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FRIDAY MAY 26, 1989

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Playoffs Are Sunday
For AZA Basketballers

Michigan Division run-
nerup Akiba of Detroit will
try to avenge its only regular-
season defeat Sunday when it
plays division champion
Herzl of Windsor in the 1 p.m.
opener of the Final Four AZA
Basketball League Tourna-
ment at the Jewish. •Com-
munity Center Maple/Drake
Building.
Akiba lost to Herzl by two
points in overtime in the se-
cond game of the regular
season, finishing with the
same 7-1 won-lost record as
Herzl. But Herzl's victory
earned it the division title.
The Akiba-Herzl winner
will earn the right to play for
the tournament champion-
ship at 3:30 p.m. Sunday
against the winner of the 2
p.m. Great Lakes Division
playoff game.
Great Lakes champion
L'Chaim Jihad, 6-2 in the
regular season, will meet
runner-up Chalut-
zim/Strauss, 4-4. Although
Mendoza and Kishon Chip-
munks, both 4-4, tied Chalut-
zim/Strauss for second place
in the division, the latter won
the playoff berth because of
its better record (4-1) in intra-
divisional play.
The final games of the
regular season were played
May 14. L'Chaim Jihad
defeated L'Chaim/Achim Mat-
zo Balls, 49-40, with Jihad's
Marc Jacobs scoring 25 points
while the Matzo Balls' Ian
Lopatin hit for 17. Akiba edg-
ed Chalutzim/Strauss, 34-33,
in overtime, with Chalutzim's
Jeff Kline leading all scorers
with 18 points. Jolson, behind
Dan Serlin's 24 points,
walloped Mendoza, 54-27,
with Mendoza's Dan Frieden-
zohn leading his team with
13. Kishon Chipmunks, with
Ben Keidan's 21 points and
Eric Lullove's 14, defeated the
Kishon Mustangs, led by
Jason Zaks' 10. The score was
41-30. The Mustangs got
their only victory when Rose
Rebels forfeited the last game
of the day.
Jihad's Jacobs's 17.5 points-
per-game average tied him for
unofficial league scoring
leadership with Herzl's Josh
Polsky.
The winner of Sunday's
tourney will play the top
players from each team in the
AZA League All-Star game
scheduled for June 4.

AZA FINAL
REGULAR SEASON
STANDINGS 1989
Great Lakes Division

L'Chaim Jihad

6

2

Chalutzim/Strauss 4
Mendoza
4
Kishon Chipmunks4
Samson
3
Rose Generals
2
Michigan Division

4
4
4
4
6

Herzl
7
Akiba
7
L/A Matzo Balls 5
Jolson Athletics 4
Rose Rebels
2
Kishon Mustangs 1

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3
4
6
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Tam O'Shanter
Hosts Qualifier

The sectional qualifying
round for the 1989 U.S.
Women's Open Golf Assoca-
tion Championship will be
June 27 at Tam O'Shanter
Country Club, according to
Stuart Young, the club's tour-
nament chairman.
A field of about 30 golfers —
expected to be mostly col-
legiate players — will begin
teeing off at 8 a.m. in the
18-hole test that will help
round out the field for the
U.S. Open July 10-16 at In-
dianwood Golf and Country
Club in Lake Orion.
The sectional is open to all
women golf professionals and
all amateurs with up to a
four-handicap. -

Chai Run/Walk
Field Hits 330

Over 330 persons par-
ticipated in the 12th annual
Chai Run/Walk sponsored
May 14 by the Jewish Com-
munity Center in conjunction
with Sinai Hospital.
The number was an in-
crease of 68 participants over
last year's field, according to
JCCenter Physical Education
Director Candy Bousquet.
She said there were 43 en-
tries in the 18-mile segment
of the event.

120 Baseballs
Arrive In Israel

The Michigan Jewish
Sports Hall of Fame sent 120
baseballs to the Israel
Baseball Association in
Herzliya Pituach, Israel.
The baseballs arrived in
time for the 1989 Israel
Championships playoff series.
The shipment's delivery
was expedited by Paul
Borman.
"We're were happy to
donate the baseballs. Israel
baseball is an exciting new
project and we are happy to be
a part of it,"said Hall of Fame
President Seymour Brode.

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