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June 13, 2019 - Image 26

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2019-06-13

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26 June 13 • 2019
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The Detroit Tigers once again hosted Jewish Heritage Day at Comerica Park. On
Sunday, May 19, hundreds of members of Detroit’
s Jewish community cheered
on the Tigers and were treated to kippot featuring an Olde English D and a newly
designed Tiger hat with the Hebrew letter Daled and an Israeli flag on each side.
Prior to the first pitch, leaders of this summer’
s Maccabi Games were honored
on the field and the Temple Israel choir sang the “Star-Spangled Banner.
” As in
years past, Hy Safran blasted the shofar from home plate and “Play Ball” was said
in Hebrew.
The Tigers donated a portion of every ticket package to the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit’
s 2019 Annual Campaign. The Tigers celebrated the Jewish
community’
s contributions to Detroit, ranging from Hank Greenberg’
s service
on and off the field to Federation’
s current efforts to combat anti-Semitism and
support youth suffering from mental illness. ■

Tigers mega-fan Hy Safran blows the shofar at the May 19 Tigers game during the annual
Jewish Heritage Day at Comerica Park.

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Jim Grey and Bob Hack from Temple
Israel’
s Brotherhood lend support.

Temple Israel’
s Shabbat Singers, led by Cantor
Michael Smolash and Cantorial Soloist Emma
Trivax, get scoreboard time.

BOB HACK

A shofar near the Olde English D at Comerica
Park before the game

Temple Israel’
s Shabbat Singers

BOB HACK
COURTESY TEMPLE ISRAEL

Temple Israel’
s Shabbat Singers are
ready to
take the field.

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