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Sport Full field for golf championship Golf
THE A Grade qualifying rounds for the upcoming NSW Maccabi Championship were held on Sunday at Camden Lakeside GC (Par 72). The eight qualifiers to compete…
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The Pepper Shakers scored a comfortable 11-3 win over Team Mojo. Adrian Mueller had an outstanding game, scoring four tries and Nathan Archie had another quality four…
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Glore Friede (9) [?] his tremendous form to take out the Invitational Stableford event at The Lakes GC with a stunning 46 points. Friede remains on the front line of betting for the final…
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JEWISH swimmers across Australia are preparing in earnest for what is shaping up as the best Maccabi Senior Carnival swimming meet in 20 years…
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Maccabi Men’s 2 were undermanned against Beachside Locksmiths, starting two players short. Outnumbered, they conceded seven tries before halftime. Although Maccabi were…
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Jason Shein won the Scratch Stroke Event at Moore Park with 74. Jason Odze(5) combined to win the 2Ball event at WooIIahra with 49 points…
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The 2002 NSW Junior Jewish tennis championships are hotting up as the tournament reaches the business end…
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JON Moss notched his first century at the MCG and second in Pura Cup competition when he helped lead Victoria to a stunning innings and…
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Maccabi Men s 2 lost against DP Panthers 11-4. Tries to Andrew Levien, Ben Schwarz, newcomer Yaniv Klein and Aaron Berger…
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The growing deptn of swimming [?] in the Sydney Jewish community will again be on show this weekend in the Metropolitan Swimming…
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Hymie Munitz(l0) and Michael Conn(13) combined well to triumph in the 2 Ball Stableford aggregate at NSW GC with 71 points. Hymie had…
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Maccabi firsts fieldea first against Randwick Petersham after winning the toss. The new-ball pair of Mark Brandon and Benjy Einfeld again did…
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MACCABI Tennis Club is opening up its courts to the younger members of the community for a free evening of tennis fun…
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Maccabi Men s 1 start to the season hasn’t gone to plan with a few seasonending injuries. It also narrowly lost its last two games…
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THE NSW men’s lawn bowls team is probably the strongest to travel interstate for a Maccabi Senior Carnival, manager Laurie Kern said this week…
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In the real highlight of carnival, 33 swimmers from NSW will go down in what is a renaissance for Jewish swimming in Australia. The meet will be the most competitive swimming…
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Making a comeback to carnival, rugby should be one of the real highlights. The team has been training hard and NSW should be favourites to take out the title. Manager Josh…
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Brad Shofer(5) won the A Grade monthly medal at Monash with a net 70 while Steven Israel (11) took out the A Grade monthly medal at Moore Park with a net 66 and Jason Odze(5) topped A…
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NSW will sending be only seven golfers to Melbourne, which may conspire against its chances of winning the shield. With David Ordman, Roy Vandersluis and Trevor Sidley in…
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