Hillel Slates Review, JFK Memorial

Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation at
Wayne State University will hold
the second of a book review series
8 p.m. Monday. Rabbi and Mrs.
Max Kapustin will be hosts at
their home, 18690 Pinehurst. Dr.
Lawrence Berkove, assistant pro-
fessor of English at the University
of Michigan, Dearborn, will speak
on "Herzog" by Saul Bellow.
A Kennedy Memorial Program
is planned for 2:30 p.m. Monday
in the Chase Room, Mackenzie Hall,
at Wayne State. A film, "The
Making of the President," will be

shown, and a short talk will be
given by a member of the history
department.

* * *

And a Bowling Party

Bnai Brith Hillel announces its
first big social event of the year:
a bowling party and dance at Star
Lanes, 28438 Northwestern, '7:30
p.m. Saturday.
This event will be the first of
many now being planned by its
newly elected social committee.
All Wayne students are welcome.

"Youth Page

Teen Fashions Go 'A. La Mode'

"A La Mode," that extra some-
thing that makes desserts extra
special, is the name of a new shop
for pre-teens and young junior
misses to open 7 p.m. Thursday at
23133 Coolidge, Oak Park.
The "a la mode" touch is car-
ried throughout the decor — gay

Jews

stripes, checks and flowers — and
in the exciting fashions for the
Miss Teenager who wears a size
6 to 14; Pre-teen, 3 to 13; or Junior,
5 to 15.
Accent is on dresses and sports-
wear and — for dessert — glamour
accessories.

in Sports

By JESSE SILVER

Co-author of "Encyclopedia of
Jews in Sports"
(Copyright, 1965, JTA, Inc.)

The accolades for Sandy Koufax
continue to pour in. Players and
sports writers can't seem to say
enough about Sandy both as a
pitcher and as a man. Says Dodger
manager Walt Alston, "I haven't
seen all the great pitchers but
I've seen all of the great ones of
the last 2-5 years. Koufax tops
them all. He's a superb workman,
a fine team man. One of the rea-
sons you have to consider his
work superb is that, like all of
our pitchers, he had little margin
to work on at any time. Often he
had to pitch a shutout to be sure
of victory."
Clark Nealon writing in the
Houston Post: "And, in these
rankings, the greatest thing of all
about Sandy Koufax is that so
much personal grace is wrapped
up in the same package with so
much talent. This guy fits the
image of a modest Hall of Famer
as well as it ever has been fitted.
Can there be any doubt he'll be in
Cooperstown?"

"I've seen the best in the
majors," says old time great
Goose Goslin, "Walter Johnson,
Lefty Gomez, Bob Feller, Dizzy
Dean and the others. And Sandy
Koufax is in that class. He
rates with the greatest."

Sandy's career record reads as
follows: in 11 seasons he has 138
wins, 78 losses, a 2.97 ERA and
2,079 strikeouts in 2,002 innings.
* * *
Steve (Sudden Death) Sabol is
back and Colorado College of
Colorado Springs, Colo. has him.
Sabol, of Villanova, Pa., is a 207-
pound fullback who missed the

for the

1964 season because of hepatitis.
When he plays, Sabol is good
enough to make all-conference, but
he is better known for his promo-
tion gimmicks, mostly concerning
himself.
Besides football Sabol competes
in track and basketball, is a B-plus
student majoring in education, and
is a member of Blue Key, national
men's honorary society. His coach
says, "Sabol is a tremendous,
man-made football player who has
done a tremendous job with him-
self." Steve's dad, Edwin Sabol,
does the official color films of
the National Football League's
championship games.
Ron Watts is the only rookie
to make the champion Boston
Celtics this year. Watts, of Wash-
ington, D.C., played his college
basketball at Wake Forest. He
stands 6 feet 7 and weighs 230
pounds. Says coach Red Auer-
bach about his No. 2 draft
selection, "When I came out of
the draft meeting at the Plaza
in New York, who was waiting
for me? Watts. He wanted to tell
me what a good choice I had
made."
Sol Rutchick, who trained Ken-
tucky Derby winner Count Turf,
died in New York at the age of
66. Rutchick had been a trainer
since 1923. When -Count Turf won
the 1961 Derby Rutchick was in
New York listening to it on the
radio.
Jerry Silverman, the handler
of Romeo Hanover, sensational
2-year-old pacing colt, is regarded
as one of the brightest young train-
ers in harness racing.

illUMFORD
11

Random House has issued a how to win graciously."
Many incidents are recorded in
series of sports stories that will
the career of Luckman and of all
delight young readers.
Especially timely and informa- the other great stars dealt with in
tive in this series of new books is this fine book.
Another volume in this series
"Great Quarterbacks of the NFL"
is the collection of tales, "The
by Dave Anderson.
The reader will be delighted by Boys' Life Book of Sports Stories."
the tales of the heroes in the It contains 10 noteworthy stories
National Football League in this from Boys' Life and the book was
By EDWARD ZUCKERMAN
volume that has many good photo- illustrated by Don Miller.
Thornton Wilder's play, "The graphs illustrating the actions in
Then there is one for girls—
Skin of Our Teeth," was presented games and then stars in the "The American Girl Book of
by the Mumford players Thursday league.
Sports Stories," which was ably .
and Friday Nov. 4 and 5. Un-
illustrated by Ed Vebell and which
A long chapter is devoted to
fortunately, small crowds attended one of the great Jewish football contains 10 stories from American
the performances, but it is those players of all time, Sid Luckman Girl Magazine.
who failed to attend who were of the Chicago Bears. The author
the big losers.
states about him: "Luckman was Zionists Issue Rights
"Teeth," under the very creative more than a wonderful football Appeal to Soviet Union
direction of James Gilchrist, player. He always has been a
SANTIAGO, Chile (JTA) — The
drama instructor, was one of the wonderfully warm human being.
best Mamford productions in re- Among other things, he knows 44th Chilean Zionist Congress
called on the Soviet government
cent years. Dealing with the
struggle of mankind to better Hebrew U. Scholarships recently to end discriminatory
restrictions against Russian Jews,
itself since prehistoric times, the
script afforded the opportunities Honor Jabotinsky Name in a resolution adopted at the clos-
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
ing session attended by all Zionist
for many fine performances, and
to The Jewish News)
its potential was realized.
JERUSALEM —Establishment of groups in Chile.
Rodolfo Borzutzky Fridman, an
scholarships honoring the memory
Cru tstan d n g performances
were rendered by Naomi Wainer of the late Vladimir Jabotinsky, attorney, was elected president of
as Sabina, Denise Bale as Mrs. founder of the Zionist Revisionist the Federation of Chilean Zionists.
Antrobus, Ben McFall as Mr. movement, was announced here
Custom Picture Framing
Antrobus, and Jeffrey Ishbia as by the Hebrew University.
Under a grant of 10,000 Israeli
Henry. The leads were backed
up by an energetic, if not out- pounds ($3,333), given by a group
standing, supporting cast who of Jabotinsky admirers headed by
played mobs of cynics and dis- Max Lebedkin of Zurich, the schol-
Art Classes
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UN 3-1031
finished their season last Friday the university.
with a 14-6 loss to Osborne. In
previous weeks, they bowed to
WE RENT
Cass 12-0 and to Central 13-12. The
NEW CONTINENTAL MOHAIR
high point of the season came two
weeks ago as they won their only
game, massacreing Southeastern
13-12. Their final record was 1-6-1,
ALSO FEATURING A FINE SELECTION OF
or something like that.
The Current Affairs Club has
been especially active this year.
at
Two weeks ago, Councilman-elect
Nicholas Hood spoke before the
HANDELSMAN CLOTHING
group. Next week the Eastern
Michigan coordinator of the John
7651 W. McNICHOLS at Santa Barbara
Birch Society, Dr. Stuart Crane,
UNiversity 4-7408
will address the meeting, which
promises to be a most interesting
one.

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Students From 17 Lands
Take Rural Course in Israel

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Students
from 17 countries were gathered
at Rehovot Monday to begin a two-
year course in rural planning
started by the Agricultural Re-
search Center at Rehovot.
The course, said to be the most
comprehensive of its kind ever
undertaken, is being financed by
the Israel government, the Europ-
ean Economic Development organ-
ization, the Organization of Amer-
ican States and the Ford
Foundation.
Twenty-six students are enrolled
in the course. Included among the
countries represented by the stu-
What cannot be cured must be dents are the Philippine Islands,
South Korea, Thailand, Turkey,
endured. — Amer. proverb.
Iran, Sweden, Yugoslavia, Tanza-
nia, Mexico, Colombia, Peru,
Venezuela, Jamaica, Ecuador and
El Salvador.

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Sid Luckman's Football Career
Told in Random Sports Volume

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ble at all—"

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 12, 1965-29

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