Siblings win 12 races
SIBLINGS Adam and Rosanna Muniz went home with 12 first-place ribbons from the recent Mount Sinai College swimming carnival…
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Swimming
SHAUN Greenblo has gained selection in the CIS representative swimming team after several good performances at the recent HICES carnival at Homebush. (See School Sport,…
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MACCABI had another demolition job on its hands when it fronted up to Blakehurst at Todd Park last Saturday. With the backs in scintillating form,…
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AFTER six uninterrupted years at the helm, Maccabi Golf Guild president Gary Levien stood down at the organisation’s recent annual…
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MONASH under 12s finished their season on a high note, scoring a crushing 140-run victory over Lindfield Langer and preserving their two-and-a-half year unbeaten record…
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THREE Jewish players qualified to represent Ascham School in the Tildesley Cup tournament recently. The school’s top-ranked player,…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →sport Rugby squad searches for Maccabiah manager Sports Roundup Cricket Dinner tickets selling Tennis girls on a roll Three in Tildesley Cup Big scores in tenpin Soccer woes worsen
SYDNEY’S Robbie Klein was this week added to the Australian Maccabiah Games squad, which was recently hit by the…
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En écrasant l'Ecosse 47-20 le samedi 15 mars au Parc des Princes, la France réalisé le cinquième "grand chelem" de son histoire. Un exploit fabuleux…
Continued on Trove, page 31 →Vous Avez Dit Football ? faites vos jeux, pour dix stades de France
Après avoir connu les arènes géantes des Etats-Unis, où 3,5 millions de billets furent mis en vente, la Coupe du monde revient…
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FIRST there was soccer, now tennis is following the example. Colin Tow, instrumental in establishing the Sunday Seagulls within…
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A SLASHING 66 not out by Mike Meadows was the highlight of last weekend’s grade cricket finals. Meadows was batting for…
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MACCABI Swimming Club officials are optimistic that last year’s field of more than 120 competitors will be exceeded when entries close for the 47th NSW Jewish…
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MORIAH’s girls touch football team took minor premiership honours in the Eastern Suburbs School Girls competition, but were beaten out of the final comp honours by Our Lady of the…
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SHAUN Greenblo bagged a hat trick of gold medals in the NSW Primary Schools Sports Association Championships last week…
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TWO big wins in the first two competition matches is the proud record of Maccabi Rugby Club as it continues its preparations for…
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CASTLE Hill hosted the 4Ball Stableford competition won by Steven Gild (20hcp) and Michael Sasso with a 47point total…
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IT was a mixed bag of experiences for Jewish players in Round 2 of the Tennis NSW 14 and Under Classic Round Robin at Illawarra Tennis…
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MASADA College’s fifth annual golf day, Monash Country Club, May 1, includes dinner and prizes, $85. Susanna Elkaim 9498 4305, 0418 409091…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →feature South Africa's “Doctor Cricket” Immanuel Suttner profiles Dr Ali Bacher, the man behind the quiet revolution taking place in South African cricket
A COMMERCIAL frequently aired on South African TV shows a group of black youths playing cricket on a rough field in a poor rural area. After a few…
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THREE Jewish players are known to have qualified for the Champion of Champions playoffs in the Tennis NSW Junior Classic Round…
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