Verhovayak Lapja, 1941. július-december (24. évfolyam, 27-52. szám)

1941-07-10 / 28. szám

t / July 10, 1941 .Verhovay ak Lapja. Page 11 Runner-Up Team — New Brunswick Branch 52 First Row, Left to Right: F. King, N. King. Second Row, Left to Right: J. Hilondivtch, F. Friecz, Adam Simon, Jr., manager, Steve Sulligan. BRANCH 428 TIGERS VICTORIOUS Milwaukee, Wisconsin On Hungarian Day, June 15, 1941, The Verhovay Branch 428 Tigers’ soccer team beat the Bayerns at the Bayern field by a score of 4-0, and by the victory won a plaque. This was the first time a plague was won under the name of Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association Tigers. The line-up was as follows: Ralph Schaeffer, goal tender Paul Guber, right fullback John Jasmok, left fullback Frank Blaha, left halfback Frank Pollich, right halfback Al Bisset, center half George Papp, center forward Louis Stark, inside right Casper Pollich, outside left Rudy Pelican, inside left Charles Papp, inside right. Reserves: Frank Papp, Santo Farino, Kurth Baer. We wish matches with fel­low Verhovay teams. Contact James Stark, 700 East Rus­sell Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis­consin. Fraternally, YOUNGSTOWN GIRLS ORGANIZING TENNIS TEAM: SEEK RECRUITS The Youngstown Verho­vay Girls’ Bowling Team, composed of the four Youngstown branches, 21, 108, 364 and 514, have or­ganized a tennis team for the summer season. Verhovay girls in Youngs­town are asked to join the new Youngstown Verhovay Girls’ Tennis Team. Fraternally, FRANK BROGLEY Director. *--------------O—---------­COMMON TEAM ORGAN­­IZED BY BRANCHES 432 AND 288 Crescent, Ohio A common baseball team has been organized by Branches 432 and 288. Since the team is financed by the branches themselves, all contributions towards it will be very appreciated. "Members of the two teams are requested to give their moral and financial support. Fraternally, * The Sport Committee. ■--------------O-------------­W1NDBER SPORTS NOTICE The Windber Verhovay Baseball Team of Branches 33 (Windber, Pa.), 59 (Scalp Level, Pa.) and 409 (Wind­ber, Pa.) wants games with other Verhovay teams. Our 1941 team is much improved, and we expect to have a very successful season. We shall play both at home and abroad. All baseball managers: Please contact us immedi­ately so as to be assured of one of our remaining open dates. Fraternally, HEZ. PHILLIPS, Jr. Business Manager. 301 Somerset Ave Windber, Pa.--------------O—----------­HOMESTEAD VERHO­­VAYS DOWN McLEANS 'On Monday evening, June 23, at the 2nd Avenue Play­ground in Homestead, the 1941 edition of the Home­stead Verhovay’s Softball team defeated McLean Bro­thers by the score of 5 to 1. The Verhovays drew first blood in the 2nd inning when they placed runners on' 1st and 2nd, Logan and Timko being credited with ' singles. Then up came Fon­­nie Mullen who whistled a scorching liner between first and second and to all on­lookers it was being chalked up as a double, but Swede Sanko, shortstop of the McLean’s made a thrilling stop of Mullen’s drive, and attempting to get the run­ner at third, threw wild with J Logan scoring. This ended the scoring for this parti­cular inning. The Verhovays went on a scoring spree in the third and fourth innings, scoring 1 two runs in the third and •two runs in the fourth in­ning to put the game on I ice. No further scoring was seen during the remainder of the game. Paddy Logan, speedball merchant, pitched himself a three-hitter, striking out -12 batters. His pitching was truly one of the highlights of the game. Fitz, Verhovay left-fielder, made a breath­taking running catch of a hard hit ball in deep left field, robbing the batter of a sure hit... a home run. The Homestead Verhovays, members of the Homestead District Softball Leauge, are now y2 game out of 1st place with the Subway Rangers in 1st. However, it is very apparent that the Verhovays will take over the first po­sition within one weeks time. A special note to all Ver­hovay Softball teams in the Tri-State area; the Home­stead Verhovay’s Branch 430 would like to make con­tacts with teams recently organized as well as those playing under the Verhovay banner in 1940. Please con­tact secretary of Branch 430, Bill Kohut, or your sports scribe at 306 West Street, Homestead, Pa. Telephone Homestead 1832. Fraternally yours, Francis Mullen. BOX SCORE Verhovay’s ABR H E Rager, ' ss ____4 0 1 0 Balogh, rc ____4 0 1 0 Posge, 3rd___4 0 1 0 Logan, p _ __ _4 1 1 0 C. Schwab, 1st_3 0 0 0 A. Timko, rf_3 1 2 0 Mullen, cf ____3 2 2 0 Maltes, 2nd ___3 0 0 1 J. Schwab, c___3 0 1 0 Fitz, If ^______3 1 1 0 Totals ___-30 5 10 1 McLean Bros.AB R H E Plipka, 3rd ___' a 0 0 0 M. Esper, If___3 0 0 0 J. Esper, 2nd_4 0 0 0 Alexander, 1st_4 1 1« Swede, ss _____3 0 0 0 •Sanko, c-cf ___3 0 0e Diz, sf ______3 0 1 0 Terry, c-cf _____3 0 1 0 Toby, rf ______3 0 0 0 Kruk, p ______2 '0 0 0 Evanyo, p ___1 0 0 0 Totals -____33 1 3• Verhovays 012 200 OOx—5 10 X McLean Bros. 001 000 000—1 3 0 Batteries: Verhovays-—Logan and C. Schwab; McLean’s—Kruk, Evanyo and Terry. United we stand; Divided we fall Hungarians should be VERHOVAYS ALL! LOUIS H. SOKOL, Publicity Agent. VERHOVAY TRI-STATE BOWLING LEAGUE SUCCESSFULLY CLOSES SEASON The Verhovay Tri-State Bowling League, composed of the Eastern branches located in the States of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, recently closed its first season with the celebration of a Victory Ball held on Saturday evening, May 24, 1941, at the Verhovay Home on East 77th Street, New York City. The victors and the losers alike paid respects to each other for the splendid season just ended, and the spirit of true Verhovay fraternalism crowned the entire affair. It was a very happy gathering, with the players and their guests and friends dancing joyfully to the gay Magyar melodies. During the merriment the championship trophy was awarded to Lou Virok, Captain of Trenton Branch 417. and the runner-up prize was given to New Brunswick Branch 52, with New York Branch 394 taking as their prize Team High Game. Individual prizes were awarded to J. Hilondivtch of New Brunswick Branch 52, for High Individual Average of 186.01; B. Miklovics of Trenton Branch 417, for High Three Game Series; and J. Emody of New York Branch 394, for High Game of 255. Next season will find the League even better, and Director Albert Ari and his loyal enthusiasts will again show that Verhovay has the “stuff.” • Below are the pictures of the champion and runner­­up teams. Champion Team — Trenton Branch 417 First Row, Left to Right: Julius Borcsik, Bill Miklovics, Papp, Steve Chorba. Second Row, Left to Right;: Maynard Ari, captain, Michael Batar, Branch 417 president, Charley Temple, Louis Virok, manager.

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