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Sport, 2007

132 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 7

Where did everyone go? RUGBY

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 August 2007 · page 19

THE commitment of Maccabi’s rugby squad has been called into question after an under-strength team - with only two reserves - lost,…

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One goal for one point girls on top of the world Junior Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 August 2007 · page 19

AFTER 10 consecutive losses, Maccabi’s under-16(b) football team was overjoyed when it drew with its counterpart, Maccabi’s under-16(a) team,…

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Men’s team breezes into major semifinal Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 August 2007 · page 19

MACCABI’S top-flight touch football team is only one game away from the grand final after it defeated Elixier, 10-5, in the…

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Loss signals end of the road for Hakoah in 2007 Snr Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 August 2007 · page 19

HAKOAH’S State League semifinals hopes were dealt a knock-out blow when it was thrashed by competition leaders Lakemba, 5-1, at ES Marks…

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Streak extends to 14 games Senior Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 August 2007 · page 22

MACCABI’S all-aged-division-eight football team drew, 1-1, with competition leaders Queens Park on the weekend to extended…

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Touch team moves into the grand final Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 August 2007 · page 22

PLAYING in near darkness and heavy rain, Maccabi’s division-two men’s touch football team defeated Raiders on Sunday morning to move into the…

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Monash set for the Champion of Champions tournament Junior Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 August 2007 · page 23

NORTHSIDE Monash’s under-18 football team qualified for the NSW Football Champion of Champions Tournament when it defeated…

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Around the schools Athletics carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 August 2007 · page 9

JEWISH students across New South Wales have been competing in athletics competitions during the past month. At Emanuel School, 25 new records were set, with the Cowan House winning the overall competition. Mount Sinai College’s carnival came down to the last three races in one of the closest competitions in recent history. Meir House was the eventual winner by only 20…

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play golf day Thursday, September 6, 10.30AM

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 August 2007 · page 4

Emanuel School invites four-member teams to participate in an Ambrose-style competition at Bonnie Doon Golf Club, Pagewood (drinks and canapes after the game). Inquiries: (02) 9398 8388…

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Maccabi goes down in extra-time thriller Touch Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 August 2007 · page 23

MACCABI’S division-two touch football team lost, 6-5, to Smegma Singers in the grand final on Sunday morning, a gritty effort considering…

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Sport Penalty saves keep the dream alive Junior Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 August 2007 · page 24

MACCABI’s division-one under12(a) boys team is through to the grand final after Jesse Lenn saved three penalty shots in a semifinal penalty…

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Dudi and Peer through to second round Us Open Tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 August 2007 · page 24

DUDI Sela and Shahar Peer are the only remaining Israelis in the singles draws at the US Open after both players moved through to…

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Israeli tennis stars to help budding American athletes

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 September 2007 · page 13

NEW YORK - Leading Israeli tennis players Andy Ram and Jonathan Erlich plan to raise money for disadvantaged American Jewish children…

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Israeli footballers line up against England Eur02008 Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 September 2007 · page 24

ISRAEL is bracing for a do-or-die match against England on Sunday morning in the first major test of its campaign to reach the Euro2008…

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Sport Peer’s the real deal Us Open Tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 September 2007 · page 24

ISRAELI tennis star Shahar Peer became the first-ever Israeli to reach the US Open quarterfinals on Tuesday morning, cruising past Pole…

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Enfield makes A-League debut FOOTBALL

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 September 2007 · page 23

MICHAEL Enfield became the first Jewish footballer to play in the Hyundai A-League on Sunday, when he took to the field for Sydney FC…

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Some who prayed AJAX Football Club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 September 2007 · page 22

Melbourne's Jewish football team was forced to forfeit its reserves grand final in…

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Maccabi cleans up on grand-final day Junior Football

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 September 2007 · page 23

AFTER a stellar season, Maccabi’s under-11(s) football team defeated Easts, 2-1, to win the Eastern Suburbs Football Association (ESFA)…

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Rugby awards night Maccabi hosted the annual rugby awards on September 1 at the Hakoah Club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 September 2007 · page 12

Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky From left: Daniel Rev, Josh Horry, Josh Metz. Lori Herbert and Lance Friedman…

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Referee mistake taints semifinal FOOTBALL

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 September 2007 · page 23

A REFEREEING mistake could signal the end of a dream season for Maccabi’s all-aged division-eight football team after the Eastern Suburbs…

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