Shafter Generals Edge Wasco In Final Seconds
The Shafter High Generals led 19 8 after one quarter and held a late lead before Wasco rallied. Lindsey James scored 21 as Wasco snatched a 40 39 win on a last second scramble as a Wasco guard mishandled the ball in the closing seconds. Mark Larson hit 10 foul shots for Shafter. Don Nikkel stood out for the Generals.
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Shafter High Generals
Wasco
Generals
Shafter
Mark Larson
Bucks
Wasco C's
Shafter Ft Tt
Larson
Gardner Loewen Costello
Bryant Alvidrez
Wasco Flournoy
James
Newcomb Keith
B Keith
Hunters Bag 1.8 Birds Per Hunter in State Areas
California reports 67,280 waterfowl hunters across 13 management areas during the 1964-65 season. They bagged 108,213 ducks 10,687 geese and 2,783 coots averaging 1.8 birds per hunter. End-season rains reduced hunter success though season finals usually yield strong results.
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California Department of Fish and Game
Program From Bond Project Passes Vote Consideration
A bond act funds about five dollars for the Wildlife Conservation Board and supports six hatchery facility projects three land acquisitions and seven artificial reef initiatives in California. WCB meets January 26 at 1 30 p m in Sacramento Resources Building to discuss allocations and proposals. Thomas H Richards Jr chairs the board. Ted Kinman has returned home from Bakersfield hospital to 348 Cross Safe.
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The
Wildlife Conservation Board
Resources Building
9Th and
O Streets
Sacramento
Thomas H. Richards, Jr
WCB
California Department of Fish and Game
Ted Kinman
Bakersfield
Cross, Safter
Generals Rally to Defeat Tulare Western in Tight Tilt
Shafter High General offense clicked as Danny Costello set up plays and Walt Loe wen scored 25 after a 23 point second period run. Hardin was limited to 6 as Tulare Western fell 64 to 45. Mark Larson hauled down 12 rebounds and reserves boosted the effort.
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Shafter High Generals
Tulare
Generals
Colonels
Bucks
South High
Lindsay
Shafter
Globetrotters Bring Star Studded Show to Bakersfield
The Harlem Globetrotters headline a Monday night program in Bakersfield at 8 00 p m with Washington Generals as the opposition A 40 member Prague based Czechoslovakia State Folk Dance Troupe, Eva Bosakova a 1960 Olympic champion, and baseball idol Satchel Paige also appear Meadowlark Lemon Connie Hawkins Bobby Mason Jim Robinson Hallie Bryant Bill Garner Tex Harrison Grady McCullum Fred Neal Inman Jackson lead the Globetrotter cast with Abe Saperstein as promoter Tickets available at the Civic Auditorium Box Office Bakersfield.
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Bakersfield
Harlem Globetrotters
Washington Generals
Abe Saperstein
Globetrotters
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Eva Bosakova
Leroy “Satchel” Paige
Globe
Saperstein
Meadowlark Lemon
Connie Hawkins
University of Iowa
Bobby Joe Mason
Jim Robinson
Hallie Bryant
Indiana University
Bill
Garner
University of Portland
Tex Harrison
North Carolina College
Grady McCullum
Western Ilinois Univ
Fred “Slippery” Neal
Johnson C. Smith Univ
Charlotte N.C
Inman Jackson
S Club Sponsors Harlem Clowns Charity Game
The Shafter High School Block S club hosts Harlem Clowns versus Shafter High faculty in a charity basketball game to benefit Block S. The event includes a 6 30 pm wrestling match Shafter varsity against Maricopa. Admission is 150 for adults 100 for high school students and 50 for junior high students.
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Shafter High School
Harlem Clowns
Block S
Shafter High
Maricopa
Women Golfers Committees Are Appointed
The Northern Women's Golf Association voted to join the Pacific Women's Golf Association for another year at their January meeting Thursday morning. Mrs June Smith named committee chairmen including Katie Ogle as tournament chairman Barbara Byrne handicap Jane Hussey ways and means Jane Flanigan publicity Katherine Cesaro parliamentarian Alice Yeates junior golf and Ruth Hoffman team captain. Other officers include Ella Combs vice president Gladys Snider secretary and Lillian Wise treasurer. Kern County board members include Katie Ogle chair man Joyce Hale new 2 year member Darlene Shepherd one year. A meeting was called January 18 to set the dates of the Kern county championship.
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Northern Women's Golf Association
Pacific Women’s Golf Association
June Smith
Katie Ogle
Barbara Byrne
Jane Hussey
Jane Flanigan
Katherine Cesaro
Alice Yeates
Ruth Hiffman
Ella Combs
Gladys Snider
Lillian Wise
Kern County
Joyce Hale
Darlene Shepherd
Magaday
North Kern Golf Clinic Aims to Boost New Women Players
The article notes a three way tie in a women’s event with Ginger Somers and Katie Ogle in second. It announces a free two weekly golf clinic beginning early March led by Junior Golf chairman Alice Yeates to attract new players and those with high or no handicap to 9 hole tournaments and 18 hole play.
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Ginger Somers
Katie Ogle
June Smith
Jon
Barbara Byrne
Ka Cesare
Maude Beavan
Jerry Whitford
Jim
North Kern
Alice Yeates
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By Bill Hatcher
UCLA
Water District
Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District
Eer
Dway
Bank of America
Bank Savings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation National Trust and Savings Association
Globetrotters Basketballers
Ordie Bowling
Univ. of Tenn
Frank Szarnicki
Uni
Akron
Cl Rnes
Florida A & M
Pat Carey
Villanova
Bob Pawlak
Univ. of
Toledo
Ed Maher
Univ. of Southern Mississippi
Sam Sawyer
New Jersey Prep
Larry Padula
Civic Auditorium
Corcoran Lemoore Coalinga
Shafter Motel
Kay's Shoe Store
Big Star Market
Richland Chevrolet
W. D. Wood Trucking
Shafter Drug
Keith's
Quality Market
Tops Market
A. & W. Root Beer
Ray's Shoe
Agri Business
Jeffries Norwalk
Russ Allen
Wayne's Dairy
Standard Oil Co
Kern Co. Equip
Fisher Farms
Central Valley Ford Firemen's
Knights of Columbus
Maple Sea
Gro Gas Il Holloway’'s
S. McLaughlin
J. Linford
Ind
D. Carpenter
Midway
W. D. Wood
Fairview
Walker ST
Pioneer
Shafter, Calif
S Club
Chrysler
Newport
Irvine
Chrys
Central Valley Hwy
Philco Marfer Wonderland of Values
Pai
Ae Ree
Onn
Pasi
Gtands
Philco
Hasse
Central Ave
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