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Sport, 1989

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GOLF L'Australie battue par la France

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 10 October 1989 · page 18

Le golf est un sport qui se développe bien en France et les joueurs français commencent à se faire un nom, mais cela l'Australie l'ignore encore, ce qui…

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Un brochet tué par une balle...de golf

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 10 October 1989 · page 2

Un Joueur de goir réalisant un parcoura sur le terrain de Fisc, près de Lavaur (Tarn), a eu la surprise de... tuer un brochet en…

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Tennis player “doubles up”

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 13 October 1989 · page 36

RONEN ISRAELI completed the double in the Sydney Maccabi Tennis Club’s graded championships at the weekend when he won…

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No Chinese visas for tennis team

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 3

The Israeli tennis team on Friday withdrew from the Asian Championships. due to be held in Beijing this weekend, after the Chinese authorities failed to grant them visas in time. Israel's two women entrants, Ilana Berger and Hagit Ohayen, were…

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Northside juniors set cricket record

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 36

TERRY EVIAN and Justin Levy put on a record 70-run opening partnership for Northside Maccabi under-10 team against…

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Gold strikes in junior cricket

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 35

MACCABI UNDER-10 (gold) cricket team collected winning points in the Eastern Suburbs competition last week, but at the…

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Irishman helps Maccabi to cricket win

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 36

A 164-RUN third wicket partnership paved the way for Maccabi A-grade cricket team’s first innings win over 1988 premiers…

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NSW Jewish golf titles get $4000 prize BMW “rev up”

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 36

COMPETITORS will play for cash, prizes and trophies valued at more than $5000 at the NSW Jewish Golf Championship next…

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Cricket: junior and senior results

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 October 1989 · page 40

MACCABI A-grade cricket team needs 136 runs with six wickets in hand to gain first innings points against Barbarians in the Gordon…

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Jimmy Connors wins tourney, donates prize to tennis centres

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 October 1989 · page 3

RAMAT HASHARON - Jimmy Connors won the Riklis Israel Tennis Centres Classic here on Saturday and promptly donated his $20,000 prize to the ITC, of which he became a founding member in 1974. Connors, 37, who was seeded second, beat Israel’s Gilad Bloom in the…

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War is just not cricket

Tribune · Wednesday 1 November 1989 · page 8

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp. Written produced and directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. Greater Union, Pitt St, Sydney. Reviewed by Jim…

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Golf guild does its bit for youngsters

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 November 1989 · page 36

NSW MACCABI Golf Guild is to sponsor scholarships for junior players. President Gary Levien said this…

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RUGBY La leçon des Wallabies

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 November 1989 · page 18

L'humiliante défaite (32-15) de l'équipe de France de rugby face aux Wallabies, le 4 novembre à Strasbourg, devrait entraîner un sérieux coup de…

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FOOTBALL Le championnat de France La 13e journée

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 November 1989 · page 19

Bordeaux est retourné en tête du championnat après sa victoire 1-0 face Mulhouse et la défaite de Marseille, ballotté à Lille 2-0 C'était la deuxième…

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MOTOR Racing driver develops sports package

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 November 1989 · page 4

RACING DRIVER John Smith has developed a special sports package for Toyota’s luxury saloon — the multi-valve, twincam Cressida. The modifications include lowering the suspension,…

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Cricket XI aims for 300 plus

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 November 1989 · page 36

MACCABI B-GRADE cricket team will continue to bat this weekend in its match against Royal Oak Empire in a bid to…

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Bubble bursts in A-grade cricket

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 November 1989 · page 40

THE UNBEATEN run by Maccabi in the Gordon A-grade turf cricket competition ended last weekend when it lost a one-day…

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Executive residence near golf course

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 December 1989 · page 12

A SUPERB executive residence in one of Kensington/Kingsford’s prime streets will be auctioned by Ray White Double Bay on…

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New courts for carnival tennis

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 December 1989 · page 35

FOUR NEW floodlit WA Maccabi tennis courts will be used for the 57th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Perth later this…

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Trophies galore for NSW golf winners

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 December 1989 · page 36

Winners of the recent Alto BMW NSW Jewish Open Golf Championship events pictured with their trophies. (Left) Open winner Roy Vandersluis and runner-up Simon Nash; (second from left) Cowinners of the women’s Open Arianne Koven and Ros Fischl; (third from left) senior event winner Errol Kaplan; (right) C-grade Stableford winner Brent Lobell with BMW sales manager John Hylands (centre) and B-grade Stableford champion Brad Sopher…

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