Cricket
WITH the cricket season gearing up, a number of Northside Monash cricketers have been rewarded for their efforts with selection for…
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$2000 Grants for Young Tennis Players
TENNIS young guns Angela Glance and David Sofaer had 2000 reasons to be happy when they were each awarded $2000, courtesy of the Eastern Suburbs Tennis Association Sports Grant The grant is allocated based on performances in the past year, with emphasis…
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ISRAELIS Yoni Erlich and Andy Ram won their first doubles title on the ATP Tour, and Harel Levy teamed with Australia’s Paul Baccanello to take his…
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REBECCA Toblib and Candice Sesel competed at the recent CIS athletics championships. Toblib cam third in the eight-years 100m and qualified…
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"IF it aint brake, don't fix it” is the well-tested expression, and organisers of the Rugby World Cup 2003 have clearly adopted that strategy…
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ANDREW Coleman, 15, has been appointed captain of the Mosman Cricket Club AW Green Shield squad for the season. Green Shield is played…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Heaven sent WITH the 2003 Rugby World Cup just a few sleeps away, fans of the game they play in Heaven had even further reason for delirium with the opening of the official Rugby World Cup store. Located in the heart of the city, the store will be a mecca for aficionados of the sport, with it stocking everything imaginable in the colours of all 20 teams - from Argentina to Wales. Besides selling rugby merchandise, the shop is also selling food from the competing nations enabling customers to sample gastronomic delights emanating from Uruguay, Ireland or even Georgia
Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky John Blodin with guests at the opening. Russell Binkin,Adruab Cardlacos…
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Israelis Andy Ram and Yonni Erlich continued to entrench their position as one of the world’s leading doubles pairs with a win in the final of the…
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Some good signs for Maccabi in their first match of the season, particularly from Mark Brandon and Richard Stevens. With Maccabi tottering at…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Date change for popular lawn bowls tournament
NSW Maccabi Lawn Bowls Guild has been compelled to delay the 2003 Open Triples Championship for five weeks because of a surprise…
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Brad Shofer and Gary Gild have qualified for the final 16 of the A Grade Monash Club Championships. Ira Rosenthal and Shaun Steingold…
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IN the Monash B Grade Championships, Steve Rosen, Jonathan Gratch and Michael Pinkus have advanced through to the…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Students represent UNSW at University Games SWIMMING
STUDENTS Marcus Kornmehl, 20, Cherie Silver, 20, and David Rifkin, 19, represented the University of NSW at the Australian University Games…
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SHAUN Ninyo competed in the NSW Secondary All Schools Championships, coming fifth in the discus, 34.94m, and sixth in shot put, 9.90m…
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JONATHON Moss scored 64 against NSW in Victoria’s ING match at the Bradfield Oval in Bowral, but it was not enough, as Victoria were…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Internationals to test locals at Sydney Bowls Carnival
THE upcoming second MAI Lawn Bowls Carnival in Sydney will have an international flavour with competitors coming from as far as Canada…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Golfers, dentists combine to aid terror victims GOLF
ALPHA Omega held its annual golf day at Moore Park Golf Course. The Sydney chapter of the International Jewish Dental Organisation, which…
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BARRY Miller (18 handicap) won the B Grade Medal at Bonnie Doon with a nett score of 70. Ian Grossberg will play off for the B Grade Medal at…
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Maccabi Mixed Two had a terrific start to the season, beating Backfield Barbarians 7-4. Jason King scored three with one each to Greg Einfeld,…
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THE highlight of the golf calendar - in the form of the NSW Jewish Golf Championships - commences this weekend…
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