WA pair captures lawn bowls limelight
THE West Australian pair of Judy Freedman and Mike Zusman took the honours at the 2nd Australian Maccabi Lawn Bowls Carnival in Sydney on Sunday when they captured the gold medal…
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Golf
THE young Australian team performed well on the challenging de La Dehesa course. Under the leadership of experienced David Ordman, the rest of the team was made up of…
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SYDNEY young gun Richard Tockar played well on clay, winning silver in the junior boys’ singles. He lost the gold medal match in three tight sets. Tockar’s sister Nicky also picked up a silver…
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THE Australian squad promised little but delivered much. In the team event, Australia (Sherrie Gelberg, Brad Nissen, Jonathan Goldberg and Mark…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Sport Australia’s swimmers dominate medal tally Swimming David Wiseman continues his report on the Pan-American Maccabi Games in Chile, in which Australia won 63 medals and placed fifth out of 16 countries
AUSTRALIA’S nine-person swim team dominated this country’s medal tally, emerging from the Estadio Nacional pool with 48 medals -17 gold, 10 silver and 21 bronze…
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A mixed Australian Open for the Israeli contingent with most eliminated but a few still competing in the second week…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Summer Sprint to open Maccabi swimming calendar SWIMMING
THE opening event of the 2004 Maccabi swimming calendar — the Summer Sprint Meet — will be held on Sunday, February 8,…
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SHAUN Ninyo, 12, competed in the 14-year 1500m walk in the IGA Australian All Schools Championships in Brisbane. He was…
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THE Shakers scored a convincing 8-2 win over Jersey Cows. Captain Tova Podjarski, Naomi Lazar and Juliet Vesely each bagged a double, while…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Bowlers‘bowled’ by SCG cricket final
NSW Maccabi Lawn Bowls Guild has been “caught and bowled” by the second international cricket match in Sydney on Sunday between Australia…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Arts&Books Golfing history on par Book Review What's Golf Alien & unwin, $55
WHAT’S Golf?, Les Kausmans comprehensive history of Cranbourne Golf Club, is a fascinating read that will entertain and inform both…
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THE Shakers continued their fine form, downing NKOB 12-1. Naomi Lazar was all class, setting up several tries, while Natalie Kessler and…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Northside Monash cricket teams cruise to victory CRICKET
NORTHSIDE Monash Ull achieved its best result of the season when it crushed a strong St Ives McGrath team by 65 runs…
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HEROES don’t need gold medals around their neck to prove their credentials. Wheelchair tennis player Ilanit Freedman is a case in point…
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The Kooyong curse has struck again. Our nation's best male belters of a tennis ball spent the better part of the second week of the Australian Open sightseeing in…
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U15 NORTHSIDE Monash defeated St Ives by five wickets. Chasing 8/151, Daniel Schlosberg’s 62, David Leiboff’s 31 and Justin Seskin’s 28 steered…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Maccabi swimming hots up
Swimmers at the recent Maccabi Annual Sprint meet…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Minor premierships to touch football teams Touch Football
BOTH the men’s and women’s Pepper Shaker outfits wrapped up the minor premierships. The Shakers defeated No Frills 7-1. Gittel Skovron,…
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THE Maccabi Tennis club will hold its first social event of the year on Sunday at the Maccabi Tennis Club from 5-8pm. Cost is $15, which…
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