Generals Edge Garces In Overtime 50 48
Garces narrowly beat Shafter 50 to 48 in overtime after a late rally. Fox led Garces with 22 points and Costa added 13, while Ratzlaff led Shafter with 13 and Bunting 10 as the SSL clash went to overtime on a Costa jumper with five seconds left.
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Generals
Taft
Garces
Maier
Fox
Costa
Jim Bannantine
Rams
Shafter
Greg Ratzlaff
Doug Berkshire
Hime Bunting
Rod Banducci
Banducci
Shafter Generals Defeat McFarland 47 17 In SSL Bout
Shafter High wrestling hurtles to second place in the South Sequoia League with a 47 17 win over McFarland in the local gym. Affentranger and Williams earned pins, plus several forfeits and decisions highlight the Generals’ victory amid SSL title chase actions.
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Shafter High
Generals
McFarland Big
Bucks Win 2 to Move into Undisputed First in Loop
The Shafter Bucks extended their six game win streak with a 46-39 victory over Taft and a 44-34 win against Garces to seize undisputed first place in the South Sequoia League at 6-1. Porter led with 12 in the Taft win. Goossen scored 17 in the Garces game as guards Garber and Goossen paced the scoring and reserves saw substantial action.
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Generals
Taft Wildcats
Shafter
Bucks
Shafter Bucks
The
Taft Kittens
Garces Kids
Taft
Kittens
Doug Garber
Henry Porter
Porter
Garber
Jeff Goossen
Tommy Owens
Bobby McIntosh
Angel Carillo
Billy Willis
Garces
Mike Nichols
Shafter High Dominates McFarland In 48 18 Victory
Shafter High School Colonels remain undefeated at 8 0 in the South Sequoia League junior varsity after a lopsided 48 18 win over McFarland Friday night. Forfeits marked the match with six by McFarland and two by Shafter. Bill Farmer pinned Tim Scherl 1 04 into the third period as the highlight.
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Shafter High Colonels
McFarland
Shafter
Bill Farmer
Tim Scherl
Farmer
Villanueva
Fletchier
Myrick
Garza
Griffith
Branch
Stracener
Delgado
Williams
Evers
Ballenger
Hwt
Sher
Colonels
Corcoran
TV Listing Fragments From February 1973 Schedule
A partial TV grid shows daytime and evening slots across networks for February 9 to 11 1973. Programs include The Tonight Show CBS Late Movie The Six Million Dollar Man and The Odd Couple with various daytime cartoons and game shows.
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Wide World of Entertainment
the Tongight
CBS Late Movie
Dean Martin
Medical Center
Tuesday February 12 Eyewitness News 6 30 p m Hogan s Heroes
Eyewitness News at 6 30 p m covers Hogan s Heroes NBC Nightly News and NBA All Star Game with previews and highlights from the Tuesday program lineup.
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Eyewitness News
NBC Nightly News
CBS News
Dragnet
Jeannie
Archie
Voice of Agriculture
CBS
N.B.A
National Geographic American
ABC Evening News Eyewitness News
Movies on TV Monday February listings
TV schedule shows Fear No Evil at 4 30 p m and Cockleshell Heroes at 1 30 p m on Monday February 1. The lineup includes Hard Contract Great Escape Part 1 How to Murder Your Wife and on Tuesday February 12 Do Not Disturb The Man From Colorado at 8 30 p m I Love You Goodbye and other titles.
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Colorado
Park Plan Okayed for Disposal of Oily Wastes
EPC reports approval for a new 250 acre oily waste disposal site near Round Mountain oilfield 10 miles east of Bakersfield. Kern County officials call it an ecological boon reducing surface burning and groundwater risk, with state boards and agencies backing the method. An adjacent Kern County Music Festival features Clarence Sawhill of UCLA leading bands at Bakersfield Civic Auditorium February 23.
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Environmental Protection Corporation
Bakersfield
EPC
Bill Park
Park
Board of Trade
Joe Gannon
First District
LeRoy Jackson
George Lusich
John E. Logan
Met
Eces
Alesse Ee
Kern County
Environmental —Corporation
Ersfield
Round Mountain
Kern County Board of Trade and Board of Supervisors
San Joaquin Valley Air Basin Coordinating Council
Jackson
Bryant Parks Associates, Inc
Bakersfield Civic Auditorium
Clarence Sawhill
University of California At
Los Angeles
Sawhill
UCLA
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Europe
Japan
Canada
Mexico
Guam
Philippines
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Shafter Generals
John Fox
Mark Costa
Monte Maier
the Shafter
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Om Wildcat
Bannantine
Ace Ratzlaff
Berkshire
Barulich
Bunting
Coalinga Horned Toads
Gaasantine
Banducci Ratzlaff
Barulich Maier
Franc Affentranger
Rigo Arvizo
Marcus Williams
Mark Ladd
Bobby Sanders
John Marroquin
Terry Altman
Dan Kavarian
Cougars
Allen Burk
Jeff Lopeteguy
Randy Wharton
Paul
Arvizu
Lopez
Joey Lopeteguy
Ladd
Burk
Brandrick
Wharton
Calder
Altman
Kavarian
Wasco
Coalinga
Manuel Melero
Kern
California Ave
Bakersfield, Calif
Entur Tle and Guaranty CO
Reaves
Hurst Lara
Jimmy Dean Wild
Wild World of Animals
Flip Wileon
Chopper One
Waltons
San Francisco
the Pigneere
ABC Evening News
Plimpton
CBS Evening News
Wagner
Lave
New Zoo Review
Hayden
NBC News
Wizzard of Odde
NBC
Somerset
the Young and the Restlees
Ann Gutcher
General Hospital
Collare
Butch
Jimmy
Thomason
Green Acree
Baily
Laseie
Sigmund
Scooby Doo
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Owen Marshall
Carol Burnett
Rex Humbard
Sacred Heart
Katherine Kuhlman
Oral Roberts
First Baptist Church
Osmonds
Sneight
H. R
Puff N. Stuff
Bailey’s Comets
Howard Cogell
CBS Sports
Howard Cosell
CBS Eye On
Seven Arts Theater
America & the Americans
Garner
Armstrong Energy
Discene
Wild Kingdom
Walt Dieney
Apple’s Way
Cat Englesbert Humperdinck
CBS Sunday News
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Newe Cronkite
Bobby Goldeboro
Gunsmoke
Here’e Lucy
Dick van Dyke
Chungking
Willie Boy Ie
Kansas City
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Willard
Monterey
Fire
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Jeannie Dragnet
Hee-Haw
Adam
Maube
Hawkins
Marcus Welby
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World of Survival
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Chage
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Doc Elliott
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