Lemoore Tigers blank Shafter Generals 21 to 0 on gridiron
Friday night at Lemoore the Tigers defeated the Shafter Generals 21 to 0. Sparks scored on a mishandled punt, Lemoore led 14-0 at half, with Higbee and Sparks delivering key plays and Lemoore's defense stifling Shafter’s drives.
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Generals
Lemoore Tigers
Lemoore
Lemoorre
Shafter Generals
Shafter
Faith
Keith Harnan
Sparks
Higbee
Lems Terre Sparks
Spencere
Colonels Triumph Over Lemoore Kittens 28 0 on Friday Night
The Colonels defeated Lemoore 28 to 0 in a northern gridiron game. Shafter’s four touchdowns featured passes from Rodrigues to Deshane and Carrasco and a Robnett 20 yard keeper. Bobby Rodriguez connected for multiple plays while Askey added the extra points.
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Colonels
Shafter
Lamoore Kittens
Rodrigues
Deshane
Carrasco
Robnett
Rodriguez
Kittens
Wes Foreman
Rodney Askey
Bobby Rodriguez
Pheasant Hunting Areas Announced by California DFG
California Department of Fish and Game announced five public pheasant cooperatives for 1964 in Grimes Ryer Island Staten Island Tyler Island and Firebaugh. Season runs November 21 to December 6 statewide with Imperial and eastern Riverside counties extending to December 20. Sherman Island area was dropped due to lack of suitable land. There are about 4 250 000 white tail deer in the United States.
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California Department of Fish and Game
DFG
Imperial
Riverside Counties
Grimes Ryer Island
Tyler Island
Staten Island
Firebaugh
Sherman Island
Waterfowl hunting opens Oct 31 in six areas in California
Six waterfowl management areas Gray Lodge Butter County Colusa and Delavan Colusa County Sutter Sutter County Sacramento Glenn County and Merced Merced County will open October 31 1948 ducks geese coots and gallinules can be hunted Saturdays and Wednesdays except Ramer Lake where hunting is daily An advance reservation system applies to most areas with Honey Lake and Ramer Lake on a first come basis Fees are 350 per day or 650 per season General season opens October 24 and the 1 tern season began October 13 along the Colorado River.
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California Department of Fish and Game
Gray Lodge
Butter County
Colusa
Delevan
Colusa County
Sutter
Suter County
Sacramento
Glenn County
Merced
Merced County
Honey Lake
Grizzly Island
San Luis Wasteway
Los Banos
Mendota
Imperial
Ramer Lake
DFG
Colorado River
Generals Meet Sanger Friday After Dinuba Victory
Sanger High School football beat Dinuba Friday night in a league game 46 to 1. Shafter travels to Fuldar while last year Shafter beat a large Sanger team 21 to 20. Auto ownership notes cite 80 percent of U.S. families own automobiles.
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Generals
Lemoore
Larry Strid
Pete Ross
Shafter
Mike Lane
Keith Hamman
Sanger
Dinuba
Tulare Redskins
Fresno
Fuldar
United States
Shafter Boys Start For Bakersfield College In 55 6 Win
Three Shafter players plus two others began for Bakersfield College Renegades in a 55 6 victory over Grossmont College. Tom Ware started at tackle, Doug Schultz at center, Ben Laverty at fullback, with Lloyd Ratzlaff and Bill Mills also seeing action. Dick Witcher played at end for UCLA in its loss to Notre Dame, catching two passes for 24 yards.
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Shafter Boys
Bakersfield College Renegades
Grossmont College
Tom Ware
Doug Schultz
Schultz
Ben Laverty
Laverty
Lloyd Ratzlaff
Bill Mills
Dick Witcher
UCLA
Notre Dame
Ticket Deadline Extended for Potato Bowl Reservations
The Kern County Shrine Club extends the deadline to pick up season ticket reservations for the 1964 Potato Bowl. Harold Taber, General Chairman, says tickets are available at the Potato Bowl office, 1920 18th Street. The game, benefiting Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, is set for December 5, urging immediate claims.
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Kern County Shrine Club
Harold Taber
18Th Street
Shriner's Hospital For
Wasco Earns First Season Win at Corcoran
Wasco defeated Corcoran 21 to 7 to secure its first win of the season amid a November 13 matchup. Shafter beat Taft while Wasco lost, marking a mixed day for local teams. Carl Smith’s passing noted as part of Wasco’s season context.
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Wasco
Carl Smith
Corcoran
Shafter
Taft
Ken Smith Seeks Supervisor Seat in 1st District
Ken Smith, a practicing attorney and licensed public accountant, campaigns for the 1st district supervisor race on November 3, 1964, highlighting his education and background as ideal qualifications.
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Ken Smith
Taxpayer Smith of Kern County Ten Years
Kern County property owner and taxpayer for ten years, not just one year, reflects longstanding local involvement.
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Smith
Kern County
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Bakersfield, Calif
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SHS
Sally Armendariz
Tom Schroeter
Leslie L. Robinson
American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Shafter Legion Post
J. Paul Owens
Congress
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Johnson
Mors
Market Street
San Francisco
Hugh M. Burns
State
Senate
John F. McCarthy
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