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Like Goldstein and Lusardi,
Gach, Fingeroot and Gitler were
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Fingeroot, a first-year varsity
player, sacked the Brother Rice
quarterback on a two-point con-
version attempt late in the fourth
quarter to preserve the Bears' vic-
tory.
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COMPILE° B Y
ELI TIOMKIN scored a goal
and goalie Amir Tal was perfect
in the nets as the eighth-ranked
Oakland University soccer team
blanked third-ranked Wisconsin-
Parkside 2-0 on Nov. 19 in
Kenosha, Wis. and advanced to
the NCAA Division II national
semifinals.
Tiomkin, a senior forward
from Raanana, Israel, tallied at
the 72:01 mark to give the Pio-
neers a 2-0 lead. It was Tiomkin's
12th goal of the season and 56th
of his career. He has 153 career
points, one short of the school
record.
Tal made four saves and post-
ed his ninth shutout of the year.
He is a freshman from Tel Aviv,
Israel.
The victory gave Oakland (17-
1-2) a berth in the Dec. 2-4 semi-
finals and finals, which probably
will be played in Tampa, Fla. The
Pioneers will meet fifth-ranked
Seattle Pacific and sixth-ranked
Tampa will face top-ranked
Southern Connecticut in the
semifinals.
This is the sixth time that
Oakland has made it to the semi-
STEVE STEIN
finals. The Pioneers have played
for the championship just once,
losing 4-1 to Seattle Pacific in the
1986 title game.
Oakland is undefeated in 13
consecutive matches, tying a
school record. Its last loss was a
3-0 setback to Parkside at home
on Sept. 24.
SCOTT LESHMAN, a sopho-
more on the Western Michigan
University soccer team, scored
his first two collegiate goals this
season.
The Bloomfield Hills Andover
High School grad tallied Sept. 20
in a 4-0 victory over Valparaiso
and Nov. 1 in a 9-1 win over
Spring Arbor.
Western Michigan finished 9-
10-1.
AMY FINKEL, Stephanie Co-
hen and Cheri Farber helped the
North Farmington High School
200 medley relay team place 11th
in the Class A state girls swim-
ming meet. The squad was timed
in 1:54.97. The state meet was
held Nov. 19 at Michigan State
University.
Bowling Scores
Leadership Network League
Morgenthau - L'Chaim
David Little 532/203; Jeff Cymerint
510/182; Dave Horowitz 509/196; Steve
Finn 193; Jon Lybeck 192; Jodi Little 185;
Steve Sable 171.
Jerry Broida 657/225-222-210; Marshall
Spinner 656/267; Al.Yendick 617/209-
204-204; Al Rohan 216; Joe Grossman
210; Len Moss 205; Bob Franklin 200;
Sandy Freeman 200.
Xeiger/Gross
Mark Bialick 616/258; Mark Goodman
226; Brian Gohen 206; Milt Burg 205; Iry
Simons 202; Jim Schneider 201.
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the history of Berkley football,
and he did it," Fox said.
Fox said Sternberg "improved
more than any kid I've ever
coached. Nobody thought he
could accomplish what he did, but
he did it. He's a big reason why
this team was so special."
Gach and Gitler are expected
to be among the leaders of next
year's Berkley team. ❑
Bruce Weberman 658/255-204; Mark
Klinger 654/277; Eric Goldberg 644/256-
210; Rob Greenfield 634/263-212; Ira
Saperstein 629/234-204; Mark Rowe
628/246-203; Steve Fine 627/257; Gary
Klinger 624/217-205-202; Rick Woolman
623/211-210-202; Dennis Eder 622/248-
216; Sandy Mandell 615/234; Steve An-
standig 614/215-202; Alan Trotsky
601-217-202; Scott Gittleman 232; Lar-
ry Silver 216; Steve Weinberg 214; Lar-
ry Slutsky 214; Barry Fishman 212-200;
Kevin Kurtis 212; Lee Roth 211-203;
Bruce Binstock 210-206.
Downtown/Fox
Steve Kay 223; Jeff Sprague 214; Bruce
Rosenblatt 211; Len Broxgold 208; Ken
Gross 205; Steve Teper 205; Shel Rakotz
203-210; Bob Smith 202; Mike Downes
201; Steve Zorn 200; Sherwin Newman
200.
Jr. House League
Howard Waxer 643/222-212-209; Dan-
ny Cohen 630/233-223; Howard Geren-
raich 214-202.
Jewish War Veterans
Shel Rakotz 242-235-626; Larry jGarfin-
kle 221; Jeffrey Burg 213-200; Michael
Gerten 212; Bernard Harwood 210;
Joseph Silver 206; Steve Hoberman 204.