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Sport, 2001

189 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 10

Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 March 2001 · page 39

RIVERSIDE Oaks, one of Australia’s best courses, will be the venue of The President’s Cup, pitting the cream of Jewish golf talent in NSW and Victoria against each other…

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Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 March 2001 · page 39

NSW Maccabi Lawn Bowls Guild expects between 80 and 100 of its players to take part in the first match of the year against Lindfield on Sunday, March 18. There is so much interest in…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 March 2001 · page 39

JUSTIN Dery scored seven of Eastern Suburbs' 196 runs before being bowled in the first innings in the first-grade premiership match against Mosman last Saturday. Dery is the only Jewish…

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community schools N Emanuel swimming carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 March 2001 · page 21

CONDITIONS for the Emanuel School swimming carnival couldn’t have been better as students, teachers and spectators descended on Drummoyne Pool…

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Rule changes make cricket fairer: India get electric wickie for Second Test

The Chaser · Thursday 8 March 2001 · page 6

MUMBAI, Thursday: Following the crushing defeat of India in the first test, the International Cricket Council has imposed a new set of…

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Swimming Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 March 2001 · page 19

THE weather remained warm for the Masada College Primary swimming carnival at West Pymble Pool. Champions included: Lauren Peimer (Junior Girls champion), Sarah…

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Rugby league legend for Maccabi evening

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 March 2001 · page 36

RUGBY league legend Laurie Daley will be the guest speaker at this year’s NSW Maccabi awards dinner at Hakoah Club on March 27…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 March 2001 · page 38

JEWISH cricketers performed with distinction at the NSW v Victoria Pura Cup match at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Michael Klinger scored 67 runs before being trapped lbw, while Jon…

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Israel romps to rugby victory

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 March 2001 · page 40

ISRAEL’S rugby team won its first international match of the season when it thrashed host Luxembourg 62-3. The match was a European Cup fixture…

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women’s tennis. the gold as social landscape

Tharunka · Tuesday 20 March 2001 · page 20

Preparing to serve (2) The ra[?] is down as the left arm to [?] ball (3. 4) ball should [?] at the top of [?] loss and in line…

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Aussie cricket fans, sick of 'neverending losing streak', disown Aussie team

The Chaser · Thursday 22 March 2001 · page 6

The Australian cricket team's failure in the Second Test against India in Calcutta has greatly disappointed the entire country…

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2001 · page 38

MASADA College will hold its 9th Annual Golf Day on May 10 at Monash Country Club. Golfers of all standards, low handicappers…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2001 · page 38

JON Moss scored 23 runs in the first innings of Victoria’s Pura Cup match against Western Australia. Michael Klinger had a forgettable day,…

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Sydney rugby player recruited to New York

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2001 · page 39

RAEL Sacks is a rugby player with a future. The north shore player may not have made the Wallabies, or even the Waratahs, yet he has been…

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Rugby

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 April 2001 · page 35

Le Pays de Galles a battu la France 43-35 (16-19 à la mi-temps) le 17 mars, au stade de France, lors de la quatrième journée du Tournoi des Six…

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Football

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 April 2001 · page 35

Après cinq mois d'âpres négociations, la Fédération internationale de Football (FIFA) etlacommissioneuropéenne ont conclu un accord finalsur…

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FOOTBALL Paris SG-Galatasaray: un match sans enjeu marqué par des violences

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 April 2001 · page 34

LarencontredeLiguedes Champions defoodxtll Paris Saint-G date à Galatasarqy (2-0) a été marquée le 14 mars par de violents incid éjà…

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Obituary Rex Hunt We've Thrown Him Back Football star, Entertainer, Hshing Show Host and Cultural Reference Point

The Chaser · Thursday 5 April 2001 · page 5

"He was with us, but was not one of us. He was greater than we were. He was not like other men. Where other men would follow, he would lead. Where other men would toil, he would be paid to fish. Where other men would say "Farewell", he would say, "Yibetty-Yibetta"…

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Ashkenasy breaks into elite athletics ranks Sports Roundup Athletics

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 April 2001 · page 39

MACCABIAH Games gold-medallist Zac Ashkenasy of Queensland stepped up to a higher level of middl-distance racing when he surprised a clutch of…

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Boxing ban feud to be settled in the ring

The Chaser · Thursday 12 April 2001 · page 3

BRISBANE, Monday: The death of Brisbane boxer Ahmad Popa has renewed calls for a brief and tokenistic debate about banning…

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