The Times

30 TIMES/GUIDE Weekend of September 4/5, 1976

Eagles go against SD in first fall prep clash

The first Dade County high school football game of the fall season will take place Wednesday, Sept. 8, when the Southwest Eagles face the Big Blue from South Dade. The contest starts at 8 p.m., at Tamiami Park, 11201 SW 24th St. Cross-country The 1976 schedule of the Florida Gold Coast Association of the Amateur Athletic Union will kick off with a cross-country meet Sept. 11, at Colonial Drive Elementary School, SW 160th Street and SW 107th Avenue. The meet gets under-way at 9:30 a.m. and there is no registration fee. Other meets and high-lights of the 1976 season include another cross-country meet Sept. 18, again at Colonial Drive Elementary; the Junior Olympics for male and female competitors age 9-17 on Junior Olympics for high school males. Both events will be held at Tamiami Park. Bowling winners The 3-6-9 Bowling Tournament for Muscular Dystrophy came to a close last Sunday and winners receive their awards at Bird Bowl Saturday, Sept. 4. Irvin Krantzler led the boys in Division A, closely followed by Mike Diehl. James Helney led George Rivas by only one point, and they came in third and fourth respectively. In the seven and 12 age division for girls, Angela Cimaglia took the lead, followed by Sheri Southall, Barbara Centeno and Sheila Ingram. In Division B, for ages 10 to 21, Armando Delgado took first place, while Craig Peter came in second. Rick Johnson was third in the category followed by fourth place first place, Cindy Beasely came in second, Lori Fuller third and Sue Neidig fourth. The first place winners will be on television this weekend during the Telethon for Muscular Dystrophy. A special prize went to the youngsters who collected the most donations for dystrophy. Lori Fuller, Dennis Williams and Danny Phillips were awarded a trip to Disney World by the Southwest Miami Jaycees. In the same division for girls, Renee Martin took Golf clinic Fifteen youngsters have already signed up for the Sept. 16, 23 and 30 golf clinics at the Biltmore golf course in Coral Gables, but there are still some openings. The clinic, open to all boys and girls between the ages of eight and 15, will be held at the Biltmore driving range from 4 to 5 p.m., and will provide an introduction and basic instructions of the game, according to pro-manager Tony Mantinan. A registration fee of $10 will be charged, and youngsters need not be members of the Biltmore to participate. Players must bring their own golf equipment. For more information, call, the Biltmore Pro Shop at 446-0649.

Luncheon hostess for a group of friends and racing enthusiasts recently in the turf club at Calder Race track was Martha (Mrs. Elmer) Vickers of Coral Gables (left). One of her guests, Lillian (Mrs. Clarence) Fines, celebrated her birthday at the track.

No love match here

Attorney George Nachwalter, a member of Kings Bay Yacht and Country Club, says he played several tennis matches in college against Richard Raskind. If you remember, Richard Raskind is the controversial tennis figure who underwent a sex change operation last year and is now known on the women's circuit as Renne Richards. George played tennis for the University of Miami and met Raskind on the courts when he was playing for Yale. George says he was lucky to break even in several matches with Raskind, who was a very good player. "I'm sort of glad, too," says George, who has a wife and two children, "that Dick and I never got overly friendly."

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