Shafter Trackmen Target Wasco Invitational After Taft Win
Shafter High thinclads head to Wasco Invitational on Saturday facing area varsity squads. In a South Sequoia League win at Taft the Generals triumphed 82 to 54 with Kent Winter taking 100 and 220 yd dashes, Stan Bryant in long and triple jumps, Alex Komert in the mile, Mike Nunez in the 2 mile, Bill Wherry in the 180 low hurdles, and Richard Gaeta in the high jump. Shafter also swept relays including the 440 and mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Rush
Shafter High Thinclads
Wasco
Generals
South Sequoia
Taft
Kent Winter
Shafter
Stan Bryant
Alex Komert
Mike Nunez
Bill Wherry
Richard Gaeta
Shafter High Netters Lose to Wasco in Dual Meet
Shafter High boys fall 4-1 and girls 3-2 to Wasco. In boys, Diltz and Camp win doubles for SHS. Girls see Esther Williams win singles while Judy Guenther and Sue Franklin win doubles. Taft C tie gives 56-56 meet draw. multiple firsts noted in C-class events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter High Netters
Wasco
Larry Grayson
Carolyn Miller
Robert Diltz
Edwin Camp
Shafter
Esther Williams
Judy Guenther
Sue Franklin
Shafter Swimmers Defeat Wasco Then Travel to Taft
Shafter beats Wasco 62-18 at Richland pool with wins by Fraley Voth and Bishop in various freestyle events. The 200 medley and 200 free relays also swept titles while Wasco’s squads dominated the B-class meet 60-29. Wasco meets Taft Friday for a South Sequoia League encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Smith
Greg Wilcoxon
Gary Farrell
Jim Voth
Ted Wiedmann
Chigger Allen
Blake Fraley
Joe Voth
Shafter
Don Ram
Generals Split Diamond Tilts Last Weekend
Shafter High beat Taft Wildcats 8 7 after trailing 5 0 in Friday game praised for Ken Carrasco and Doug Ellis key plays. Arvin Bears defeated Shafter 5 3 Saturday morning with Williams and McIllwain on the mound and Ellis catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Carrasco
Generals
Doug Ellis
Carrasco
Ellis
John Martinez
Greg Butler
Martinez
Sid Unruh
Arvin
Arvin Bears
Ken Williams
Ron McIllwain
Larson Named Cage Coach At Cal State Bakersfield
James A. Larson named Basketball Coach and Lecturer in Physical Education at Cal State Bakersfield. He comes from Westmont College where his team won 19 of 27. Larson has degrees from Bethel College Fresno State and UCLA coursework. he coached at Edison Clovis and Hanford High Schools and in Minnesota. He will help establish a physical education and athletic program with Dr. Lew Comer as CS Bakersfield schedules 27 games next year. The CSU Bakersfield board also notes Southern California Gas may raise rates by 13 million dollars annually to offset March 31 gas cost increases from El Paso Natural Gas and related pipelines.
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James A. Larson
Cal State
Bakersfield
Philip S. Wilder
Larson
Westmont College
Santa Barbara
Minnesota
Bethel College
St. Paul
Fresno State College
UCLA
Westmont
Edison High School
Fresno
Clovis High School
Hanford High
Phi Delta Kappa
Mennonite Central Committee On Education
Northern Minnesota Basketball Coaches Association
Basketball Coaches Clinic
Cal ‘State
Lew Comer
Los Angeles
J. P. Vukasin, Jr
California Public Utilities Commission
Southern California Gas Authority
FEI Paso Natural Gas Company
el Paso and
Transwestern Pipeline Company
Revised Hunt Rules For 1971-72 Are Recommended
The California Department of Fish and Game proposes earlier statewide pheasant and north coast quail openings, higher bag limits for mountain quail chukar and rabbits, and a 4 1/2 month mountain lion season from November 18 to March 31. Lion hunting would be limited to one per season with no night hunting, and a broad set of closures around Yosemite Kings Canyon Sequoia and other parks would restrict pursuit from vehicles and in low lion population zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fish and Game
California
DFG
Fish and Game Commission
Los Angeles
Arnett
Yosemite
Kings Carla - Sequoia National Parks
Colorado River
San Bernardino
Riverside
Imperial Counties
Shafter Rec Matmen Defeat McFarland in Varsity Meet
The Shafter Recreation wrestling team beat McFarland 41 to 26 on Wednesday March 24. Scorers for Shafter include Affentranger Cruz Dyke Griffith Lopez McClure Lopeteguy with several by pins and decisions. JWs fell 28-26. A rematch at Shafter High is tentatively set for April 1 with free admission and a full spring schedule announced by Coach Fletcher.
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Shafter Recreation
McFarland
Shafter
Henry Affentranger
Alex Cruz
Ricky Dyke
Randy Griffith
Joe Lopez
Billy McClure
Jeff Lopeteguy
Marrin Affentranger
Donald Riddle
J.w.’S
Stephen McWhorter
Kenny Davis
Damon Purcer
Ruben Gonzales
Jimmy Garber
Thurman Mahan
Shafter High School
Recreation
Darrell Fletcher
Buttonwillow
Bakersfield High School
North High School
Bakersfield
Fletcher
Rick Paul
David Kadel
Leo Herrera
Joe Lopeteguy
Franc Affentranger
Philip Brown
Terry Altman
Terry Fabric
Paul Santiago
Jimmy Evers
Sportsmen Invited To Submit Hunting Regulation Recommendations
The Fish and Game Commission invites written or in person recommendations for the 1971 72 hunting seasons. Hearings begin April 2 in Los Angeles with further hearings April 30 in Redding and final adoption May 21 in Sacramento. New rules take effect July 1 and printed booklets issued by June. Season-opening dates: rabbits July 3, early deer August 1, late deer near September 23, quail and chukarOctober, doves September 1, waterfowl in August or later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Los Angeles
Department of Fish and Game
Sacramento
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Shafter H.S
Colonels
Gilbert Williams
Scott Hair
David Turner
Hal Waters
Romeo— Rubio
Dave Thompson
Taft C’s
Domingo Lopez
Robert Waters
Joe
Sey
Don Allen
Mel Atkinson
Rick Etrich
Robin Christensen
Tracy Thompson
Lauretta Schellenberg
Richland School
Linda Warren
Evelyn Stuebbe
Sharon Penner
Elaine Criswell
Delores Escalante
Michele Tadevich
Highland
Mike Reese
Shafter Horsehiders
Taft Wildcats
Taft Shafter
Cage
Ray Arnett
Bank of America
Nt&sa
Bank of America N'T.&s.a
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association
Rec
Matmen
Redding
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