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Sport, 2000

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Touch Football

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

THE season started on a great note for the Maccabi Men’s 1 side with a 13-1 win. The scorers were: Danny Glattstein 4, Ronny Staub 3, Steve New 2 and Benny Glattstein, Simon…

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Masada Golf Day

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

MASADA College has signed up Raymond Weil and The Hyatt Sanctuary Cove as major sponsors of the Masada Parents’ Auxiliary’s annual Golf Day, which will be hosted by…

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Tennis champions honoured

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 2000 · page 48

MACCABI Tennis Club honoured its 1999 club champions with a presentation ceremony at the club’s premises in Bondi. The winners of the various championship categories were: Open Singles—Jeremy Pischer, Runner up — Terry Futcher. Open Doubles—Jeremy Pischer and Petr Despotov, Runners up—Gian Arpino and Richard Louie…

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Sport Moriah steamrolls 5M swimming rivals

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 2000 · page 48

MORIAH College dominated the 5M swimming carnival's junior section, securing 39 first places, including all the races and amassing a total of 376 points, ahead of Masada College (302),…

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The Fifth Column Big turnout at 5M Swimming

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

THE annual 5M swimming carnival was very well attended by the schools, with Moriah taking the honours. Even more impressive was the dancing and music provided by Masada’s new…

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Africa-just not cricket?

The Chaser · Wednesday 19 April 2000 · page 14

The betting/match fixing scandal involving one of cricket's most respected players. South African captain Hansie Cronje, was one of…

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Shock news: greyhound races also fixed!

The Chaser · Wednesday 19 April 2000 · page 20

WENTWORTH PARK, Tuesday: The greyhound racing community was reeling in shock today after it was revealed that some greyhound…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 April 2000 · page 39

It was a week to forget for Maccabis touch teams with just one win out of four games. Men I had a winning chance, but dropped too many balls losing 7-6 to X-men in the final play of the…

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Don’t play football, chides Mandela

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 April 2000 · page 4

JERUSALEM: Former South African President Nelson Mandela has criticised US President Bill Clinton for allegedly using the Middle East peace process as a “political…

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Superb Dickinson makes Olympic swimming trials

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 2000 · page 40

SYDNEY swimmer Sarah Dickinson has put a long debilitating illness, the trauma and injuries of the 1997 Maccabiah Games tragedy behind her to reach the peak of…

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Sport 5M Swimming Carnival Time for Maccabiah huge success again

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 2000 · page 39

Emanuel School’s relay team, from left: Warren Kotzen, Robbie Goldberg, Ari Feller, Daniel Coleman. Moriah College's junior school 5M champions. Warren Kotzen and Daniel Coleman of Emanuel…

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RUGBY L'Australie en Europe à l'automne

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 1 May 2000 · page 34

L'Australie ira en Europe disputer trois test-matches au mois de novembre. Sa première rencontre sera revanche de la finale de la Coupe…

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TENNIS Victoires de Pioline et de Pierce

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 1 May 2000 · page 34

- Le Français Cédric Pioline a remporté, le 23 avril, le tournoi de tennis Monte Carlo en battant le Slovaque Dominik Hrbaty, 6-4, 7-6,…

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FOOTBALL Septième couronne pour Monaco en Championnat de France D-1

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 1 May 2000 · page 33

L'AS Monaco s'est assurée du titre de champion de France de football le 15 avril, à l'issue de la 3 le journée du championnat de Première division…

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Swimming

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 2000 · page 38

THREE Morian College swimmers gained representative honours with the AICES (Association of Co-Educational Schools) at the Independent Schools’ Swimmming…

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Tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 2000 · page 38

MACCABI stalwarts Natnan Chanesman and IIan Kogus continued their fruitful doubles partnership by reaching the final of the NSW Easter Over-35 tournament at Chatswood,…

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golf day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 2000 · page 20

MASADA College Golf Day, Monash Country Club, May 11. Gail Zinn 9983 9914 or 0413 744 935…

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Lawn bowls champions

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 2000 · page 38

A BIG to the Lawn Bwis uGulidrfr tnhir incredible effort at the recent awards dinner. While some clubs of notable size didn’t even put a table together, this club bought five…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 2000 · page 38

MACCABTS Men’s 2 squad scored its first win of the season, when it eked out a tough 3-2 decision over Randwick Vets, with Rabbi Gestetner the outstanding performer, scoring…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 May 2000 · page 43

MACCABI Men lost 6-1 to Uni Gym in a match closer than the scoreline suggests. Steve Linker scored the only try in a length of the field run off an intercept. The Men’s 2 side won a close…

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