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Sport, 1999

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sport Lawn bowls history in the making

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 September 1999 · page 47

ROSE Bay Club created history when two of its teams won their way into the playoffs for the Midweek Triples Inter-Zone Championships…

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Cricket joins the list of contact sports

The Chaser · Thursday 23 September 1999 · page 20

The horrific collision between Aussie cricketers Steve Waugh and Jason Gillespie has precipitated one of the worst weeks in the…

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table tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 1999 · page 21

CHILDREN'S table tennis camp conducted by professional coach Sam Shvartsberg. September 27-October 1, tickets $100. October 5-8, tickets $80. Includes lunch. Sam…

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sport Aussie sponsorship for top Israeli rugby club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 1999 · page 46

ISRAELI rugby’s millennium season may still be months away, but the competition’s strongest team, Hapoel Netanya, has already begun its preparations for the new…

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Athletics carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 1999 · page 25

MORIAH College held its annual high school Athletics Carnival at E S Marks Stadium. The following students were champions in their respective age groups: Michael Goldberg,…

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 October 1999 · page 47

CLUB results: THE LAKES: Gary Snow (9 hcp) and M Weiner (13) scored 43 points to win the 4 Ball event. Snow…

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Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 October 1999 · page 47

ROSE Bay, with an all-Jewish lineup, failed narrowly in its attempt to win the final of the A grade Inter Zone Midweek Triples competition, losing 22-20 to Belrose…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 October 1999 · page 47

IT was an inauspicious start for Northside Monash’s cricket season when its open team lost on the first innings in its Gordon A Grade debut…

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at hakoah table tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 October 1999 · page 21

CHILDREN'S table tennis camp conducted by professional coach Sam Shvartsberg. October 5-8, tickets $80. Indudes lunch. Sam Shvartsberg 9365 1219, Hakoah Club 9365…

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Coupe du Monde do rugby: les Français sublimes

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 1 October 1999 · page 37

Contre toute attente, le XV de France a réussi à vaincre les Ail Blacks en demi-finale de la Coupe du Monde de rugby, en…

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Inauspicious debut in A Grade cricket Sports Roundup Basketball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 October 1999 · page 47

AMY Meyers was the star of the Maccabi U12 Rangers’ 17-13 win over PCYC Giants in the City of Sydney competition, scoring all but one of her team’s points. Talia Dinte…

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Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 October 1999 · page 46

STAR bowler Gerald Weinberg and teammates Alan Treisman, Harry Stein and Peter Levy have failed in their ambition to qualify for the final of the NSW State Fours…

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Cricketers, lawn bowlers hit form Sports Roundup Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 October 1999 · page 46

NORTHSIDE Monash showed excellent form with both bat and ball to defeat Gordon Colts in the second round of the Gordon District A Grade competition…

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 October 1999 · page 46

MONASH Golf Club will host the 1999 NSW Jewish Golf Championships on November 25. While Maccabi Golf Guild members will receive their entry forms in the mail, those…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 October 1999 · page 46

MACCABI had a good start to its defence of the Doug Walters Metropolitan Cup. defeating both Sydney University and Lindfield. The match against Uni was reduced to 50…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 October 1999 · page 47

JONATHAN Moss had an undistinguished weekend in Sydney First Grade cricket, getting dismissed for an Ibw duck playing for Manly…

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Yugoslavia Rugby Team Splits Citing 'Regional Differences'

The Chaser · Monday 25 October 1999 · page 20

SWANSEA (Tuesday): In a move that experts claim could devastate its chances in the Rugby World Cup, the Yugoslavian rugby team…

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Our new team is drug-free, say Chinese swimming officials

The Chaser · Monday 25 October 1999 · page 9

The infamous female swimmers from China, hounded from the sport last year for steroid abuses, have retired to grow their vegetables and beards in peace. Officials insist the new team is all-natural, if all-mermaid…

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 October 1999 · page 47

ENTRIES, which close on November 1, are pouring in for the NSW Jewish Championships at Monash on November 25. A Grade players…

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Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 October 1999 · page 47

MACCABI Lawn Bowls Guild’s annual clash with Hillsdale was washed out by last weekend’s wet weather, Jewish bowlers will next,…

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