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some key seniors, including Nestor,
which "will be a big loss," Jaffe
admits.
"But we have some freshmen this
year who, I think, can improve. We
have a fairly young team."
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Bowling Scores
Bethany Nestor and Emily Jaffe
congratulate each other.
JWI Galilee Monday
Sept. 10: Helene Robbins 549;
Cidnie Herold 504; Sept. 24: Cidnie
Herold 535; Caron Goldfine 501;
Oct. 1: Lena Hurvitz 200; Barbara
210-209; Bob Smith 203-201; Larry
Kaplan 235; David Kolb 235; David.
Shanbaum 211; Ami Reiter 207; Larry
Frommer 207; Joe Shanbaum 203;
Bob Weiss 202; Ron Jacobs 201;
Arnold Levine 201.
B'nai B'rith Pisgah
Oct. 4: Bryan Levine 298-224-
224/746; Wayne Lusky 227-217-
235/679; Jeff Eisenberg 225-210-
236/671; Barry Fishman 210-
254/658; Ryan Lash 248-200-
206/654; Shel Rakotz 203-210-
233/646; Larry Horn 247-223/643;
Bob Mitchel 205-237/634; Steve
Elkus 206-215-211/632; Jordan
Urnovitz 222-200/615; Scott Liefer
232/611; Mort Friedman 212-
202/608; Larry Sandler 239/600;
Howard Waxer 202-215 ; Seth
Gorback 221-204; Steve Lusky 220-
203; Bill Zavier 205-202; Greg
Schultz 208-201; Yale Weiner 236;
Lyle Schaefer 234; Aron Weberman
234; Mark Rosen 222; Jerry Rose
216; Mitch Finkel 215; Allen Zuppke
215; Shel Baskin 212; Bruce
Weberman 212; Ira Saperstein 211;
Fred Lusky 206; Rod Brown 200.
Papo 510.
JWI Galilee Tuesday
Sept. 4: Dana Glinski 219/542;
Karen Minc 512; Sept. 11: Judi
Grant 202; Sharon Millman 202/533;
Alice Labes 537; Sept. 25: Judi Grant
201; Cidnie Herold 510.
Amy Berke follows through.
JWI Galilee Thursday
Sept. 13: Elaine Meyers 523; Sandy
Oleinick 503; Sept. 20: Leslie Ben
Ezra 530; Oct. 4: Helene Robbins
217/532; Elaine Meyers 528.
type of (all-around) player" as Jaffe.
Amy Berke, a junior, is "a baseliner,
primarily." Freshman Kelly Davis
plays No. 4 singles. All four singles
players participate in the USTA's
national tournament program.
North Farmington's No. 1 doubles
team includes juniors Michelle
Boothroyd and Chrissy Dwyer. At
No. 2, Kimmy Solarz, a junior, plus
senior Allison Kay "would be typically
a team that would play both up and
- back, both aggressively and conserva-
tively," Brennan says.
Brennan adds that the No. 3 team,
including Jessica Hoffman, a junior,
plus senior Jenna Street, is "typically a
conservative team."
The No. 4 team includes seniors
Sarah Williams and Rachel Redmond,
plus sophomore Alyssa Trotsky.
Brennan shares credit for "any real
positive things that happen" with
assistant coaches Brett Beattie, Mitch
Mallin and Keely Jones.
Jaffe hopes those "positive things"
include a strong finish at the state
tournament. The Raiders finished
11th last season, but she hopes to
reach the top five this time. As for
herself, she wants to improve on her
performance from last year, when she
reached the state quarterfinals at No.
1 singles.
Looking ahead to 2002, Jaffe is
hopeful, even though the Raiders lose
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JWI Israel/Zeiger
Oct. 4: Sue Lawrence 203/548;
Caron Goldfine 202; Adrienne
Gersten 133 triplicate.
Temple Israel Brotherhood
Oct. 7: Lyle Schaeffer 223-220-
224/667; Eric Weiss 231-214/635;
Bruce Frankel 216-201-214/631; Cy
Rott 214-221/626; Dan Abramson
210-209/606; Bill Zavier 202-
212/604; Bruce Myers 204-223; Eric
Jarvis 207-212; Al Epstein 242; Al
Schultz 234; Dennis Sobol 224; Ron
Klein 219; Fred LaBelle 217; Amnon
Reiter 216; Bill Petek 213; Mitch
Nelson 207; Walter Littman 203;
Larry Rothenberg 201; Uri Segal 201;
Mark Richie 200.
Oct. 14: Mitch Nelson 205-208/605;
Mark Richie 200-213; Walter
Littman 203-208; Uri Segal 206-201;
Bill Zavier 202-200; Fred LaBelle
243; Jack Kopnick 235; Marty
Mendelson 222; Howard Marsh 221;
Harold Lipsitz 219; Lyle Schaefer
215; Bruce Myers 212; Al Epstein
211; Eric Weiss 211; Cy Rott 207;
Paul Wasser 205; Al Schultz 201.
B'nai B'rith Downtown-Fox
Oct. 9: Steve Kay 226-226-218/670;
Kevin Elbinger 251-224/663; David
Koloff 226-209-203/638; Mark
Feinberg 214-200/613; Gary Seigel
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The softball champions from Bloch/Israel Lodge.- from left, back row, Kevin
Weingarten, Darren Minor, Aron Weberman, Lyle Schaefer, Harold Grossbart,
Marc Weberman, Danny Rosenber§ front row, player/manager Rick Sherline,
Jon Shea, Michael Geller, Todd Kaluzny, Bruce Weberman; not pictured, Ricky
Reznik and Darin Weinberg.