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Sports Hall
Seeks Nominees
The Michigan Jewish Sports Hall
of Fame is accepting nominations
for two awards honoring high-
school athletes.
Each year, the MJSHF pre-
sents college scholarships to two
graduating high-school seniors,
based on athletic achievement,
civic participation and need.
In addition, in conjunction with
The Jewish News, it honors two
students as high school athletes
of the year. To be nominated in
this category, students must be in
9th-12th grade, be competing in
recognized high-school sports and
have good academic standing.
Nominating forms must be re-
turned to the MJSHF by May 31.
To obtain nominating forms or
additional information, write the
Michigan Jewish Sports Hall of
Fame, 6600 W. Maple Road, West
Bloomfield, MI 48322, or call Har-
vey Frank, (810) 661-7777.
Marx Reaches
Tourney Semifinals
Nine members of the Marx AZA
basketball team and two BBG
members traveled last weekend
to Atlanta, Ga., where they par-
ticipated in the first-ever B'nai
B'rith Youth Organization
AZAA/MBA convention.
AZAA (the initials mimic the
NCAA tournament) was founded
in 1993 to bring back athletic com-
petition among AZA members in
the United States and Canada. At
the same time, a Mind, Body and
Attitude (MBA) program was de-
signed to promote the mental
health and physical fitness of B'nai
B'rith Girls.
In Atlanta, Marx came in first
in its bracket, including a win over
last year's champ, a Florida Coast
team that had lost only one game
in the past two years. Most of the
teams participating won their re-
gional convention tournaments.
The winner of the three brack-
ets and a wild card team advanced
to the semifinals, where Marx lost
in a close game to Louisville, Ky.,
and Chicago beat the Cotton
States (Memphis) team. Chicago
went on to beat Louisville in the
final.
Matt Rochkind, a senior var-
sity basketball player for Cran-
brook, was high scorer for Marx.
The other players, all of whom at-
tend Berkley High School, were
seniors Eric Adelman, Jeremy
Adler, Chad DeWolf, Marc Selik,
Sean Stephenson, Matt Weiser
and Dan Zimmerman, and junior
Seth Glaser. Marx AZA adviser
Andy Gutman accompanied the
team to Atlanta.
Berkley High School juniors El-
yse Stettner of Zahav BBG and
Carly Block of Brice BBG attend-
ed the MBA convention, with pro-
grams on nutrition and eating
disorders, step aerobics, volleyball,
self-defense and date rape.
The B'nai B'rith Golf Classic will
be held Monday, June 3, at Edge-
wood Country Club.
The event includes lunch, din-
ner, and contests, plus golf A shot-
gun start will be held at 12:30 p.m.
All proceeds for the event benefit
B'nai B'rith's youth-serving agen-
cies.
For information, call the B'nai
B'rith Foundation, (810) 855-5255.
Bowling Scores
Morgenthau-L'Chaim
Jerry Broida 614/216-215; Arnie Berman
609/20; Len Moss 605/231-215; Dave
Rosenthal 601/246.
Zeiger-Gross
Dave Levinson 602/201-201-200; Mark
Bialick 203; Al Kanter 201; Lee Weinstein
201.
Thirteen AZA teams from
across the country participated in
the AZAA basketball tournament.
Marx won the right to attend
when the team clinched first place
in the Michigan Regional Con-
vention tournament in December.
The team lost during semifinals
to Herzl AZA in the April 13
BBYO basketball championships.
Her went on to win the April ti-
tle.
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641/235-215; Bruce Rosenblat 615/234;
Larry Frommer 615/225; Gary Siegel 232.
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Galilee Tuesday
Alice Labes 200.
Galilee Wednesday
Cheryl Feldman 535; Karyn Faye 531/109;
Diane Schneider 509; Ellen Minkin 508;
Marianne Pesick 501.
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