Fresno State Faces Loyola Los Angeles and Long Beach Weekend
Fresno State travels south for two non conference games this weekend meeting Loyola University in Los Angeles on Friday night and the Long Beach Elks in Long Beach Sunday night. Coach Dutch Warmerdam's squad sits at eight wins and six losses as they chase their next CCAA contest versus San Jose State January 30. Vernon Riggins is expected back after missing Pacific tilt.
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Fresno State College
Loyola
Los Angeles
Long Beach Elks Long Beach
Bulldog Cagers
College the Pacific
San Jose State
Dutch Warmerdam
Fresno State
Bulldogs
Rangy
Vernon Riggins
Long Beach
Long Beach Elks
St. Mary’s
Southland
Satisfy That Sweet Tooth at Joe's Topper Bakery
The note advertises Joe's Topper Bakery offering desserts and pastries. It highlights a focus on sweets and invites customers to visit for treats.
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Joe's Topper Bakery
Shafter High Cage Teams Travel This Week End
Gen Hap Arnold takes over as head of California Fish and Game Commission as Lee F Payne retires after six years. Payne is praised for expediting and enhancing conservation work and Arnold begins his term with the commission at its San Francisco meeting.
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Shafter High Cage
Gen. Arnold
State Fish & Game Group
Lee F. Payne
California Fish and Game Comimission
Commission
San Francisco
Payne
H. H. “Hap” Arnold
USAR
Los Angeles
California
Arnold
Local Teams Battle Maricopa Then Bakersfield in Weekend Card
Shafter High squads head to Maricopa tonight for Sierra league triple A B and C contests then travel to Bakersfield tomorrow for a county league clash with Bakersfield High. Drillers from Bakersfield chase valley title as Shafter B and C squads eye upsets led by Keet Duke and Harold Farr.
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Drillers
East Bakersfield
Kern County
J. Iver
Frank Gifford
Shafter
Bakersfield
Lowell Todd
Keet Duke
Harold Farr
Bob Scales
John Nikkel
Don Long
Mendocino County Bears Eighteen Percent of 1945 Forest Fire
Eighteen percent of the total forest acreage burned in 1945 was in Mendocino County, highlighting the region as a major fire area alongside other districts.
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Mendocino County
Renegade Cagers Idle for Bakersfield College Weekend
Bakersfield College Renegades will not play this weekend and will rest while preparing for the Metropolitan league schedule. Other league games proceed and impact the junior college basketball race. A regional context notes large cattle and wool production across multiple states in 1944.
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Renegade
Bakersfield College
Renegades
Wasco Drillers Clash With County Hoop Teams Tonight
County basketball night features Bakersfield high school Drillers vs Wasco seven miles north of town. East Bakersfield Blades meet Taft Wildcats on East court. Shafter plays Maricopa in Sierra league. Tomorrow Shafter Generals vs Bakersfield Drillers headlines county action. B and C teams also play same opponents.
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Generals
Colonels
Bucks
Tehachapi
Maricopa
McFarland
Shafter
Bakersfield
East Bakersfield
Taft
Wasco
Westside
Here
Bakersfield High School
East Bakersfield Blades
Taft Wildcats
East High
Shafter Generals
Bakersfield Drillers
Wasco Cagers Upset East Bakersfield Blades 35 to 32
Wasco high school's varsity team edged the East Bakersfield Blades 35 to 32 Friday night. Benny McLeod led Wasco with 13 points while Bobby Counts added 12. Schmidt and Riley led East Bakersfield with 15 and 14 respectively. The Wasco B team lost 22 to 21 in overtime.
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Wasco High School
East Bakersfield
Wascoans
East Bakersfield Blades
Wasco
Blades
Tigers
Benny McLeod
Bobby Counts
Warren Schmidt
Jim Riley
Schmidt
Riley
McLeod
Counts
Bakersfield
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Resno State
Hland
Pacific
Cawelo
Shafter High
Hoop-Harriers
Benny Day
Roy Packard
Tom Fletcher
Avenal
Crawford
All-Stars
Dan Bledsoe
Dick Heber
Pers
Bawls
Servi
Juereensen
Camp & Barrows Motor Company
Great Plains
Far West
Southern Pine Region
Cafe
Neuman
Hoop State
Wasco Cagers
Tom Robey
Santa FE Way
Santa FE
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