Course gains its revenge GOLF
PHIL Opit, better known for kicking around a large round ball, was…
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In the footsteps of the Tiger Last year he made headlines by becoming the youngest person in history to represent Australia at an international golf tournament. Brandon Cohen reports on the rise and rise of Perth's golfing prodigy Shane Feldman
TUCKED up in bed after another day of hitting 100 golf balls into a homemade fishing net in his backyard, seven-year-old Shane…
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THE 17th annual woltie Pizem Australian Friends of Tel Aviv University tennis tournament was held late last month, raising $7000. More than 50 players took part…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Records tumble at championships SWIMMING
RISING stars Sara Gentin and David Schnabl were the big winners from the NSW Maccabi Jewish Swimming Championships, each…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Top seed advances TENNIS
TOP seed Jeremy Fisher (pictured) and rising junior star Chad…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Diamond Bay pair shine Lawn Bowls
DIAMOND Bay pair Clive Wolff and Steve Cohen were kept in the dark when they won the 2004 NSW Maccabi Lawn Bowls Guild’s open pairs…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →French Tennis Officials Defend Stadium
FRENCH tennis officials have increasingly found themselves in the rare position of having to defend the legacy and honour of one of the most admired sporting…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Masada golf day raises $23,000
LIKE his namesake, community member John Daley is a major winner - although not in the class of the 1991 PGA…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Golf classic MORE than $23,000 was raised for capital works projects at Masada College after its annual Golf Classic at Monash Golf Club. More than 120 players competed in the event
Graham Michalow, Barry Zinn. Peter Icklow, Aliz Icklow, Alfred Attad, Barry Lazarus. Anthony Reznlck, Kelvan Shewltz, Graham Berkal, Golf Classic winner John Dailey…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Fisher dominates NSW championships TENNIS
NUMBER-ONE seed Jeremy Fisher swept all before him by taking home all the silverware from last week’s 2004 Ami-Co Landscapes NSW…
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REDDAM House student Chad Awerbuch, one of Maccabi’s brightest young prospects, has been named in the Australian…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Healing the new South Africa South African Chief Rabbi Cyril Harris favours a Palestinian state, co-founded an upliftment program for blacks and is a member of the MCC, Britain’s prestigious cricket club. He spoke to Vic Alhadeff on the eve of his visit to Australia
THREE weeks ago, legendary anti-apartheid campaigner Helen Suzman delivered a withering indictment of South Africa’s government,…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →une jeune calédonienne de 14 ans championne de tennis... du N.S.W.
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NSW should dominate the men’s program at the games, with super-fish David Rifkin expected to return home with a bagful of medals. Fresh from…
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Mixed 1: Guns N Us 5 b Maccabi 4 (KTuch 2,AZinman, R Brandon). Mixed 2: Maccabi 12 (W Rosen 3, J King 3, R Shields 2, B Najman, M New, R Benjamin, T Siefman) b Penguins 4. Men’s: Red Devils…
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NSW Maccabi Golf Club will expand its junior program with a number of tournaments proposed for A-grade courses including Monash and St Michaels…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Tennis for Tel Aviv
More than 50 players showed their support for Tel Aviv University with a charity tennis match…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Hot Snow in wintry conditions GOLF
ONE of the masters golf nominees for next year’s Maccabiah Games, eighthandicapper Gary Snow, put his hand up for selection with a great round…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Top finishes at metro championships SWIMMING
ELEVEN-YEAR-OLDS Seby Igla and Paul Khodor were the outstanding swimmers among 14 Jewish competitors at the 2004 Metropolitan Short…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →No thorns on this Rose GOLF
SEAN Rose, playing off a handicap of nine, won the Maccabi midweek Stableford at Camden Lakeside last week with 37 points on a countback from…
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