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el Fink's sacrifice
fly in the top of the
seventh inning
drove in the tiebreaking run
as Hauser & Baur Custom
Builders defeated English
Gardens, 11-6, July 24 at
Sports Park to win its first
35 and Over West Bloom-
field Softball League cham-
pionship.
Sheldon Rosenberg got a
key pinch-hit in that final
inning and Howard Taxe
belted a two-out, two-run
single to boost Hauser &
Baur to a more comfortable
three-run lead. Roger Lesser
and player-coach Carl
Brown followed with run-
scoring singles to give H&B
its final winning margin.
Brown, with four hits, and
Lesser, with three, led the
H&B offense in the contest.
The all-Jewish 16-man
team, which ended the
regular season 16-1-1 and
swept the playoffs 3-0, had
finished second in both the
regular season and the
playoffs its first two years in
the league.
"This year, we added a few
key new people that pushed
us over the hump, said
Brown, referring to short-
stop, Fink, pitcher Keith
Levick and left-center fielder
Wally Sampson.
Levick, who pitched the
championship game, joined
Brown on the team's pit-
ching staff to give the team
more depth at that position.
Fink and Sampson enhanced
the team's air-tight defense
— "Nothing got past Mel,"
said Brown, noting Fink
turned an unassisted double
play in the title game.
"We made all the easy
plays defensively and a lot of
the hard ones throughout the
season," said Brown, in-
Correction
An article on the Hall of
Fame Games in The Jewish
News July 27, 1990, er-
roneously stated that Sheri
Noble Schwartz began what
was then called the Special
Games four years ago.
Schwartz left the Jewish
Community Center special
needs department in the ear-
ly 1980s. Leanie Gunsberg,
JCC special needs director,
began the Special Games in
conjunction with the
Center's physical education
and special needs staffs in
1987.
cluding "a lot of infield
double plays." In the first
playoff game, Hauser &
Baur defeated DWF & Asso-
ciates, 11-2, and followed
that with a 6-5 semi-final vic-
tory over the Traveling
Wilburys to set up the title
game.
Other team members are
Steve Lesser, Howard Rosen,
Arnie Gilbert, Kenny Sahn,
Larry Dubb, Peter Winston,
Rick Ehrlich, Jeff Wiener
and Tom Ditkoff.
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Flint B'nai B'rith
Slates Golf Stag
The fifth annual B'nai
B'rith Golf Stag of Hy Klein
Lodge 656 in Flint will be
Aug. 6 at Atlas Valley Coun-
try Club in Atlas Township.
The 18-hole scramble
begins with a shotgun start
at 1:30 p.m., according to
Gary Nucian, tournament
director. Openings are
available in the 100-man
field. There is an entrance
fee.
Nucian said the stag,
which is the lodge's annual
fundraiser, hopes to raise
$7,000, with proceeds also
going to Operation Exodus
for the resettlement of
Soviet Jews in Flint.
For information, call Nu-
clan at 768-7603 or 694-
0075.
Long, Cureton Set
JCC Cage Camp
Former Detroit Pistons
John Long and Earl Cureton
will conduct a co-ed basket-
ball camp for youngsters age
7-15 at the Maple-Drake
Jewish Community Center
Aug. 27-31.
Children will be grouped
in two divisions, ages 7-10
and 11-15, with morning
sessions running 9 a.m. to
noon Monday through Fri-
day- and afternoon sessions
from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday
through Thursday.
Camp directors are Barry
Bershad and Rick Kac-
zander. There is a charge for
the camp.
Long, who played last sea-
son for the Atlanta Hawks,
was a Piston from 1978-86
and during the Pistons' first
national championship sea-
son, 1988-89. Cureton, who
played for Italy last year,
was with the Pistons from
1983-86.
The two pros, who played
for the University of Detroit,
conducted a similar camp at
the Jimmy Prentis Morris
Building in June.