Swag of medals at State Swimming Championships
JEWISH students acquitted themselves well at the NSW All Schools 12th Annual State Swimming Championships at Homebush last…
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Sport Field growing for Gold Coast Classic Golf
NSW Jewish golfers are being warned not to miss the annual Gold Coast Classic being held this year on August 21-25. The Radisson Resort…
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MACCABI juniors have achieved remarkable results in the NSW Shell Age Junior Tennis Championships. This prestigious tournament is the…
Continued on Trove, page 40 →How cricket got the ball rolling With the 69th Maccabi Sports Carnival to be held in Melbourne in December, Maccabi stalwart Bernie Gold takes a look at past carnivals, starting with the original carnival sport — cricket
IN December 1924, a group of Jewish cricketers from Sydney caught two trains to Melbourne to play against their fellow Jews. The…
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The renaissance in Jewish swimming continued when David Rifldn was selected for the NSW All Schools team to compete at the Australian…
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The NSW Maccabi Golfer of the Month for April is Brian Fainsinger. Any golfers out there who have done something worth tailing,…
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Jewish players again did well at the 2002 Eastern Suburbs Tennis Association Championship. After losing in the final of the…
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Maccabi Mixed played Caltex, a side they defeated in the grand final two seasons ago. Maccabi won 12-4. Yotam Hatzvi bamboozled the…
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ISC recorded a sensational comeback victory against the Dirty Demirs to charge into the semifinals and keep their dream of back-to-back flags…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: NSW police have launched a series of raids on nightclubs using sniffer dogs, netting over 50 arrests for…
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Masada College students, Julian Flax and Neil Miller were selected for the AICES rugby team from 25 schools as far flung as Lake…
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Marty Knespal won the Individual Stableford at St Michael’s with 39 points…
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The Wolfie Pizem Annual Tennis tournament was held by the NSW friends of Tel Aviv University; 74 players took part in the 15th…
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For the first time in Israeli tennis, there will be three participants in the singles competition at the French Open. Anna Smashnova,…
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Maccabi Mixed played Boots in a game of contrasting halves. They lost the first one 4-1 against the opposition who were a player…
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MASADA College’s 10th annual golf day was a great success, with $25,000 raised. Adam McCurdie of Year 9 became the youngest recipient to win the overall best individual…
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THE Masada Golf Day was held recently at the Monash Golf Club, with 14-year-old Adam McCurdie dominating the proceedings…
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AN Australian 1989 World Cerebral Palsy Games representative almost stole the show from four Australian 2002 Commonwealth Games lawn bowlers during a charity…
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ISC’s dream of back-to-back flags was extinguished when the Pakis defeated them. Batting first, ISC posted a score of 91 with Paul…
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In the Sydney Morning Herald HaltMarathon over the weekend, numerous Jewish runners participated. Here are the Jewish results…
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