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Football: Sheriff Baca to address teams before game

November 12, 2009 |  7:37 pm

Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca is scheduled to address the Lynwood and Compton Dominguez footballl teams prior to their crucial San Gabriel Valley League game Friday evening at Lynwood Middle School.

Baca will talk about sportsmanship, fair play and integrity when he talks to the players. Dominguez and Lynwood are both fighting for their playoff lives with identical 2-2 league records and ensnared in a four-way tie for second in league with Gahr and Downey.

--Ben Bolch


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