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Sport, 1995

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Moriah hits new high in open swimming

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 1995 · page 51

MORIAH HIGH School recorded its best performance at an open swimming carnival with second place in the Heads of Independent…

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Maccabi four in touch football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 1995 · page 52

NSW Maccabi Touch Football Club will field four teams, two men’s and two mixed, in the Eastern Suburbs winter competition starting on Sunday at Queens Park. Several…

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Sydney MaccabI Open Tennis Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 1995 · page 50

SYDNEY Maccabi was one of hundreds of tennis clubs which took part in the first Streets National Tennis Fun Day last Sunday-week. Club coach Ronen Israeli, along with the other…

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Call for Jewish youngsters to try junior rugby league

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 1995 · page 52

Mike Gotland A FORMER Zionist youth group leader wants more Sydney Jewish boys and girls to play junior rugby league…

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FOOTBALL Le championnat de France La 28e journée

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 10 April 1995 · page 35

Le FC Nantes, vainqueur difficile de l'OGC Nice (2-1) à la Beaujoire le 4 mars lors de la 28e journée, a battu le record d'invincibilité en championnat de France de football - 28 matches…

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Lawn bowls champions

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 1995 · page 44

LANE COVE West Lawn Bowling Club’s two Jewish members Sam Golland and Jack Abeshouse on Sunday teamed to win the major…

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Tennis Tourney

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 1995 · page 43

SYDNEY Maccabi Tennis Club will again support the Jewish National Fund with proceeds from its annual Calcutta tournament…

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Masada College's first swimming representative

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 1995 · page 44

A YEAR 5 student has created history at Masada College by becoming its first Combined Independent Schools swimming representative. He is David Rifkin, who competed for the Independent Schools in the recent State championships…

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AGM unlikely to change Maccabi cricket leader

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 April 1995 · page 37

MACCABI Cricket Club is expected to re-elect its president Danny Freund at the annual meeting in the Hakoah Club on Sunday night. Freund, however, will not be at the meeting because…

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Tennis Semis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 1995 · page 41

SYDNEY Maccabi Tennis Club fielded 21 men’s and four women’s teams in the current Eastern Suburbs competition of which 15…

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Israel out of women's tennis cup

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 1995 · page 42

ISRAELI international tennis took another hammering last week when its women’s Federation Cup team went down 3-0 each time to Romania, Croatia and Belgium in a group…

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Maccabi cricket honours long-serving ex-leader

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 1995 · page 42

MACCABI Cricket Club on Sunday night honoured one of its former long-serving members David Brandon with life membership. Brandon, who is now one of Sydney’s up…

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Bowls Guild Challenge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 1995 · page 16

MACCABI Lawn Bowls Guild will challenge Rose Bay Bowling Club on Sunday afternoon at Rose Bay…

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Heart by-pass man is tennis winner

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 1995 · page 17

ONE OF Sydney Maccabi Tennis Club’s longest-playing members Cyril Baran won last week’s Calcutta Tournament at the…

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Sydney Sporting Roundup New Swimming Boss

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 May 1995 · page 45

NSW MACCABI Swimming Club has a new president following the surprise decision by Beverley Bos not to seek re-election at the annual meeting in…

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Touch football team begins to find form

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 May 1995 · page 17

MACCABI Queensland’s mixed touch football started the 1995 University of Queensland touch football season with an…

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FOOTBALL Le championnat de France La 31e journée

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 15 May 1995 · page 34

L'Olympique Lyonnais a réussi à ramener un bon point de Rennes (M) au cours d'une 31e journée du championnat de France de première division, commencée le 31 mars avec la victoire…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 May 1995 · page 47

MORIAH has been scoring good marks for effort and has shown steady improvement in the first four rounds of the Eastern Suburbs…

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Smh Golf Winners

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 May 1995 · page 49

AT least five Jewish golfers have won first round ties in the Sydney Morning Herald - Club Keno NSW Matchplay championships. They are…

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Little Masters tennis finals

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 May 1995 · page 49

SYDNEY Maccabi Tennis Club will host the finals of the 1995 Little Masters Tournament at its courts in Wellington Street, Bondi, on…

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