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Sport, 2000

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2000 · page 38

VICTORIA’S only Jewish golf professional, Oren Yearot, experienced the highs and lows of professional golf in the $550,000 Canon Challenge at Castle Hills Golf…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2000 · page 38

THE B Grade “Pigs” resumed at 3/99, scoring 7/348 on a small ground. D P Moses took 1/69 off 9 overs, Phil Yisrael 1/60 from 9, Brett Pozniak 3/85 from 13, Ross Rheuben 1/97 from 15 and…

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Touch football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2000 · page 38

THE men’s side beat Alcatels 6-1, the tries shared by Sid Benjamin, Marc Reid, Dave Goot, Josh Cohen, Rabbi Gestetner and Danny Glattstein. The mixed side thrashed their opponents 11-2…

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Tennis Kidz Club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2000 · page 38

The Maccabi Tennis Club at Wellington Street, Bondi, has come up with a bright initiative for mums who need a break during the day, but don’t know what to do with the…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2000 · page 39

MACCABI B Grade batted first against West Pymble, scoring 8/210 when rain intervened. Maccabi can bat for a further 20 minutes next week. Top scorers were Lenny Roth with an…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2000 · page 39

THE mixed side won its semifinal match 5-4 and will play in the Grand Final on Sunday at 12 pm at Queens Park. Danny Glattstein scored three and Sid Benjamin 2, with Shosh Shields MVP…

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Swimming

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2000 · page 47

NSW Maccabi swimmers spent two exciting days in Melbourne at the annual Victorian Jewish Championships. The NSW team comprised Daniel Coleman, Shaun Greenblo,…

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Swimming champion again

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2000 · page 48

FOR the second consecutive year, Moriah College Year 8 student Yael Galgut has been named overall Girl School Champion at the college’s…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2000 · page 47

NORTHSIDE Monash batted first against Mosman Blue Under-14, and were all out for 62, the best of the Monash batsmen being Daniel Berman, who made an invaluable 25…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2000 · page 47

THE Maccabi men’s side lost its knockout semifinal 9-7. Scorers were Sid Benjamin 2, Marc Reid 2, Benny Glattstein 2, Rabbi Gestetner 1. A match that was there for the…

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Swimming revival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 47

While on swimming, it seems the introduction of the north shore club, led by Julian Rifkin and his mostly Masada squad, is having a very positive impact on the east, with the two bodies…

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Tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 47

NORTH shore student Gina Melamed continued her strong form on the tennis court recently with a convincing win in the Under-16 singles of the Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai District Championship. The…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 47

MACCABI turned on a display of power cricket in the final series of the limited-overs Metropolitan Cup, playing against North Sydney. Maccabi had never beaten North Sydney in…

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The Fifth Column Swimming cheerleaders

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 47

A NEW angle to the 5M Swimming Carnival has emerged. Masada College advertised among its students for cheerleaders to support their team swimming on the day. About 100 applied,…

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Tennis talent to try luck in the US

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 48

TALENTED 18-year-old tennis player Zoric Tolstan is about to embark on the most important trip of his sporting life…

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Sport Powerful Maccabi cricket display Sports Roundup Where is AFL?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2000 · page 47

MACCABI is holding AFL lessons at Christison Park at 10am every Sunday. All kids aged 8 and up are welcome. Paul Stephenson will be there with helpers to teach the finer skills. Maccabi…

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Moriah Golf Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 March 2000 · page 47

A HOLE in one by Gerry Moses kicked off the inaugural Moriah College Golf Day — a new annual fundraising initiative organised by the school’s Parents & Friends Association. About…

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Sport Swimming talent ready for 5M/4M Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 March 2000 · page 48

MORIAH College — defending champions in both the 5M Junior Schools events and the 4M Senior Schools Challenge — will be facing contenders on all sides at the annual…

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Foot Ball Lassainissement financier du football français

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 April 2000 · page 33

La situation financière des clubs professionnels français de division un comme de division deux s 'est considérablement améliorée dernières années. politique volontariste de la Ligue nationale de football (LNF) a…

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 2000 · page 47

FOR the first time in its long history, Monash celebrated its 50th anniversary with victory in the Number One Pennant competition. Cabramatta was defeated 4-3 in the decisive clash, with the…

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