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MACCABI Men’s Two lost its second game of the season to When in Doubt 3-2 (tries to Ben Glattstein and Dean Cohen) after coming off a win in the…
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Sport Over the moon at the Rugby World Cup
AN integral part of any major sporting event these days is the merchandise, and although few have heard of Paper Moon, chances are one of its…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: Nappies manufacturer Huggies today became the 94th company to unveil a rugby-themed advertising…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →RWC minnows say Aussie holiday best ever,"e xcept for the rugby part"
A survey by Rugby World Cup organisers has found that nearly all of the participants who didn't make it beyond the pool matches…
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PETER Reichman is the 2003 B Grade champion of the Lakes after winning an all-Jewish final over Marvin Weinman one up in the…
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EMANUEL suffered only its second loss in two years against St Andrew’s, scoring 105. Max Guerry and Jonathan Salgo led the…
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MACCABI Mixed One suffered its first loss of the season to Feelers, 96. Considering the opposition contained a current Australian…
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A MAXIMUM entry of 72 lawn bowlers will challenge for the 2003 NSW Maccabi Open (two bowl) Triples Championship at the Double…
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I have to say Australia, as Holland is not playing. HENRY…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Around the Shuls Golf day at Maroubra
MAROUBRA Synagogue is to hold its fourth annual golf day this year, in conjunction with Mount Sinai College. Tee-off is…
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EMANUEL batted first against Sydney Boys High. There was a 50-run opening partnership between Adam Ezekiel and Sam Benda. Ezekiel went…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Maccabi footy teams keep in touch with leaders Touch Football
MACCABI Women had a controversial 3-3 draw with Charlies Angels. Two tries were scored by Lauren Broit and one to Rebecca Sheridan…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →A day at the races Punters at the Montefiore Home in Hunters Hill enjoyed sweeps, refreshments and a hat contest on Melbourne Cup day
Photos: Peter Morrison Volunteer George Bluth with volunteer co-Resident Harry Leslie with director of nursing Karalyn Muiray…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Stransky knows how Wilkinson felt Before Jonny Wilkinson, there was someone else who kicked a Rugby World Cup Final drop-goal to win in extra-time. His name: Joel Stransky. David Wiseman caught up with him in Sydney during the World Cup
HE will remembered forever as the player who kicked the winning points for South Africa in the 1995 Rugby World Cup Final…
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MORIAH’S Year 12 team beat ESAM 11-1 - three tries each to Paul Meltz and Nick Lasker, two to David Weiner and one each to…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Teenagers triumph in Maccabi open tennis
THE 2003 Club Championship at Maccabi Tennis Club saw the proverbial changing of the guard with two juniors fighting out the…
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ALLAN Ossip (16 handicap) won the individual stableford competition at Monash with 38 points; Gavin Gluckman (17) won the B Grade Scratch…
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TAMIR Israeli and Joe Jackson won the Division 1 junior competition for the second time. In the latest U18 Australian…
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THE Maccabi Women’s side lost 10-2 to Cecil and Joyce. Amy Newman and Lauren Broit scored for Maccabi. The Shakers had a solid 8-2 win…
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