Verhovayak Lapja, 1941. január-június (24. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)
1941-02-27 / 9. szám
February 27, 1941 Page 11 Verhovayak Lapja SPORT PAGE ♦ SPORT FLASHES FROM BRANCH 36 Detroit, Michigan The Detroit Verhovay Dowling Team from Branch 36 engaged the South Bend Verhovay Bowling Team from Branch 132 in a match game on Saturday, February 15th, at the West End Recreation Alleys, and were defeated by a total of 78 pins. Oscar Petoskey of Detroit and Joseph Nagy, Jr., of South Bend starred for their respective teams. Here are the results: DETROIT 1st 2nd 3rd Total M.Szopo 141 157191 489 Z.Vincent 153176 173 502 c.Petoskey 186230 165 581 F.Szopko 179174 136 489 K.Toth 177 166172 515 836903 837 2576 SOUTHBEND 1st2 nd3rd Total J.Nagy 182157 214 553 S.Gergacz 211 111 197 519 R.Koloszar 161 156191 508 W. Freshley214 150175 539 J.Sayer 178157 200 535 946731 977 2654 The South Benders were royally entertained in our club rooms, where we had a party in their honor; also for Mr. Zoltán Vincent who had his ? birthday. So between traveling ^rom orr club ro ms to the Verhovay banquet ard dance which were held in the Verhovay Hall for the 1940 Contest winners, the South Benders enjoyed themselves very much. They are a great gang of sportsmen with the real Verhovay fraternal spirit We have scheduled a return match with the boys from South Bend and have them booked for Sat'S day, March 1st, 7:30 p. m., at South Bend. We are out to avenge that first defe it pinned on us by any Verhovay team. The Detroit Verhovay Branch 36 Bowling Team has also scheduled the following out of town teams: Sunday, March 16th, 4:00 p. m.—At Detroit—Cleveland Verhovay 366. Saturday, April 5th, 7:30 p. m.—Ai Detroit—Chicago Verhovay 164. Saturday, April 26th, 7 30 p. m.—At Chicago—Detroit Verhovay 36. There are still a few matches with out of town Verhovay teams not yet completed, bit as soon as our dates for our annual Detroit City Association Tournament are chosen, we will complete our schedule with the other Verhovay teams and publish them in a later issue. An idea which was fostered* by the Detroit bowlers for so long has been getting results: to sponsor a Verhovay National Bowling Congress, to be held open to all Verhovay bowling teams, and bowl in a different city each year. This tournament would decide the best Verhovay team and would put no team to much expense. We have back of us the teams of South Bend, Dearborn and Lorain, which heartily approve of this venture. After all, every big organization has its tournament, so there is no reason why Verhovay should be an exception. This tournament would be held in Pittsburgh the first year, as that is where the Home Office is located, and other cities would vie for the tournament the following years. So let’s have some suggestions and let’s put this idea across before the bowling season is over. Fraternally yours in sports, FRANK A. SZOPKO, Publicity Agent. 8556 Vanderbilt Avenue Detroit, Michigan.--------------O-------------ALLIANCE DEFEATS CLEVELAND Although they lost two out of three games, the Alliance bowlers still took the victory home from Cleveland on February 16th. The results of the match are as follows: CLEVELAND 1st 2nd 3rdTotal J.Nagy 139149 190 478 J.Mantz 142 147 88 377 F.Pannetti 123— — 123 J.Horvath 150168 136 454 C.Karnya 188139 185 512 B.Balogh — 160 181 341 742763 780 2285 ALLIANCE 1st2 nd3rd Total M.Korosy 158165 166 489 J.Dugan 131 144139 414 H.Ince 163136 160 459 J.Éltető 178, 178 125 481 B.Fodor 137 131 178 446 767754 768 2289 Other games scheduled for Cleveland are: Cleveland will meet Alliance March 9th at Alliance. Cleveland will meet Detroit March 16th at Detroit. Cleveland will meet Youngstown March 30th at Cleveland. Cleveland will meet Beaver Falls April 13th at Cleveland. All match games are for 3:00 p. m. Cleveland, keep these dates in mind and do not make any arrangements that might interfere with above dates.--------------O-------------FRANKLIN REGISTERS SWEEPS Franklin scored sweeps last Sunday, February 16th. in the Verhovay Tri-State League. Trenton topped New Brunswick with two. New York took three from Allentown on a forfeit, with New York rolling a high three game series of 2642. Last Tuesday, February 18th, New Brunswick played a postponement match with Manville, of which New Brunswick took all three. J. Fitzgerald of New York got a good start with a 234 in the first game; other good games are A. Szabo’s 201 and 227, Z. Simons 202, S. Sulligan’s 223 and 204, N. King’s 208, and J. Hilondvitch’s 206. The results are as follows: FranklinBranch 9 Name G 1 2 3 A. Szabó ___3 201 227 178 A. Darualus_3 119 155157 S. Ancho ___3 137 176159 L. Szilagyi__3 140 128 137 Vahaly ____3 155 159 190 752845 821 Total _____ „2418 ManvilleBranch 292 Name G 1 2 3 F. Lizák_____3 125 158 156 J. Tunner___1 118— — J. Bollogh __3 118 152 130 A. Golombos_3 126 161 131 S. Golombos_3 177 147 145 C. Daku ____1 — — 95 Ancly ..........„1 — 93 — 664711 657 Total __ „ 2032 Trenton Branch417 Name G 1 2 3 A. Ari _____3 133 144 143 L. Virok_____3 160 165 162 M. Ari _____3 149 171 177 B. Miklós ___3 170 180 189 C. Temple___3 188 190 171 800850 842 Total ______ .„2492 New' BrunswickBranch 52 NameG 1 2 3 Z. ßimon ___3 202 129166 B. Szabó ___3 139 160 160 A. Simon ___3 146 125 156 F. King ____3 150 201 168 S. Sulligan__3 196 223 171 833838 821 Total ______ —2492 New YorkBranch 394 NameG 1 2 3 J. Fitzgerald _3 234 181 189 J. Vaught___3 158 171 188 J. Gedeon___3 185 177 127 J. Toma_____3 166 170 167 J. Emody ___3 199 170 160 942869 831 Totals „__ —2642 Sportsmen: The SPORT PAGE is devoted to the publication of the athletic and sports activities of our members and should be made the most of. Although the SPORT PAGE may be considered the men’s page, which for obvious reasons it largely is, it is open also—and with enthusiastic welcome— to the sports-minded girls and women of our Verhovay. Every Verhovay athletic or sports contest or achievement, whether by a branch or by an individual member, should find its way to our SPORT PAGE, without fail and in preference to any other publication. Allentown not shown up forfeits three to New York. Postponement Game New Brunswick Branch 52 Name G 1 2 3 Z. Simon___2 165135 — N. King____. 3 208 178 184 F. Friecz __. 2133 — 149 S. Sulligan _. 2204 189 — J. Hildonvitch. 3 206 165 185 B. Szabó ___ 1— — 165 F. King_ 2— 171 147 916838 830 Total „ . „.2584 ManvilleBranch 292 Name G 1 2 3 J. Tunner__. 2 126 101— C. Daku ____2 134130 — J. Vajda ____. 1 101— LEAGUE Pos. Team Branch W. 1 1 New York 394 7—: 2 Trenton 417 2—: 3New Brunswick 52 8—■ 4Franklin 9 3—: 5Allentown 90 1—! 6 Manville 292 0—1 Fraternally, A. Golombos_2 95’ ---157 S. Golombos_3 187 168 159 F. Lizák ........2 — 109 116 J. Bollogh __2 — 108 137 A. Mirgilo___1 — — 103 643616 672 Total _________________1931 High Individual Average S. Sulligan Branch 52, Aver. 195 4 High Three Game Series J. Emody Branch 394, Series 610 High Game J. Emody Branch 394. Game 255 High Three Game Team Series New York Br. 394, Series 2642 High Game New York Branch 394, Game 961 \ Pins High Games High Ser.Aver. 7758 961 2642 862 2492 850 2492 830.7 11924 916 2584 817.8 4756 845 2418 792.2 2439 932 2439 813 3963 711 2032 660.5 J. VAUGHT, League Secretary. DIRECTOR ARI ORGANIZES EASTERN BOWLING LEAGUE Surmounting all obstacles and snags with typical Magyar energy and thoroughness, Director Albert B. Ari, with a loyal group of Verhovay sports enthusiasts, recently successfully organized the Verhovay Tri-State Bowling League, constituting the states of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and at present made up of New York, New Brunswick, Franklin, Allentown, Manville and Trenton. According to Director Ari’s own words, “this pioneeringin organizing such a movement has caused many branches throughout this region to take notice, and I am sure that within a short time dormant branches will take on activity in this nature. This organized league is the first of its kind among Hungarian American undertakings in the East, and I can assure you that it will take on momentum day by day. Already games have been played and interest is on the mount, spectators are increasing and branches are making inquiries to join up with the league.” The above warm words of the Director smack of real confidence. It is hoped that this success will encourage our other branches to follow suit speedily.--------------O-------------BEAVER FALLS SEEKS MATCHES The Beaver Falls Bowling Team is seeking games with other Verhovay bowlers and is open to all acceptable challenges. For further information write to John Namath, 823 2nd Avenue, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania.
