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Sydney · Sport

Sport, 2003

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USA stuns local competition RUGBY

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 6

THE first rugby 7s tournament at carnival was an unqualified success, with the NSW, Victorian and USA sides all sharing in the spirit of the…

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NSW beats the odds GOLF

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 6

THE eight-man New South Wales golf squad proved to be the team of the tournament when it took on — and beat — the 12 from…

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Victorians supreme on the greens Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 6

ALTHOUGH it wasn’t a major surprise, Victoria’s win in the lawn bowls did cause the raising of an eyebrow or two…

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NSW reclaims touch titles Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 2

AFTER surprisingly losing both the men’s and mixed touch football titles for the first time at the last carnival, NSW redeemed itself with both…

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Human rights concerns lead Zimbabwe to boycott Rugby World Cup

The Chaser · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 4

HARARE, Thursday: The Zimbabwean government announced today that its rugby team would boycott the sport's…

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Vict win indoor classic Indoor Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 6

INDOOR cricket proved to be one of the surprise attractions of carnival with the gold-medal game an incredible tussle that went down to…

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Tennis fan announces it's time everybody got over Anna Kournikova

The Chaser · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 24

MELBOURNE, Tuesday: Tennis buff Clive Kirsten, 33, of Frankston, announced that it was now time for everyone to stop…

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Bowls report

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 January 2003 · page 31

IN the report on the lawn bowls contest at Maccabi Carnival (AJN 10/01/03), Alan Faigen was incorrectly referred to as Herbert…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 January 2003 · page 31

MACCABI'S mixed 2 side returned from the end-of-year break to face the Bowled Bangers. With the entire squad not yet returned from…

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Looking into tennis’ crystal ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 January 2003 · page 32

THE Australian Open began this week. David Wiseman spoke to a tennis Nostradamus, Tristan Barnett, who regularly predicts the winners of tennis matches — and other forms of competition. EVER since David defeated Goliath…

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Maccabi batsmen strike form Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 January 2003 · page 31

Maccabi first grade continued its domination of the Metropolitan Cup with another impressive performance. After captain Brett…

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Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 January 2003 · page 30

TWO NSW Maccabi Lawn Bowls Guild members have shared the prestigious Eastern Suburbs District “Player-of-the-Year” award…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 January 2003 · page 30

MACCABI’S Mixed Two side shut out The Tribe in the second half of their touch football game to secure a crucial win this week. The win…

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Chester in seventh heaven as Maccabi crush Souths Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 January 2003 · page 30

THE Maccabi Firsts have increased their lead in the top spot with another professional performance. South Sydney began the day at…

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Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 January 2003 · page 20

We started playing football three years ago. We weren’t very good at it, so our coaches helped us learn how to kick, tackle and mark. We learnt through the weeks practising at…

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Marshalling the best in NSW cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 January 2003 · page 32

email: dwiseman@jewishnews.net.au WHEN it comes to sport, everyone has an opinion. More second-guessing takes place in sport than in any other human pursuit, especially in…

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Nederland kleine speler in het grote tennis

Dutch Weekly · Monday 3 February 2003 · page 27

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 February 2003 · page 31

ON Day 1 of Maccabi 2nd’s cricket match against UTS-Balmain at Jubilee Oval, Maccabi won the toss and sent in the opposition on a spongy, green wicket. It…

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Touch football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 February 2003 · page 31

Maccabi Mixed were defeated 11-6 by Rockys Pizza. Richie Brandon scored 3 tries, Danny Glattstein 2 and Warren Rosen 1. Maccabi will now start building momentum…

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The players to watch in this Cricket World Cup Sports Comment

The Chaser · Friday 7 February 2003 · page 23

We find ourselves once more in a Motor Sports Week. A Motor Sports Week is one of those periods…

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