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Maccabi Haifa, the ream that has
stunned European soccer by advancing
into the quarterfinals of the European
Cup Winners' Cup tournament, has
drawn last year's semifinalist,
Lokomotiv Moscow, for when the
tournament continues in March.
The teams will play at Lokomotiv
Stadium on March 4.
The return leg at
Kiriat Eliezer in
Haifa will be
March 18. The
team with the
best total score
will advance ro

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the April 1 and 15 semi-finals.
The Israelis defeated European
power Paris Saint-Germain FC in the
first round of the competition and
came back from a 2-1 deficit after the
first leg of round two, to eliminate SV
Ried of Austria 5-3 on aggregate.
Their performance is the best to
date by an Israeli side in a club com-
petition sponsored by the Union of
European Football Associations,
Europe's governing body.

Changes Made At
Hall of Fame

In order ro reflect everything spon-
sored by the Michigan Jewish Sports
Hall of Fame, the organization
changed names effective Dec. 1.
The Michgan Jewish Sports
Foundation, will supervise the Hall of
Fame, the Hank Greenberg Memorial
- Golf & Tennis
Invitational and the
Hall of Fame
Games.
Dec. 1 also marked
the naming of new
members to the
Foundation's execu-
tive board. They are:
Richard Roth, presi-
Foundation
dent; Hiram
President
Dorfman, Howard
Richard Roth
Gourwitz, Stuart

Kirschenbaum and Gary Sallen, vice
presidents; Nate Pollack, secretary;
and Charles Rothstein, treasurer. All
will be serving a rwo-year term.

WB Offers Floor
Hockey This Winter

The West Bloomfield Parks and
Recreation Department is offering a
six-week floor hockey program for
boys and girls ages 5-12 at Orchard
Lake Middle School.
Sessions run for 50 minutes each,
with the first part dedicated to skill
work and fundamentals and the sec-
ond part to playing a game. Players
must bring a hockey stick with a plas-
tic blade, eye goggles or a helmet with
a cage or face shield.
Five- and 6-year olds will play 11-
11:50 a.m.; 7- and 8-year-olds, noon-
12:50 p.m.; 9- and 10-year-olds, 1-
1:50 p.m.; and 11- and 12-year-olds,
2-2:50 p.m.
The registration deadline is Jar" 29.
The cost, including a T-shirt, is $4t , .
For more information, call (248) 7:'8-

2500.

Bowling Scores

Temple Israel Brotherhood,
Dec. 20
Paul Wasser, 666/211-278; David
Marsh, 659/246-223; Keith West,
655/204-207-224; Neil Lefton,
653/209-223-221; Stu Brickner, 236;
Eric Weiss, 226; Bill Zavier, 225; Dan
Abramson, 221-201; Harvey Howitt,
207-200; Jim Weiskopf, 205; Harold
Lipsitz, 204; David Jarvis, 202;
Harvey Kahn, 201.

Jewish Women International
Galilee Monday, Dec. 14
Barbara Papo, 542; Barbara Geller,
212.

Galilee Tuesday, Dec. 15
Hallie Serling, 587/215; Fran Klii&ger.
511

Galilee Thursday, Dec. 17
Elaine Meyers, 537; Helene Robbins,
524; Barbara Papo, 513

Israel/Zeiger, Dec. 17
Janet Sigmon, 221

B'nai B'rith Morgenthau
UChayim/Zeiger-Gross .
Dec. 14
Steve Hoberman, 659/243-223; Nick
Altweger, 613/202-220; Bill Yaker,