Jews and boxing
People of the book: “Jewish Jocks” wins award
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Looking for a fight (Yuri Foreman and Dmitriy Salita)
It’s “Times” for “Jewish Jocks” (book review)
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“Jewish Jocks: A Unorthodox Hall of Fame,” a book review by David Hollander
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Now hear this: Marc Tracy discusses his new book, “Jewish Jocks”
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High-profile writers lend expertise, affection to “Jewish Jocks” compilation
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Marvin Miller,
Mose Solomon,
Sandy Koufax,
Theo Epstein Categories: "Who is as Jew?"/Jewish identity,
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Salita wins as boxing returns to Brooklyn
Guest column: Dmitriy Salita to appear on Brooklyn’s mega boxing show
“Hebrew Hammer” alternatives
ANOTHER Hebrew Hammer? (Cletus Seldin)