Jewish Sports Figures Soar, Score This Year
Former slugger At nosen was
BY JESS SILVER
; tars, 3-1, before 22,000 fans.
added to the board of directors of 1 rael lost its Asian soccer title
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1 Iran, but qualified for the
The successful visit of the Israel the Cleveland Indians.
lympics. Mordechai Shpiegler
Best of the collegiate foot- 1 i nd Giora Shpiegel are the
national Soccer Team to the
Jailed States and Canada high- bailers was Bob Stein, an All-
raeli star players.
American defensive end from the
ighted the past year in sports.
In other soccer developments,
In Israel, the Maccabi Tel Aviv U. of Minnesota, while Ron Mix
Markus of LIU received the
basketball team, with American of the San Diego Chargers, led 1 ov
Robert R. Hermann Award
Cal Brody, registered a number of the professionals. Mix was again fl s st
the outstanding college player
*set victories over top European elected to the AFL all-star team a f the
year, and Steve Greenberg
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as offensive tackle.
competition.
as selected to the All-Ivy team as
Mark Spitz established himself
Art Modell was re-elected presi- 11
Israeli halfback David
is the best swimmer of the year, dent of the National Fodtball Pri goalie.
mo of the Baltimore Bays, was
and maybe of all time. The 18- League.
amed to the North American
rear-old Californian captured five
Neal Walk, who led the nation 11 Soc cer League All-Star team.
national titles and set four world in rebounding, was the U. of Flor-
Tom Okker created the biggest
records as he pointed for the ida's first All-America basketball e xcitement
on the tennis scene.
Olympic Games.
The 6-10 center also 1 e young Dutchman won the
selection.
Best among the women were placed tenth in scoring.
uth
African,
and Irish
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Tamara Oynick, M e x i c o and In professional basketball, Larry t ties and shared Italian
the London grass
Andrewa Gyarmati, Hungary .. .
crown. With the advent of
Elarry Getz of South Africa was Brown
of New player
Orleans
the o c ourt
pen tennis he embarrassed many
most valuable
at was
the first
named chief judge in swimming ABA
rofessionals
with easy victories.
p
all-star
game
and
led
the
for the Mexico Olympics, and new league in assists.
1 e defeated such pros as Laver,
Albert Schoenfield, the editor of
Swimming World magazine, re- Ben Kerner sold his Hawks, but I oad, Emerson and Ralston and
ceived the AAU Swimming Award. Wesley Pavalon and Marvin Fish- a mateurs Santana and Ashe.
Veronica Burton won the British
Baseball has seen better years man acquired the new Milwaukee
g iris' indoor title.
for Jewish major leaguers. Pitcher Bucks of the NBA.
Texan Marty Fleckman became
The Israel National Soccer
Ken Holtzman, Chicago Cubs;
Team had its way with the U.S. t h e first golfer in history to win
1 first baseman Mike Epstein, Wash-
Ington Senators; and outfielders and Canadian opposition in t e first professional tournament
Art Shamsky, N.Y. Mets; and Norm 1967 and won all four games on 1 e entered when he captured the
Miller, Houston Astros, were all its tour. The big contest occurred ( ajun Classic last December. He
having their troubles. Holtzman at New York's Yankee Stadium 1 ad considerable difficulty after
and Miller spent some time with as the Israelis defeated the that, but did come back to tie
National Guard units. American Soccer League All- f or fourth place at the UGA
c hampionships after leading for
hr ee rounds. Fleckman won over
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Don Aronow of Miami led the
powerboat drivers' by capturing
both the. world and national
ocean racing championships. He
and Milton Horwitz of Chicago
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on the New Year
American 50-mile record.
Jockey Walker Blum rode his
3 ,000th winner, and the new Bel-
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George Morton Levy was named
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Patrick Ledgerwood, District Sales Manager
David Matlin was re-elected presi-
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Alan Calmat lit the torch at the .
Winter Olympic Games . . . Olym-
pian Henry Wittenberg took over
as CCNY wrestling coach, as well =
as coach of the U.S. Olympic
Greco-Roman squad . . Dick
Sofman regained his national AAU
freestyle title.
Young Barney Aaron was elected
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Jim Prigoff again won the national
Southfield, Mich.
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Cohen was named coach of the
U.S. women's Olympic volleyball
team, and guided the Westside
Jewish Community Center to the
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Open Division championship of the
U.S. Volleyball Association . . .
Neal Shapiro was a member of the
U.S. equestrian team that toured
Europe . . . World rowing
champion Don Spero retired from
competition . . . Howard (Cookie)
Troy
Birmingham
Krongard was the winner of the
Pontiac
Waterford
Outstanding Club Lacrosse As-
Lake Orion
Highland
sociation Player award, and Fred
Goldstein captained the Oxford
University cricket team.
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Year of Health and Happiness
B ruce
c us, UCLA, won the • NCAA out-
d oor shot put crown and Milt
So nsky established a new Jewish
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Amateurs Dick Siderowf and
Fleisher did well. Siderdwf,
z Connecticut stockbroker, was low
amateur at the U.S. Open and took
t h e New York Metropolitan Ama-
t eur. Fleisher of Miami-Dade
J unior College, won the national
j • unior college championship and
1 as named an All-American. He
a l so qualified for the U.S. Open.
] srael sent its champion, Laurie
• B een, 16, to the U.S. for some golf
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