THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32-Friday, September 2, 1966

Interest in World Cup soccer Matches

21,000 Attend Opening
of Maccabiad in Brazil

BY JESSE SILVER

(Copyright, 1966 JTA,

SAO PAULO, Brazil (JTA)-The
sixth Pan-American Maccabia
Games were held at the Ibira
Puera state gymnasium here with
all of the stadium's 21,000 seats
filled and more than 5,000 persons
unable to gain admittance.
The pageant by contingents of
Jewish athletes included two Is-
raelis and a 34-member United
States team. the first sent to the
Pan-American Maccabiad. Among
the high officials present for the
inauguration were Cardinal Arch-
bishop Dom Angella Rossi; Mach-
ado de Carvalho, the Sao Paulo
secretary of state; Major Silvio de
Magalhaes Padilha, president of
the Brazilian Olympic Committee;
and Manuel Epstein, representing
the World Maccabi Union.

Inc.)

The World Cup soccer- matches
created so much interest in Israel
that over 1,000 Israelis made the
journey to England for the compe-
tition. The Israeli press gave the
event extensive coverage with no
fewer than 20 newspaper reporters
on hand. In addition there were
live reports on Kol Israel radio.
All this despite the fact that Israel
was not among the 16 teams that
played in Britain.
George Cohen, a member of the
winning English side, is not Jewish.
"But with that name," he said, "my
family couldn't be anything else,
could it?"
* *
A national tournament involving
the four soccer teams in the United
States sponsored by Jewish organi-
zations was held for the first time

recently in San Francisco. The
event was part of the 20th anni-
versary celebration of the Hakoah
Club of that city.
The teams were the Maccabee
Athletic Club of Los Angeles, Mac-
cabee Soccer Club of Chicago,
Maccabee Soccer Club of New
York and Hakoah. All are out-
standing teams in their area.
* *
Barry Siegel, executive secre-
tary of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity,
points out that of the seven Jew-
ish players elected to the collegiate
football Hall of Fame, four, Dr.
Joe Alexander, Syracuse; Fred
Sington, Alabama; Sid Luckman,
Columbia and the newest member,
Aaron Rosenberg, USC, were active
undergraduate men of ZBT.
It's not too surprising since ZBT
has always been noted for its ath-
letes. The fraternity was founded
in 1898 and has given an award

to its best athlete since 1915. The
first recipient was Sol Yassenoff
who played football for Ohio State.
*
Sol Rosen was named commis-
sioner of the pro football Contin-
ental League after serving as act-
ing commissioner .. . Phil Ratner
of Cornell and Mike Buckner of
Northwestern were cut by the new
Miami Dolphins in the rookie
training camp. Both men suffered
injuries which held back their pro-
gress. Ratner played defensive end
and Buckner defensive halfback
. .. Guard Mike Katz of Southern
Connecticut was one of the last
cuts at the New York Jets train-
ing camp . .. Phil Handler, defen-
sive line coach and Sid Luckman,
quarterback coach, will be back
with the Chicago Bears this season
. . . Harold Rosenthal, formerly

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