THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Basketball, Soccer Dominate Israeli Sports

According to Jewish som is ,a capital offense
law, kidnapping for ran- punishable by death.

BY HASKELL COHEN

(Copyright 1977, JTA,.Inc.)

TEL AVIV — Basket-
ball and soccer predomi-
nate here during the
winter months, there is
no question about that.

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ever, the post office
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NEW YORK — Several
hundred Orthodox Rab-
bis went to school to learn
how to combat, in an un-
orthodox way, the Jews
for Jesu-s movements and
other alienated groups
which seek to "brainwash
and evangelize" -young
Jews.
One suggestion was
that "coffee houses" be
established on • off-
synagogue premises to
bring young Jews back to
the synagogue or to keep
them there.
It was estimated that
5,000 "missionaries" are
working in the New York
area. Hesh Morgan, di-
rector of the Anti :
Missionary Institute,
said most of them are af-

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On successive nights
last month the Israeli
National team drew
25,000 people to the
Ramat Gan stadium in a
match played against the
famous Bayern-Munich
soccer team, with the Is-
raelis' surprisingly, win-
ning 2-0.
The night following the
soccer match the Maccabi
Tel Aviv basketball team
played Mobile Giorgi- of
Italy in a European Cup
final basketball game
that was witnessed by
11,000 people.
The Italian Club just
clobbered the Tel Aviv
unity by some 25 points.
The game itself was close
for about lifteen minutes,
after which the invaders
just ran away from the
Maccabi boys.
Early in the week in
Hapoel Tel Aviv five drew
some 5,500 people to wit-
ness its Courage Cup
match against Sarajevo
of Yugoslavia. Here, too,
the Israelis just weren't
good enough the match-
the competition from the
invaders.
Tal Brody, the captain
of the Maccabi basketball -
team, who is probably
playing his last season
advised us that he is
building a villa in fash-
ionable Herzylia. Brody
is one of the few Ameri-
can Jewish athletes who
really has settled in Is-
rael for good.
One of the stars of the
Maccabi quintet, Lou
Silver, formerly of Har-
vard, is married to an Is-
raeli women, but from all

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indications he will be
leaving the club at the
conclusion of the current
campaign.
Silver advises us that he
wants to become a ver-
terinarian and is going to
study in Belgium since Is-
rael doesn't offer a course
in this area.
Steve Kaplan, formerly
of Rutgers, who is with
Hapoel Ramat-Gan ap-
pears to be a likely candi-
date to stay on perma-
nently as an Israeli citi-
zen. Kaplan, while he is
not performing for the
basketball team, is a part
time sports writer for the
Jerusalem Post.
Mickey Berkowitz, who
played for Nevada-Las
Vegas last year, has set-
tled down, and not only is
replacing Tal Brody as
the star backcourt man
for the Maccabi hoop
squad, but is now a full
partner in Brody's lucra-
tive sports equipment
business.
There is a good likeli-
hood that one of Israel's
stronger soccer teams
will make a tour of the
United States this year.
Most professional teams
in the States, quite
frankly, are dow'n on the
Israeli National team,
not for their perform-
ances on the field, but,
rather their off the field
shenanigans.
It appears likely that
club teams from Israel, as
a unit, are much better
behaved than the Israeli
National team which is
comprised of 15 prima
donnas.

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7:30 p.m. Monday and
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Leah Hershkowitz -of
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The women's cook book,
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to aid local communities
in the establishment and
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A program will be pre-
sented by Uri Segal and
Darlene Merin, who will
give a .deinonstration on
Israeli dancing. Guests
are invited.

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