Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Times
Saturday, January 22, 1977, page 19 (of 24)
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TIMES/GUIDE
Weekend of January 22/23, 1977 TIMES/GUIDE 19
Two last second baskets lift Cavaliers over Coral Park SPORTS
By STEVE DAVIDSON Correspondent Coral Gables High School athletics fell into an unfamiliar role, as it suffered through two mediocre weeks in a row. The combined record for all sports is 8-1-1 over the past two weeks. The boys' basketball team won two games and lost one to raise its record to 6-7. They defeated Coral Park 52-51, as the Cavs hit a basket with two seconds to play to secure the win. Terry Carmichael and Ken "peanut" Jenkins paced the attack with 15 points each. Columbus defeated the Cavs 69-57 to offset a 22 point effort by forward Ron McGhaee and 12 points from Anthony Russell. The Cavs finished the week by thrashing the Southridge Spartans 74-52. The point total was the highest the Cavs have achieved yet this year. The girls' basketball team won one game and lost another to make their record 3-2. The girls defeated Miami Beach 55-49 as Sandra Wells led the scorers with 26 points, and Andreu Masdeu added 14. The Cavs then dropped a 44-29 decision to unbeaten Killian. The wrestling team also won one and lost one during the week. They lost to South Dade 32-28, as the Rebels kept its grip on first place in the district. The Cavs then trounced Miami High 56-9 as Alex Audain, Eddy Aurro, Andy Harrison, David Johnson and John Michaels all won by pin. The soccer team fell from the ranks of the unbeaten, as they lost a 2-1 game to unbeaten and defending state titlelists North Miami Beach. Mike Stephenson scored the Cavs' only goal with 3:22 to play in the first period as Coral Gables unsuccessfully tried to avenge the state final loss to North Miami Beach. The Cavs also were tied by Coral Park 0-0 as their record fell to 5-1-1. Goalie Joe Ortega registered his third shut-out of the year.
UM baseball team faces tough foes
A 53 game regular season baseball schedule faces the University of Miami Hurricanes this year - and of the 22 college foes on the slate, 19 posted winning records in 1976. The season opens on the road, Miami playing twice in Deland against Stetson Feb. 18 and 19. First regular season games, at home. at Mark Light, come the afternoons of Feb. 22 and 23 against St. Leo. The new stands at Mark Light will be dedicated against Florida the night of Feb. 25. This year's spring tournament will run for one week, starting Mar. 21. The field includes, in addition to Miami, University of Maine, which had two victories in 1976 College World Series at Omaha; University of Massachusetts, which finished next behind Maine in the Yankee conference a year ago, and perenniel playoff contender, Southern Illinois. Miami's pivotal series with arch rival Florida State University opens with two games in Tallahassee April 19 and 20.
Golfer scores ace
Ann Roll scored a hole-in-one Thursday, Jan. 13, during a low gross tournament held by the Biltmore Women's Golf Association. Mrs. Roll's ace came on the 141-yard, second hole at the Biltmore Golf Course. She used a four wood. In tournament play, Mary G. Brown shot a low gross 83 to take first place in the Championship class. MaryAnne Peck was second with an 86. An 89 by Edna Martens was good for first place in the "A" class and a 94 by Mabel Eisenhart took second place. In the "B" class, Penny Cullen and Caryl Eschelman tied for first with a 98. Flo Everham was second with a 102. And in the "C" class, Helen Spingarn shot a 104 for first place and Harriet Lewis and Mabel Marion tied for second with a 108.
Open AAU meet set for Palmetto
A track meet, open to all AAU members, will be held Sunday, Feb. 20 at Palmetto Senior High School, 7460 SW 77th Ave. Sponsored by the Miami Run for Fun Track Club and Sportorama of South Dade, the meet will be divided into three divisions: male, female and masters. Contestants will run over a 26 mile, 385 yard course, and the starting time will be 7:30 a.m. There will also be a 25 kilometer race walk. The entry fee is $3 per contestant with a late fee of $5. Contestants must register by 9 p.m. Feb. 12. The late entry deadline is 9 p.m. Feb. 19. Mail entry forms and fees to Meet Director, Eli Gagich, 10852 N. Kendall Dr. Apt. 212, Miami 33176. Fees can be paid in cash, certified check or money order made out to the Miami Run for Fun Track Club.
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