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Sport, 2000

177 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 9

Holiday tennis camp

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2000 · page 46

Maccabi Tennis Club (Wellington Street, Bondi) is holding another camp for kids aged 5 to 15 over the coming school holidays. The club has become experienced at looking after kids…

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Plucky rugby squad loses to Yugoslavia

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2000 · page 47

PLUCK was not enough for Israel’s national rugby XV, which went down 17-3 to Yugoslavia in Herzliya. In their second game this season in…

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Satan Subpoenaed to Cricket Inquiry Denies possessing Cronje

The Chaser · Thursday 15 June 2000 · page 19

CAPE TOWN, Monday: The King Commission of Inquiry into cricket match-fixing yesterday heard evidence from Satan that he…

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The Eye on Sport Pakistan's Cricket Scandal The Aftermath

The Chaser · Thursday 15 June 2000 · page 19

International cricket last week turned its attention to a little Pakistani man with a big moustache who handed down the…

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Swimming

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 47

GREG Shein stormed home to finish second in the CIS 50m backstroke championships…

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Australian Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 47

AUSSIE Rules enthusiasts showed great commitment when 20 players braved torrential rain for a social match. David Wiseman, with 36 possessions and 3 goals, and Matthew…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 47

MACCABI’S women went on a rampage last week, defeating Moriah College 17-0, with Lisa Schwartz turning in an MVP performance. The other teams had less success, the…

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Sport Israeli sport pays the price for success As Israel prepares to field its largest Olympic contingent in Sydney in less than 100 days from now, shadows are being cast over the increasingly notable performances of the nation’s sportsmen and women on the international stage. It seems that all is not as well as sports fans would like to think — and there is no better illustration of this than the problems besetting Israeli Athletics. Heather Chait reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 46

WHEN it comes to the development and funding of Israeli sports, there are no winners. If you tried to call the offices of the Israel Athletics Association since April, you were…

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Sznajer, Ninyo win Sports Roundup Athletics

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 47

PAUL Zines smashed Emanuel School’s interhouse cross country record with a time of 7.30 over the 2km Queens Park course. The Year 9 student is an all-round…

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Israel's man in Fiji Before the coup now gripping Fiji, Israel’s interests in the island nation were being taken care of by a giant former international rugby player. Mark Schulman reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 22

STANDING 6’2 tall and weighing in at 265 pounds, Viliame Cegumalua has the build of a professional rugby player. Little wonder: he played international rugby for Fiji’s…

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 June 2000 · page 47

CLUB results: St Michaels - David Ordman and W Buckley won the 2Ball aggregate scratch competition. Ordman also won a 2Ball invitational competition, partnering S Isaacs of…

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Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 June 2000 · page 47

LINDFIELD Bowling Club had a challenging weekend of competition in the NSW Number 1 Pennant finals in Parkes. With eight Jewish players in their ranks, the team skipped by George…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 June 2000 · page 47

MACCABI’S women’s team was the only one to secure a win in last weekend’s round of competition, notching up a 13-3 win over an Untouchables side able to field only six players…

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2000 · page 47

PROFESSIONAL golfer Steve Treisman combined with fellow PGA…

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Sports Roundup Treisman wins major golf tournament Australian Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2000 · page 47

UNIVERSITY student Darryl Hoffman is starting to make a name for himself in the national football code. He has fought his way into the Western Suburbs first grade team in the NSW…

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Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2000 · page 47

WHILE country teams took the honours at the recent NSW State Pennant finals, with only one of 16 metropolitan teams reaching the gold medal round, Rose Bay’s Grade 5 squad…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2000 · page 47

MACCABI Men 1 lost 4-1 to Lost in Space, with Richard Shields scoring a try. In Mixed action, Maccabi played a gripping match against their old rivals Herograms, with the lead changing…

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RUGBY : L'Australien Connoly entraîneur du Stade Français

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 July 2000 · page 33

L'Australien John Connolly a signé un contrat de deux ans pour entraîner le Stade Français (Elite 1). Ancien talonneur international (sept sélections sous…

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Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 July 2000 · page 47

LAURIE Kern and Sam Abrahams of Rose Bay continued their excellent form by winning the State President’s Reserve Pairs Championship…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 July 2000 · page 47

MACCABI Men defeated a Hookers side, who were two players short of a full complement, 14-3. Benny Glattstein, Danny Glattstein, Steve…

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