Recreation baseball standings update and game results
Standings show Shafter Ready Mix leading with wins over Colvard's and United Cigar, Cen-Vi-Ro and Richland Chevrolet also posting results. Game results list Anderson's defeating Vincent's and State Farm beating Finance and Thrift, with additional outcomes for each pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Richland Chevrolet
Colvard
United Cigar
Anderson
Vincent
State Farm
Richland Chevrolet United
Girls State Farm
Anderson's Finance and Thrift
Vincent’s
Night Fishing Run In With Ranger Ends In Getaway
The Baitshop Crew sneaks a post-dark fishing trip on a river near a park despite an Authorized Personnel Only warning. A six-pound bass and several four to five pounders fill limits before a ranger confronts them. They pretend compliance, then flee after a confrontation, leaving the scene in twelve seconds with Bob White’s rod as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bart
Bob White
Sid
Tommy Lasorda
Bob
Shoestring catch ends Shafter rally
The comeback fell short as Shafter nearly upset top team B.C. Chemical after a late rally. Jay Siemens reached on a soft grounder, Brad Slezak moved runners with a single, and Jerry Rice lined one to right on the final play. Shafter had earlier defeated Buttonwillow 7-5 with Brent Spitzer collecting three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Chemical
Shafter
Jay Siemens
Brad Slezak
Jerry Rice
Buttonwillow
Brent Spitzer
Amendment Excludes Big Fuel Users in 18th District
Congressman William M. Ketchum steered an amendment through the House Ways and Means Committee saving consumers in California and other states. The amendment removes industrial and utility oil and natural gas users from a Carter administration oil and gas tax proposal aimed at reducing fuel use as part of the energy package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Ketchum
House
Ways and Means Committee
California
Brent McClanahan to Lead Bakersfield Football Clinic and Golf Classic
Brent McClanahan will head the 1st Annual Football Clinic and Golf Classic in Bakersfield on June 25 26 open to youths ages 8 18 with no charge. NFL stars and local officials will attend a Saturday party at Kern County Fair Grounds and a Sunday golf event at Valle Grande Golf Course to raise funds for Kiwanis and the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent McClanahan
Minnesota Viking
Bakersfield
California
South High School
Plant Road
NFL
Jeff Siemon
Chuck Foreman
Minnesota Vikings
T. Bell
Pittsburg Steelers
Louis Wright
Denver Broncos
George Atkinson
Marvin Upshaw
Oakland Raiders
Ron Jessie
LA Rams
Deacon Jones
Frank Rush
Arizona State
Ben Parks
Menlo-Atherton High School
Dick Witcher
Ruben Castillo
Kern County Fair Grounds
William Ketchum
Kern County
Gene Tackett
Kern County Board of Supervisors
Vernon Strong
Loustalot
Kern County Sheriff's Department
Vera Gibson
Frank Strambler
Savage Mood
Party
Chuck Ashman
KTTV
Los Angeles
Valle Grande
Watts Drive
Kiwanis Club
American Cancer Society
Record gas use rises in April California motorists set records
Iris Sankey, Member of the State Board of Equalization, announced that April gasoline use reached 915.5 million gallons, a record for the month and up 2.4 percent from April 1976 and 10.5 percent from April 1975. It fell 5.3 percent from March, the all-time high month. Gasoline distribution data show taxable sales by distributors to retailers brokers and other distributors.
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California
Iris. Sankey
State Board of Equalization
Sankey
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Brown
Bryant
Gonzales
Kloeppel
Hay
Cube
Brown and Bryant Kloeppel
Gonzales Electric Shafter Hay and
Major League Lions
American Legion
Coca Cola
Kiwanis
Lions
Coke
Kiwanas
Richland
Shafter High School
Carolyn Miller
Steve Merlo
Buena Vista
Lake Evans
Scott Taylor
Jerry Waters
Horn Processing, Inc
South Shafter Ave
Shafter, Calif
White Freightliner
Midway
Titan
Ace
Utility
Trailmobile
Ford
Wershow-Ash- Lewis Arcuorews
RBI
Jerry McQuire
Gary
Central
George Globe
Habla Espanol
19Th Street
Woolworth
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