The Coral Gables Times

2 Youth Center Football Teams in Bowl

What a team! No, what two great teams. That won't do. It's four Gables teams, two of them in the Junior Orange Bowl games. And that's the way the ball, a football, bounced this year at the Coral Gables Youth Center. Four teams rolled over their opposition. From four divisions, three teams won their championships and the fourth landed in second place. The 95-pounders scored 226 points against their opponents' 12 for a season record of 12 wins. They're coached by Red Berry and George Pringle. The 115-pounders, coached by Vern Tinsman and Al Kumanchik, won 10 games and lost one. They allowed their opponents 37 points, but against this scored 210. Winning the championship in the Inter-City Athletic Conference means that both the 95 and 115-pounders will play in the Junior Orange Bowl Dec. 28 at Central Stadium. International Petroleum and the Coral Gables Jaycees sponsor the 95 and 115-pounders, respectively. The third division champion is the Coral Gables Police Benevolent Association unlimited team which finished the season with nine wins and one loss. Head coach was Joe Atwood. The 140-pounders, sponsored by the Youth Center, ran up a season's ledger of eight wins, one defeat and one tie. Six players from the 140-pounders were named to the Southern Football Conference All-Star team. They're Jim Searle, Buddy Wilkes, David Becham, Steve Spooner, Richard Starling and Bill McWhorter.

We Do It Right!

Gables teams set a record this year when they won all the division championships (three) in the Inter-City Athletic Conference plus the division championship in their weight class in the Southern Athletic Conference, the other league. Thus, it will be all-Gables in the games late this month. Our boys will furnish half the opposition in both games of the doubleheader at Central Stadium.

Here's the Team Of 115-Pounders

Here are the team members of the 115-pound team, sponsored by the Gables Jaycees: Pedro Alvarez, Mark Verletich, Ron Beolet, Steve Bradshaw, Robert J. Brown, James Cox, Donald Davies, Alan del Forn. John Faix, Joe Fernandez, Peter Francazi, Jim Gardner, Peter Gimborvys, Norris Gwin, Doublas Hair, Gary Hildebrandt. Howard Kellett, William Little, Ken Minton, Wayne McNany, Jim Patterson, Bob Raley, John Rotunno, Ray Willis, Mike Wurth, Manuel Vidal and Oscar Vila.

These Are Boys On 95-Lb. Squad

Boys on the 95-pound team, sponsored by International Petroleum Co., are: John Benitez, Terry Bob, Allan Bonderud, Eldon Beretz, Pud Cain, Tom Carlsen, Kim Cornell. Donald Day, William Dellow, Richard Denning, Pat Fantis, Richard Freeburg, Mike Fronk, Joel Furnar, Andy Golay, John Hadley. John Hanly, Kris Kimel, Danny Kirkpatrick, Bob Moorman, Taylor NeSmith, Ralph Ortega, Tony Ortega, Victor Pantin. Richard Papy, John Starling, George Tillotson, Martin Covell, and Vance Breetz, the manager.

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We Get A Number

The Federal Government, which does most everything by the numbers, gave a number to Coral Gables last week. This is one on its application for a $320,000 loan on the proposed SS-8 Sanitary Sewer District and will be used as a reference in future correspondence between the City and the Federal Government, said City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. But no word has been received on whether the City will receive approval on the sewer district, bounded by Red Road, Sunset Drive, South Dixie Highway and an irregular boundary along the commercial area, Hardee Road and Maynada Avenue.

Concert Sunday

Amahl and the Night Visitors will be the featured work in the annual Christmas Concert to be presented Sunday by the University of Miami School of Music and Dade County Commission. The 2:30 p.m. concert, open without charge, will be held in Dade County Auditorium. Dr. Joseph E. Youngblood, assistant professor of music at the UM, will conduct the program which also will include Christmas music performed by a chorus and a symphonic band of student musicians. Featured performers in Amahl, the now classic Christmas opera composed by Gian Carlo Menotti for television performance, will be: Diane Dupuy, as Amahl; Natasha Martin, Mother; Allan Yuda-eufski, Ray Garcia and John Due.

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