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Sport, 2005

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Teenager among state's best SWIMMING

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 2005 · page 27

AJAX Maccabi swimmer Kylie Lewis placed 13th in the state in the 16 years 200m breaststroke at the 2005 Victorian Age Championships held at the…

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Juniors aim for gold on rugby field

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 2005 · page 27

IF there wasn’t any Michael Cass, there would not be any Australian junior rugby team to compete at this year’s Maccabiah Games…

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Sport WA pair captures lawn bowls glory

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 2005 · page 28

WESTERN Australian state representative Michael Zusman jokes that he would never have won two successive pairs gold medals at Maccabi…

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life Waves of chaos, hearts of gold Following the chaos and devastation of Asia’s Boxing Day tsunami came stories of survival and humanity. Darren Levin reports on how members of the Jewish community have volunteered to help those hit by the disaster

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 2005 · page 1

It was supposed to be a month of rest and relaxation, but for Antony Michael and Seon Rozenblum their Thailand vacation was over before…

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Heideman fourth in Victoria SWIMMING

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 27

MELBOURNE swimmer Ross Heideman recorded a spectacular personal best time of 1:21.90 to be placed fourth in the 12 years 100m…

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Maccabiah Games Tennis Team

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 26

HEADED by five-time Maccabiah representative Ronen Israeli as section manager (and masters manager), the Australian team represents a mix of…

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Tennis: a sport for all ages

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 26

DAVID Sofaer is one of the new generation in Australian Jewish tennis circles. At just 13, Sofaer has been mixing…

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Litinsky inspires First XI fightback CRICKET

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 25

MELBOURNE — The Maccabi Ajax Cricket Club First XI scored a muchneeded win in its one-day match away to North Caulfield/Glenhuntly…

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Israeli tennis mourns the passing of its president

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 25

FREDDIE Krivine, the president of the Israel Tennis Association (ITA), died last Friday morning at the age of 84. Krivine, who recently suffered a…

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Hot Todd on the road to Maccabiah glory One of Australia's top junior tennis players, Todd Schulberg, has his eyes firmly fixed on a gold medal at the Maccabiah Games. He spoke to Brandon Cohen

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 26

A CHANCE encounter with one of the world’s greatest tennis players in — of all places — the Melbourne Park change rooms set young Victorian…

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The comeback girl is back at the Open Israeli tennis champion Tzipi Obziler is back at the Australian Open, but it was only a stroke of luck that brought her out of retirement in 2002. Frankie Sachs reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 January 2005 · page 22

TENNIS returned to the headlines this week as the season got off to an exciting start with the year’s first grand slam, the…

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Junior carnival highlights The 23rd Maccabi Junior Carnival was enjoyed by more than 700 young competitors. Highlights included beach volleyball, basketball and tennis tournaments. Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 January 2005 · page 7

From Left: Seth Maserow, Darren Hosiosky, Megan and…

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Under-16s on fire CRICKET

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 February 2005 · page 23

NORTHSIDE Monash under-16s continued their good form of last year with another superb all-round performance against Roseville Kangas at…

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Life in the West Charity cricket day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 February 2005 · page 8

PERTH Maccabi cricket club will hold a charity cricket match to raise funds for tsunami victims on Sunday, February 6, 9.30am…

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Guild Bowls for Tsunami Appeal

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 February 2005 · page 22

MACCABI NSW Lawn Bowls Guild will donate proceeds from the 2005 Maccabi Open Triples Championship on Sunday, March 13 at the Double Bay…

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Bowlers to receive new uniforms Lawn Bowls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 February 2005 · page 22

MACCABI NSW lawn bowlers will receive free new-look playing shirts and matching caps at the 34th annual general meeting on Sunday,…

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Monash cruises to victory CRICKET

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 February 2005 · page 22

NORTHSIDE Monash under-16s put in a top all-round batting, bowling and fielding performance to easily beat Lindfield Slater by nine wickets…

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Teenagers reach finals SWIMMING

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 February 2005 · page 23

AUSTRALIAN Maccabiah Games team member Greg Shein and 13-year-old Tunc Kaplan were the only Jewish finalists at the NSW…

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Easts Rugby Supports Maccabiah

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 February 2005 · page 22

EASTERN Suburbs Junior Rugby Union Club has donated $1000 to help the Australian junior rugby team compete at the Maccabiah Games in…

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Life in the West Charity cricket match

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 February 2005 · page 11

PERTH Maccabi Cricket Club held a tsunami relief charity cricket day at the Maccabi memorial grounds on Sunday, February 6…

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