Softball Spotlighted At Richland
At Richland noon sports program 38 teams compete in all leagues. In girls, Prieve Loveless and Lackey dominate. 5th grade Hunter's room undefeated. Boys: Prieve undefeated with Pacheco pitching and Haworth catching. Smith two wins one loss with Grumbles pitching and Johnston catching. Kinney’s Jim Lacy two hitter. Henry and McLain lead seventh grade close race. current standings follow.
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Richland
Prieve’s
Loveless
Lackey’s
Hunter's Room
Retha Talbert
Naomi Bryant
Marilyn Helsley
Josephine Aguilar
Kay Crawford
Prieve
Frank Pacheco
Geo. Haworth
Smith
Smith Bunch
Raymond Grumbles
Alvin Johnston
Gene Thompson
Kinney
Kirkham
Jim Lacy
Doyle Cole
Roy Smith
Henry
McLain
Paul Robey
Mickey Perry
Johnny Loughlin
Art Montgomery
L. J. Lopspick
Frank Wells
Arvin Merchants Rally Past Shafter Eagles In 10th
The Shafter Eagles baseball team from Mexican Colony fell 6 to 2 in the 10th inning to the Arvin Merchants after a 2-2 tie through nine. Art Palomo pitched two hits before injuring a 9th inning exit replaced by Trini Rodriguez. The loss leaves the Eagles with two losses on the season against four wins.
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Shafter Eagles
Arvin Merchants
Art Palomo
Eagles
Palomo
Trini Rodriguez
Arvin
New State Fishing Rules Issued By Fish and Game
The Department of Natural Resources division announces emergency fishing regulations effective March 1 1947. Rules cover salmon trout and other species with specific open periods by river county and district including Mokelumne Navarro San Luis Obispo Ventura Los Angeles Riverside Orange and more.
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Department of Natural Resources
Division of Fish and Game
Mokelumne
Lockford
Alpine
Amador
Eldorado
Nevada
Placer
Fresno
Madera
Kern
Tulare
Fish and Game Code
Fish and Game District
Navarro River
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Riverside
Orange Counties
Santa Ynez
Gibraltar Dam
Ventura River
Santa Clara River
Fillmore
Lake
Gregory
Arrowhead
Big Bear Lake
Crystal Lake
California
Fox Visitors Spend Easter With Oakland Hosts
FOX visitors Mr and Mrs G C Keeter of Oakland were Easter guests of Mr and Mrs John Fox. Also joining Easter Sunday were Foxs sister Mrs C E Thomas and her husband from Long Beach.
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G. C. Keeter
Oakland
John Fox
Mr. Fox
C. E. Thomas
Long Beach
Five J C Spike Teams Meet In Taft Tonight
San Luis Obispo Ventura and Taft join in a five way meet in Taft as Bakersfield junior college Renegades seek coast conference debut against Santa Maria and Santa Monica. The Renegades beat Visalia 51 to 42 last week to place second behind Santa Monica in a Bakersfield triangular. Santa Monica led with 65 points, while Visalia upset the Tartars previous week in Reedley Relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visalia College
Tartars
Bakersfield
Santa Monica City College
Santa Monica
Renegades
Motorcycle Races Set for Sunday at Kern County Fairgrounds
Kern County Fair Grounds in Bakersfield hosts professional motorcycle races Sunday afternoon starting at 2 o clock. Top throttle twisters from across the United States expected to thrill fans for two hours. More than 100 laps carded by promoter George Lannon with a 20 lap main event. Also on the program are three 8 lap qualifying races a Kern County rider only event a four man four lap match race and several other attractions. Capacity crowd anticipated as Bakersfield hosts first event of its kind this year.
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Kern County Fair Grounds
Bakersfield
United States
George Lannon
Los Angeles
Kern County
Easter Services at First Christian Church
Mrs John Fox attended Easter services at the First Christian Church with house guest Mrs Keeter and her daughter Barbara Williams and Mrs Jack Williams. The gathering marked the holiday observance in the community church setting.
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John Fox
Keeter
Barbara
Jack Williams
First Christian Church
Bakersfield
Foster Jones III Stricken by Stroke in Shafter Home
Foster Jones III of Shafter is seriously ill at his Poso Street residence after suffering a stroke early Sunday morning. The hospital status is not disclosed.
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Foster Jones
Shafter
Poso Street
Mrs Cosgrove Visits Pasadena Early Week
Mrs. Joe Cosgrove visited Pasadena for several days in the first part of the week.
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Joe Cosgrove
Pasadena
Fresno State Track Team Faces Gauchos In Season Opener
Fresno State opens its track season Saturday in Santa Barbara against the Gauchos. Coach J Flint Hanner rotates sprinters and adds Merle Martin in the 100 as injuries and weak conditioning bite. Santa Barbara’s Wally Cole leads the distance with 1 56 while Jack Williamson and Bob Spoerlein seek points for the Bulldogs.
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Fresno State College
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara College Gauchos
Fresno State
Patton
Powell
Hanner
Merle Martin
Martin
Hanne
Mike Kershaw
Phil Sharp
Ralph Bissett
Vince Palmo
Jim Rohfield
Glenn Shaffer
Jim Bolger
Don Baker
Rohfield
Wally Cole
Jack Williamson
Bob Spoerlein
Local Shafter Teams Clash Sunday at Richland Diamond
The Shafter Merchants meet the Shafter Eagles in a Sunday hardball clash at Richland diamond on West Lerdo starting at 2 p.m. Admission is free. This marks the second game of the season. the Eagles won the opener.
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Shafter Merchants
Shafter Eagles
Richland Diamond
West Lerdo
Eagles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Temanant
J. Francis Moore
Washington, D. C
National Garden Institute
Moore
Kern County Fairgrounds
Terrell’s Dining Room
18Th St
Childs
Kinney Kirkham
Henry Loveless
Martin Holmes
Lackey Holmes
Saceb Hyland
Hunter
Tilley
Farrell
Jarvis Lace
Prieve Smith
Holmes Martin Dha
Hyland
Hunter Tilley Farrell
Aesetes Jarvis
Wilmington
N. C
Kedar Bryan
Rose Hill
Beardsley
Bakersfield, Calif
Weston Roberts Lane
North Chester Ave
Por Fun
Bonnie and
Oscar Sargent
24Th St
Tehachapi Mountain Range
Fish and Game District 22
Secretary of State
FOX Visitors
Strelich
Steam Outs
J.C
Taft
Foster Jones III
Mrs. Cosgrove
Pyrenees Cafe
Sumner Street
First Street
Harry F. Hartsook
Truxton Avenue
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