The TEN: 11/26/2013

The TEN

The TEN

(“The Ten” is not a top ten, but ten items worth being included in The TEN)

1.) “The Mid Valley Sports Show” is LIVE (7:PM) tonight at www.midvalleysports.com (Click on UStream button)

2.) ‘We haven’t got dominated like that since I’ve been here.”—Washington Redskins HC Mike Shanahan after losing to the San Francisco 49ers, 27-6, on Monday night.

3.) “Fire the Montebello Coach? For what… losing to Monrovia? Then Fire Coach Z, Dahlia, and Hobbie.”—MVS commentor “Green E. Lancaster”

4.) “We’re having the Turduckentie again this year. Chicken, inside Duck, inside Turkey, inside Chris Christie.”—Dennis Miller

5.) On this date in 2004 Arroyo went to La Serna and beat the Lancers 37-13 to improve to 12-0 and advance to the Division-VII semifinals. Dominc Salmon threw two touchdown passes and ran for another. Sergio Leon had seven catches for 115 yards and a touchdown. Raul Ramirez added a pair of score on the ground, he would finish the campaign with 20 rushing touchdowns. Anthony Wilbur registered a pair of sacks and linebacker Tim Hawkins got another.

6.) San Francisco 49ers expected to activate wide receiver Michael Crabtree from the PUP list today.

7.) Muir Mustang game changer: Taeon Mason.

8.) Dodgers officially ink veteran free agent right hander Dan Haren for 1-year at 10-million.

9.) San Dimas Saints cornerback Erick Ware: 4 interceptions, 10 passes defensed, 51 tackles, and a sack.

10.) On this date in 1968: While returning to base from another mission, Air Force 1st Lt. James P. Fleming and four other Bell UH-1F helicopter pilots get an urgent message from an Army Special Forces team pinned down by enemy fire.

Although several of the other helicopters had to leave the area because of low fuel, Lieutenant Fleming and another pilot pressed on with the rescue effort. The first attempt failed because of intense ground fire, but refusing to abandon the Army green berets, Fleming managed to land and pick up the team. When he safely arrived at his base near Duc Co, Vietnam it was discovered that his aircraft was nearly out of fuel. Lieutenant Fleming was later awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions.

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