NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
GREATER DETROIT SECTION
PRESENTS
Brotherhood Sweep
In B'nai B'rith Softball
HELEN THOMAS
DATELINE: WHITE HOUSE — KENNEDY TO CLINTON
STEVE STEIN STAFF WRITER
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h, brotherhood! Two
teams from Brotherhood
which failed to win regu-
lar-season championships
put it all together when it count-
ed and captured playoff titles in
the B'nai B'rith Softball League.
Brotherhood 2, which went 13-
6-1 and finished third of six
teams in the American League
standings, went 3-0 in the dou-
ble-elimination playoffs. Broth-
erhood 4, the runner-up in the
six-team National League at 13-
7, won three of four games in the
playoffs.
BrOtherhood 3 won the Amer-
ican League regular-season
crown with a 14-4-2 record and
Morganthau was second at 14-
6. Detroit placed fourth behind
Brotherhood 2 and gained the fi-
nal playoff spot with a 13-7
mark.
Bloch-Brotherhood (11-8) and
Brotherhood 6 (9-11) rounded out
the American League standings.
Zager Stone rolled to the Na-
tional League regular-season
championship with a 17-3 record.
' Behind Brotherhood 4 and com-
pleting the playoff field were
Zeiger (10-10) and Pisgah (9-11).
Brotherhood 5 went 7-13 and
Leadership Network 1 finished
4-16.
In its first two American
League playoff games, Brother-
hood 2 beat Morganthau 5-1 and
edged Brotherhood 3 13-12.
Morganthau earned another
shot at Brotherhood 2 in the fi-
nals by defeating Brotherhood 3
10-3. But Brotherhood 2 kept its
playoff record perfect with a 7-
5 victory over Morganthau in
eight innings which won the ti-
tle.
Morganthau ended up with a
2-2 playoff record. Brotherhood
3 was 1-2 and Detroit was 0-2.
Brotherhood 4 slipped past
Zeiger 16-14 in its first National
League playoff game, then it
edged Pisgah 17-14. In the finals,
Zager Stone zapped Brotherhood
4 17-8, but Brotherhood 4 re-
bounded with a 19-13 victory
over Zager Stone.
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Brotherhood 2
went 3-0 in the
playoffs.
Zager Stone finished 3-2 in the
playoffs. Pisgah was 1-2 and
Zeiger was 0-2.
Members of the playoff cham-
pionship teams were:
Brotherhood 2: Michael Rob-
bins (manager), Gary Yashinsky,
Larry Woodberg, Jeff Weiner,
Harry Glanz, Jeff Yashinsky,
Steve Hyman, Sam Epstein,
David Grossman, Sam Milton,
Howard Wolok, Dennis Yashin-
sky, David Epstein and Jay
Levine.
Brotherhood 4: Sheldon Wein-
traub (manager), Al Goldstein,
Eric Nelkin, Bert Czapp, Joel
Bronstein, Rick Baum, Marshall
Spinner, Jerry Kohen, Arthur
Baum Jr., Evan Chudnow, Jack
Rautport, Scott Emmer, Gary
Berman, Marc Ruskin and Stu-
art Vinsky. I=1
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