Listen to Part 1 of 2 as Half Jewish Sports spends an hour with George Washington Assistant Coach Brian Ellerbe to discuss his past as a coach, and what he feels he can bring to this program in his first-year .
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Senior Games tennis winner wants others to participateWisconsin Jewish ChronicleMoreover, “it would be fun to see” other Jewish community members participating as well, he said. Howard is a retired attorney who still does some part-time …
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Abe Pollin, owner of the NBA Washington Wizards and a staunch supporter of Israel and Jewish charities, died yesterday at the age of 85. Read More »
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After prayer and punch, Foreman takes Jewish victory lap (Sports)-http://is.gd/53nNm.
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More on Pollin from ESPN. * * *. Bobby Frankel, who rose from the streets of Brooklyn to become one of the most successful and respected trainers in the history of thoroughbred racing, died Nov. 16 from complications due to lymphoma. …
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Abe Pollin, owner of the NBA Washington Wizards and a staunch supporter of Israel and Jewish charities, died yesterday at the age of 85. Read More »
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World heavyweight boxing champion Max Baer, who kayo’d reigning title-holder Primo Carnera to capture the heavyweight crown in June 1934, is one five sport figures elected to the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame for 2010. …
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Pollin Helped Save DC SynagogueWJLAThe historic synagogue, now home to a vibrant mix of Jewish religious, social and cultural activities, almost didn't make it. When the original congregation …Abe Pollin, basketball owner and philanthropist, dies at 85Jewish Telegraphic AgencyAbe Pollin: Saying goodbye to a menschJweekly.comLong-standing loyaltyWashington PostWashington Times -Bleacher Report -Ha’aretzall 1,123 news articles »
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NEW YORK — Gretel Bergmann, a Jewish woman, matched a German high jump record on June 30, 1936, but she was kicked off the team. Tuesday, November 24, 2009.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Gretel Bergmann matched a German high jump record on June 30, 1936. Two weeks later, the 5 feet, 3 inches (2.2 meters) she jumped in.
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