Strong win for Maccabi men’s touch footy Touch Football
MACCABI men’s 1 cemented outright second position with a 5-1 victory over the Roaring Forties in its touch football match last Sunday in…
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Fourth of July celebration at Montefiore Home Residents of the Montefiore Home enjoyed an all-American party with hot dogs, American football on a big-screen TV, and rock’n’roll dancing as part of the diversional therapy team’s program to enhance lifestyle and well-being
From left: Volunteer Cassie Tofler, director of resident lifestyle program Nicki Tofler, hostel resident Suzie Lovell. Resident Eva Kaplan…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Rugby clash
MASADA and Moriah Colleges battled it out on the field in the annual rugby clash held recently in St Ives. While the match was close, Masada emerged victorious with Brad Myerowitz scoring the winning try. The final score was Masada 12 - Moriah 10…
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MACCABI mixed 1 defeated bottomteam Boots 15-6 on the weekend with Danny Glattstein and Adam Zinman both scoring four tries…
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IN one of the highest-quality meets in Maccabiah Games history - led by American 17-year-old prodigy Daniel Madwed who smashed four individual Maccabiah…
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HEADING into the games aiming for at least one medal in the tennis competition, the Australians outdid themselves to win five in the masters…
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THE Australian men's cricket team was defeated by South Africa in the goldmedal final. South Africa scored 9-351 after its 50…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pick of the Week Nste Annual Golf Day
NORTH Shore Temple Emanuel will host their annual golf day with a…
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TEL AVIV - Australia’s 11-member table tennis team won two bronze medals in a hard-fought tournament in which Israel dominated…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Sports round-up ATHLETICS The 2005 Maccabiah Games saw plenty of Australian on-field action - and a total of 51 medals. Brandon Cohen and Samantha Baden were there
AUSTRALIA came away from the meet with three silver medals, showing it will definitely be a force at future Maccabiah Games…
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IN recognition of an outstanding season representing the South East District in cricket, Botany Bay Mayor Ron Hoenig presented Daniel Altman, Judd Felsher…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Mount Sinai athletics carnival
MOUNT Sinai College held its annual athletics carnival last week at Hensley Oval, Pagewood. The whole…
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LAWN bowlers Carole Brickman, Pam Stein and Karen Levinson took out the eastern suburbs district triples crown before going on to win the zone finals…
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HAVING just returned from the Maccabiah Games, I wish to share the pride I felt in the way our junior golfers conducted themselves both…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Historic boxing bout Tv Preview the Fight
THEY may have fought only twice in the boxing ring, but the lives of American Joe Louis and Germany’s Max Schmeling are forever intertwined…
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MASADA College, Emanuel School and Kesser Torah College all held their athletics carnivals in the last few weeks. For Emanuel School, it was the first time their primary and high school…
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PRESIDENTS of the three tenpin bowling clubs each reached the finals of the Greg Small and Yetty Bennett Memorial Tournament last…
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A KOSHER fish that ancient Jewish sages said tastes like pork has been brought to Israel. The shabut, which is mentioned in the Talmud as having a pig-like taste, was shipped from Iran in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →‘Star of David’ Now a Boxing Champion
HE has been called the “Kosher Kid”, the “Hebrew Hammer” and the “Hammerin” Chabadnik”. Now, he can simply be referred to as a champion…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →A-League of his own Football Federation Australia chair Frank Lowy says he felt “ecstatic” after the opening round of the A-League last weekend. He spoke to Dan Goldberg
IF Frank Lowy had two dreams for the opening round of the A-League, they would surely have included record-breaking crowds and…
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