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Or state-issued gold or silver medallions.
Or up to $150 off an escorted tour.
Or a special $70 round trip from Tel Aviv to Cairo.
Or a free round trip from Tel Aviv to Eilat.
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eback pitcher of the year can-
didate for the Seattle
Mariners) out of the free-
agent pile," said Bensky.
There is usually a fee
charged for player transac-
tions, starting with the draft
each April, where players are
auctioned off, often for less
than $5. The original
Rotisserie League rules call
for a $260 spending limit on
the draft.
Owners recoup a portion of
their outlay based on their
team's finish.
Detroit-area players said
they end up about $100-$200
in the hole each summer, but
high-stakes players in other
cities reportedly have been
known to drop thousands
playing what essentially
amounts to an adult version
of the Strat-O-Matic or they
dice baseball games they
played as teens.
Area players reported spen-
ding anywhere from one to
five hours a week with the
game, although several said
much of that time is devoted
to reading the box scores each
morning, which, as avid
baseball fans, they'd be doing
anyway.
Newspapers around the
country, in fact, have ex-
panded box scores in the last
year, catering in part to the
tastes of Rotisserie players.
Local players bristled at the
suggestion that the statistics-
heavy hobby is a waste of
time and that participants
are strange or nerdish. "It's
just a hobby, the same as any
other hobby," said Cohn, who
also fits racquetball and
regular workouts at the
Jewish Community Center
into his busy schedule.
"I think the armchair
quarterbacks who spend all
weekend glued to the TV set
watching football are worse,"
he said.
"The people interested (in
Rotisserie baseball) cut across
all lines," added Bensky.
"From doctors and lawyers to
anybody who is a dedicated
baseball fan." CI
B'nai B'rith Men's
Bowling Results
October 8, 1990
BROTHERHOOD
EDDIE JACOBSON
High Games
Andy Waldman
244
Bob Chafetz
234
Larry Horn
231, 225
Rick Woolman
231
Ivan Collins
231
Larry Woodberg
228
Mike Lieberman
225
High Series
Bob Chafetz
633
Larry Horn
633
Rick Woolman
612
Mike Lieberman
611
Dennis Eder
Mark Klein
604
603
ZEIGER-GROSS
High Games
Keith Kingston
215, 211
Joel Lankowsky
211
Alan Saloman
204, 200
Rob Pliskow
201
Al Kanter
201
High Series
Keith Kingston
622
DOWNTOWN-FOX
High Games
Larry Frommer
234, 202
Jeff Janower
214
Todd Sachse
214
Jeff Silverman
211
Steve Lichtman
202
High Series
Larry Frommer
606
Bloch/Israel
High Games
Nate Zeron
213
Arnold Bennett
210
Mark Weberman
201
High Series
Charley Blauer
642
PISGAH
High Games
Mort Friedman
258
Shel Rakotz
247
Aaron Kales
245
Ron Goodman
243
Mitch Porvin
239
High Series
Shel Rakotz
717
Aaron Kales
688
Ron Goodman
660
Mitch Porvin
636
Mike Goodwin
632
BB Women's
Bowling Results
October 3, 1990
GALILEE TUESDAY
High Series
Cidnie Herold
High Game
Cidnie Herold
GALILEE MONDAY
High Series
Lorraine Friedman
Helene Robbins
COSMO-BLOCH
High Series
Marcia Gilbert
Natalie Warren
526
201
525
506
545
505
Karate Program
Slated At JCC
A karate demonstration by
the Jewish Community
Center Karate Club will be
presented in the Rosenberg
Recreational Complex at the
Maple-Drake building, 1 p.m.
Oct 14.
The exhibition, showcasing
the new martial arts program
at the JCC, will include
beginners through black belt
and master levels
demonstrating basic techni-
ques, self defense, weaponry
and sparring. The program
accepts students age 10 and
up.
Afterwards,
Keith
Fishman, program director,
and Al Hamer, co-director,
will answer questions.