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berth

noun as in harbor; bunk

noun as in position of responsibility

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“Tonight is all about the players,” said Whitehead, who has a serious case for City Section coach of the year, leading the Cougars to an 8-1 overall record and a possible Open Division berth.

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The Bulldogs close the regular season Thursday night with a game against Northern League champion Eagle Rock that could decide a City Section Open Division playoff berth.

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The two new berths, truck gates, container and rail yards will be able to handle 1.15 million containers a year, increasing the port’s container capacity by more than 50%.

Perhaps the Dodgers’ World Series berth might silence his skeptics among the fan base.

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The Griffins next play San Clemente before ending the regular season with a showdown against Mission Viejo that will likely determine the Alpha League title and perhaps a Division 1 or Division 2 playoff berth.

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