Verhovayak Lapja, 1941. január-június (24. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)

1941-02-27 / 9. szám

Page 12 February 27, 1941 Verhovayak Lapja + * + SPORT PAGE — Continued + + + BOWLING NEWS This is to advise that the Allentown team of Branch 90 has served notice of with­drawal from the bowling league. The unwelcome news was sent to the writer by Mr. Ko­vács, their team captain, in his letter of February 17th. Mr. Kovács explained that circumstances prevented active participation, and I am sure we will all miss their good fellowship and friendly competition. We expect to see them in there fighting next year. A meeting of team cap­tains vili take place in a week or two. At that time we will discuss a probable revision of future schedules, caused by Allentown’s with­drawal. Fraternally, J. VAUGHT, League Secretary.--------------O-------------­TEAM ORGANIZED; WANTS GAMES With the organization of a new team, the Verhovay Athletic Club of Elyria, Ohio, has begun its sports activi­ties, which will be basketball, for this season. The team wishes to book both home and out of town games with other Verhovay sports organizations. Arrangements can be made by writing to Steve Csonka, 140 Woodford Ave., Elyria, Ohio, or to Andrew Palagyi, 365 Vulcan Street, Elyria, Ohio. SPORT TIMETABLE March 1st, Saturday, 7:30 p. m. — At South Bend, Indiana. — Branch 36 Bowling Team vs. South Bend Verhovay Bowling Team. Bowling April 13th, Easier Sun­day, 3:00 P. M. — At Cleveland, Ohio. — Beaver Falls Verhovay Bowling Team vs. Branch 366 Bowl­ing Team. March 8th, Saturday, 6:00 P. M.—At Chicago, Illinois, in Monte Carlo Recreation, Lincoln and Beid an Avenues. — South Bend Verhovay Bowling ream vs. Branch 164 Bowl­ing Team. V * sfc March 9th, Sunday, 3:00 P. M. — At Alliance, Ohio. — Branch 366 Bowling Team vs. Alliance Verho­vay Bowling Team. * * ❖ March 15th, Saturday, 7:00 P. M. — At Chicago, Illinois, in Monte Carlo Recreation, Lincoln and Beiden Avenues. — Fodor Bowline Team of Branch 164 vs. Molnár Bowling ^ P- M. Team of Branch 164. * * * March 16th, Sunday. 4:00 P. M. — At Detroit, Michigan, in West End Recreation, West Jefferson and West End Avenues. — Branch 366 Bowling Team vs. Branch 36 Bowling Team. * * * March 30th, Sunday, 3:00 P. M. — At Cleveland, Ohio. — Youngstown Ver­hovay Bowling Team vs. Branch 366 Bowling Team. * * * April 5th, Saturday, 7:30 P. M. — At Detroit, Miehj gan, in West End Recrea­tion, West Jefferson and West End Avenues. — Branch 134 Eowling Team vs. Branch 36 Bowling Team. April 26th, Saturday. 7:30 P. M. -- At Chxago, Illinois, in Monte Carlo Recreation, Lincoln and Beiden Avenues. — Branch 36 Bowling Team vs. Branch 164 Bowling Team. * ■» * The Bowling League of Branch 164, Chicago, Il­linois, holds games every Tuesday at Monte. Carlo Recreation Center, Lin­coln and Beiden Avenues, beginning at 9 P. M. * * * The young men of Branches 21, 108, 364 and 514, Youngstown, Ohio, bowl every Friday at t Grand Alleys, beginning The young women bowl every Wednesday evening at Grand Alleys. * * * * The Detroit Verhovay Bowling League, Detroit. Michigan, bowls every Sunday at West End Rec­reation, on West Jefferson and West End Avenues, beginning at 2 P. M. * * * The two women-girl teams of Branch 361, Cleveland, Ohio, bowl every Thursday night. * * * The bowling team of Branch 366, Cleveland, Ohio, bowls every Tuesday and Saturday evenings— sometimes Sunday evening —at the Verhovay Home, 8637 Buckeye Road, East Side. ATTENTION! SPORTSMEN Kindly make sure that your calculations are cor­rect and the arrangements neat before sending in .esults, so that games will be published accurately. BRANCH 52 BOWLERS DEFEAT BUSTER BOYS After a few defeats, the Verhovay Branch 52 Bowling Team of New Brunswick, New Jersey came through tor their second win over their local rivals, the Buster Boys. Branch 52 had a total of 2586 pins while the French Street Buster Boys had 2391 pins. The results: Verhovay A. C.Branch 52 1st2nd 3rd Z. Simon_141 168 200 Szabó____188 192 129 Varga ---------159 159— King — ---145 A. Simon __130 186 151 S. Sulligam _190 226 222 Totals____808 931 847 Team Average 862 Buster Boys 1st 2nd 3rd J. Takacs __129 159 156 Hennessey 150 126 195 B. Bubint_125 138 151 'C Kish___163 187 240 J Kovács _.201 131 140 Totals _____768 741 882 Team Average 797 Game Played: February 9,1941. At: FrenchStreet Alleys. (This report submittedby Adam Simon,Jr., Manager Ver­hovay A. C. of Branch 52, New Brunswick, New Jersey.)--------------O-------------­NOTICE, BASKETBALL MANAGERS The Martins Ferry Basket­ball Team of Branch 40 would like to arrange for matches with other Verho­vay basketball teams. Contact Val Konyha, 745 Burlington Road, Martins Ferr"■ Ohio.--------------O-------------­ALLIANCE BEGINS SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND SEEKS GAMES The Verhovay Athletic Club of Alliance, Ohio, has bc„ i its sports activities for this season, which consist of basketball and bowling. The two teams wish to book home and out of town games with any other Ver­hovay sports groups. Th» basketball team will play home games any day except Sunday or Monday, and can play out of town games any day' except Mon­day; the bowling team bowls any Sunday. For arrangement of games send communications to Frank Ince, 735 South Webb Street, Alliance, Ohio, or to Michael Simo, 1141 South. Seneca Street, Alliance, Ohio.--------------O-------------­BRANCH 52 WANTS TO BOOK GAMES New Brunswick, New Jersey Branch 52 challenges and will accept any challenge made by any branch in New York, New Jersey or Penn­sylvania. Kindly address communi­cations to Adam Simon, Jr., 281 Hamilton St., New BrunswicK, New Jersey.--------------o—=----------­SPORTS NOTICE FROM BRANCH 366 Cleveland, Ohio The bowling team of Branch 366 would like to boolf out of town games and will accept any challenge made to us. Please address communi­cations to Bill Torda, 8702 Nevada Avenue, Cleveland Ohio.--------------O-------------­A LOVER S PRAYER Dear Lord: Before I should fall fast asleep, I want to ask of you— To watch o’er the one I love and hear her prayer too. She doesn’t want a castle of gold, To live her life in ease— She only wants a little bit so give it to her,—Please. If you should grant her this last wish, l know her life you’d bless. I know her heart would always be so full of happiness. —“Treb” Hagan --------------O--------------­BRANCH 439 Johnstown, Pennsylvania The following were at the first practice: Joseph Madarasz, Jr., Ste­phen Balogh, William Yu­­hasz, Paul Stasko, Paul Ke­rekes and Steve Hubay. Fraternally, THE REPORTER, Publicity Agent.--------------O—---------­The Johnstown Junior Branch 439 held its first rifle practice on February 6th at the Conamaugh Rifle Club, with six members in attend­ance. The Conamaugh Rifle Club has approved our using their rifle range whenever we get together. We furnish our own ammunition and they furnish the rifles, until we can get our own outfit. So far we have held four practices, and the members are getting more used to the guns. We hope to publish our scores soon, but now our scores are too low, altho we have three members who have from 50 to 60 from a possible 100. Children’s Page (Continued from Page 10) handed down from genera­tion to generation. Tribal celebrations were happy occasions. Many songs and dances entertained the people of various tribes. The Buffalo Dance was perform­ed by a maid and a young man, who imitated buffaloes. There was a Wolf Dance and a Pipe Dance of the Corn Festival. For this occasion one half an ear of corn was painted blue to represent the sky. Earth is portrayed by the remaining white grains. Chief Take-Blanket-Away told his sons how the seven clans were named and the manner in which they were united. His small sons were eager to listen to his stories concerning the first Peace Pipe and its purpose in the life of the Indian. It was always with reluctance that they followed Fo-too Yeo, the Sleep Man, into the land of dreams. Chief Take-Blanket-Away is the last chief of the Otoe tribe. Today he lives on a re­servation, far away from the open prairie of his youth. His sons are grown now, but they remember with joy the many happy festivals of their childhood. These mem­ories they cherish. The beautiful legends of Indian Sleep Man Tales were told to Bernice G. Anderson, by Chief Mee­­way-seh. The illustrations are by the author, Bernice G. And­erson, and Frank Sears. 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