Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1962 — Page 23
Friday, December 7, 1962
in* National Jewish POST and OPINION
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Three Teams Deadlocked la High School League
AZA Edges Swank In Feature Contest
Ski Club Forming
Pirates Lead Peanut League; Hoosiers Tied
Three teams are deadlocked for first place in the high school basketball league at the Jewish
BOWLING NOTES
B’NAl TORAH I1G IIS Jerry Delman 606 Marty Kroot 606 Norm Rifkind 204 Jerry Delman 232 Morris Seif 206 Don Lcffel 204 H. Schuchman 225 Frank Zendell 200 Marty Kroot 224 Marty Fine 203 Julius Bryan 213 BETH EL SCRATCH LEAGUE Joe Roth 630 Rube Reiswcrg 619 BETH EL MEN'S CLUB HANDICAP Micheky Hcrson 179 Issie Passo 501 HITS AND MISSES Sally Rubenstcin 172 459 Harry Nahmias 524 Shcl Cooper 200 BETTER HALF Helen Silverstein 131 481 JEWISH MEN’S CLUB Harold Zuckerman ... 247 Jerry Delman 639 Individual Average: Sam Bohard 186 Morris Seif 186 Team Standings: W L Pts Tom Harris Chev. 21 12 50 Ziffrin Truck 204 124 49 Bohard. Inc. 21 12 48 Calderon’s Vend. 204 124 48 Dave’s Delicat. 19 14 46
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Community Center. In Sunday’s feature game, AZA edged Swank. 44-41, and M & M swamped POK, 77-38. AZA, swank and M & M each have 2-1 records, POK is 0-3. In the feature contest, the score was tied at 33-33 going into the final period. Aron Goldsmith led the winning team with 19 points while Mark Aelrod topped Swank with 10.
Mike Gwynn
pumped
in
37
points, including lead M&M over
16 fielders, POK.
to
AZA (44)
fg
ft
‘P
Raff
4
4
12
Goldsmith
7
5
19
Solomon
5
0
10
Somberg
0
3
5
Bornstein
0
0
0
Bearman
0
0
0
Cohen
0
0
0
Totals:
16
12
44
SWANK (41)
fg
ft
tP
Bluestein
2
2
6
Cohen
4
1
S
Trattner
1
0
2
Shane
3
0
6
Miller
3
2
8
Axelrod
4
2
10
Totals:
17
7
41
Halftime score: AZA 21 17.
Swank
MAM (77)
fg
ft
tP
Hershman
2
1
5
Paige
6
2
14
Mohlman
4
3
11
Wilson
3
0
6
Gwynn
16
5
37
Bauer
2
0
4
Totals:
33
11
77
POK (38)
fg
ft
tP
Nefouse
3
0
6
S.Davis
4
2
19
M. Davis
1
0
2
Marks
1
0
?
Levy
5
0
10
Roth
2
0
4
Max
1
2
4
Stein
0
0
0
G landsman
0
0
3
Saskin
0
0
0
Rovman
0
0
0
Totals:
17
4
38
Halftime score: M & M 45 POK
12.
At JCC A ski club open to members as well as non-members is being formed at the Jewish Community Center. Ncnc.an Schimelman, the Center’s athletic director, announced that the group’s initial meeting will be held at 8 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 13, at the Center. Representatives from the Indianapolis Ski Club will attend the meeting to discuss skiing opportunities in the Midwest. A color ski film will be shown. Schimelman emphasized that the club is for beginners and experienced skiers. He said the group plans to visit a ski slope in the Valparaiso area and will schedule weekend outings throughout the winter. Additional information may be obtained by phoning Schimelman at CL 1-9468.
Say, Bowlers, We Want Your League Results The P-0 will resume the listing of league bowling results. If tne league secretaries will mail the top results each week, they will be used in a regular bowling column. Address your reports to: Bowling Editor Jewish Post and Opinion PO Box 1633 Indianapolis, Ind.
Attends Meeting Dr. J.K. Berman returned to Indianapolis after attending the 70th annual meeting of the Western Surgical Association. As president of the association, Dr. Berman spoke on the role of the surgeon.
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The Pirates lead the Peanut League in the Center’s junior basketball program, while in the Hoosier League, the Royals and Pistons are tied for first place. Sunday’s results: PEANUT LEAGUE Pirates 32 Bears 24
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