'Stunners and Heroes Among Jewish Athletes
The state of Israel, to say
nothing of its sportsmen, is
very much disturbed over
the actions of China, Pakis-
tan, South Korea and the
Arab countries during the re-
cent Asian Games. Haim Glo-
vinsky, secretary of the Is-
rael Olympic Committee, ad-
vises us that the three states,
excluding the Arabs, _solemn-
ly promised prior to their ad-
.
mittance as members of the
Asian Games Federation,
that they would abide by the
provisions set forth in the by-
laws against any discrimina-
tion of race, religion, creed
and color.
As it turned out, none of
these promises were kept and
Israel does not intend to
overlook this serious matter.
I They are asking all media to
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SO—Friday, October 25, 1974 THE DETROIT IEW15H NEWS
(Copyright 1974, JTA, Inc.)
comment on the matter and lb. freestyle grappling cham-
Enjoy Our New and Different
the sports federation, itself, pionship. He and teammate
Tantalizing Tastes
will publish a white paper Dave Pruzansky, who com-
concerning the misbehavior peted in the 1361/2 lb. class,
of the teams involved. Glo- represented the U. S. recent-
We Will Be
vinsky was very enthusiastic ly in the world wrestling
Closed Oct. 28
about the security precau- championships . . . Macca-
tions effected by the Iranian biah fencer Veronica Smith
government a n d extolled was a member of the United
their authorities for doing States team that participated
Now
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Serving
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cure. Altogether the Israelis of New Mexico basketball
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took home 19 medals with the team, which played in the
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MILE
being the victory of the bas- tion tournament in Israel
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this summer, as a result of an
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These games, unlike pre-
es
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for
Israel,
vious Asian Games, saw the
native Israelis go all the went undefeated in the six-
way with a minimum of nation competition. Tel Aviv
American players on its ros- University represented Is-
ter .. . Former national soc- rael. Among its mainstays
cer Captain Mordechai Spieg- were Mooley Avissar, former-
ler, who has been playing ly of Long Island University,
professionally with the Paris and Larry Gordon, ex-all-Ivy
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joined his old club Natanya
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Maccabi. Spiegler, probably
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winner
at the Asian Games
the finest football player de-
per
in
Israel,
was
unanimously
veloped in the States, has
been playing with the French selected as Israel's "Athlete
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given a new contract by Na- has been accorded that dis-
tanya which gives him the tinction in the past several
option of becoming the club's years. Despite all its troubles
HOW, I WANIJA
coach when he decides to at home, Israel persists in
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hang up his boots and span- competing internationally in
ITZEPTINIG!
gles. Mordechai started his all forms of athletics. The
playing career in Israel with latest competition featured
Natanya's boy team when he an Israeli contingent in the
First International Games
was 10 years old.
conducted for amputees, held
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in England at the site of the
Here's the story of an Stoke Mandeville Paraplegic
amazing swimming feat re- Games. Israel's contingent of
cently performed by Profes- eight maimed soldiers won 1
sor Jane Katz, former U. S. gold, 3 silver and 7 bronze
Maccabiah Games swimming medals in the swimming
champion. Jane is now a pro- events; 1 gold and 3 bronze
fessor at the Bronx Commun- in track and field; 1 gold in
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ity College and still swims in walking; and 1 bronze in the
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master's meets. At the re- Pentathlon. The games took
AIJD BESIDES „ rt J CAN GET
cently held American Mas- place prior to Rosh Hashana
A PIECE CF FLIMPKINJ PIE
ter's Championship Meet con- and religious services were
FOR Jusr 25 cars/
ducted at the International held in the small Jewish
Santa Clara pool in Califor- community which adjoins the
nia, Jane won no less than hospital where the games
five gold medals. She came I were held. One of the ath-
first in the 1,500 meter free- letes, David Cohen, who lost
style; 100 meter butterfly,. both legs in the Yom Kippur,
200 meter individual medley, War, served as cantor for the
200-meter backstroke and the High Holy Day services.
100 meter backstroke. The
GREET'
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Telegraph and 10 Mile Roads in Southfield.
E1BURGERS
"Push" and "pull" are
EICHICKEN OFISH FRY
wins was that in each event
written
on
the
door
of
suc-
she bettered her champion-
ship times created in the 1957 cess. ,
and 1965 Maccabiah Games.
At the rate Jane is going, she
might be a prime candidate
for the 1977 Maccabiah
Games women's swimming
team.
With five victories to her
name, Prof. Katz automati-
cally was selected a member
of the All-American Master's
Team . . . On the subject
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