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Detroit l's Steve Lesser, Marty Melton and Steve Rosen.
have the better teams includ-
ed in the playoffs."
The top four teams in each
division are invited to a one-
day, single-elimination
playoff tournament. This
year's playoffs are set for
April 23.
Can Detroit I continue their
string of titles? "We have a
couple teams that may give
them a challenge this year,"
says Melton.
"This year's going to be real
tough," says Roger Lesser.
"There's two new teams and
a lot of new players. Young
players that are a lot taller
than us. We're giving away
four or five inches per posi-
tion to some of those teams.
And they're 10 or 12 years
younger than us. So this could
be the last year we win this
thing — if w_ e win it this
year." [11
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AZA Basketball
Begins Action
Great Lakes Division teams
opened play in the B'nai
B'rith Youth Organization's
AZA basketball league by
winning three of four inter-
division contests on Jan. 29.
IiChaim scored the biggest
triumph with a 51-9 rout of
the Kishon Mustangs. Marc
Jacobs tallied 23 points for
the winners. Bryan Hersh
gave Kishon a momentary
thrill by hitting a half-court
shot from his knees at the
halftime buzzer.
Mendutzim, the lone
Michigan Division team to
post an opening-day win,
scored 17 fourth-quarter
points to down Sam-
son/Strauss, 25-22. The losing
squad missed two players who
fouled out late in the contest.
Akiba/Achim led all the way
in a 25-20 victory over Jolson
Athletics. Dan Serlin scored
15 points for Jolson. The
Kishon Chipmunks edged
Rose One, 11-9.
In the lone game last Sun-
day, Herzel became the se-
cond Michigan Division team
to win, beating Rose General
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63-25. Josh Polsky scored 15
points, Alex Gorelik 14 and
Matthew Kobinsky 12 for the
winners. Jon Rosenbaum led
Rose with 14.
The BBYO is looking for
paid referees for Sunday mor-
ning games. For information,
contact Nathaniel Warshay,
788-0700.
Inter-Lodge
Bowling Results
Dan Topper rolled the high
series last Sunday in the
Inter-Lodge F and AM bowl-
ing league. Topper had games
of 218-204 and 181 for a 603
series. Bernie Goodstein had
the high game, 237. Team 8,
with Stuart Taub, Jerry Her-
witz, Larry Herwitz and Pat
Kilbourn, posted the high
team game of 881.
The Inter-Lodge league is
open to all Masons and their
immediate families. They
bowl at 9:30 a.m. Sundays at
Plum Hollow Lanes in
Southfield.
Inter-Lodge bowler Jack
Abramovitz rolled up a 677
series, with handicap, in the •
on-going Bowling Charity
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