Verhovayak Lapja, 1940. július-december (23. évfolyam, 27-52. szám)

1940-08-08 / 32. szám

August 8, 1940

Youngstown. vs Homestead

(Second Game)

Youngstown

ABR

H

o

A

E

Rohan, 2b

4

11

0

1

0

J. C. Horvath,rf 4

2

2

0

0

0

J. Nagy, lb4

1

1

3

0

0

Peck, c3

2

1

14

0

0

Kotel, 3b4

1

2

1

1

0

Yazbek, ss3

1

1

2

0

1

Mazei, ct4

0

3

0

0

0

Banyots, If4

1

2

0

0

0

Beaudis, sc3

1

0

1

0

0

Cegian, p4

1

1

0

0

0

Totals

3711

14

21

2

1

Homestead

ABR

H

O

A

E

R. Ballog, if

3

01

1

1

1

Vargyas, 2b

00

0

4

0

0

Toth, lb

0«

0

0

0

0

W. Murdzack,lb 3

0

0

5.*0

1

Lucas, p2

0

0

3

1

0

B. Nagy, e3

0

0

1

1

0

Ballog, ss3

0

0

1

4

0

Kasmer, sc3

1

1

1

0

1

Priam, cf2

0

0

1

0

0

Dargo, 3b2

0

0

3

1

0

Paster, rf3

0

0

1

0

0

Totals

24

12

21

8

3

CLEVELAND VERHOVAY BASEBALL TEAM VICTOR

Youngstown .............. 302 013 2—11

Homestead ................ 000 010 0— 1

Pitching record: off Cegan, 2 In 7; Lucas 14 in 7.

2-base hits: J. C. Horvath, J. Niagy, Mazei, Cegan.

Home runs: Peck.

Left on bases: Homestead 7; Youngstown 7.

First base on balls: Lucas 2: Cegan 6.

Struck out: Lucas 2. Cegan 14. Played at: Homestead, Pa.

Date: Julv 28, 1940

Cleveland

AB

H

o

A

Joe Nagy, if.... 4

0

3

0

Wood, 3b ......... 5

3

1

4

Bielz. c ............. 3

1

3

2

Kadlec, 2b-p.... 3

2

2

4

Schier, ss ......... 4

1

0

4

Solarz, cf ......... 4

2

1

0

Higgins, lb ...... 3

2

11

1

J. Nagy, rf-2b.... 4

0

2

2

Body, p ........... 4

2

0

1

Kravee, If ......... 1

1

1

0

Young, c ........ 2

0

3

1

Schala’n, r£ ...... 0

0

0

0

Totals ............. 37

14

27

19

Berea

AB

H

O

A

Loda, lb .......... 6

3

6

2

B. Anton, cf... 6

2

2

0

N. Th'pii, 2b... 5

3

1

3

Gedeon, ss ....2

ü

1

5

S. Sch her, if... 2

ö

1

0

W. Th’p'n, rf... 4

2

3

0

Dirk, 3b-p ....... 3

*1

O

0

3

Stover, c ........ 4

0

6

0

B. Sch’her, p... 2

0

0

1

G. Anton, 2b2... 1

0

3

4

Rush, if .......... 3

1

1

0

Wenz, 3b ........ 2

1

e

0

Totals ............. 40

15

24

18

Berea K. C. ........

500001

040--10

MARTINS FERRY VICTOR OVER HAZELWOOD

(Pittsburgh)

Martins Ferry AB R H

Boldrini, ss ................ 5 0 1

V. Beauty, 3b .......... 5 2 2

C. Bruney, 2b-cf .... 5 13

B. Turos, If .............. 4 11

B. Easton .................... 4 12

Wm. Metcalfe, c .... 2 0 2

H. Gensor, rf .......... 4 0 4

P. Konyha, c .............. 2 10

Chesley, p .................. 5 0 1

L. Groza, rf .............. 2 0 0

Totals ...................... 38 6 16

Hazelwood AB R H

CTToole, 2b ................ 4 0 2

Schmidt, 3b ................ 5 2 1

Crum, If ............... 4 13

Conley, ss .............. 5 11

Bishop, cf .................... 5 0 0

Nagy, lb ...................... 4 0 2

Hagan, c .................... 3 0 1

Gersavic, rf ......:...... 4 0 0

Hennessey, p ......... 4 0 0

Totals ......j,............. 38 4 10

Martins Ferry 000 101 400—6 16 Hazelwood 001 021 000—4 10

. Verhovay ak Lapja

Page 7

Runs—Wood 2, Young, Bielz 3, Kadlec 2, Solarz 3, Zody 2, Loda, N. Thompson, Gedeon, Rush, G. Schlather, W. Thompson2, Dirk 3. Errors—Verhovay 2; Berea 2. Played at: North Olmsted. Date: July 28, 1940.

2-base hits: Gensor 2. Remarks: This is first league game of Second Half.

Played at: Pittsburgh, Pa.

Date: July 13, 1940.-------------------O--------------—

BRANCH 157 SECRETARIAL NOTICE ! WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS

VERHOVAY CHILDREN S DAY CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

WALKERTOWN DEFEATS JACOBS CREEK AND MARTINS FERRY

WalkertoAvn vs Jacobs Creek

SUMMARY:

Two-base hits: P. Ritz, Lind quist, Letrick, A. Debreczeni. Three-base hits: Widock. Sacrifice hits: Widock.

Bases on balls: off Christinus 4; off Komar 1.

Struck out: by Christinus 19; Komar 12.

Left on bases: Walkertown 10; Jacobs Creek 8.

Umpires: Sine; Garofolla. Played at: Jacobs Creek, Pa. Date: July 13, 1940.

Walkertown vs Martins Ferry

Walkertown

ab r

HO

A

E

Walkertown

ABR

H

0

A

E

Danchick, lb

51

2

2

0

0Danchick, 2b

41

1

1

3

0

M. Petrosky,rf 5

0

00

0

0J. Debreczeni,

»s 5

11

2

1

0

Lindquist, 3b

41

2

1

0

0Letrick, c

41

2

13

21

A. Debreczenicf 5

1

1

1

0

0A. Debreczeni,

lb 4

1

3

8

0

0

Letrick, e

50

419

10

Edwards, cf

51

1

1

0

0

Edwards, 2b

50

1

10

0

Lindquist, 3b

40

0

11

1

Widock, If

41

2

0

0

0Widock, 1£

3

0

00

0

0

J. Debreczeni,ßs 4

1

2

3

0

1M. Petrosky,

rf 3

0

1

e

00

Christinus, p

41

0

0

3

1Leonetti, p

40

1i

10

Totals

41

614

27

42

Totals

36

510

27

82

Jacobs Creek

ABR

H

O

A

E

Martins Ferry

ABR

H

O

A

E

Arnold, If

30

0

20

0

Boldrini, ss

31

0

0

2

0

Grant, 2b

40

10

1

1

Madden, cf

40

13

0

e

Komar, p

40

0

23

0

Bruney, 3b

40

1

1

0

0

Simzisko, lb

40

0

60

1Gensor, rf

40

0

0

1

0

P. Ritz, ss

30

1

0

11

Easton, lb

40

0

6

0

0

Gath, cf

40

13

0

0

Konyha, 2b

41

1

1

3

0

Woznik, 3b

40

0

21

0

Siculan, ]f

20

0

20

0

P. Haz,y, c

20

0

80

0

Domyan, lf

10

0

2

0

0

Rosenran, c

10

0

4

0

0

Barkle, p

20

1

41

0

Seman, rf

20

0

0

0

0

Homer, rf

00

0

0

0

0

Totals

28

2

427

80

Totals

31

03

27

63

Walkertown

000 004001

—5

10

o

Walkertown

000 000 303—6

14

2

Martins Ferry000 010

010

—2

40

Jacobs Creek

000 000000

—0

33

SUMMARY.

Two-base hits: Leonetti, A. Dc-b reczeni, Danchick, Madden, Kony ha, Barkle.

Three-base hits: Bruney.

Bases on balls: Barkle 3. Lr oneeti 2.

Struck out: by Barkle S'; Le onetti 13.

Hit by pitcher: Widock, Bárkit

Left on bases: Martins Ferry 4 Walkertown 8.

Umpires: Sine and Neatrow.

Played at: Martins Ferry, Obi

Date: July 21, 1940.

I wish to make notification that Mr. John Kondrath resigned from the secretaryship of Branch 157, Waukegan, Illinois, on July 14, 1940, and that I, Mrs. Viola Hanson, have succeeded Mr. Kondrath as secretary of said branch.

Hereafter dues are to be paid to me, and those wishing to discuss and be informed on Verhovay matters are to communicate with me.

Please communicate with me in the ENGLISH language as I do NOT understand the Hungarian language.

Fraternally yours,

MRS. VIOLA HANSON, Secretary 157 624 Lincoln Avenue Waukegan, Illionis.----------:o:---------NOTICE, MEMBERS OF BRANCH 442

California, Pa.

You are hereby notified that the next regular meeting will be held Sunday, \ugust 11, 1940, and every •ECOND Sunday of the íonth thereafter, in Moran’s Hall, California, Pa. The meetings will be open- 1 at 2 o’clock sharp.

Your attendance at these leetings is requested. Fraternally yours,

ANDREW MEDVE,

President STEVE ZURO,

Secretary Branch 442.

A Family Basket Picnic, featuring CHILDREN’S DAY will be held by Branch 96, Chicago, Illinois, at Jurgensen’s Woods in Thornton, Illinois, Sunday, August 25, beginning at 10 a. m. ,

Games and contests of various kinds have been planned for the entertainment of the children as well as their parents, and there will be free refreshments for the children.

For the convenience of those not coming in cars, buses will leave West Pullman at intervals. Information about time and place to board buses will appear in a later issue of this paper.

Admission is FREE.

FOLLOW THE \KROW TO THE VERHOVAY CHILDREN’S DAY PICNIC.----------:o:---------VERHOVAY HOME TO BE DEDICATED AMIDST FESTIVITIES Crescent, Ohio

We cordially invite all Verhovay friends to be with us on the date of the dedication of the Verhovay Home.

Fraternally,

MARTIN GERSEY, Secretary-Treasurer Branch 432.--------------------O—---------------CLEVELAND VERHOVAY« SEEK GAMES

Schedule Given

The Cleveland Verhovay Baseball Team would like to schedule out of town games either for August 18 or 25.

If interested, write to John

S. Nagy, 3519 W. 146 Street, Cleveland, Ohio; or telephone CLearwater 0746-J.

Fraternally yours,

John S. Nagy,

Manager C. V. B. T.

Branch 45.----------:o:---------In connection with the dedication of the Crescent Verhovay Home on September 1, 1940, there will be a banquet in the good Hungarian way and dancing to the music of Medve and Sikora, of Youngstown, Ohio.

Venezuela has been cultivating coffee since 1784.

* * *

Photoflash bulbs are being made of shatterproof glass

to protect users.

* * *

A hand operated crusher has been invented for obtaining juice from grapes.

* * *

Norway has required official permits for the importation of radio sets and parts.

VERHOVAY HUNGARIAN DAY

Conducted by the

VERHOVAY FRATERNAL INS. ASS’N BRANCHES AND MAGYAR CHURCHES

ST. MICHAEL’S PARK — McADOO, PA.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 40

Park Opens 10:00 A. M.

Music by

SZALONTAY’S RADIO ORCHESTRA

Bethlehem, Pa.

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