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Sport, 1989

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Experience tells in NSW tennis titles

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 June 1989 · page 32

EXPERIENCED Sharron Naidel won the Hakoah-NSW Women’s Open Jewish title at the Maccabi Courts on Sunday…

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Golf course on doorstep at St Ives

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 June 1989 · page 10

A TWO-storey home at 59 Pentecost Avenue, St Ives, with panoramic views of Pymble Golf Course, will be auctioned by…

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TENNIS Maccabiah versus Wimbledon

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 July 1989 · page 35

ISRAEL’S TOP tennis referee Danny Gelley has chosen the 13th Maccabiah Games in preference to officiating at the prestigious…

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TENNIS Only Mansdorf is missing

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 July 1989 · page 36

TENNIS is one of the higheststandard sports of the 19th Maccabiah, with all but one of Israel’s Davis Cup players competing…

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Six athletics records smashed

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 July 1989 · page 28

SIX RECORDS fell in the annual Moriah College athletics carnival at Hensley Athletics Stadium. Allon Mizrachi topped the list…

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Tennis

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 10 July 1989 · page 19

L'Américain Michael Chang, 17 ans, est devenu le plus jeune vainqueur du simple messieurs des Internationaux de France de tennis en battant en finale…

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RUGBY Le XV de France chez les kiwis : un fiasco

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 10 July 1989 · page 19

En Nouvelle-Zélande, le XV de France mené par Jacques Fouroux a rencontré deux fois les All Blacks. Il a perdu les deux fois…

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FOOTBALL La coupe de France pour Marseille

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 10 July 1989 · page 19

• Marseille a fêté dans le délire le dimanche 11 juin son équipe de football après France : 40 000 personnes au stadevélodrome…

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TT-Races Assen De Grote Prijs van Nederland

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 10 July 1989 · page 14

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Lawn Bowls Silver medal in bowls pairs

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 July 1989 · page 34

AUSTRALIA’S lawn bowlers Rod Davies and David Blumberg caused a major upset at the 13th Maccabiah when they defeated…

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TENNIS Australian men bow out of tennis

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 July 1989 · page 33

AS EXPECTED, Australia made a swift exit from the open men’s tennis in the third round at the 13th Maccabi Games…

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SWIMMING Double gold for Weiss

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 July 1989 · page 34

SYDNEY swimmer Layla Weiss won two junior gold medals within 10 minutes on Sunday night…

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SWIMMING Junior grabs a silver

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 July 1989 · page 35

SWIMMER Layla Weiss won Australia’s first Junior Maccabiah medal when she took silver in the 100 metre girls (15…

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GOLF One under par

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 July 1989 · page 33

AUSTRALIAN golfer Roy Vandersluis returned to his best form with a one under par 72 at the Caesarea course in the first round…

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Table Tennis Aussie trio miss cut

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 July 1989 · page 34

AUSTRALIA’S men's table tennis trio — Ariel Bud, Darren Lurie and David Segal — just failed to make the cut-off for the…

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CRICKET Cricketers strive to retain gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 July 1989 · page 35

AUSTRALIA defeated the Rest of the World 2nd XI on Sunday by six wickets and improved its hopes of retaining the Maccabiah…

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Lawn Bowls Benveniste beats world-ranked Bransky

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 July 1989 · page 35

AUSTRALIA may have finished short in medals at the 13th Maccabi Games lawn bowls, but young Adelaide bowler Gary…

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Sport GOLF Bogeyman steals the gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 July 1989 · page 33

A DISASTROUS final five holes cost Australia’s Roy Vandersluis the 13th Maccabiah golf gold medal at the Caesarea Course…

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TENNIS Double gold for Pam Sacks

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 July 1989 · page 34

ONE-TIME Melbourne women’s carnival and Ajax Tennis Club pennant star Pam Sacks showed she has lost none of her talent on…

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CRICKET Cricketers hit for six — miss gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 July 1989 · page 35

AUSTRALIA failed to retain its cricket title when it went down to Rest of the World I by four wickets in the final at Ashdod…

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