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Sport, 2004

139 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 7

Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 February 2004 · page 23

MACCABI Mixed 2 continued then outstanding form beating Beach Palace 7-2 in the semi-finals. Jason King scored an intercept try to put…

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Speedy launch to swimming season

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 February 2004 · page 23

MACCABI Swimming has begun what appears to be a full calendar of events with its 4th Annual Sprint meet…

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Northside Monash U12 win thriller with last ball CRICKET

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 February 2004 · page 23

IN a titanic struggle, the U12 Northside Monash team defeated the league-leading Lindfield with the last ball of the match. Extremely…

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Chambre De Commerce Et D'industrie Franco-australienne Tournoi De Golf Mazars 2004

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 1 March 2004 · page 33

Les de Sydney ont pu participé, dernier, au grand tournoi de « ambrose » de la Chambre,…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 March 2004 · page 23

U11 Northside Monash survived a shaky start before posting their biggest total and biggest win of the season over St Ives. Sent in,…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 March 2004 · page 23

THERE were mixed fortunes tor the men’s and women’s Pepper Shaker outfits in their major semifinals. The women had another…

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Sport Formula 1 driver going places — fast Hungarian Zsolt Baumgartner is hoping to emulate racing hero Riccardo Patrese in the high-paced world of Formula 1. Brandon Cohen caught up with him before Sunday's season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 March 2004 · page 24

ZSOLT Baumgartner began tinkering with motorcycle engines at just four years old — much to his mother’s dismay…

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Records smashed at Masada swimming carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 March 2004 · page 23

FIVE longstanding records were smashed at the Masada College High School swimming carnival at the Warringah Aquatic Centre last week…

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Change of guard at Maccabi Golf Club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 March 2004 · page 23

BARRY Zinn has stepped down as president of the Maccabi Golf Club after two years. Resigning due to family…

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Northside U12 into semifinals with unblemished record CRICKET

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 March 2004 · page 22

NORTHSIDE Monash U12 played Lane Cove on the final league game of the season, having secured its semifinal Cup Competition berth by finishing…

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Tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 22

Maccabi Tennis Young Adults (MTYA) will hold a social tennis night from 5-8pm on March 28 aimed at 18-35-year-olds. It will be…

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Summer sport at Moriah THE Moriah College Year 8 Summer Sports Day was held recently, featuring mixed tennis, mixed volleyball, indoor cricket for the boys and touch football for the girls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 22

Matthew Loewy, David Sofaer, Robert Gertskis, David Pevzner. Akiva House girls touch football team: Ashleigh Levett, Tasha Levy, Bridget Grigg, Rachel Levy, Marissa Mallach, Candice Burg, Daniella Phillips, Debra Foyer, Melissa Cohen…

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Mixed semifinal fortunes for Northside Monash CRICKET

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 22

Northside Monash U16 restricted St Pius Blue to 2/102 in the semifinal of the Club Trophy. Monash rattled up 1/107 with good knocks from David…

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Moss Overcomes Setbacks to Triumph in Cricket Final

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 1

Tears welled in Jonathan Moss’ eyes as he cradled the Pura Cup after Victoria's massive 321-run victory over Queensland at the MCG on Tuesday. Dedicating the win to his mentor, David Hookes, who died after being bashed in January, the former Sydneysider completed a fairytale season with his…

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Cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 2004 · page 22

NORTHSIDE Monash Cricket Club president Ivan Fuchs has stepped down, delivering a report which highlighted “our teams’ sportsmanship and…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 2004 · page 22

THE Shakers brushed their fine season with a convincing grand final 4-1 victory over the Bondi Waverly Clan. The Shakers showed their great defensive…

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Emanuel: Trans Harbour cricket champions once again

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 2004 · page 24

FOR the second successive year and for only the third time in the school’s history, Emanuel School has won the coveted Trans Harbour Trophy…

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Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 2004 · page 19

MACCABI is looking for touch football players. Games are played on Sunday mornings at Queens Park starting on the 2nd May. Maccabi…

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Triple cricket triumph

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 2004 · page 19

IT’S been a triumphant year for Jewish cricket, with a triple crown of sorts. Justin Dery and Adam Ezekiel…

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He’s turned 100 and he’s still racing

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 2004 · page 3

THE world’s oldest competitive walker has turned 100 and plans to be in Sydney for next year’s City to Surf, when he will be 101…

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