ME DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

40 Friday, May 28, 1982

Sports Committee for Israel Hit for Link With Maccabia Union

By HASKELL COHEN

(Copyright 1982, JTA, Inc.)

TEL AVIV — Isaac Ofek,

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MENTA S

chairman of the Israel
Olympic Committee and
head of the Hapoel Sports
Organization, created quite
a stir here recently by rap-
ping at the U.S. Committee
Sports for Israel because it
had decided to affiliate with
the Maccabia World Union,
primarily for participation
in the 1985 Maccabia
Games.
Ofek came out very
strongly in the local press
condemning the U.S. com-
mittee and in effect claimed
that the move indicated
that the committee, which

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had been in existence since
the formation of the state of
Israel, was breaking its
neutrality in siding with
one sports organization in
Israel.
There is a strong rivalry
between Israel's four sports
organizations — the Mac-
cabi Organization; Hapoel,
which represents Histad-
rut; Betar, which is the
sports arm of Likud; and
Elizur, the sports arm of the
Mizrachi movement — par-
ticularly so between Mac-
cabi and Hapoel.
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Now that the basket-
_ ball season finally has
come to conclusion here
in Israel with the Tel Aviv
Maccabi five repeating as
league champions, all

Weizmann Chair Occupied
by Hydrological Expert

REHOVOT — One of Is-
rael's leading water ex-
perts, Prof. Emanuel Mawr,
has been named as the first
incumbent of the Frank W.
Considine Chair in Hyd-
rological Research at the
Weizmann Institute of Sci-
ence.
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in honor of Chicago resident
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and chief executive officer of
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Israel Downs 2 Syrian MiGs

Waal Shaped Macaroni Prsdat

TEL AVIV (JTA) —, Is-
rael said that it shot down
two Syrian MIG-21 fighters
on Tuesday that attempted
to interfere with-a routine
reconnaissance flight by Is-
raeli Air Force jets over Be-
irut. All Israeli aircraft re-

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eyes are turned to pre-
paring for the next sea-
son which starts with
practice sessions in
August.
Again, a contingent of
seven or eight coaches will
flock to the United States to
try and pick up players who
can strengthen their respec-
tive teams.
Several
non-Jewish
players have managed to
ally themselves with Israeli
teams and have gotten
away, for one reason or an-
other, with their unques-
tioned non-Jewish back-
grounds.
While each team is
allowed one non-Jewish
player, some teams employ
two or three players whose
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turned safely to their bases,
a military spokesman said.
Chief of Staff Gen. Rafael
Eitan said later that he did
not think the aerial dog-
fight would cause the situa-
tion in Lebanon to deter-
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that the Israeli planes had
been flying over Syrian
anti-aircraft missile instal-
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of eastern Lebanon.
Eitan said the planes
were over Beirut on a
"legitimate reconnais-
sance" mission and ad-
monished the Syrians for
trying to interfere with such
"legal" flights.
He said Palestinians in
southern Lebanon often
fired at Israeli reconnais-
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will continue because they
are essential for intelli-
gence purposes, Eitan said.

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The followers of AMeri-
can basketball will be in-
terested to learn that Barry
Lebowitz, who starred at
Long Island University
many years ago is retiring
from the Hapoel-Tel Aviv
team.
Lebowitz, 38, may be
among the top flight Ameri-

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Pope to Meet
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LONDON (JTA) — Pope
John Paul II will hold a brief
meeting with Sir Immanuel
Jakobovits, Britain's Chief
Rabbi, during his visit to
England.
They will meet on Mon-
day in Manchester, which
contains Britain's second
largest Jewish community.
Afterwards, the pontiff will
also briefly meet other lead-
ers at the Jewish commu-
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