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Handball
Champion

Sam Eliowitz of Dearborn won
both the singles and doubles
championships in the 60-and-over
division at the National Three-
Wall Handball Championships
over Labor Day weekend.
Eliowitz's doubles partner at
the tournament in Maumee, Ohio,
was Jack Stebbins of Milwaukee.

Hole-In-One

Cliff Rogers of Farmington Hills
aced the 134-yard 15th hole at
Huron Meadows on Sept. 8.

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Tennis Lessons
At The JCC

West Bloomfield's Parks and
Recreation Department is offer-
ing tennis lessons this fall at the
Rosenberg Complex of the Maple-
Drake Jewish Community Cen-
ter.
One-hour lessons for adults will
be offered at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. for
beginners and advanced begin-
ners. Monday sessions will run
Oct. 7-Nov. 4 or Nov. 11-Dec. 9.
Wednesday sessions will run Oct.
9-Nov. 6 or Nov. 13-Dec. 18.
Lessons are $79 for five weeks.
Registration deadline is Oct. 3
for lessons beginning in October
and Nov. 7 for lessons beginning
in November.
For information, call Judy
Share-Vine, (810) 738-2500.

Bowling Scores

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Downtown Fox
Week of Sept. 6:
Bob Smith 612/215-202; Shel Rakotz
611/242; Ken Gross 609/223-203; Bruce
Rosenblat 235; Gary Siegel 226; Kevin El-
binger 224; Steve Kay 213; Larry From-
mer 204; Steve Ritten 202; Jeff Block 200.

Week of Sept. 13:
Jeff Block 682/234-256; Kevin Elbinger
644/235-205-204; Neil Drilich 234; Jeff
Sprague 215; Brian Brod 213-200; Dave
Berlin 210; Bruce Rosenblatt 209; Bob
Smith 208; Larry Frommer 204; Les Ka-
plan 202; Ken Gross 202.

Morgenthau L'Chayini/Zeiger-Gross
Marty Rosenberg 607/212; Len Moss
606/217-200; Al Klegon 202-211; Barry
Kaplan 203-200; Milt Burg 244; Mike
Berkowitz 217; Jerry Kahn 213; Joe Silver
208; Rick Melamed 202; Jerry Broida 202;
Howard Genser 201.

Pisgah
Week of Sept. 6:
Barry Fishman 715/255-234-223; Howard
Waxer 702/256-245-201; Mitch Finkel
610/224; Bryan Levine 607/205-212; Jeff
Eisenberg 604/247; Mark Goodman 201;
Alan Borsen 215; Wayne Lusky 201-213;
Alan Zuppke 209; Shaye Raminick 221;
Lyle Schaefer 212; Fred Lusky 200.

Week of Sept. 13:
Wayne Lusky 733/267-211-255; Allen Zup-
pke 650/202-209-239; Larry Sandler
645/266-210; Mitch Finkel 637/212-246;
Mort Friedman 624/225-221; Alan Bors-
en 605/206-213; Jerry Gurwin 601/200-
211; Rod Brown 201-215; Yale Weiner

221; Larry Schechter 226; Al Mudryk 200;--/
Ron Herman 206; Larry Horn 209; Lyle —\
Schaefer 215; Evan West 209; Gregg
Schultz 213; Alan Blatnikoff 224; Mark
Schwartz 207; Mike Kent 202; Barry San-
dler 225.

Galilee Monday
Shelley Willner 520/210.

Galilee Tuesday
Karen Minc 530/212.

Israel All-City
Caron Goldfine 202.

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Galilee Wednesday
Sherri Gittleman 213; Marianne Pesick
209; Nancy Amhowitz 207.

Mountain Bike
Race Sept. 29

Addison Oaks County Park is
hosting a mountain bike race for
adults and for children on Sun-cm
day, Sept. 29.
The adult race will be five miles.
The length of the children's race
will be determined by age. On-site
registration begins at 9 a.m or 30
minutes prior to each race.
Children under 12 are free; reg-
istration for others is $25 plus a
one-day ($3) or one-year ($30) Na-
tional Off-Road Bicycle Associa-
tion license.
The course will be open for prac-
tice daily after 2 p.m., beginning
Sept. 23. It will also be open 10
a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28,
and 7-10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 29.
Addison Oaks is on West
Romeo Road, nine miles north of
Rochester. For information, call
the park, (810) 693-2432 or (810)
858-0916.

Morgenthau Wins
Softball Playoff

Morgenthau Chapter won the
B'nai B'rith softball playoffs with
a 3-0 record.
The winning team included Rob
Kaplan, Larry Buckfire, Iry
Kriszenfeld, Loren Allen, Joey <
Waterstone, Steve Lichtman,
Doug Palmer, Joel Kersch, Steve
Levine, Bob Friedman, Jeff
Lebowitz, Michael Fried, Stu Ban-
dalene, Eric Abramson, Jeff Les-
son, Al Mudryk, Alan Borson and
Brian Wais.
Morgenthau defeated Bloch/
Brotherhood 20-12 and Brother-
hood I 21-10 to get to the champi- ,
onship game.
Brotherhood I defeated Broth-
erhood II 18-14 and Bloch/Broth-
erhood 9-8 to earn a rematch with
Morgenthau. Morgenthau won
the championship game 10-8.

Tell Us!

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field or on the court? Tell us
about it.
Send your sports accom-
plishments in writing to: Alan
Hitsky, The Jewish News,
27676 Franklin Road, South-
field, MI 48034