Dinuba Edges Shafter in Valley Sequoia Final 50 27
Dinuba Emperors outgained Shafter 421 to 405 and turned four early turnovers into a 50 27 victory in the Valley Sequoia Division final. Tony Pino fumbled twice as Dinuba raced to a 28 6 first quarter lead, and Steve Carrizosa and Randy Hall sparked the Emperors with multiple scores. David Turner surged for 250 yards on 25 carries in his SHL finale as Dinuba clinched its second Valley title in five years.
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Fresno City College Faces Los Angeles CC in Potato Bowl
Fresno City College meets Los Angeles City College in the Potato Bowl at Memorial Stadium Saturday night at 7 30 with the California JC championship on the line. Fresno aims for a fourth state title after a 7 0 valley record, while LACC seeks a win after eliminating Fullerton. Tickets on sale at local outlets. all reserved seats cost three dollars.
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Frosh-Soph Open Basketball Falls to Highland
Shafter High School opened its season with a 52 to 30 loss to Highland. Jeff Goosen and Henry Porter led SHS with 12 points each and Porter added five rebounds while Goosen grabbed six. Doug Garber pulled five boards.
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Art Festival Entry Forms Now Available in Kern County
Kern County Parks and Recreation invites high school and adult artists to submit entries for the 26th Annual Art Festival. Forms are available at county libraries or via the department office at 1106 26th Street Bakersfield. Elementary and junior high entrants go through their schools. Final date for submissions is Friday March 1.
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