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Wednesday, February 2, 1977, page 23 (of 29)

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Checking the trophies to be awarded to the winners in the "Tennis and Crumpets" Tournament are Madelon Raylin (l.) and Margaret Babbitt. Both are from Coral Gables.

Play begins in Crumpets match

The Annual Tennis and Crumpets Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament, sponsored by the Woman's Cancer Association of the University of Miami, began this week at tennis courts around the county. First round elimination play is being held at various courts in the area, including the Coral Gables Country Club, the Riviera Country Club, Redland Racquet Club and Westview Country Club. Semifinals will be played Feb. 26 followed by finals the next day. Finals and semifinals will be at the Cricket Club, 114th Street and Biscayne Boulevard. The tournament is open to any amateur player more than 18 years old, and play will be in two divisions — A and B. Awards will be given at all levels. There is a $5.50 tax deductible entrance fee for each player. The proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Comprehensive Cancer Center of the University of Miami.

Top schools play in UM tourney

Fifty-seven women from nine colleges are scheduled to participate in the fourth annual University of Miami women's invitational golf tournament Feb. 6-8 at Mel Reese Golf Course. Tee-off time is 10 a.m. Sunday and 8 a.m. Monday and Tuesday. Entries in the large college division have been received from the University of South Florida, Florida International University, Florida State, the University of Florida and the UM. Broward Community College—Central, Miami-Dade Community College—North, Rollins and Palm Beach Junior College are entered in the small/junior college division. Coached by Norm Parsons, the UM women are led by freshman Carolyn Hill, 1976 junior world champion, and Cathy Morse, current New York State women's champion.

Gables wrestlers finish fourth

By STEVE DAVIDSON Gables High Correspondent The Coral Gables High wrestling and soccer teams regained some of their lost confidence, as they both performed well over the past week. The boys' and girls' basketball teams continued to hover around the .500 mark, as they both went 1-1 during the past week. The wrestling team finished fourth in the G.M.A.C.'s Southern Division tournament at Killian behind David Johnson (149 pounds) and Frank Zagarino (170 pounds). Johnson won the championship in his weight class by the virtue of a 5-2 victory in the finals. Zagarino had to settle for second place, as he lost a 9-6 decision in the championship match. In the tournament for the entire G.M.A.C., the Cavs came in a respectable sixth out of a field of 17. This time, Johnson suffered his first loss of the year, as he came in fourth. Julio DeParis (159 pounds) came in fourth, while Zagarino and Luis Carillo (141 pounds) came in third to pace the Cavs. The soccer team finally broke out of a scoring slump, and whipped South Dade 4-0. These four goals contrast the one goal the Cavs have managed to score in its last three previous games. Mike Stephenson registered a hat trick to lead the scorers, as the Cavs increased their record to 6-1-2 and maintained their second place standing in the southern division. The basketball team had another mediocre week as they beat South Miami, but were defeated by Southwest. The Cavs came back from a 15 point defecit, but their rally fell just short, as two free throws sealed the defeat by a score of 46-41.

Ladies in low net tourney

Mary Young shot a low net 66 to win the Biltmore Women's Golf Association's tournament Thursday, Jan. 27. Four players tied for second with a 68. They were Mary McCrackin, Mabel Marion, Alice Vanderbilt and Edith Zazofsky. Penny Cullen placed third with a 69.

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