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

1941-03-27 / 13. szám

Page 8 March 27. 1941 Verhovayak Lapja ♦ SPORT PAGE 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. SPORT FLASHES FROM BRANCH 36 Detroit, Michigan The proposed- Verhovay Bowling Congress, which should include every Verho­vay bowling team in each city, does, not seem to be getting much attention. I know there should be a Verhovay team in each city, so why can’t we have our own A. B. C. such as every other well-known organiza­tion? This would not amount to much financially, except the trip to the selected site of the proposed Congress, which should be Pittsburgh. There have been only three branches in favor of it as yet, South Bend.432, Dear­born 429 and Detroit 36. But we should receive re­plies from our Eastern and Western teams. Contact me by renting to the address beloiv: so we can put this over during the month of May, as then the weather will be more suitable for traveling. The Verhovay Bowling League of Detroit has only five more weeks, and the results to date are as follows: Standing of Verhovay Bowling League as of March 16, 1941 Team WL Pins Pt. Club 440 4626 14 60 Mandell’s Bar 4230 17 59 Verhovay 36 3933 17 56 Rapp’s Market 3936 12 48 Delray Cafe 3537 10 45 Yale Inn 3339 10 43 Petho's Bar 2943 8 37 Lane Service 2844 8 36 ’.earn High—3 Gaines-Mandell’s Bar_________ 2738 Yale Inn___ 2625 Verhovay 36 ______—2613 Team High—SingleGame Club 440 ....................___ 976 Mandell’s Bar _________ 972 Verhovay 36 _______........ 941 Individual High—Three Games B. Nanasy (Mandell’s Bar) 653 S..S?akzi (Mandell’s Bar) 615 K. Toth (Verhovay) _____ 615 Individual High—Single Game F. Vargo (Papp’s Market) 256 G. Kader (Lane Service) 255 B. Nanassy (Mandell’s Bar) 245 Individual Leaders, High Averages K. Toth (Verhovay 36) 1-77 L. Carey (Club' 440) ___ 175 O. Petóskéy (Verhovay 36) 174 B. Toth (Mandell’s Bar) .. 173 P. Szopko (Verhovay 36) 163 J. Czonka (Lane Service) 167 L. Toth (Yale Inn) _____ 167 J. Toth (Mandells Bar) __ 166 M. Gurin (Papp’s Market) 166 C. Nemeth (Club 440) 165 The proposed match game between our bowlers from Branch 36 and the bowlers from Cleveland Branch 366 did not come off as sched­uled, due to some difficulty of a few of the Cleveland bowlers in making the trip to Detroit. We were pre­pared to meet them, and are sorry the match game did not take place. The Detroit Verhovay Bowling Team of Branch 36 is preparing for the invasion of the bowlers from Chicago Branch 164, who will appear here in Detroit to bowl on Sciurday, April 5th, 7:30 p. m., at West End Recreation, corner of West End and West Jefferson Avenues. The Verhovay Bowling League is scheduled to oowl in the Detroit City Tour: a­­ment on Easter Sunday, April 13th, 8:00 p. m., at Whittier Recreation. This tournament is for over the average teams, and the Ver hovay Leage has sever teams entered in it. Wishing every team good luck in the City Tourna­ment, and hoping each and every one of our teams will walk away with some re­word, I remain Fraternally yours in sports, FRANK A. SZOPKO Publicity Agent. 8556 Vanderbilt Avenue Detroit, Michigan. BRANCH 366 SPORTS NOTICE The Cleveland Verhovay Bowling Team wishes to thank the Alliance Verho­vay Bowling Team, and their friend, for the splendid time they showed us at our bowling match, March 9, 1941. Mike Korosy of Alliance was top man on their side and Zoltán Szabó for the Cleveland side. A rubber 'game will again be played in Alliance be­cause Mike lost the flip of the coin. Those Alliance girls had our boys dazed for several days. The boys could talk of nothing but the comely girls. The scores: Cleveland Verhovay 366 1st 2d 3d T’al Z.Szabó 167207 223 597 J.Nagy 145 131 169 445 C.Karnya 147159 — 306 J.Horvath 193 136— 329 B.Balogh 187 182 160 529 F.Pannetti — ' '— 106 103 J.Mantz — — 178 178 839815 836 2490 AllianceVerhovay 369 1st2 d3d T’al MKorosy 178 183 208 569 J.Dugan 114 122 121 357 JInce 149 139 117 405 J,Éltető 122 144 170 436 B.Fodor 149 146 187 482 712 734 803 2249 Played in Alliance, Ohio, on March 9, 1941. Fraternally, Joseph J. Horvath, Financial Secretary.------------------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-----------------­TEAM WANTS GAMES The Verhovay Athletic Club of Elyria, Ohio, wishes to book both home and out of town games with other Verhovay sports organiza­­lions. Arrangements can be made by writing to Steve Csonka, 140 Woodford Ave., Elyria, Ohio, or to Andrew Palagyi, 365 Vulcan Street, Elyria, Ohio. NEW YORK AND NEW BRUNSWICK WIN PAIR Manville Takes First from New York The New York and New Brunswick bowling teams continued in a second place deadlock last Sunday on March 9th, in the Verhovay Tri-State League, by winning two games each from Man­ville and Franklin, respect­ively. J. Hilondivtch’s 234 was the high game for the day. Other good scores were; A. Darualics’ 204, J. Fitzge­rald’s 222, and J. Emody’s 201. Trenton was not scheduled. Results are as follows: New Brunswick Branch 52 Name G,1 2 3 S. Sulligan 3195 182 139 F. King 3170 167 180 Z. Simon 1 129 — — F. Friecz 2— 138 187 N. Kirvg 3174 164 155 J. Hilondivtch 3194 234 151 15862 885 812 Total ............ . 2559 FranklinBranch 9 Name G 1 2 3 A. Szabó 3143 148 177 S. Ancho 3136 166 121 L. Szilagyi 3 Í26 123 148 J. Bigg 3191 177 163 A. Darualics 3163 183204 15759 797 813 Total ____ . 2369 New York Branch 394 Name G 1 2 3 HighIndividual Average J.Fitzgerald 3 112 222 156Name Br. G.Aver. J.Vaught 3136 153 162J. Hilondivtch 52 9 190.05 J.Gedeon 3153 163 133 HighThree Game Series J.Toma 3154 136 138Name Br. G.Series 3.Emody 3137 170 201J. Emody 394 18 610 15692 844 790 HighGame Total ........... — 2326 Name Br. G.Game J. Emody 394 18 255 ManvilleBranch 292 Name G 1 2 3 High Team Average F.Lizák 3123 126 101Team Br.G. P. Aver. G.Dugan 1 147— ------'New York 394 18 15209844.17 J.Vajda 3146 120 141High Three Game Team Series A.Golombos 3162 120 124Team Br. G.Series S.Golombos 3139 144 142New Brunswick 52 18 2649 J.Bollogh 2— H9 130 HighGame Br. G: 15718 629 638 Team Game Total _____ 1985 New York 394 18 961 LEAGUE STANDINGS High High Pos. Team Br.W. L. Pins Game Series Aver. 1 Trenton 417 7—2 7382 884 2519 820.02 2 New York 394 12—6 15209 961 2642 844.17 3New Brunswick 52 12—6 15092 940 2649 838.08 4Franklin 9 6—9 12130 885 2561 808.10 5Allentown 90 1—5 2439 932 2439 813 6 Manville 292 1—11 7925 718 2032 660.05 Fraternally, J. VAUGHT, League Secretary. THREE NEW RECORDS SET IN TRI-STATE BOWLING CLASSIC New Brunswick Branch 52 Gains Lead Three new records were broken in the Verhovay Tri- State League last Sunday, March 16th. The first was by New York, with i brilliant three game series of 2688, by defeating the Trenton team two of the three games. Chalking up games of 858, 917 and 913, the New Yorkers totaled 2688 and oroke the previous mark of 2649 es­tablished by New Brunswick on March 2nd. In winning all three games from Manville, New Bruns­wick posted a new single high game of 985 The last, but not least, F. Freicz of New Brunswick, tossed in a 2<*5 195 and 181 for a 621 sore to top the league to date. last Saturday, *Tarch lath, Manville played a post­ponement match with New York, of which New York took two of the three games. J. Fitzgerald and J. Emo­­dy did well for the winners, and S. Golombos and G. Du­gan rolled well for the Losers. F. Freicz’s 245 game was high for the day. Other good games were S. Sulli­­gan’s 200, J. Hilondivtch’s 225, M. Ari’s 202, L. Virok,

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