Cabrillo Congs Upset Inglewood In Week One Showdown
Cabrillo High stunned Inglewood 28-14 as junior speedster Brian Barmer rushed for 123 yards and two scores. Inglewood fumbled early and late, while Cabrillo’s defense and timely plays kept the Sentinels at bay. The Congs, led by quarterback Derek Avillaneza and receiver Kirk Willis, grab momentum with a 29-yard option run for a TD and improve to open the season at home against Dos Pueblos.
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Aguilar's hit seals Braves upset over Vista
Lompoc stuns No. 1 Vista 14 8 as junior linebacker Joe Aguilar stops Mike Ferrance on fourth and one at the Braves 32. Candaele, Fridrich, and Aguilar drive late to secure the victory amid penalties and tense plays.
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Candaele
Lompoc Braves Edge Panthers in Late Thriller
Lompoc and Vista traded scoring plays as Ferrance put Vista on the board with 2 24 remaining. Kocheran connected with Wynne for a two point conversion as the half closed. A late turnover and strong Vista defense preserved a Braves win at Huyck Stadium with San Marcos next on the schedule.
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Turner
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Bettendorf
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Joe
Mike Walker
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Courageous Wins Fourth America s Cup Defeat of Australia
Turner guides Courageous to a 2 25 finish ahead of Australia in Newport earning a 4th straight defense of the America s Cup. The New York Yacht Club held the famed trophy as crowds flooded the harbor days of jubilant celebration followed by a wild dunking ceremony. Ted Turner praised rival sailors while Alan Bond pledged another challenge in 1980.
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Walther Signs with Ferrari Endurance Team
Salt Walther, the only active competitor in Indianapolis NASCAR and unlimited hydroplane racing, will enter endurance racing in 1978. He signed with the Ray Ramsey Ferrari of San Francisco team for the 24 Hours of Daytona and other around-the-clock events teaming with a Ferrari factory lineage formerly featuring Paul Newman and Clint Eastwood associates.
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Lompoc Babe Ruth to Hold Meeting and Open Winter Softball Signups
The Lompoc Babe Ruth Association invites members to a 7 30 p m meeting in the Lompoc Library Multi Purpose Room. Winter Softball Registration starts today and runs through Thursday with Open Church and Co ed leagues. Fees due at registration and first come first served from 8 a m Monday Sept 19 at Lom Parks and Recreation 105 South C St. Call 736 6515 for details.
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Hunter tops Namath as Falcons upset Rams in opener
Falcons quarterback Scott Hunter, filling for injured Steve Bartkowski, led Atlanta to a 17-6 victory over the Los Angeles Rams with a 76 yard third quarter drive and a one yard TD run. The Rams managed only a first quarter TD from Namath.
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Washington
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