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Sport, 1983

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Cricket

Tharunka · Monday 25 July 1983 · page 42

The University of NSW Cricket Club is one of the strongest clubs in Sydney grade cricket. It has established a reputation as a prolgrees outfit…

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An ‘each way’ choice in the athletic team

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 August 1983 · page 32

If you think that’s the end of the Handelsman saga, read on... He stormed home to win the 800m final in a…

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Maurie’s game is “Claytons golf”!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 August 1983 · page 24

VETERAN Jewish golfer Maurie Zamel experienced a Claytons hole-in-one — it’s the hole-in-one you have when you’re not having a hole-in-one!…

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Zeiltocht rond de wereld De van Diemen Golf en kleinkind in Diemen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 12 August 1983 · page 6

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Table-tennis Open Championship University of N.S.W. Table Tennis Club

Tharunka · Monday 15 August 1983 · page 26

2 A Side Teams Championship (Affiliated with the N.S.W.T.T.A.) Saturday, 20th August to Sunday 21 st August, 1983 — Gymnasium,…

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Cricket club to get new captain

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 August 1983 · page 24

Maccabi Cricket Club is to select a new A-grade captain, following the “retirement” of Danny Goulburn…

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Tennis Michiel Schapers Nederlands kampioen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 26 August 1983 · page 12

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Tennis “Cap”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 September 1983 · page 24

One of England’s best junior tennis prospects, Rina Einy, 18, a Jewish girl from Hendon who…

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Israelis disappoint in world athletics

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 September 1983 · page 24

Israel was represented at the recent World Athletic Championships in Helsinki but their athletes didn’t exactly set the world on fire…

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Aaron’s Tennis Record

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 7 September 1983 · page 21

NEW YORK: Jewish tennis hopeful Aaron Krickstein, 16, has become the youngest…

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The Cricket Cap

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 7 September 1983 · page 22

I lie in the drawer here so forlorn, My peak is bent, I’m tattered and torn, ’Twas not always so, may it be known, A cricketer’s head wore me like a crown…

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Real “diplomatic football”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 September 1983 · page 10

JERUSALEM: Visiting heads of State and Government have often indulged in[?] tennis, jogging or other sports. General Samuel Doe, the Liberian leader,…

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Junior “hot” in golf tournament

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 September 1983 · page 23

Junior Anthony Berman staked a claim for a spot in the NSW 51st Carnival golf team with a fine performance for Maccabi Golf Guild…

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Sporting Times Masada athletic champs

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 September 1983 · page 24

The Masada College Primary School athletics carnival has been won by Samson House. Betar beat Wingate House…

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Cricket

Tharunka · Tuesday 20 September 1983 · page 24

The U.N.S.W. Cricket Club starts its Grade season on Saturday 24th September. The Club is fielding seven teams this year and it’s still not too late…

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Mark Ella Rugby — For Sheer Enjoyment

Tharunka · Tuesday 20 September 1983 · page 25

Mark Ella at 24 is the best known and most travelled of the three famous footballing brothers. He became captain of the Australian team at the start of last year’s New Zealand trou. Many consider him the most brilliant rugby player ever to have been produced in Australia…

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Money-spinning golf honeymoon

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 21 September 1983 · page 20

One of the world’s best Jewish golfers is Corey Pavin, the current Maccabiah champion. He’s now on an…

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Close in Golf

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 28 September 1983 · page 28

Simon Nash overcame gale-force winds on the NSW Golf Course to win last week’s Maccabi Golf…

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Lawn bowls social dates

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 28 September 1983 · page 28

Maccabi Lawn Bowls Guild will hold a series of social games in the next three months…

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Tennis club tournament

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 28 September 1983 · page 28

Sydney Maccabi Tennis Club’s annual graded championships could be completed this holiday weekend…

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