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this season ranked 20th in Di-
vision II.
As a sophomore, Tiomkin set
a school record with 51 points
and he tied another with 20
goals. He tied for ninth in Divi-
sion II in points and he was
10th in goals.
In his freshman year,
Tiomkin led Oakland in assists
(10) and points (22) and he
played the most minutes
(1,852).
"I've scored a lot of goals in
my soccer career, but never at
a rate like this," he said. "While
it's great that I'm scoring so
much, my main objective is to
help Oakland win its first na-
tional champonship."
Oakland coach Gary Par-
sons, who first heard about
Tiomkin through an acquain-
tance in Israel, never saw
Tiomkin play until he put on a
Pioneers' uniform. After scor-
ing just six goals as a freshman,
Tiomkin has been burning the
twine since then.
"Eli is an excellent finisher
up front. That's what he does
best," Parsons said. "He has a
very strong and accurate shot.
We play a more physical game
here than in Israel, but Eli has
been able to adjust to that be-
cause he's so athletic."
Thanks in part to Tiomkin's
efforts, Oakland qualified for
the Division II playoffs this sea-
son for the eighth straight year.
The Pioneers went 14-4-2 and
were ranked No. 7 in Division
II in the final poll.
Tiomkin's hometown is a
suburn of Tel Aviv with a pop-
ulation of about 80,000.
"A lot of the people who live
in Raanana left the big city to
get some peace and quiet,"
Tiomkin said. "It's only about
15 or 20 minutes from Tel Aviv,
so you're not that far if you want
to go there."
Unfortunately, the quiet was
broken early in 1991 during the
Persian Gulf War when two
Scud missies hit Raanana, caus-
ing extensive property damage.
One fell just two miles from the
Tiomkins' apartment.
Tiomkin's father and moth-
er are Yoram and Nava. He has
a sister, Tali, 26, and a brother,
Dan, 17. Yoram is a salesman
and Nava, a former English
teacher for 20 years, is now a
secretary.
"In the United States, people
in the suburbs mostly live in
homes. In Israel, people in the
suburbs mainly live in apart-
ments," Tiomkin said.
Big apartments. The
Tiomkin's, for example, has 5
bedrooms, two bathrooms and
two balconies.
Tiomkin plans to return
home to Raanana this month.
It'll be his third trip back to Is-
rael since he came to Oakland.
Unlike the United States,
soccer is the sport in Israel.
"Kids play it in the street all
the time, and that's the only
thing you see on TV on Satur-
day night," Tiomkin said. ❑
B'nai B'rith Men's
Bowling Scores
BEN LUSKY, TRAVEUNG
Bryan Levine 869/237-221-221, Lou
Dorfman 222-221, Eddie Cohen 222,
Wayne Lusky 216-203, Allan Salomon
211, Rick Woolman 207, Mitch Lefton
204, Ray Hassen 204, Steven Lusky
202, Steve Shoskes 201, Richard Harris
200.
ZEIGER/GROSS
Dave Moss 604/226-220, Bill Yaker
223, Rob Pliskow 213, Milt Burg 210,
Andy Feureisen 205, Lee Weinstein
204, Joel Lankowsky 203, Mark Bialick
200.
BROTHERHOOD/EDDIE JACOBSON
Barry Fishman 730/257-239-234, Larry
Horn 703/247-247-209, Jeff Berlin
642/248, Andy Runin 629/224, Mark
Klinger 617/235-223, Greg Shulman
610/254, Jeff Radner 237, Dennis Eder
223, Gary Klinger 223, Milt Fisher 222,
Dave Radner 221.
MORGENTHAU/UCHAVIM
Richard Grossman 671/248-242, Mike
Wain 641/235-205-201, Dennis Kay
609/212-203, Stan Finkelstein 246,
Jerry Broida 226, Phil Perlstein 211,
Amie Berman 209, Sandy Perlman 205,
Ira Auslander 205.
DOWNTOWN/FOX
Ken Gross 610/235-210, Steve Zorn
246, Steve Woronoff 235, Gary Siegel
222-222, Steve Weberman 210, Jeff
Block 202, David Little 202, Larry
Katkowsky 201, Jason Elbinger 200.
WEST BLOOMFIELD JR. HOUSE LEAGUE
Jeff Eisenberg 651/244-204-203, Phil
Ben-Ezra 644/224-213-207, Howie
Gerenraich 631-223-223, Neil Blazof-
sky 610/234-202, Mike Wineman
600/258, Ron Herman 249, Jay
Schneid 234, Mort Friedman 232, Ron
Herman 224, Rick Kirsch 223, Mike
Boren 215.
PISGAH
Barry Fishman 629/247-206, Keith
Kingston 629/231-209, Allen Zuppke
222, Yale Weiner 215-200, Lyle Schae-
fer 214, Eric Weiss 212, David Weiss
212, Mike Kent 212, Allan Shapiro 210,
Mary Dictor 209-202, Kevin Elbinger
209..
BBW Bowling
League Scores
GALILEE MONDAY
Nellie Lewis 507/200, Sandy Ribiat 509.
GALILEE TUESDAY
Karen Minc 535/211, Nancie Rakotz
554/211, Hallie Serling 538, Cidnie
Herold 526, Judy Rosen 501.
GALILEE THURSDAY
Lorraine Friedman 535, Sandy Ribiat
511, Helene Robbins 502/202, Sandy
Baxter 201.
ISRAEL ALL CITY
Sharon Winans 593/218.
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The future of Judaism
belongs to that school which
can best understand the
past.
- Rabbi Leopold Loew