The Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 5, 1967 Page: 40 of 115
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League - in scoring.
The Jewish owners in the NBA
were Ben Kerner, St. Louis
Hawks; Arnold Heft, Baltimore
Bullets; Irv Kosloff, Philadelphia
76ers and Marv Kratter, Boston Championships.
Celtics, while Red Auerbach was
the Celts general manager. New Israel was almost as successful
owners named in the expanded on the athletic field as on the bat-
NBA were Bob Brietbard, San tiefield. The Israelis enjoyed their
Diego and Eugene Klein and Sam greatest international sports tri-
Schulman in Seattle. Adolph umph at the 5th Asian Games.
Schayes was the supervisor of the The 23 members of the Israeli
NBA officials. contingent collected three gold,
A new pro league, the Ameri- five silver and three bronze
can Basketball League, was form- medals. ,, , ,
ed. Owners announced were The gold medals were garner-
Arthur Brown in New York and ed by Debra Marcus and Hannah
Gabe Rubin in Pittsburgh. Max Shizifi in women's track, and the
Zaslofsky, former NBA great was men sbasketball team. The bas-
named coach of the New York en- ketball squad, led by Tanhum
Cohen-Mintz, toured the U.S. just
The tallest Jewish basketball prior to the Asian Games. _ ,
player, seven foot Dave Newmark Texas amateur Marty Fleck-
of Columbia, missed the college man created the big noise in golf
season due to illness. Others, how- when he led the U.S. open after
ever, distinguished themselves. three rounds He co lapsed in the
Steve Adelman and Billy Evans final round, but still was the low
made Boston College a winner. score amateur. Fleckman also
Evans was one of the best sopho- competed in Englandl as a mem-
mores of the year. Other standouts ber of the U.S. Walker Cup
included: Neal Walk, Florida; Ed squad.
Goldstone, Yale; Bruce Kaplan, Roger Ginsberg continued as
NYU; Al Fisher, St. Francis; Bar- a touring pro and little Beverly
ry Leibowitz, LIU; Mike Pearl, Klass, only 10 years old, caused
CCNY Irwin Blond, Williams; an uproar when she became the
Rick Weitzman, Northwestern; youngest player ever to compete
Al Fishman, Brown; Stu Kerzner, in a major pro golf tourney. She
Providence; Gene Dressier, Har- subsequently barred by the
vard; Steve Sherman, Adelphi; Bill Ladies Professional Golf Associa-
Baum, Rochester; Mike Schissler, tion because of her age.
Adelphi; Mike Werner, Rochester; It is becoming increasingly dif-
Mike Levine, C. W. Post; Bruce ficult to keepuP with the swim-
Brown, Rochester; Bob Beller, ming accomplishments of Mark
Harvard; Barry Smolev, Brooklyn Spitz. The 17 -year-old Californ-
and Bruce Fein and Dick Kamen, ian set three individual world rec-
mi ■ ords, won five Pan American
-"Successful college basketball Games gold medals and captured
coaches were Harry Litwack, six individual national titles. He
Temple; Roy Rubin, LIU; Dave could well become the greatest
Polansky, CCNY; Mike Gordon, of all modern swimmers.
Adelphi; Hal Blitman, Cheyney Richard Schneider won a na-
State; Sam Cozen, Drexel Tech tional indoor title as a member of
and Julie Cohen, Miami-Dade a Yale relay team, Yvonna Tovis,
South J.C. Avraham Melamed and Gershon
On the international scene Tal Sheffal of Israel won medals in
Brody, former Illinois All-Ameri- swimming at the Asian Games,
ca, played in Israel for Maccabi- while Julio Arango of Columbia
Tel Aviv, while Steve Chubin, won a medal at the Pan-Am
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