Colonels Fall 18 16 in Season Finale at Wasco
Shafter Colonels suffer an 18-16 loss to Wasco to end the season as David Turner leads with 179 rushing yards on 24 carries and 638 season total. Wasco defense halts late rally after punt return sets up final Wasco score. Michigan- Wisconsin note: Neil Graff paces Badgers to 39-14 win over Minnesota in Big Ten windup.
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Richard Froehlich
Ter Colonels
Wasco
Shafter JV
Colonels
Dave Nash
David Turner
Shafter
Kent Winter
Turner
Nash
Yars
Cubs
David Nash
Madison
Wis
Neil Graff
University of Wisconsin
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Badgers
Minnesota
John Jardine
Graff
Wisconsin
Ron Miller
YMCA Bakersfield Gymnastics Classes Listed
The Young Men’s Christian Association in Bakersfield offers youth gymnastics for ages 6 to 18. Boys 6 to 11 meet Mondays and Wednesdays 4:00 to 5:15, girls 6 to 11 meet Tuesdays and Thursdays at the same time, and coed youths 12 to 18 attend Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7:90 to 8:30. Last year the YMCA team competed in junior Olympic competition with three members at the State Championships. For more information call 327-8184 or 327-8455.
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Young’ Men’s Christian Association
Bakersfield
YMCA
Renegades Edge El Camino in playoff clinching win
Bakersfield College Renegades defeated El Camino Warriors 21 20 to finish 9 0 and 5 0 in the Metropolitan Conference. Jan Stuebbe starred as BC rallied from a 14 0 deficit with a 10 yard rollout and a key TD pass to Bob Black on the El Camino 10. The win earned a playoff berth and a date with Fullerton at Anaheim Stadium next Saturday.
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Bakersfield College Renegades
el Camino Warriors
el Camino
Fullerton
Anaheim Stadium
Renegades
Jan Stuebbe
Stuebbe
Shafter Lad
Bob Blalock
Steve Laidlaw
Ted Armijo
Pases
Johnson
Rich Harvick
CHP Steps For Bike Safety Initiative
CHP captain warns motorcycles are hard to see day or night and urges riders to use headlights and bright clothing. The Highway Patrol and DMV released the Motorcycle Rider's Handbook earlier this year with visibility tips and relevant laws.
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R. C. Behringer
California Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Department of Motor Vehicles
Richland runners place in Wasco cross country meet
At Wasco on Saturday November 14 both Richland Elementary School runners placed in the annual cross country meet. D Criswell finished seventh in the fourth grade three-quarter mile run with 5 13. L Criswell placed fifth in the fifth grade girls three-quarter mile event with 5 10.
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Richland
Wasco
D. Criswell
L. Criswell
Kern County Receives 500000 Emergency Conservation Aid
Congressm an Bob Mathias announced Kern County will get 500000 from the U S Department of Agriculture to restore vegetation fences and water storage after September October brush fires. Funds support Kern Los Angeles and San Diego counties under the Agricultural Conservation emergency program with local ASC office in Bakersfield for details.
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Washington
Bob Mathias
Kern County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
California Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Kern
Los Angeles
San Diego
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield
Generals Close Season With 61-0 Loss to Wasco Rivals
The Shafter High Generals finished their season with a 61 to 0 defeat at Wasco against the Tigers. Wasco set a new Shafter-Wasco rivalry scoring record, breaking the old mark by one point. Quarterback Doug Thompson completed 10 of 29 passes for 89 yards.
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Shafter
Generals
Wasco
Wasco Tigers
Sco
Bill McMahon
Doug Thompson
Bucks Blank Wasco 20-0 To Close Season
Shafter C’s upset Wasco with a 20-0 shutout as Tony Pino connected with Paong for a late score. Domingo Lopez, Mike Camp, Randall Lara and Scott Hair were key in the win, preserving Shafter’s 2-1-1 league record and 2-4-1 season mark.
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Chuck Albee
Shafter Bucks
Wasco
Bucks
Shafter C’s
Domingo Lopez
Mike Camp
Pat Boles
Shafter
Tony Pino
Scott Hair
Yaass
Pino
Paong
Randall Lara
Hunters Urged Not To Discard Their Licenses
California hunters are urged to keep their 1970 hunting licenses as a new safety law takes effect June 1 1971 requiring proof of previous license purchase or a hunter safety certificate for new licenses. The rule applies to all ages, replacing the former age limit of 18 and under.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
New Grading Plan For SHS Girls Physical Education
Shafter High School begins a pilot Pass and Fail grading trial for girls in physical education during the second nine weeks starting Nov 16. Students earning Pass meet standards. those not meeting receive Fail. full credit given for Pass or Fail. A questionnaire will survey students, parents, and teachers about progress.
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Shafter High School Girls’ Physical Education Department
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kern High
Secondary Schools of
California
Tarver Leads Colorado Upset Over Air Force
John Tarver, ex Arvin High School and Bakersfield College star, scored on a five yard run as the Colorado Buffaloes upset eighth ranked Air Force 49 19 on Saturday.
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John Tarver
Arvin High School
Bakersfield
University of Colorado Buffaloes
Air Force
Tarver
Colorado
DFG and WCB Plan Proposition 20 Hatchery Expansions
Officials from the Department of Fish and Game and the Wildlife Conservation Board express satisfaction with Proposition 20 and outline plans to use 60 million in bonds for recreational development. About 3.5 million will rebuild hatcheries at Kern River Fillmore Hot Creek Fish Springs Mojave and Crystal Lake to boost catchable trout by 4 million annually and increase total hatchery production by 40 percent. The remaining 2.5 million funds access to hunting fishing and habitat projects statewide to benefit wildlife and plantings along the California Aqueduct.
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Department of Fish and Game
The
Wildlife Conservation Board
DFG
Ray Arnett
WCB
Ray Nesbit
California
Arnett
Kern River
Kern County
Fillmore Hatchery
Ventura County
Hot Creek
Mono County
Inyo County
Fish Springs
Black Rock
San Bernardio
Mojave
Shasta County
Crystal Lake
Wilder Names Dr James L Comer as Chairman at Cal State Bakersfield
Dr Philip S Wilder Jr Academic Vice President announces Dr James L Comer will chair the Department of Physical Education at California State College Bakersfield effective January 1 1971. Comer current Associate Dean School of Education Professor of Physical Education and Director of Athletics at California State College Hayward holds degrees from Kansas State Central Missouri New Mexico and Utah. He hails from Gainesville Texas and has extensive coaching and playing experience in football track baseball gymnastics and wrestling at high school and college levels.
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Philip S. Wilder, Jr
California State College
Bakersfield
James L. Comer
Physical
Dr. Comer
School of Education
Hayward
Gainesville
Texas
Kansas State College
Comer
Central Missouri State College
New Mexico State University
University of Utah
Hunting Safety School Session Wednesday Night
The Shafter Police Department hosts its annual hunting safety school for youths with a second and final session at city hall 320 James St tonight at 7. Assistant Chief Bob Nixon will instruct on firearm handling and hunting rules. girls and parents are welcome. First session was held Tuesday night.
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Shafter Police Department
James St
Bob Nixon
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CHP
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Gow Palace
Jesse Pino
Tom Hill
Dave Thompson
Doug
Thompson
Robert Cruz
Jerry Richards
Gilbert Flores
South Sequoia
SHS
Ing
Carolyn Miller
Our Girls Physical Education Department
Shafter Press
Shafter High School
Monty Maier
Hernandez Gomez
Marty Allen
Steve Wilkins
Louis Valasquez
Terry Wells
Robert Diltz
Chuck Conrad
Greg Haworth
Ron Bergman
Valasquez
Gomez
Jim Rush
Shafter High
California Aqueduct
San Joaquin Valley
Wilder
Cal State
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