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Can you control frequency

Look under USB Management in cgminer. You can blacklist certain devices. I haven't tried in South so I don't have specific steps for you

not looking to blacklist it (think it disables it when you do), even though I am not sure if it would keep that one at 100 while having the others go to 200+

You can always try running two instances of cgminer, with different parameters.
For example, start the first one @200, with autodetect on, plug in "other two" sticks, disable autodetect after sticks are detected.
Start the second instance @150, with autodetect on, plug in the "middle" stick, and that's it.

Might it be possible to run two instances and use the --usb switch to target specific devices? I haven't used the switch since initially playing around with cgminer, so I might be misrecalling the exact purpose of of it...

Sure, you can go that route. I believe that each stick has unique id that can be retrieved (at least on *nix, never tried it on Windows) and with a bit of scripting you can probably automate everything