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Admissions Director:
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Social Worker:
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Everyone joins in wishing
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happy and healthy 1995!
AARON .KOBERNICK and
BEN GITLER each placed third
in their weight class, helping the
Berkley High School wrestling
team finish second in the Luther-
an East Invitational in Harper
Woods on Dec. 10.
Kobernick wrestled at 112
pounds and Gitler competed at
172 pounds in the Bears' season-
opening meet. Last year, Kober-
nick was a Southeastern
Michigan Association champion.
Even though Berkley did
not have wrestlers in three
weight classes (185-pounder
Bryan Fingeroot, a tri-captain,
missed the meet because of his
brother Daniel's bar mitzvah), the
Bears scored 163.5 points at
Lutheran East. Hazel Park won
the 13-team event with 202.5
points.
ERIC KACZANDER scored five
points in each of the Berkley bas-
ketball team's first two games.
The Bears opened their season
with a 64-44 victory over Royal
Oak Kimball on Dec. 6 and they
whipped Madison Heights Bish-
op Foley 75-33 on Dec. 9.
Against Kimball, Kaczander,
a 6-foot-3 senior guard/forward,
was a perfect 3-for-3 at the free
throw line.
Even though they didn't have
a senior on their roster last year,
the Bears went 16-5 and were a
tri-champion of the Southeastern
Michigan Association along with
Ferndale and Troy.
Ferndale joins Berkley in Di-
vision II of the new Oakland Ac-
tivities Association this winter.
The tough division also includes
Pontiac Central, Southfield-Lath-
nip and West Bloomfield. Oak
Park will join the division next
season after concluding its oblig-
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ation with the Suburban Athlet-
ic Conference.
JEFF JACOB scored 15 points
in a losing cause as the Bloom-
field Hills Andover High School
basketball team lost 68-65 to
Bloomfield Hills Lahser in the
season opener on Dec. 6.
Jacob, a junior guard, is ex-
pected to be one of the Barons' top
players this season. Seniors Andy
Daitch and Dan Kukes and 6-1
sophomore Brad Truding also
should make contributions.
DAVID NACHMAN had 11
points and 13 rebounds and Ja-
son Eddleston pulled down eight
rebounds, but they couldn't pre-
vent the Bloomfield Hills Cran-
brook Kingswood High School
basketball team from losing 53-
46 to Redford Thurston in a sea-
son opener on Dec. 6.
Kingswood Cranbrook, which
finished 10-11 last year, returns
all five of its starters including
Nachman and Eddleston. Nach-
man is a 6-foot-5 senior center
and Eddleston is a 6-5 senior for-
ward.
GARON OSEFF scored 13
points and his brother Zeke Os-
eff had three points in the Walled
Lake Western High School bas-
ketball team's 69-59 loss to Red-
ford Union on Dec. 9.
JEREMY LEWIN finished sec-
ond at 275 pounds, helping the
Birmingham Groves High School
wrestling team finish third of 14
squads in the Eccentric Invita-
tional on Dec. 10 at Troy.
The Falcons tallied 146.5
points. They were outscored by
only Troy (195) and Auburn Hills
Avondale (191).
B'nai Birth Bowling Scores
Ben Lusky, Traveling
Allen Zuppke 855/255-209-203; Richard
Harris 838/225-219-203; Alan Salomon
823/249-203-202; Ron Walton 247-216;
Mitch Lefton 234-204; Steve Lusky 234;
Wayne Lusky 224; Bryan Levine 211;
Alan Borsen 211; Steve Stokes 208; Bob
August 206; Lou Dorfman 204.
Leadership Network League
Jon Lybeck 582/216-201; Nancie Rakotz
562/204-190; Howard Spinner 560/205;
Steve Baker 200; Judy Silberstein 194;
Beth Davidow 188.
Zeiger/Gross
Man/ Wain 657/237-226; Rick Berman
603/232; Dennis Rosen 200; Keith Rosen
201; Jim Boschan 202.
94
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Brotherhood/Eddie Jacobson
Lee Roth 682/267-244; Dennis Eder
639/225-225; Mike Lieberman 624/231-
225; Mark Rowe 615/225; Barry Fishman
612/229; Rick Woolman 256; Ken Gold
232; Milt Fisher 227; Shel Dworkin 226;
Ira Saperstein 226-216; Gary Klinger 225;
Eric Goldberg 224; Larry Silver 218; Mike
Fabian 212; Ken Shecter 212; Scott Git-
tleman 212; Bruce Weberman 211; Lar-
ry Woodberg 211.
Morgenthau - L'Chaim
Mike Jeross 642/234-204-204; Rick
Melamed 639/227-213; Richard Gross-
man 630/264; Mike Wayne 600/208-203;
Marty Diskin 605/248-207; Morrie Katz
228; Al Yendick 221; Shel Ellison 218;
Len Moss 216; Larry Schlussel 214; Lou
Dorfman 213; Howard Schulist 207-210;
Iry Kane 206; Marty Bordoley 204-201;
Larry Harwin 202-200; Sandy Perlman
200.
Jr. House League
Howie Gerenraich 632/227-204-201;
Howard Waxer 201.
Downtown/Fox
Steve Zom 647/252-200; Jeff Sprague
654/236-221; Jeff Block 642/255-210;
Ivan Glasser 226; Mel Toby 218; Shel