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Pioneers fare better in third game with momentum on their side, but Panthers win, 25-11, 25-17, 25-22.
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Weekly Football Previews: Burroughs vs. Glendale; Burbank vs. Arcadia
Football: Bulldogs unable to stay with Indians, suffering 31-13 loss on the road to slip to 1-3.
Football: Visiting Indians score 25 consecutive points and hold off a late rally to defeat Harvard-Westlake, 38-21, to finish 4-0 and undefeated in nonleague play for first time this century
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Weekly Football Previews: Burbank vs. Hart; Burroughs vs. Harvard-Westlake
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Football: Bulldogs score four times, force four turnovers in second half to defeat Coyotes, 35-21, in nonleague road game.
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Cardenas catches three touchdown passes to help visiting Indians notch 41-24 victory Thursday for 3-0 start.
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Bulldogs finish behind Arcadia in second Pacific League match, while Burroughs, Crescenta Valley, Glendale follow in order.
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Bulldogs bring in standout sophomore transfer Hernandez from cross-town rival Indians.
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Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen allows two runs in the ninth inning of an eventual 8-7 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays.
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Cody Bellinger must regain early-season form for Dodgers to shine in postseason play.
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Rams quarterback Jared Goff has been a reliable starter. In two-plus seasons, he has missed snaps only once because of an injury.
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USC special teams coach John Baxter isn’t completely pleased with what he’s seen, but he’s not about dwell on the unit’s back-breaking errors.
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UCLA defensive coordinator Jerry Azzinaro still has coach Chip Kelly in his corner, but the Bruins rank among college football’s worst defensive teams.
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Angels get a bounce-back outing from starter Dillon Peters, three perfect innings in relief from Luke Bard in win over Yankees.
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The availability of infielder Justin Turner and pitcher Rich Hill for the playoffs remains unclear, but Dodgers manager Dave Roberts is upbeat about the roster.
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Philip Rivers will make his 211th consecutive regular-season start, 222nd in a row counting the playoffs, when the Chargers play host to Houston on Sunday.
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