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December 3, 1990

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1990

BEN LUSKY TRAVELING
High Games
257-234
Clem Baggleman
245
Barry Schlussel
245
Mark Rosen
243
Shel Onickel
241
Paul Schaefer
233
Steve Elkus
233
Shel Baskin
High Series 4 games
879
Clem Baggleman
834
Shel Baskin
833
Paul Schaefer
819
Barry Schlussel
811
Shel Onickel
ZEIGER-GROSS
High Games
263-231
Dave Levinson
233
Jeff Feig
219
Allan Salomon
214
Keith Kingston
214
Harold Kohn
213
Bill Yaker
High Series
654
Dave Levinson
618
Allan Salomon
BROTHERHOOD-
EDDIE JACOBSON
High Games
Larry Horn
260-245
Ron Weintraub
258
Mark Rowe
258
Steve Anstandig
254
Jerry Gottlieb
249
Steve Weinberg
248
High Series
Scott Gittleman
688

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The match-up, which is
open to the public, is the se-
cond of two exhibitions in-
volving Maccabi and B'nai
B'rith. The first, Nov. 4, saw
the game Maccabians take
on B'nai B'rith's "A" Divi-
sion leaders Centennial
Lodge.
The lady in question is
Erica Gilman, a member of
Maccabi's silver-medal-
winning Hakoah team from
last summer's Youth Games
championship battle won by
Chicago. Gilman, a Berkley
High School athlete, joined
the Maccabi team for the

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sion is "Five Men And A
Rugged Lady" and they will
be presenting it in a special
exhibition with Brotherhood
3, Detroit B'nai B'rith Men's
"B" Division volleyball
leaders, at 11:30 a.m. Dec.
16 in the Oakland Commun-
ity College gym in Farm-
ington Hills.

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first exhibition against
Centennial.
"They played very well, as
well as could be expected,"
Marty Melton, B'nai B'rith
volleyball commissioner,
said of the Maccabi team,
which lost to Centennial's
powerful, more experienced
squad.
Melton, a prime mover of
the exhibition games along
with Maccabi coaches Ken
Bertin and Sam Skeegan,
noted the youngsters are
improving and have gained
a lot of experience in the
series. "I give them a lot of
credit," he said.
Gilman's Maccabi team-
mates include Scott Aaron-
son, Albert Berger, Evan
Ellis, Jordan Glass, Ben
Greenberg, Darrin Gursky,
Howard Krugel, David
Serlin, Jared Starr and
Jason Zacks.
Brotherhood 3 players are
player-manager Jeff
Goldsmith, Daryl Larson,
Murray Laughlin, Greg
Rostker, Howard Meyers,
Jay Geller, Kenneth Greene
and Melton.
The games are open to the
public. Melton urged
families and friends of the
players to attend. ❑

682
Larry Horn
660
Steve Anstandig
647
Ron Weintraub
622
Barry Fishman
DOWNTOWN-FOX
High Games
290
Bruce Myers
247-220
Steve Kay
216
Larry Frommer
212
Mel Case
210
Marc Wermuth
High. Series
639
Bruce Myers
628
Steve Kay
MORGENTHAUXCHAYIM
High Games
223
Ron Lustig
219
Hal Lempert
202
Shel Ellison
201
Len Moss
RENAISSANCE
HighGames
235-228
Bill Oram
229
Jack Gold
228
Dave Koloff
224
Bryan Levine
222
Mark Sperling
High Series
643
Shel Rakotz
641
Bill Oram
617
Jack Gold
607
Bryan Levine
MIX & MATCH
High Games
217
Lynn Eisenberg
215
Bill Mazer
212
Harley Kohner
High. Series
570
Harley Kohner
Lynn Eisenberg
568
566
Bill Mazer