Wolfie Pizem Tennis Tournament Seventy-two players participated in the 20th annual Wolfie Pizem Tennis Tournament on May 7 at Palms Courts, Paddington, which was organised by the Australian Friends of Tel Aviv University
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 May 2006 · page 12
John and Michelle Landerer. All and Dara Minbashian…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →TlGKETSl Fôr the Rugby Wôrîd Cup 2007
Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 June 2006 · page 13
The Embassy of France would like to advise that the online individual match tickets for the2007Rugby World Cup tou ment are available atwww.rugbyworldcup.com/EN/Home/ fans are able to purchase individual tickets in any price cate…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Maccabi loses to late try RUGBY
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 2006 · page 22
WITHOUT injured South African imports Trevor Crouse and Brad Sewitz, Maccabi narrowly lost to fourth-placed Bronte Savers 11-12 for…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Football, Germany and memory
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2006 · page 14
IT was Bill Shankly, the famous Scottish-born manager of Liverpool Football Club, who encapsulated the irrational emotions that are gripping billions of people around the globe this week. Football, he once said, was not a matter of life and death: it’s much more important than…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Ehrlich named in NSW tennis team
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2006 · page 23
RISING young tennis star Romy Ehrlich has proven herself as one of Australia’s top players in her age group…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Best of the Web Football Bloggers [?]ajn.com.au
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2006 · page 2
OUR two soccer bloggers have arrived in Germany for the World Cup. Even before the kick-off in Australia’s first match, they have filed their first blogs on ajn.com.au…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →World Cup widows While most of Australia eagerly awaits the opening of the month-long football feast otherwise known as the World Cup, a not insignificant number of people are dreading June 9, writes Sharon Labi
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2006 · page 2
FOR soccer (sorry, football) freaks like my husband, June 9 marks the beginning of a month of pure ecstasy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Frank’s fanatics The long road to the World Cup began in a boardroom back in 2003 when Frank Lowy assembled six people to help him revive Australian football. Dan Goldberg spoke to Lowy, his deputy Brian Schwartz and head of the Australian delegation Phillip Wolanski on the eve of their departure for Germany
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2006 · page 3
A MID all the hubris and hyperbole, the hype and the hyper-tension surrounding the Socceroos’ first World Cup…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football Prayers
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2006 · page 15
MY colleagues are of course quite right when they say, “Jews should pray for the [peace of the] world rather than the World Cup” (AJN…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Football bloggers in action at World Cup
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2006 · page 3
TWO Sydneysiders who are footbal fanatics, are more than just cheering on the Socceroos at the World Cup - they are writing about their experiences at the world's biggest…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Loeffler crowned Jewish champion TENNIS
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 June 2006 · page 23
NUMBER one seed Steve Loeffler backed up last year’s performance to take out the 2006 NSW Jewish Tennis Championships men’s singles last…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Maccabi pushes for finals action RUGBY
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2006 · page 22
MACCABI is pressing for finals action after a tough come-from-behind 12-10 home win over University of Western Sydney (UWS)…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →questions 10 or... Head of delegation, Football Federation Australia
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 July 2006 · page 16
How did you feel alter the Socceroos’ last-minute elimination from die World Cup? The only thing I really recall is the 10 seconds from the end of the fourth minute of extra time. It was a shock because we thought we were finishing stronger [than Italy] and we’d win the game…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Ram creates tennis history
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 July 2006 · page 24
STILL coming to terms with his history-making Wimbledon triumph this week, Israeli tennis hero Andy Ram is already planning his next…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Sport Maccabi still in the hunt RUGBY
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 August 2006 · page 28
MACCABI remains in striking distance of a semifinal berth despite a 21-37 loss to competition leaders University of Sydney last weekend…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Horwitz Wins Golf
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 2006 · page 27
CRAIG Horwitz blitzed the field with 38 during NSW Maccabi Golf's midweek stableford event at Macquarie Links. Bridget Goldberg was second on 35 with Neville…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Top Tennis Talent
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 2006 · page 27
THE finals of the xpoint Series li junior tennis competition played at Maccabi Tennis Club recently proved to be a showcase for some of the top Jewish…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Interstate carnival set for Sydney Lawn Bowls
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 2006 · page 28
SYDNEY will host the fifth Maccabi Australia (MAI) lawn bowls carnival in December. NSW Maccabi Lawn Bowls Guild…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →JNF races to $200,000 to fight Katyusha fires
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 2006 · page 6
AFTER just one week, Jewish National Fund (JNF) Australia has raised $200,000 of its target of $250,000 to fight fires resulting from Hezbollah attacks in Israel’s north…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Maccabi into touch final Touch Football
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 August 2006 · page 23
ONLY one of Maccabi’s three semifinal teams advanced directly to the grand final, with the mixed 2 side narrowly beating Porter St Pythons…
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