Congas fall to San Luis in foggy Northern League opener
In Huyck Stadium Cabrillo loses 39-35 as San Luis Obispo, led by quarterback Deeds and receiver Cooper, airs out 218 yards and two TDs. Cabrillo counters with Barmer’s school‑record 259 rushing yards and Crummy’s 85‑yard punt return but fall behind late. JV wins 19‑7.
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Charlie Deeds
Cabrillo
At Huyck Stadium
Congs
San Luis Obispo Tigers
Derek Avillaneva
Bryan Barmer
San Luis
Barmer
Tiger
Deeds
Rick Cramer
Ed Knowles
Cramer
Knowles
CIF
Spikes
Tim Knight
Donell Cooper
Cooper
Rocky Westbury
Paul Porter
Westbury
Chuck Crummy
Crummy
Mike Bubba
Bubba
Tigers
Harriers Place At Invitationals In Weekend Races
Cabrillo harriers finished seventh in the Hancock Invitational Large School Division without senior Brian Hutchinson while Lompoc placed 14th at Palos Verdes. Nall led Cabrillo at 15 27 for seventh with Wise Greathouse Vaughan and Carrier behind. Girls team was sixth with Rollins 13 19 and Downs 13 22 leading. Lompoc freshmen Jackson Hamlin posted 12 44 and 13 44 in 2.2 miles. Braun 13 17. Coach Sciame praised team depth and set up next meet vs San Luis UCS.
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Cabrillo
Brian Hutchinson
Hancock
Lompoc
Palos Verdes
Dale Nall
Nall
Mike Wise
Bobby Greathouse
David Vaughan
Sherri Rollins
Evelyn Downs
Rollins
Jan Mosby
Downs
Cody Anderson
Heidi Kruger
James Jackson
Paul Hamlin
Joe Sciame Jackson
Hamlin
Steve Braun
Braves
Braun
Lompoc and Cabrillo Lead Busy Week Sports Sked
Today Lompoc meets Oxnard in water polo at 3. Tuesday Lompoc plays at Santa Maria in volleyball with 6 15 p.m. Then Tennis features San Luis Obispo at Cabrillo and Lompoc at Bishop Diego at 3 p.m. The schedule continues through Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday with cross country tennis water polo football and more against teams including Santa Maria Cabrillo Arroyo Grande and Mt San Jacinto Invitational.
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Lompoc
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Cabrillo
Bishop Diego
Righetti
Arroyo Grande
Huyck
Mt. San Jacinto
North Riverside
Ventura
Destec Srace
Ereenees
Erese
Passing attack changes Lompoc Braves 41 15 over Righetti
Lompoc quarterback Casey Candaele unleashed a strong passing game as the Braves dominated Righetti 41-15 at Dave Boyd Field. Candaele threw for 118 yards with a 31-yard TD to Tom Heter and high-percentage completions backed by 287 rushing yards for Lompoc.
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Terry Day
Lompoc
Tom Heter
Righetti
David Aragon
Braves
Mike Warren
Aragon
Candaele
Pat Fridrich
Fridrich
Warriors
Lompoe
Inocenio Navez
Jeff Olsen
Ted Williams
Heter
Warren
Mike Beyen
Jeff Bettendorf
Reggie Jackson denies Time Magazine quit claim
Reggie Jackson and Billy Martin dismissed Time Magazine’s report that Jackson would quit the Yankees if Martin remained manager. Jackson called the story a lie and said he has not met with owner Steinbrenner this year while Martin defended their club and praised Jackson as a battler.
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George Steinbrenner
Martin
Jackson
Yankees
Time Magazine
Steinbrenner
Cabrillo Holds Off Lompoc 10-9 In Non league Water Polo
Cabrillo beat Lompoc 10-9 in a tense non league water polo matchup boosting Cabrillo to 8-6 while Lompoc fell to 7-6. Libby led Cabrillo with five goals and Wall added two as Hicks and Denton each netted four and three for Lompoc respectively. The two teams meet again October 26 in Cabrillo pool.
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Chris Wall
Keith Libby
Pat Bagwell
Jim Denton
Lompoc
Cabrillo
Paul Sorum
Libby
Kevin Hicks
Denton
Braves
Hicks
Jaenicke
Bob Boyer
Boyer
Wall
Dodgers stay alive with 10-4 win over Yankees in World Series
Dodgers snap 0-for-4 skid in Series with a 10-4 victory at Yankee Stadium following a 13-hit attack. Dusty Baker posts three hits and two RBIs as Los Angeles trims New York and keeps hopeful of forcing a seventh game. Burnt by Lasorda’s pep talks, the club remains confident with Burt Hooton slated to start in game six.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Reggie Jackson
Billy Martin
Time Magazine
New York Yankees
Martin
Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
New York
Clubhouse
Jackson
Time
Yankee
New York Writers
Catfish Hunter
Steve Garvey
Tommy Lasorda
Lasorda
Yankee Stadium
Dodger Stadium
Garvey
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Dusty Baker
Baker
Vietnam
Burt Hooton
Don Sutton
Sutton
Lompoc and Cabrillo JV water polo place 2nd and 3rd
Lompoc and Cabrillo JV water polo teams finished second and third in the Lompoc Junior Varsity Tournament at the Braves’ pool. Dos Pueblos won the title. Lompoc lost to Atascadero early but rebounded to beat Righetti and Arroyo Grande for the consolation crown. Cabrillo’s Brian Lamay led with seven goals, Danny Hall had four.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo
Braves
Dos Pueblos
Atascadero
Righetti
Arroyo Grande
Congs
Brian Lamay
Danny Hall
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Bill Breeden
Don Lundberg
Jellison
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Carr
Kenny Carr
Milwaukee
Oxnard
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Jerry Valencia
Valencia
Bill Rieck
Mike Walker
Mike
Ron Toomey
Lompoc Fresh
Cliff Leach
Chris Morehouse
John Skinner
Ernie Escobedo
Dale Fink
Reggie
Time Story
Lompoc’s
al Jaenicke
Jeanicke
Bob Neilsen
Ilif
F Cabrillo
JV Polo
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