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Hovhannesyan will take on Adrian Navarrette of Mexico in a six-round bout.
According to Hovhannesyan's camp, it could be the fighter's toughest test yet, as Navarette's a power-punching brawler with an 18-7-1 record, having won 14 fights by knockout. He won his previous bout, but has lost four of his last six.
Hovhannesyan's 9-0-1 with four wins by KO and has won seven in a row with his last two via knockout. He last fought on Sept. 24, winning via TKO against Baudel Cardenas.
A blog with the result of Art's fight will be up later tonight and a story will appear in Saturday's paper due to deadline.
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2) Dietrich Riley, St. Francis High - Obviously, like his teammate Posthuma, Riley's performance came in a loss, but he scored touchdowns on both sides of the ball and picked off Notre Dame quarterback Ryan Kasdorf, the reigning Gatorade Player of the Year, on two straight drives. The first of his two interceptions ended with a 64-yard touchdown return as he totaled 111 yards of returns on the picks. He also ran for 25 yards and a touchdown in nine carries and hauled in seven grabs for 79 yards. To top that off, he added six tackles on defense, as well.
3) Kyle Cota, Crescenta Valley High - The senior quarterback didn't play close to an entire game in the Falcons' 41-12 Pacific League throttling of Hoover, but he did more than a full game's worth of damage. He tossed three touchdowns and ran one in. On the night, he completed seven of nine passes for 193 yards, throwing scores of 17, 61 and one yards. He also had a one-yard touchdown run.
Honorable Mention: I feel compelled to at least give Hoover High receiver Elvis Fuentes some mention, as he hauled in 10 catches for 100 yards and two touchdowns in the loss to Crescenta Valley.
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What do Michael Jackson and Balloon Boy have in common?
They could both show up on your doorstep this Halloween.
For the first year, Jackson was named on Yahoo's list of the top 10 Halloween costume searches, according to a Chicago Tribune article last week.
But the king of Pop may have competition from "Balloon Boy," the most recent topic of cable news broadcasts and office water cooler conversations.
As reported by CNN and the NY Times, Canadian model airplane retailer Plantraco Microflight, has unveiled a Balloon Boy costume available on their Web site for $19.99.
Below is the part of the ad listed on the company's Web site:
"We couldn't resist making this easy to wear Politically Incorrect Balloon Boy Halloween Costume. We hope you have fun with it! Now you too can enjoy all the media attention you want with Plantraco's Balloon Boy Hoax kit. A great flying saucer that is going to put a big smile on your face. Colorado flying saucers and hot air balloon hoaxes are famous these days, get on the bandwagon for trick-or-treat halloween fun and loads of laughs for everyone! Just ring the doorbell and say "I'm supposed to be flying in there, but my dad said to stay in the box for the show!" - you are practically guaranteed to get double and triple halloween treats with this authentic and collectible Balloon Boy Flying Saucer Hoax trick costume!"