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Saturday, October 9, 1976, page 18 (of 24)

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SPORTS

Former SD grid star at Dartmouth

Former Florida high school standout, sophomore halfback Jim Eden of Southwest High, was impressive in preseason workouts for the Dartmouth College foobtall team. Eden, the third leading rusher for the freshman squad in 1975, was the most advanced sophomore in camp and hopes to see a lot of playing time this season for the Dartmouth varsity.

briefs

New look Tony Mantinan, pro-manager of the Biltmore says that refurbishing, including installation of new carpeting and lighting of the pro shop and restaurant, has been completed. The par 71 course is 50 years old this year and one of its big annual tournaments continues to be the Orange Bowl International Junior Golf Championship Invitational which is played between Christmas and New Year's. Volleyball A volleyball league for men and women, 18 years and older, is being organized in the Dade County Youth Fair Building, 10901 SW 24th St. The League will play Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. Those interested in joining, call center director Nick Conte at 223-7070 Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or drop by the Youth Fair Building.

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SW still looking for football win

By GARY KILBRIDE Southwest High Correspondent With several sports underway this fall, Southwest entered the second month of the school year still trying to develop a winning athletic program. The most successful team so far has been the girls' volleyball squad, which is undefeated in two matches. Liz Francisco and Fay Chea paced the opening 15-9, 15-11 victory over Southridge while Lisa Williams preserved a close 15-13, 5-15, 15-7 triumph against Hialeah. In bowling the Eagles raised their record to 7-1 by taking four straight from South Dade. Mark Martin, Bruce Yanda, and Stan Kodish rolled games of better than 200. Mark McDonald and Omar Medina led the cross country team to victories over Killian and Coral Park, but the squad still possessed a disappointing 2-2 mark. McDonald broke his own school record with a 15:26 clocking with Medina close behind at 15:40. The Eagle gridders took their expected 35-6 drubbing at the hands of Palmetto and remained without a win after four games. Southwest's lone score came on the strength of the passing arm of substitutue quarterback Bobby Owens, who hit Kevin Collins with a 10 yard scoring toss in the final period. The JV team is faring better, winning half of four contests. Halfback Luis Mion tallied twice in a 12-7 triumph over arch rival Killian and once in the 14-0 conquest of Miami Beach. A heartbreaking loss to Palmetto followed in which both squads come from behind several times before the Panthers pulled out a 26-20 win in five overtimes.

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Three way golf tie

Results of play at the Biltmore Golf Course last week saw three teams tied at 211 in the best three out of four balls tournament. The first team consisted of Mabel Marion, Mary McCrackin, Betty Chrisman and Caryl Eschleman. The second team had Joanne Thompson, Vi Shellington, Lois Britton and Pearl Levine. And team number three consisted of Edna Martens, Virginia Kerr, J. Rentz and Louise Gardner.

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