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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1986

Page

7

Shafter Girls Tennis Defeats Lady Tigers in Tight Match

Shafter girls tennis team beat Delano 8 to 4 as Pat Plaza and Jenny McGowen swept their matches. Key results include Jill Wilson losing first singles to Gambolli 2 4, Tami Rekosh dropping to Arenzo 8 4, and doubles wins by Larsen Litke and Plaza McGowen with scores 6-3 6-3 and 6-1.

Shafter Lady Tigers Vig Pat Plaza Jenny McGowen Tocals Jill Wilson Gambolli Arenzo Tami Rekosh Joe Gam Beni Tricia Larsen Ben Litke Esperanza Otliong Abumada Mascarinas Barbie Sanders Jenny MecGowen

Bazzell Memorial Golf Tourney Supports CSB Scholarship

Friends of Roger Bazzell host a pincter at Sundale Country Club on March 21 with a double shotgun scramble. Proceeds fund a most inspirational player scholarship at CSB and help cover medical costs from Bazzell illness. Donations are tax deductible.

Cal State Roger Bazzell Sundale Country Club Bazzell CSB West High

SHS Generals Defeated 101 By Bakersfield Drifters

The Shafter High School Generals lost 101 to Bakersfield Drifters after a two game doubleheader was washed out by rain. The team hopes to start South Sequoia League play Friday at Sam Lynn Ballpark Weather permitting.

Bakersfield School Drifters Vest Tevetay Shafter High School Generals Generals North High School Sam Lynn Defen

Richland Intramural Finals See DeLaCuа’s Team Win

On Friday March 7 Richland intramural boys basketball finals pitted Juan DeLaCuа against a team led by Benny Abus Salt Seas Canales Ey Reyes Anthony Williamson Brian Jones and Jesse Rodriguez. DeLaCuа’s squad overcame Domingo Aguirre’s group to reach the championship with Mans Ramirez Allen Salazar Heriberto Salinas and Sam Agustin among Bustes players. Batting in a four inning stretch BHS earned a single in the fourth, then two runs in the fifth and sixth to pull ahead of locals.

Richland Domingo Aguirre Manual Ramirez Allen Salazar Heriberto Salinas Sam Agustin BHS

Little League Tryouts Set for March Career Park

Tryouts for Little League are scheduled Saturday March 15 at Kern County Buttonwillow Park Registration begins at 9 a.m. and tryouts start at 10 a.m. Players aged year of age are eligible. For more information call 764-5281 or 764-5027.

Jim Joslyn Henry Jim Aguilar Roy Kern County Buttonwillow Park Teveets

Runners Brave Downpour At Beverly Manor Heart Run

In Bakersfield a rain soaked Bever ly Manor Heart Run drew local participants. Manuel Velasquez of Shafter won the 13 18 age group in a ten kilometer time noted as NM while Richard Ramirez of Shafter placed second in the one kilometer race with a 3 27 time.

Bakersfield Beverly Manor Shafter Richard Ramirez Wane

Recreation workshop series on map and compass basics

A three part recreation workshop sponsored by Sequoia National Forest is set for Wednesday March 12 at 7 pm at Porterville Forest Service office on Grand Avenue. Forester Bruce Numer discusses map and compass basics for mountain terrain to help hunters hikers and anglers stay safe and oriented while in the woods. The program covers tracking location and planning routes with emphasis on safety and practical navigation in forested areas.

Sequoia National Perest Perest Wihee la We Grand Avenue Porterville Forester Bruce Numeer

World Wildlife Fund urges humane plant use and study

Mark Plotkin of Harvard says domestic and wild animals pose problems and that plants offer medicines, foods, fuels, and manufacturing materials. The World Wildlife Fund invites contact at Dept. CM-1, 1601 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington DC 20009 for more information.

Mark Plotkin Harvard World Wildlife Fund Connecticut Ave N.W Washington

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