open in Ohio.
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Lee Elder Leads In Open After Restless Night Putt
Lee Elder shot a strong start at the $200,000 B C Open, saying he could not sleep before the round as nerves and rounds filled his thoughts. He settled into play with steady irons and a confident finish on the opening holes.
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Patriots Eye Shot At Super Bowl Title In 1978 Contention
New England wins fifth exhibition 29-10 over Atlanta as Dom Hannah and Leon Gray miss the game during contract talks. Grogan passes for 141 yards and two scores despite a 36 percent completion rate. Patriots face roster questions ahead of the season opener with Kansas City.
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Andretti Wins Fourth GP but Title Still Out of Reach
Mario Andretti won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza driving a Lotus to a record speed and a lap record, but his 41 points leave him far from leader Niki Lauda. Lauda has 69 points with 14 races done, while Jody Scheckter can still win if he improves in the remaining events. Andretti hinted at possible Ferrari negotiations for next year amid ongoing reliability issues.
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Frank) Taveras
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