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- Edmond Schmilovich (Romanian: Eduard Smilovici; Hebrew: אדמונד שמילוביץ; 2 December 1921 – 24 May 1979) was a Romanian-Israeli footballer and manager...
- Poliakov (1949–??) Zvi Erlich (1950–??) Ivan Jazbinšek (1956–57) Edmond Schmilovich (1958–60) Jenő Kalmár (1960–62) Harry Game (1963–64) David Schweitzer...
- (1960–61) Miodrag Jovanović (1961–63) Slavko Milošević (1963–64) Edmond Schmilovich (1964–66) Béla Pálfi (1966–67) Nahum Stelmach (1967–69) Milovan Beljin...
- Spasov (1963–65) Israel Halivner (1965) Avraham Menchel (1965–69) Edmond Schmilovich (1969–70) Jonny Hardy (1970–72) Avraham Menchel (1972–74) Ori Weinberg...
- 43 45 032.00 Emmanuel Scheffer 1968–70 24 8 8 8 44 34 033.33 Edmond Schmilovich 1970–73 19 10 4 5 27 13 052.63 David Schweitzer 1973–77 36 17 11 8 67...
- Kozokin (born 1987), Israeli footballer Haim Reich (1951–54) Edmond Schmilovich (1954–55) Emmanuel Scheffer (1955) Moshe Poliakov (1955–56) Israel Weiss...
- football player Reuven Rubin (1893–1974), painter and diplomat Edmond Schmilovich, football coach Dudi Sela (b. 1985), professional tennis player Itay...
- 1955 22 Maccabi Rehovot 2–1 Maccabi Tel Aviv Rehovot Herschkovitz 2' Schmilovich 7' Report (p. 8) 70' Merimovich Stadium: Maccabi Ground Attendance: 1...
- Hapoel Kfar Saba 1954–55 season Manager Edmond Schmilovich Emmanuel Scheffer Stadium Hapoel Ground, Kfar Saba Liga Alef not completed State Cup Round...
- Gibbons (1958–59) Molnár (1960–61) Jovanović (1961–63) Milošević (1963–64) Schmilovich (1964–66) Pálfi (1966–67) Stelmach (1967–69) Beljin (1969–72) Rosenbaum (1972–73)...