Richland Intramural Softball Champions Crowned
Forty nine teams competed in Richland noon softball leagues over six weeks with six hundred five students participating in the intramural season end.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1967
Page
3
Forty nine teams competed in Richland noon softball leagues over six weeks with six hundred five students participating in the intramural season end.
Bell System lowers continental three minute station calls from $1.50 to $1.25 and expands night and weekend rates. New midnight to 7am rate caps initial call at 75 cents nationwide. Thanksgiving to Labor Day享 extended windows. Also reports casting for Dylan Thomas play Under Milk Wood to be staged November 10 and 11 at the College Theater under Colin McKay.
Tom Alvidrez of Shafter High finished tenth in the two mile Yosemite Invitational near Foothill High. His 10 35 time led a cadre of Shafter runners with Flores 31st Heller 50th Ybarra 60th Dobrenon 66th Burgess 70th as West High captured varsity honors.
The Rio Bravo club prepared a float for Sunday’s Halloween parade at Ray Cummings home. A committee picked the theme at the Oct 9 meeting and gathered materials. The float showed a black pot on a fire with three members inside and a witch stirring the brew. Bud Boggs supplied the truck for towing. Attendees included Carol Cummings, Betsy Bingham, Danny Wilson, Steve Hei, Vivian Turner, Bennie Nixon, Buddie Hooper, Tommy Firkins, Donald Perkins, Debbie Morrison, Pam Wilson, Janets Evans, Jan Hei, Chris Westbrook, Fred Cummings, Bryan Bingham and Tina Norman.
Jan Stuebbe sparked Shafter High to a 19-6 victory over Taft as the Generals used strong defense and scoring drives. Vince Rodriguez and Stuebbe produced key runs while Taft misfired on drives, leaving Shafter one win and one tie in league play with Garces upcoming.
Shafter senior Laird Parker and family toured the University of California at Berkeley during Homecoming weekend. Parker, a cross country athlete, enjoyed the festivities and met former local student Jim Christie. Cal's football team lost to Washington 55-0 as Taft dominated Shafter Colonels 55-0 with strong play from Hoffman, Williams, Walker and Beerbower.
At a special Monday meeting the city council approved a dance license for Project de Beneficencia. The event will be held at Shafter Memorial Hall under official authorization.
Shafter High School Key Club members attended a Wednesday luncheon of the Shafter Kiwanis Club. The Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis. Don Little served as program chairman.
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