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Sport, 2002

228 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 12

Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 2002 · page 37

It was a big week, with John Dailey winning the Stableford event at the Lakes with a credible 39 points from a handicap of 3 in wet and wintry conditions…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 2002 · page 37

While Maccabi men’s 1 had a bye, Maccabi Mixed 2 had their hands full against Becks Return. With scores level halfway through the second half, Maccabi were unlucky to let…

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Golf Day raises $26,000

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 2002 · page 23

MASADA College held its tenth annual golf day recently, attracting 138 golfers and raising $26,000. Organisers Rolene Nehama and Cheryl Frank attributed the success of the day to…

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Sport Sachs selected for State tenpin squad Tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 2002 · page 37

AMIR Hadad was the only Israeli to have any success in the French Open at Roland Garros. He won his first-round game against Belgium’s Christophe Rochus in four sets…

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Athletics

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 2002 · page 37

More results from the Sydney Morning Herald Half-Marathon: Robert Galombik 91.46min (475th place), Mark Davis 93.06 (536), Peter Grunfeld 97.00 (810), Val Davis 123.18 (3080),…

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Haarhuis ziet licht voor Nederlands tennis door Leo van de Ruit ANP

Dutch Weekly · Monday 10 June 2002 · page 28

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Moore Park golf Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 2002 · page 39

BRENT Lobel(12) and Ivan Hammerschlag(20) continued the recent good form of Jewish club golfers with a win in the 2Ball…

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Wolfie Pizem Tennis Tournament

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 2002 · page 31

ABOUT 150 people gathered at Paddington’s Palm Courts to watch 74 players complete on 16 courts for the 15th Annual Wolfie Pizem Tennis Tournament. The event was won by Jeremy Fischer, with Ivan Sacher second, Jason Lazarus third and Alan Joffe fourth. More than $15,000 was raised for Tel Aviv University…

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Stem takes district singles bowls title from club mate

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 2002 · page 39

JEWISH prominence in eastern suburbs lawn bowls was highlighted last week when Harry Stem of the Double Bay Club won the District…

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 2002 · page 39

MORRIS Glatter (19) won C Grade with 38 points. Adam Gordon(5) won A Grade at Moore Park with 37 points. John Dalley(2) won A Grade…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 2002 · page 39

MACCABI Mixed 1 has made club history with its promotion to first division after the preliminary rounds in second division. The side…

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Golf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 2002 · page 32

Gary Levien (7 Handicap) combined with son Brett (12) to win the 4 Ball stableford competition at NSW with 43 points. Barry Reichman (4) continued his recent…

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Tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 2002 · page 32

Anna smashnova leads a cast of five Israelis competing in three events at this year’s Wimbledon Championships, starting this week. Smashnova, No 15 seed in the women’s…

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schools Football and reconciliation

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 2002 · page 23

STUDENTS at King David School in Melbourne experienced a “Footy Spectacular” recently, with reconciliation the underlying theme. The event, inspired by Australia’s football…

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Australia races to join International Court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 2002 · page 3

THE Holocaust was cited twice in Federal Parliament this week as one of the reasons why Australia should join the International Criminal Court (ICC)…

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Football preference says more than you'd think Sports Comment

The Chaser · Friday 28 June 2002 · page 20

Football codes are not unlike certain other preferences, my father used to say as he sat me on his bony knee and warned…

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Tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 2002 · page 39

It was a disappointing Wimbledon for Israeli players. Anna Smashnova went into the tournament with high expectations. She…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 2002 · page 39

The Maccabi Men's team tost 6-5 to The Mysters. After clawing their way back into the game to be level at 5-5, the opposition ran in a try…

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Sprot JN Teenager Yudasin rugby league’s hot recruit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 2002 · page 40

YOU can count on one hand the number of Jewish rugby league stars there have been over the years. You may soon have to use another finger if the rise of JOshua Yudasin…

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HORRORSCOPES Guy Zodiac, Reader of Toilet Bowls and Drainage Holes

Tharunka · Tuesday 9 July 2002 · page 40

Guy Zodiac, Reader of Toilet Bowls and Drainage Holes. PISSED…

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