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The Honey Berris Men's Basket-
ball League has begun play at the
Maple-Drake Jewish Communi-
ty Center. Five teams play on
Wednesday evenings, and a win-
ter league will begin play in Jan-
uary.
For information on the winter
league, call Brian Clayton, (810)
661-7737.

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thin Aubrey Kepes was OAA run-
ner-up and earned All-League
honors to conclude her senior sea-
son. Sophomore Anna Kaye won
OAA fourth singles and juniors
Sandy Greenstein and Elisa Ru-
binstein were OAA runners-up
at No. 2 doubles.
Other members of the Berkley
team included Laurie Zyla, Yaki-
ni Whitehead, Lindsay Dobrow-
itsky, Lauren Gershman,
Katharine Gurin, Natalie Finn,
Jan Levine, Danielle Gable and
Julie Zimmerman.

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play at all times. Fees are $146
per team, plus $8 per match.
Players must be 18 and not in
high school.
There will be a Monday and a
Wednesday basketball league,
each playing a 10-game season.
The fee is $240 per team, plus
$20 per game.
For information, call (810) 691-
7555.

Berris Standings
Carney
2-0
James
1-0
Sanders 1-1
Bass
0-1
0-2
Wolfe

Bowling Scores

Ben Lusky Traveling League
Cy Rott 866/248-203-223; Alan Borsen
858/234-247-210; Wayne Lusky 858/225-
236-202; David Edelman 847/201-254-
203; Allan Salomon 843/275-2(5; Larry
Sandler 800/237; Clem Baggleman 245-
208; Lou Dorfman 234; Steve Lusky 225;
Allan Oleinick 224; Ron Lustig 216;
Howard Davidow 214; Rick Woolman
210-205; Richard Harris 205; Mitch Left-
on 204-202; Sy Guttman 203-202; Ron
Walton 202-200.

Morgenthau L'Chayim
Richard Harris 676/212-266; Mike Aaron
233; Barry Glazer 231; Joe Grossman
215; Barry Kaplan 215; Rick Malamed
212; Dennis Sobol 209-206; Marty
Rosenberg 207; Lou Konopko 206;
Randy Spitzer 206; Stan Finkelstein 202;
Bill Zucker 202; Sandy Pearlman 202;
Len Moss 202; Larry Schlussel 201; Jer-
ry Broida 201; Mike Panter 200.

Oak Park's Department of Recre-
ation is forming winter leagues
Brotherhood/Eddie Jacobson
for co-recreational volleyball and Lee Roth 659/234-224-201; Barry Fish-
adult basketball.
man 636/225-212; Jeff Berlin 220; Leon
The volleyball league is tenta- Shy 220; Mark Klinger 216; Howard
tively set for 10 Mondays, begin- Kuretsky 214; Gary Gold 213; Jeff Gold-
ning in January. A minimum of man 212; Bruce Binstok 212; Dan Stein
Gary Klinger 211; Steve Richmond
two males and two females must 212;
210.

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league? Win the club cham-
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Share the news with us.
Send a brief note about your
athletic achievement to
Sports, The Jewish News,
27676 Franklin Rd., South-
field, MI 48034.
Include a daytime tele-
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Dave Levinson 623/222-200-201; Lee
Weinstein 620/220-232; Mary Wain 217;
Joel Lankowsky 207; Keith Rosen 205;
Mark Goodman 204; Jim Boschan 204;
Alan Kanter 202.

Downtown/Fox
Kevin Elbinger 664/205-223-236; Jeff
Sprague 646/224-233; Sieve Kay 226;
Nancie Rakotz 221; Sherwin Newman
210; Richard Lulkin 206; Brian Brod 205;
Shel Rakotz 200.

Pisgah
Rob Greenfield 698/214-226-258; Allen
Zuppke 654/268; Lyle Schaefer 649/248-
210; Larry Horn 648/204-258; Howard
Waxer 645/277;Wayne Lusky 638/223-
222; Howard Leshman 631/233-224; Bar-
ry Sandler 625/221-229; Barry Fishman
618/234-202; Mark Goodman 611/215-
213; Bryan Levine 610/212-204; Keith
Kingston 602/243-202; Ron Herman 234;