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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 26, 1968-31
`Sweet Ride' at Drive-Ins
"The Sweet Ride," 20th Century
Fox drama of today's young peo-
ple and their contemporary morals
starring Tony Franciosa, Michael
Sarrazin, Jacqueline Bisset and
Bob Denver, is now showing at
American Soccer League. Cohen, the Warren Theater and the drive-
Galaxy, Gratiot, Holiday, Jolly
traded from the Bays to the Toros, ins
Roger,
Oak and Van Dyke.
charges breach of contract, inter-
ference with the right of contract
and future prospects, disparage-
ment of professional ability, and
slander.
Cohen, who played last sea-
son with the Bays, charges the
club sold him without prior no-
tice, and that after the trade
—Harvey Taylor,
the Toros refused to play him
Detroit American
or let him out of his contract.
PARAMOUNT PICTURES presents
Long Island University's All-
American soccer player Dov Markus
has signed to play with the New
York Generals of the North Ameri-
can Soccer League. An Israeli.
Markus scored 77 goals for the
Blackbirds in 39 games. Another
former LIU soccer star, goalie
Mickey Cohen, was selected by the
St. Louis Stars at the NASL's an-
nual player draft.
Technical adviser for a new
motion picture "The Molly Ma-
guires" will be Gary Rosenthal
who formerly coached the LIU
soccer team. Rosenthal, now dean
of students and an assistant pro-
fessor at LIU, will help Paramount
Pictures stage an 1876 Gaelic
football match.
Plans for Maccabia, Israeli
sports Leaders, Noted Athletes
By JESS SILVER
(Copyright 1968, JTA Inc.)
Mark Spitz was the big winner
at the Santa Clara International
swimming meet in California. Re-
cently graduated from high school,
the 18-year-old Spitz scored vic-
tories in the 100 and 200-meter
butterfly, the 400-meter freestyle
and was a member of three win-
ning relay teams. His 400-meter
freestyle clocking of 4:08.1 bet-
tered the listed world record, but
missed the 4:07.7 mark he had set
two weeks before. Both butterfly
times (56.5 and 2:06.0) were close
to his own world marks.
Earlier, Spitz ended his career
as the greatest high school swim-
mer of all-time. A three-time All-
American, he established five na-
tional interscholastic (short-course)
records in the 100-yard butterfly
(49.1, 1967); 200-yard individual
medley (1.54.4, 1967); 100-yard
freestyle (46.0, 1968); 200-yard
freestyle (1.40.5, 1968) and 400-
yard freestyle (3.38.0, 1968). The
200-yard freestyle mark bettered
Don Schollander's American rec-
ord.
* * *
Charles Minder, SMU; Rich
Schneider, Yale; Jeff Herman,
N.C. State; Ken Ziskin, USC and
Dave Myerberg, Princeton were
named to the 19G8 NCAA All-
American swimming team. Minder
in the butterfly events, the others
as members of relay squads . . .
Former Ohio State swimmer Leon-
ard Adell of Valley Stream, N.Y.,
has been named chairman of the
United States Maccabia Games
men's swimming team.
The 1969 World Maccabia
Games will start a week later
than originally scheduled. The
dates have been changed from
July 21 through 30 to July 28
to Aug. 6.
A bronze statue dedicated to
Jewish athletes who perished at
the hands of the Nazis was un-
veiled recently at the Maccabia
Sports Village near Tel Aviv. A
memorial book containing the
names of the deceased will be
kept permanently at the same
location. Jewish sports organiza-
tions from all over the world at-
tended the reunion in Israel. The
statue is the work of Karl Duldig
of Australia, a former member of
the Hakoah-Vienna club of Aus-
tria.
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A New York weekend tour for
Detroit Tiger baseball fans was
announced by American Airlines.
The tour arranged with the co-
operation of the Tigers, will de-
part Aug. 23 and return Aug. 25.
Highlights of the trip will be box
seats for two Tiger-Yankee games
in Yankee Stadium. The weekend
also includes tickets to a Broad-
way show, dinner at two famous
restaurants, city cruise around
Manhattan and lodging at the
Americana Hotel.
For information, drop a post-
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Trumbull, Detroit 48216, or call
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granted to PHILIP STEVEN
ZUSSMAN by Wayne State Univer-
sity. Dr. Zussman, son of Mr. and
Kercheval at Fisher Rd.
Mrs. Henry H. Zussman of Biaritz
Grosse Pointe
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cently associate director of the
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goalie of the New York Lacrosse tral High School and the Univer-
sity
of
Michigan.
Club was the winner of the out-
standing Club Lacrosse Associa-
tion Player award. His brother
"A riot. The funniest since the
Buzzy, a midfielder for Mount
Washington of Baltimore, gained
Marx Brothers.MDEMOISELLE
Joseph E. lev;nt Prisms
the same honor last season. De-
spite the Krongards, the Long
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Cohen won the United States Club
Exclusive) at the
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Lacrosse Association champion-,
In the Green-8 Shopping Center
ship. Cohen's two goals and . five`
Greenfield at 8 Mile Rd. • LI. 2-8827
assists proved the difference in
Long Island's 14-12 victory over
Mount Washington. It was only
the • second time in 21 years that
Mount Washington failed to win
Whenyou talk about
the LacrosSe club championship.
Israel placed third at the recent
`The Swimmer'vvill you
Asian Cup and Asian youth
talk about yourself?
soccer championships. The youth
competition, held in Seoul, South
Korea, saw the Israelis lose- the
COLUMBIA PICTURES and
title for the first time in four
HORIZON PICTURES Present
years. Israel was the defending
Asian Cup champion at Tehran,
but lost to the eventual winner
Iran, 2-1: Spiegel registered Is-
rael's only goal.
Emmanual S h e f e r replaced
Yugoslavian Milovan Ciric as Is-
rael's national soccer coach.
Sheffer, 43 and born in Germany,
played soccer in Israel and coached
the youth team to three of its
Asian titles. Ciric will remain in
Israel as coach of Haifa -Hapoel.
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Mon. thru Thurs. at 7:30, 9:30
Cohen has filed suit in U.S. Dis-
Fri. & Sat. at 6:00, 8:00, 10:00
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trict court asking $3.400,000 dam-
Skin. at 4:00, 5:50, 7:40, 9:40 P.M.
ages from the Baltimore Bays and
the San Diego Toros of the North
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