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58 CSIers were at attendance at the rain-soaked Palisades Park to watch the Israel National Olympic Team trounce the Rockland Boulders 7-1 in a rain-shortened, 5-inning game. Our own Dr. Ronnie Myers got to throw out the first pitch!!

The game began with a moving tribute to the 11 Olympic Athletes who were murdered at the Munich Olympics, a rousing Hatikvah, and a beautiful rendition of the Star Spangled Banner by 4 high school students. Israel scored first, but the Boulders tied it up 1-1 in the bottom of the first. Israel came back with a 5-run 3rd inning and added another run to cap off their victory as they prepare to capture a medal during the Tokyo Olympics with their first game on 7/29. 

It was a lot of fun, despite the bad weather, and we'll certainly do it again! 
Thank you to the Men's Club for organizing the CSI outing!

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