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FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1991

"It's not the most important
thing in life . . . My family
comes first.
- "But handball helped me to
stay alive. And my wife
understands that. She goes
along with it wholeheartedly.
We never have any problems
about my handball playing.
"Other wifes might con-
sider that the husband is
away from the home too
much. But she understands
that I have to do it. It's a way
of life for me and she accepts

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The Rotts, who have been
married for 17 years, have
four children — three from
Rott's first marriage and one
from Fern's first marriage.
They have four grand-
children.
The Rotts are also business
partners as co-owners of
David's Office Supply and
Furniture Company in Birm-
ingham. They opened the
business in the tumultuous

year following their marriage.
That first year also marked
the discovery of Rott's first
cancer, which resulted in his
losing a kidney.
So, after three bouts with
cancer, the knee injuries and
assorted aches and pains, how
does Rott feel today?
"I feel great," he responds.
"How should I feel? What
should be bad? It's good in
America. I feel fine; I have no
problems."
Rott then notes that, after
returning the previous day
from a trip to Disney World
with two of his grandchildren,
"My calves are killing me
because I'm not used to that
constant walking . . . They're
sore, the calves, but so what?
I was on a Stairmaster today
for 15 minutes and I rode a
bicycle for six or seven
minutes, plus some Nautilus,
plus some weightlifting.
"So what, they're sore. You
overcome it. It'll get better.

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Sports Stars Inducted
Into B'nai B'rith Hall

Washington, D.C. - Star
athletes, franchise owners
and journalists will be among
the sports legends inducted
into the B'nai B'rith
American Jewish "Sports
Hall of Fame," at a dinner
May 16 at the Grand Hyatt
Hotel in Washington, D.C.
The Hall of Fame exhibit
"Stars of David: Jews in the
World of Sports" will open on
May 29 at. the B'nai B'rith
Klutznick Museum, in the
nation's capital.
The honorees at the ban.

quet will include Mel Allen,
Sid Luckman, Arnold "Red"
Auerbach, Abe Pollin, Shirley
Povich, Dick Savitt and Dolph
Schayes. Hank Greenberg,
Eddie Gottlieb and Benny
Leonard will be inducted
posthumously. Inductees San-
dy Koufax, Al Rosen and
Mark Spitz will be featured in
video segments.
Radio and television per-
sonality Larry King will host
the event, and White House
speechwriter Curt Smith will
be among the presenters.

Gottlieb Earns
B'nai B'rith Title

Jerry Gottlieb, topped a
field of 15 of the best bowlers
in the Metro Detroit B'nai
B'rith Bowling Association to
win the 5th and final Best of
B'nai B'rith Invitational
Tournament, April 27, at the
West Bloomfield Lanes.
Gottlieb, a 181 average
bowler, of the Ben Lusky
B'nai B'rith, Sunday Morn-
ing Traveling League, shot a

249 game to win over Keith
Kingston, a 199 average
bowler of the Zeiger/Gross
league.

Phil Horowitz, of the Lusky
League, shot the tourney's
high game of 279, 255. Other
high games were: Keith
Kingston, 269, 261, 251; Shel
Rakotz, 259; Barry Fishman,
254, 238.

BB Women Results

Myrna Fisher

May 1, 1991

GALILEE THURSDAY
High Game

Barbara Papo

210

High Series

Barbara Papo
Shirley Robbins

548
547

GALILEE TUESDAY
High Game

Carolyn Fine

200

High Series

Carolyn Fine
Hallie Serlin
Dena Wein

532
519
516

ZEIGER
High Game

Lynn Simon

212

High Series

200

Lynn Simon
Lois Foreman

525
518