Town Cagers In Tourney Action And Red Head Game This Week
Wasco cagers take a back seat this week as three entries enter County Tournament in area gyms. Neufeld Auto Parts faces Bakersfield rivals with potential Friday or Saturday finals in Taft region. The highlight is Friday night in Shafter gym when the All American Red Heads perform for a scholarship fund, with 50 and 75 cent admission.
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Town Cagers
Wasco
Wasco News
Stewards
Neufeld Auto Parts
Shafter
Snider's of
Bakersfield
East Bakersfield
Neufelds
Delanova
Maricopa
E. B. Gym
Auto Parts
Bakersfield Gym
Taft
West Side Arena
Shafter Gym
Red Heads
Red Head
Shafter High Tennis Schedule
Shafter High plays Bakersfield March 11 then McFarland March 18. Wasco visits Shafter March 25 as the schedule outlines these league matches.
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Shafter
Bakersfield
McFarland
Wasco
One Change Moves Navy Oilpin in Major Loop Standings
On February 24 the Navy Oilpin five rose from fifth to fourth as Cafe Neu man slipped. J M Warren and Bennetts Cafe kept a tight race at the top by sweeping that date, with leaders holding a slim margin over the second place squad. Standings and averages dated February 24 list minor league actions and upcoming games through April 22 playoff.
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Navy Oilpin Five
Cafe Neuman
J. M. Warren
Bennetts Cafe
Red Heads to Play Neufeld Auto Parts Team in Benefit
Red Mason stars with the Famous Red Heads in a Friday gym show at Shafter High. A benefit game follows as the Red Heads meet the Neufeld Auto Parts men, sponsored by the 20-30 Club, starting at 8 oclock.
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Shafter High
Red Mason
Red Heads
Casaba
Neufeld Auto Parts
California Sets 1949 Angling Rules Across State
New regulations take effect March 1 reducing black bass bag from 10 to 5 and establishing a daily bag of 50 scallops and 15 rockfish. Freshwater fishing north of Mono County is prohibited in March and April except for striped bass catfish shad. Clear Lake and southern areas keep year round all species. Ocean bag limits cover bluefin yellowfin skipjack yellowtail marlin broadbill swordfish black sea bass albacore barracuda white sea bass bonito rock bass and cabezone with two marlin broadbill swordfish or black sea bass allowed per day.
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California
Division of Fish and Game
Mono
Madera
Fresno
Kings
San Luis Obispo
Clear Lake
The
Fish and Game Commission
Prep Students Take Part In Varied Sports
Shafter High School expands noon recreation to meet student interest. About half the student body participates in gym activities or watches others while campus tournaments and clubs run during the noon hour. Dick Heber leads the program aiming to channel surplus energy into diverse activities.
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Shafter High School
Jack M. Hill
Dick Heber
Heber
Inter-Class Track Meet and JV Garces Ball Game Slated
Inclement weather pushed the Shafter High inter-class track meet to tomorrow with events starting at 1 15 PM. The Shafter JV faces Garces in the season opener diamond clash at 3 30 PM as coach Ed Schacht tests candidates for positions in a practice format.
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Shafter High
Lowell Todd
Shafter
Garces
Todd
Ed Schacht
Garces High Rams
Schacht
Marble Tournament Winners Are Decided
Lon Vossler and James Hiler won the local marble tournament at Richland Elementary School defeating 50 contestants. Vossler took the A division for seventh and eighth graders while Hiler won the B division for sixth graders and both advance to the district meet at Delano next week. Roy Farrell commented on the results.
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Lon Vossler
James Hiler
Richland
Delano
Roy Farrell
Vossler
Inez Moser
Hiler
Dorothy Fee
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Neufeld
Capes & Jackets
Capes & Coats
Chester Ave
Navy Oil
Cafe Neuman Beeswecees
Lions Club
Shafter Motel
Betbwesere
Floyd Trent
Tiny Lampman
Seteee
Russ St. Mars
Johnny Gaede
Boots Perry
Jim Jackson
John Dalke
Joe Barker
Ekunsseee
Padre Hotel
Cage
Sports Page
of the Shafter Press
Chuck Morse
Shafter Press
Golden West Avenue
Alley Dave Unruh
Mgr
20Th Street
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