Waterfowl Hunting Yields Strong Baskets in State Areas
A statewide average of 3.7 birds per hunter on waterfowl management areas since October 11th. Merced area opened November 8th produced 6.8 birds per hunter, Gray Lodge averaged four, with totals through November 9th of 63 072 ducks 337 geese and 610 coots. Unseasonably warm weather kept many birds from migrating north.
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Do Ge of Fish and Game
Merced
Gray Lodge
Hunters Urged to Return Leg Bands
California hunters are urged to return leg bands taken from ducks and geese killed during the hunting season. Return to the California Department of Fish and Game or the U S Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington D C. Include species, date, place, and shooter details with the band.
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California
California Department of Fish and Game
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington, D. C
Shafter Man J E Bergen Undergoes Surgery at Kern General
J E Bergen of Shafter was admitted to Kern General Hospital on Wednesday November 12 for surgery. He is reported to be recovering well and hopes to be home in about a week.
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J. E. Bergen
Shafter
Kern General Hospital
Shafter Falls to Wasco 14-13 Ends 1958 Season Winless
Wasco High Tigers edged Shafter High Generals 14 to 13 in a rain soaked finale. Gentry scored twice for Wasco while John Ross and Ray Florez sparked Shafter drives. Wasco held 195 total yards to Shafter 195 with two late big plays including a 54 yard pass and run.
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Shafter
Wasco High Tigers
Generals
Gentry
Tigers
Qoback
Bob Irwin
John Ross
Ray Florez
Bill Dauphin
General
Henry Hester
Ross
Wasco
Arnold Gentry
Tiger
Leon Standridge
Irwin
Robert Borton
Standridge
Eskew
Billy Schacht
Jim Ryan
Ryan
Shafter High Generals
Colonels Hand Wasco Cubs First Defeat of League Play
The Shafter High Colonels led by Tom Colvard and Bill Dixon defeated the Wasco High Cubs 12-6 for their first league loss. Key early breaks set up two early Colonels scores, while Wasco fought back with a 31 yard burst by Patrick before time expired in the first quarter.
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Colonels Hand
Wasco Cubs
Colonels
Shafter High Colonels
Tom Colvard
Bill Dixon
Wasco High Cubs
Jim Webb
Cub
Jim Ebling
Wayne Trammell
Cubs
Prooful
Patrick
Ricky Swan
Colonel
Osborn
Webb
Move to Madera Family Relocates from Shafter
Mr and Mrs Allen Warkentin and their year and a half old son Craig now reside in Madera moving from Shafter. Their help came from Otto and Mrs Becker the parents of Mrs Warkentin. Warkentin works at Safe Way Store and the family’s new address is 312 NM Street.
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Madera
Allen Warkentin
Craig
Shafter
Otto Becker
Warkentin
Safeway
N.M. St
Richland Boys Capture League Titles in North Kern Football Leagues
The Richland boys dominate multiple leagues with champions in B and C and second place in A and D. The C team finished undefeated and unscored on. Players include Laverty Bryant Harris Schultz Colvard Ball Powell Sellars Rugbenberg Warren Shadwick Johnston Cook Luker Crum Borjon and thianaton. Don Murfin to coach next on Saturday basketball. Final North Kern standings follow.
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Richland Boys
Ben Laverty
Bruce Bryant
John Harris
Doug Schultz
Paul Colvard
Wayne Ball
Dave Powell
Gary Sellars
Steve Rugbenberg
Ray Warren
Dennis Shadwick
Mike Johnston
Dale Cook
Don Luker
Don Crum
Rubin Borjon
Keithensthianat
Don Murfin
North Kern
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