The Coral Gables Times

8 THE CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, July 6, 1961

212 Entries In Tournament At Biltmore Course Sunday

Fifty-three teams — 212 people — are entered in the First Flight Mixed Tournament to be held Sunday at Biltmore Golf Course. Biltmore Men's Golf Association is conducting the tournament with $1,000 in prizes donated by First Flight Golf Co. Bill Tinder, pro at Biltmore Golf Course, in in charge. Pairings, handicaps and tee-off times follow: FIRST TEE 7 A.M. — Jack Millshand 9, E. P. Rosenblatt 14, Milton Cash 14, Ann Funderberg 19. 7:07 — Matt Soltysiak 9, Whitley Graham 12, Chas. Spingerr 25, Mrs. Hilse 26. 7:14 — John Thomas 7, Tony Cucchiare 13, Harry Elson 14, Thelma Brundage 11. 7:21 — Dick Cargill 7, Mario Demontbrun 14, T. A. Thompson 19, Lois Kinder 12. 7:28 — Rene Rodriguez 7, Ray Crawford 10, Ralph Jarrandt 17, Rose Berman 11. 7:35 — John Harlow 9, Parker Crain 13, Jim Robinson 16, Vicky Hope 18. 7:42 — Col. Perry 8, Joe Pesarek 10, Al Glover 16, Dot Allodi 18. 7:49 — Cliff Matthews 8, John Lewallen 11, Lou Reber 15, Lydia Silverthorne 13. 7:56 — Bernie Guerin 8, M. K. Phillipe 11, Jack Goldin 19, Frankie Marshall 15. 8:03 — Chas. Hope 8, Lew Whitworth 10, Frank Marks 19, Helen Anderson 16. 8:10 — Ed Tegge 9, Ralph Hellms 11, Sydney Efronson 15, Mary McCracken 15. 8:17 — Don Knox 6, Wolf Rogosells 11, Gene Hutchinson 15, Selina Glover 24. 8:24 — Chas. Wakerle 9, Bob Searle 13, E. W. McNally 17, Alice Saltyziak 14. 8:31 — Geo. Lucas 5, Scott Mikkleson 10, Ralph Jarrandt Sr. 17, Virginia Kerr 24. 8:38 — Max Kennedy 8, Lou Podesta 10, W. W. Garris 15, Jean Helms 16. 8:45 — Hank Tonkin 4, Eli Adams 12, A. P. Bismarck 15, Angie Sempliner 17. 9:02 — Bob Eilau 5, Lynn Heynes 11, Leo Lipkin 16, Isabelle Curry 28. 9:09 — Frank Flanders 6, David Urich 10, Bill Hollaway, Nancy Brown 19. 9:16 — Ramas Rodriguez 5, J. D. McMurray 12, Henry Freeman 23, Lady Nelda Holmes. 9:23 — James Vincent Jr. 5, Jack Douglas 10, Bob Stargess 5, Barbara Scott 15. 9:30 — Ted Drew 7, Jack Cunningham 13, Ben Rudnick 16, Phyllis Kessler. 9:37 — Ray Whelahen 2, Sid Weiner 13, Mitch Goldman 19, Lady Peggy Farrell. 9:44 — Paul Bismarck 8, Pete Castanova 11, Ed. Leiner 19, Lady. 9:51 — Ferd Leonardo 6, Scott Hamilton 13, Claude Brodeur 15, Lady. 9:58 — Victor Jarvis 7, Ed. Keeley 14, Jim Menaker 15, Lady. 10:05 — Jim Paisley 9, Buddy Sheehan 9, Allan Schwartz, Sarah Cunningham 17. 10:12 — Ken Kessler 7, James Kent, Jane Frazer 14. PAIRINGS, 10TH TEE: 7:00 — Hugh Shillington 7, Russ Geyler 10, Allan Abess 20, Angie Frields 18. 7:07 — Lynn Warren 5, John B. Rayola 14, Mike Conlon 14, Gertrude Weiner 20. 7:14 — Alex Klimik 8, Howard Plasman 10, Jack Lazarus 16, Georgie Miller 10. 7:21 — Carl Kelesna 6, H. B. Royall 14, Jim Barclay 15, Medylin Richer 23. 7:28 — Ben Robinson 8, Bill Campbell 10, Normen Drummond 14, Bev Weksler 23. 7:35 — Pete McGuire 4, Claude Kinder 10, Niles Schuh 17, Daddy McGuire 12. 7:42 — Sled Tinker 2, Ely Adams 12, Vance Allodi 24, Hertha Smith 27. 7:49 — Lyle Malone 7, Tommy Blount 11, Bernard Epstein 18, Gladys Whife 18. 7:56 — Bart Pangilinan 0, Gene Johnson 12, Bob Grant 15, Ruth Royall 25. 8:03 — Bill Marshall 8, Jack Barbalofr 10, Leon Axelrod 16, Dottie Sheppard 23. 8:10 — Tony Tomasso 9, Joe Pecari 9, Jud Smith 19, Helen Spingarr 31. 8:17 — Bernie Weksler 9, Henry Heller 13, Bill Maien 17, Elsie Easton 26. 8:24 — Max Hall 9, Tom Geine 13, Guy Sfaltz 16, Mike Gorman 16. 8:37 — Murry Sims 9, Mike Kelly 10, Jim Callan, 10, Dolly McCarthy 2. 8:48 — James E. Foley 8, Walt Stone 9, Chas. McCrackin 23, Adelle Halpren 28. 8:55 — Chuck Kelly 7, Jim K. Moore 13, Jerry Megna 15, Edna Kasper 15. 9:02 — Frank Bauman 7, Bill Mandel 11, John Beery 15, Lady. 9:09 — Larry Kilbride 5, Arthur Lunden 11, Vera Pefo 11. 9:16 — D. A. Clermont 8, Delton Dollar 9, H. L. Dries 16, Pat Hill 9. 9:23 — Al Carter 4, R. A. Williams 12, A. Tort 15, Ann Roll 18. 9:30 — Chick Barclay 8, Paul Bell 13, Regis O'Donnell 16, Mildred Plasman 20. 9:37 — C. H. Dreppard 8, Pet McLevy 12, R. W. Stockman, Lady. 9:44 — Louis Easton 8, Claude Herman 12, William Charlton 14, Lady. 9:51 — E. S. English 9, Bill Branch 11, Al Anderson 16, Lady. 9:58 — Mitch Miller 8, Art Hilse 11, J. J. Jones 14, Lady. 10:05 — Wes Reufer 9, Jack Christie 12, Bernard 15, Lady. 10:12 — George James 7, Chas. E. Hyatt, Paul Neilson 18, Blanche Rudnick 22.

SLIDING HOME SAFE is Buddy Wilks, scoring on a single by Jeff Olson in the third inning. Their team, Lowry Electric, moved into first place as it whipped Coral Gables Jaycees, 7-2, in a Little League game Friday at the Youth Center. Before the plate is catcher Dennis Thomson. Calling the play is Umpire Charles Albury.

Open Mouth, Open Safe Risky

A burglar's loose tongue gave him away Monday. Police Chief William Kimbrough said Wednesday that Willis Luke Teague, 35, no known address, has confessed to breaking into Cooper Oldsmobile Monday and taking between $300-$400 and an undisclosed amount of checks from a safe. Teague's mistake was that he talked too much about his safe cracking exploit and one of the ears belong to a Miami police informer. Kimbrough said that Teague bragged about going back to Cooper Oldsmobile to pick up where he had left off. Apparently Coral Gables police cars had annoyed him in his work and he left office machines behind which he wanted, Kimbrough said. Teague also told how he was going to break into Packer Pontiac in Miami, and this was his undoing, because Miami police were waiting for him when he showed up. Gables police were to file charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny and Miami police were expected to file charges of attempted burglary against the loose-talking safe cracker.

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'Sit or Get Off' City Fathers' Advisors Named

The City Commission has cracked down on absenteeism on its advisory boards. Failure to attend three consecutive meetings or two consecutive meetings without a valid reason will result in dismissal from the position. The chairman of each board will be the judge of the reasonableness of the absences. Several positions have been filled by the City Commission which were up for re-appointment. O. K. Houstoun Jr. was appointed to an 18-month term on the Board of Architects. Carl Blohm was named to be an associate member. Both Houstoun and Blohm had served on the board before. Harry Baxter was named city structural engineer for a one-year period. Mrs. Jane Lewis was appointed to the Dade County Welfare Council, which is not a city board. Harry L. McHenry replaces Robert Brake as associate municipal judge. Dan Napoli was appointed to a two-year term on the Minimum Housing Standards Appeal Board and Charles Finkelstein, who drew up the ordinance, alternate for two years. Frank (Mort) Guilford, William Wood and Rodney Miller each were named to serve two years on the Planning Advisory Board. Gerald Pucci, Sam Silver and Paul Hinds will serve two years on the Zoning Board. Mrs. Lance Glasson and Mrs. M. C. Weir will sit on the Special Citizens Committee handling illegal room rentals. W. Hamilton Hayes will serve two years and Vernon Hill one year on the Advertising Advisory Board. Charles Powell and Donald Peck were each appointed to two-year terms on the Bus Terminal Rental Advisory Committee. Other board appointments will be made later.

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City Okays 1-Year Pact For Adman Bert Burris

Bert Burris has been awarded a $10,000 one-year contract by the City Commission to be city and advertising consultant. Burris had been hired as advertising and publicity director working with a joint board of the city and Chamber of Commerce. The five-man Advertising Advisory Board will be retained. It is composed of two men appointed by the city, W. Hamilton Hayes and Vernon C. Hill; two men appointed by the chamber, Robert Hildreth and Fred Hartnett, and one named by the board Albert Jacobson. Burris and the board will have a $146,430 budget — the largest since the boomtime twenties — to administer. In a complex arrangement, an advertising and publicity Department has also been set up to extend benefits to employes working under Burris, but not including him.

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