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who are there to see and be
seen. Such glitterati won't
be jumping and screaming —
that's not their style. But
they do support the team, if
more financially than emo-
tionally, and others can ap-
preciate that.
Among the kippot in the
crowd at Game 2 was one
belonging to Rabbi Bill Ger-
shon of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, who said he
attends as many Pistons
games as his rabbinic duties
permit. "People are into the
game tonight because it's
the NBA Finals," said the
rabbi, who was seated in the
lower level. "It is definitely
a social event, but the fans
are into the game the whole
way through."
And most everyone agreed
with Matthew Rosen, 27, of
Birmingham after the
Pistons lost Game 2 in OT.
"It was an emotional
roller-coaster ride from
beginning to end and the
fans were wilder than ever,"
he said. "It's a shame we lost
a game like this." ❑
Palacevision Pulls
Over 15,000 Fans
There were more jumping,
screaming and stomping
fans at the Palace of Auburn
Hills to watch Game 3 of the
NBA Finals June 10 on
Palacevision than there
were in Portland, where the
game was played.
Some 15,102 each gave $3
donations to the Muscular
Dystrophy Foundation to
watch and cheer the Pistons'
victory. Portland's smaller
Memorial Coliseum had a
full house at 13,000.
Among those not at the
Palace Sunday were Brad
"Bubba" Urdan, veteran
Pistons Ball Boy, and Eric
Randolph of the team's sales
staff. Both were in Portland
for the game.
Feldman Named
To All-Star Game
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itcher Brian Feldman
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who posted an 8-0
won-loss record for Detroit
Country Day this baseball
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Brian Feldman:
Began at age 7.
play in the Michigan High
School Baseball Coaches
Association East-West All-
Star Game June 22 at Tiger
Stadium
The 11 a.m. contest will
feature the top 36 seniors in
Michigan. A dinner honor-
ing the players is scheduled
for 7 p.m. June 21 at Zuc-
caro's Holiday House.
"This has always been a
dream of his," said Sherry
Feldman, mother of the
Yellowjacket hurler. "He's
been pitching hardball since
he was 7 years old. He never
pitched any T-ball, just
hardball."
Feldman, 5-foot,. .
165
pounds, struck 1/4:„.
57
batters in the 52 innini he
pitched and posted a 2.31.
earned-run average. He
issued 22 walks in helping
his team to a 14-5 record.
"He's a real pitcher," said
Country Day coach Frank
Orlando. "He doesn't just
throw the ball, he can move
the ball around. He's
definitely a good college pro-
spect. He'll be getting
stronger; he hasn't matured
yet."
Feldman is being recruited
by several schools, including
Michigan State University,
Indiana University and
Miami of Ohio.
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Park Chambers of Commerce
are presenting their annual
Golf and Tennis Classic on
July 9 at Red Run Golf CLub.
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