Shafter High Teams Sweep Weekend Basketball Tilts
Shafter High School Generals Colonels and Bucks won both home and away games over the weekend. John Kelly led the Generals with 13 points in Friday's 39 28 win over McFarland then Cato scored 24 across both games as the squad beat Avena 40 35. Colonel center Paul Cato added six baskets and a free throw in the win, while Warneke posted 17 for the weekend. The Bucks won 28 24 against McFarland and then 23 15 versus Arena, with Barney Perkins high scoring 11 in the first game and Bartel and Smith totaling 12 in the Avenal game. The Colonels split a close two game set with Melkarland and readied for Jan 5 league trip to Delano, as the Generals prep for coast battles Carmel and Monterey during Christmas vacation.
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Shafter High School Generals
Colonels and
Bucks
McPiland
Avenal
Generals
McFarland
John Kelly
Avena
Paul Cato
Cato
Warneke
Arena
Barney Perkins
Bartel
Smith
Colonels and Bucks
Delano
Carmel
Monterey
Nazarene youth leader speaks at Shafter Christmas party
Paul Martin of Porterville, district president for the Nazarene Young People, was guest speaker at Shafter Church of the Nazarene Christmas party held Thursday in the Dining Room. The program included youth-focused talks, Christmas music, decorations, and remarks by Artie Marie Britt. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Mel Klassen and the Rev. Alaya Garrison.
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Paul Martin
Porterville
the Nazarene ‘Young Peoples: Society
Shafter
Jin. Lee
Martin
Artie Marie Britt
Shafter Group
Church of the Nazarene
Mel Klassen
Alaya Garrison
Trappers and hunters kill 709 animals in October report
California Division of Fish and Game tallies 709 predatory animals slain in October. Five lion hunters bag four mountain lions. Practitioners logged 624 working days, 23 570 sets, and 18 899 miles. Top eliminations include 188 foxes with 49 in Los Angeles County. Coyotes total 165 and bobcats 100.
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San
Banquet Held by Nazarene Church Leader
A local Nazarene pastor Rev. Orval Seago attended a banquet, with reports noting his role and presence at the event.
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Orval Seago
Nazarene
Pes. Or
Paul Cato and Henry Beach Named MVPs on Shafter Teams
Paul Cato and Henry Beach earned most valuable player honors for the 1950 Generals and Colonels football squads. Cato, Shafter High School freshman through senior letterman, starred at halfback and center in basketball and led track as a top dash man. Beach, a senior on the junior varsity, played fullback with five touchdowns and also lettered in track.
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Paul Cato
Henry Beach
Generals
Colonels
Shafter High School
Lowell Todd
Paul
Shatter High
Snappy Colonels
Beach
Anglers Land Biggest Catch on Record Ocean Trip
A statewide fishery report cites 158 boats and 25 398 deep sea fishermen recording the largest ocean sport catch ever. Outside San Francisco 1310 salmon anglers on 53 boats landed 1430 salmon and 110 other fish while nine boats from Malibu Santa Monica Ocean Park and Redondo carried 818 anglers aboard.
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California
Division of Fish and Game
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Santa Barbara
Port Hueneme
Malbu
Santa Monica
Ocean Park
Redondo Beach
October harbor anglers reel in record haul at island trip
Thirty-three Los Angeles harbor boats carried 9424 anglers to San Clemente Island where the long trips yielded the most fish and big catches. The report notes the harvest clustered around the island and October outings.
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Los Angeles Harbor
San Clemente Island
San Clemente and Oceaside Finish Season Mid October
The two teams closed their season in mid October with a final week confrontation and tallying results as the season concluded.
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San Clemente
Oceaside
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Troy Smart
Melkarland
Averal
Leiter
Nt Rae
Wittenberg's Poultry and Fish Market
Shafter-Wasco Ginning Co
E. V
Spike
Spivey
I. N
Tut" Anderson
Drennan Hofman
Ed Crane
Wallan
Dalke Bros Youn
Willa Ny
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