Shafter Varsity Team Built With Mostly Juniors
Head coach quoted on the team’s youth says Shafter fields 37 players with 16 seniors, 15 juniors, and six sophomores. Of the seniors only seven have seen substantial play, five are in their first year.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1981
Page
1
Head coach quoted on the team’s youth says Shafter fields 37 players with 16 seniors, 15 juniors, and six sophomores. Of the seniors only seven have seen substantial play, five are in their first year.
Council discusses ordinances on alley maintenance and unlawful disposal of old appliances and auto parts. They plan street projects funded by a bid far below the usual 180000. Officials name local players and upcoming events as the Valley Championship nears with community festival funding and depot office plans.
Two men were arrested last Tuesday night after a hit and run reported to Shafter Police. Ramon Rivera faces drunk driving and hit and run charges while Victor Torres is named as a suspect. A stolen 1964 Chevy Malibu from Shafter Motel was later recovered. Police cited other incidents including a burglary with firearm and tools, with losses estimated at $480.
Court week in Shafter featuring Gary Ingle presiding. Mike McNatt, 40, of Shafter, pleads not guilty to fighting in public. pre-trial set for October 1. Ralph Brown, 53, of Bakersfield, pleads not guilty to disturbing the peace and public intoxication. pre-trial conference set for October 21, 1981. Julian Prado Jr., 21, of Shafter, sentenced to six months in county jail for a recurring offense. preliminary hearing scheduled. Past weeks note several Wesco and Shafter high school students have lost driving licenses amid ongoing disciplinary actions.
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