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Jack Front trains for the 1987 Maccabi Games.

observation, were first class
citizens!'
While Front jogs regularly,
he only competes on the
basketball court. "I enjoy it,
I love to keep up with the
younger kids and play basket-
ball with them. I play about
three times a week."
He prefers to think of
himself as "one of the most
experienced players," in the
JCC leagues. When asked if
he must use that experience
in order to compete with the
younger players, Front con-
cedes nothing. "I'm in good
shape and I can run with
them. I don't ask them to give
me anything and I don't give
up anything when I play with
them. I feel that my skills are
fairly comparable. I may not
be as fast as some of 'em but
I can run with most of 'em."
With that type of com-
petitive spirit, combined with
his emphasis on the positive
aspects of sports and competi-
tion, the Maccabi girl basket-
ball players will be well-
coached this year. Before that,
however, the JCC's winter
league players are going to
get a run for their money
from the "experienced" Jack
Front.

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The Jewish Community
Center's "Honey" Berris
Memorial men's five-on-five
basketball leagues begin play
Jan. 13. Registration
deadline is Jan. 3 for both the

members-only and open
leagues, and players must
sign up in the main gym of
the Maple-Drake center. Fees
are $25 for members and $35
for non-members.
The JCC's Kenny Goldman
basketball league returns for
two winter sessions, both
beginning Jan. 17. The eight-
to-10 year-old session will
play on Sundays from 1:30-3
p.m. The 11-to-13 year-olds
will play from 3-4:30 p.m.
Registration is open until
Jan. 16, but each session is
limited to 40 players. Fees are
$30 for members and $45 for
non-members. For more infor-
mation, call 661-1000.

Local Icers
Lead Top Team

Among the players who
helped the Compuware Tier
II junior A hockey team post
a 21-3-2 record through late
December are Justin Duber-
man and Mike Nodler.
Duberman, orginally from
Chicago, is a forward, Nodler
a defenseman. Duberman
scored 25 goals and added 24
assists in his first 25 games.
Nodler has tallied five goals
and seven assists while play-
ing in 13 games.
Duberman attends West
Bloomfield High School,
while Nodler attends Oak
Park High.
Compuware's season con-
tinues Saturday when they
play Chicago at the
Compuware-Oak Park Ice
Arena, at 8:15 p.m.