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Sport, 1994

194 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 10

The Palms Tennis Centre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 June 1994 · page 15

Ph: 363 1216 or 363 4955 The Palms Tennis Centre, now recognised as the most popular in the eastern suburbs, is now offering a special school holiday package…

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Singles Social Tennis Group

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 June 1994 · page 4

Organised tennis games for all standards, for people aged between 30-50 years, every Sunday evening, 7pm, at the Sydney Maccabl Tennis Club, Bondi. Cost $6. Information Kathy 30-3095…

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Mansdorf may quit tennis circuit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 June 1994 · page 19

ISRAEL’S PIN-UP boy of the professional tennis circuit Amos Mansdorf caused a shock when he announced that he was considering retiring following his dismal…

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Lance Rosenberg's third NSW tennis title

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 June 1994 · page 20

LANCE ROSENBERG had to battle all the way to confirm his rating as one of Sydney’s most consistent Jewish tennis players when he took…

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Sutton’s Swimming Academy Kambala’s Indoor Heated Pool Tivoli Avenue, Rose Bay

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 June 1994 · page 15

Ph: 369 5544 or 018 413 007 Sutton’s Swimming Academy is an organisation which brings to the eastern suburbs a professional service. Principals…

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Swimming Club's top point-scorer

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 June 1994 · page 18

TEN-YEAR-OLD Rivka Goldberg won the NSW Maccabi Swimming Club’s pointscore championship and the Goodman Trophy at its recent presentation day at…

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News in Sport Tennis Popular

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 June 1994 · page 18

THE POPULARITY of tennis in Israel is reflected in the recent opening of the Maccabi Tel Aviv Tennis Centre in the city’s north…

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Sports Roundup Third Round Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 July 1994 · page 16

STEVE Alperstein, of Monash, has qualified for the third round of the Sydney Morning Herald NSW Handicap Matchplay competition…

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Singles Social Tennis Group

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 July 1994 · page 4

Organised tennis games for all standards, for people aged between 30-50 years, every Sunday evening, 7pm, at the Sydney…

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Rebel sponsors cricket club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 July 1994 · page 24

NSW MACCABI Cricket Club has secured a sponsor for the upcoming 1994-5 season. Rebel Sports has agreed to…

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Sports Rugby

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 10 July 1994 · page 2

Héroïque succès du XV de France qui a battu les All Blacks par 22 points à 8, le 26 juin au Lancaster Park de Christchurch, au cours du premier de ses deux test-matches en Nouvelle-…

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Rugby à XV

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 10 July 1994 · page 34

Le XV de France a constaté à ses dépens combien le rugby néo-zélandais demeure la référence. Bien que dangereux jusqu'au bout, les Tricolores ont dû s'incliner (27-23) face au North…

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Boxing champ

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 July 1994 · page 1

SYDNEY boxer Max Pazaky to lead the Australian boxing team at the Commonwealth Games...20…

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Sydney Sporting Roundup Bowls Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 July 1994 · page 19

NSW MACCABI Lawn Bowls Guild is sponsoring a social event at the Diamond Bay Club on Sunday, 12.45pm, when Level One coach…

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Youngster’s Golf Win

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 July 1994 · page 19

SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Paul Ichilcik, who plays off a handicap of 28, won the individual Monash competition last week with a score of…

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Commonwealth Games honour for Australian Jewish boxing champ

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 July 1994 · page 20

BOXING, as a sport within the Australian Jewish sporting movement died a natural death more than 30 years ago, but it didn’t stop Sydney’s Max Pazaky from continuing his involvement in and out of the amateur ring…

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Bowls Days

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 July 1994 · page 23

NSW MACCABI Lawn Bowls Guild has a few vacancies for its contingent playing at Bowral during the Tulip Festival on the October holiday weekend. Registration is also open for the guild’s challenge at Kyle…

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Golf Hope

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 July 1994 · page 23

STAR Jewish golfers Roy Vandersluis and John Dailey have qualified for the Lakes Club championship. At the same time Vandersluis teamed with K. Laskey to take out the Mixed Foursome…

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Bowls Guild secretary wins club’s major singles crown

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 July 1994 · page 23

NSW MACCABI Lawn Bowls Guild secretary Leila Levy has won the Rose Bay Club’s women’s major singles title…

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Cricket Trials

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 July 1994 · page 19

MACCABI Cricket Club, which will field at least two teams in the Gordon District competitions, plans a series of pre-season indoor coaching sessions…

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