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

1941-10-30 / 44. szám

Paffe 10 SPORT PAGE Verhovaycík Lapja October 30, 1941 CONTINUED NEW BRUNSWICK AND TRENTON SCORE CLEAN SWEEPS IN TRI-STATE LOOP. G. Dugan’s 216, J. Hichar’s 212, and S. Sulligan’s 204 high in league play New Brunswick and Trenton registered clean sweeps in the Verhovay Tri-State League last Sunday, October 19, 1941, vanish­ing the Manville and New York ‘B’ Teams representatives, respec­tively. In other* matches, Allentown conquered the New York. ‘A’ team in a brace of battles. High Game for the day was a 216 by George Dugan, followed by John Hichars 212, S. Sulli­gan’s 204, and S. Vechy’s 202. Franklin was not scheduled to play. The results of the bowling matches of the Verhovay Tri- State League are as follows: Manville at New Brunswick Manville Branch 292 Name •1 2 3Series G. Dugan 127216 152 495 A. Golombos128 125 131 384 J. Gibos 118121 164 403 M. Turi 135111 168 414 L. Bodor 136156 186 478 Totals 644729 801 2174 New Brunswick Branch52 Name1 2 3 Series J. Pastor161 188 182 531 M. Adams162 164 182 508 Z. Simon153 — 138 291 S. Sulligan178 183 204 565 Hilondivtch158 128 — 286 A. Toth— 157 189 346 —— — Margaret Popach72 48 53 Th. Lesnansky 53 89 41 V. Veroes 79 74 84 Jim Benedek 59 70 59 Totals 428 462 487 High Score Ladies;T. Les­nansky 89; Men: S. Poliak 133. High Average Ladies: H. Klein 67%; S. Poliak 113%. October 15, 1941 Team III—The Whites Captam—Ann Bagi Ken Norman 99 89 73 Lib. Norman 66 90 92 Helen Goydan 71 90 85 A1 Ba'-anyi 78 117 107 Steve Dobos 137 106 109 Ann Bagi 117 77 88 Jim Makrancy 97 68 134-------— — Total Team IV—The Capt" i n—Marie 665 vs. Blues Toth 560 688 Steve Balogh 122 103 105 Helen Sabo 53 68 77 Helen Stipkovits 48 48 60 Dorothy Swant 62 59 71 John Toth 76 95 89 John Sabo 112 109 111 Marie Toth 98 109 73 —— — Totals 571 591 607 High Score Ládies: A. Bagi 117; Men: Steve Dobos 137. Hi"h Average Ladies: A. Bagi 94: Men: Steve Dobos 117%. October 22, 1941. Team I—TheReds Capta ;n—Julius; Lenart Ethel Halas101 85 84 Steve Poliak 68 111 108 Rose Poliak 50 52 55 Robe "t Varga 98 122 126 Julin; Lenart 104 115 81 Frank Nagy 64 154 61 Pauhne Kerti 76 71 73 AI Goydan 130 95 85 Totals 691 805 670 vs. Team III—TheWhites Captain—AnnBagi Ken Norman90 108 72 Lib. Norman 73 71 100 Steve Dobos 108 106 114 Helen Goydan 103 70 72 Ann Bagi 78 96 73 Jim Makrancy 113 123 109 Grace Koos 44 63 47 Ed. T«emer 85 120 98 Totals 694 751 685 High Score Ladies: HelenGoy­dan 103; Men:Frank Nagy 154. High Average Ladies: Ethel Halas 90; Men: Robert Varga 116. October 22, 1941. Team II—The Greens Captain—AlbertJozik Margaret Popach 72 97 76 Helen Klein 82 85 71 Thelma Ross 40 54 51 Th. Lesnansky 72• 85 55 Jim Benedek 55 66 75 John Szucs —82 88 Albert Jozik 85 85 97 Jonn Pacsuta— — 67 Total 447 531 548 VS. Team IV—TheBlues Captain—MarieToth Helen Stipkovits41 58 46 Helen Ganyu 63 72 35 Helen Sabo 50 78 60 Andy Bodak 110 104 87 Andv Vida 74 87 76 Steve Tusay 85 116 162 Marie Toth 72 99 82 John Sabo— 125 86 Total 495 739 634 High Score Ladies: MarieToth 99; Men: Steve Tusay 162. New York ‘B’ at Trenton New York ‘B’ Branch 394 High Average Ladies: Marie Toth 84%; Men: Steve Tusay 121. (Story by John Sabo, President Branch 395, McKeesport, Pa.: scores by Ann Bagi, Recording Secretary.) Totals 812 820 895 2527 New York ‘A’ at AUentown A control button enables a new lawn sprinkler to throw its spray over an area from five to 50 feet in diameter. • SPORTS COMMITTEE MEETS IN WINDBER The Committee of the Windber Sports Club, com­prising Branch 33, Windber, Pa., Branch 59, Scalp Level, Pa., and Branch 409, Wind­ber, Pa., met on October 4, 1941 at the Hungarian Hall in Windber, Pa. The financial report of the club was read to the mem­bers. It was decided that addi­tional sports would be pur­sued if the members of the three branche s agreed to continue their sports pro­gram. Members of the Committee and Sports Club who at­tended were: OFFICERS OF BRANCH 33: George Modok, Commit­tee; Charles Barbey, Treas­urer of the Windber Sports Club. OFFICERS OF BRANCH 59: Louis Vizi, President of the Windber Sports Club; Martin Leber, Committee; Joseph Miller, Committee. OFFICERS OF BRANCH 409: Louis Kish, Secretary of the Windber Sports Club; Julius Kovács, Committee. Fraternally, LOUIS KISH, Secy. Windber Sports Club.--------------O-------------­NEWS FROM BRANCH 394 New York City Downfall I The ‘B’ Team of Branch 394 started out in high spirits all set to come home bedecked with laurel wreaths, only to come home with some thorns in their sides. After stopping at Warren and Broad Streets where we were befriended by one very jolly officer of the law, Callahan by name, we started out for Trenton’s famous restaurant to get our full of vitamins, calories and what have you. Getting our fill, we headed back for the Curtis Al­leys to meet our opponents and, much to this gal’s ‘peevéments,” our victors. However, a rollick­ing good game was played by both teams, and Team 394 ‘B’ lost the match. It was a rather close game, but the last straw came when we lost the last game by a mere three points. Our rooters1 section—all three of us— were somewhat dis-spirited but came through with a good rous­ing cheer and a couple of phoo­­eys (ahem!) every now and then. To see just what we did and accomplished, look for the scores in the sport section of this issue. Well, our motto is that old one that says if you don’t succeed once, try, try again. Watch out, all Verhovay teams, we’re out for the killing. Our boys looked very nice in their white shirts and blue lettering. I think we rooters will blossom out with shirts of our own. We gals tried to play a couple of games after the match, but whether it was the Jersey atmosphere or the alleys Margie Griglock and Irene were the only ones who were able to hit any­thing. So far as my score is concerned, the less said the better. After we tired of this, our kind Jersey friends took us to the Extension Tavern, which I was told has the longest bar in the state, and after ldoking at it we believe it. We all sat down and discussed ... ah .... shall I say “shop”? However, I must say Steve Vechy and Frank Molnár certainly can do some tricky dance steps, especially Molnar’s polka. Before we could say “Verho­vay,” it seemed we had to start for home, so very reluctantly we got into our cars, with fond farewells, until this Saturday when the gang will come to our dance. It is needless to try to thank those fellows for the splendid time they showed us. We’ve changed our minds about Jersey and its inhabitants. Now we’re eagerly awaiting to see what this week’s game will be like when we again play Jersey. We hope to return their hospitality and, of course, see Teani ‘B’ win the match. Fraternally, “DINKY.”--------------O-------------­BRANCH 89 DEFEATS CASINO II In a match played October 22, 1941 at the Club Alleys, Home­stead, Pennsylvania, Branch 89, Homestead, Pennsylvania, defeat­ed Casino II. Both teams are members of the Eastern Division League. The results: Verhovay Branch 89 1st 2 nd3rd Total Toboz 190180 213 583 Cashmere 140149 152 441 Mattes 112178 170 460 Krak 154168 193 515 Smith 186129 149 464 Totals 782804 877 2463 Casino II 1st2 nd3rd Total Taylor 138165 149 452 Brown 134 --151 285 Wickert 127185 178 490 Ritts 156169 147 472 Roberts 177139 135 451 Loyd —125 — 125 Total 732783 760 2275 Toboz rolled best for Verhovay in winning all three games for the night. This gives Verhovay Branch 89 a Win 12 and Lost 3 standing in the league. Wickert rolled best for Casino II. Fraternally, ARTHUR WICKERHAM, Captain Verhovay Branch 89.--------------O-------------­More than 70 per cent of the world’s passenger auto­mobiles are registered in the United States. Asthma Mucus Loosened First Day For Thousands of Sufferers Choking, gasping, wheezing spasms of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and energy. In­gredients in the prescription Mendaco quick­ly circulate through the blood and common­ly help loosen the thick strangling mucus the first day, thus aiding nature in palliating the terrible recurring choking spasms, and in promoting freer breathing and restful sleep. Mendaco is not a smoke, dope, or in­jection. Just pleasant, tasteless palliating tablets that have helped thousands of suf­ferers. Printed guarantee with each package —money back unless completely satisfactory. Askyour druggist for Mendaco today. Only 60«. Name 1 2 3Series New York ‘ABranch 394 J. Partmann138 193 129 460Name 1 2 3Series J. Greylock 123104 136 363J. Fitzgerald 164 154 141 459 S. Sarka 113148 178 439T. Vaught 168154 151 473 E. Nemeth 181183 170 534J. Toma 132124 131 387 A. Ibos 140150 193 483J. Vaught 169.143 144 456 —— M. Nagy 163171 181 515 Totals 695778 806 2279 —— — Totals 796746 748 2290 Trenton Branch417 AllentownBranch 90 Name 1 2 3Series Name T 2 3Series N. Harzenki177 183 191 551J. Besz 160186 175 521 F. Molnár 150160 120 430J. Toth 161129 104 394 J. Lukacs 127136 142 405J. Hichar 176212 161 549 E. Kowalik 190179 164 533S. Raub 157115 138 410 S. Vechy 181202 192 575P. Besz 168156 130 454 Totals 825860 809 2494 Totals 822798 708 2328 First Five Highest Individual Averages Pos.Name Branch Games Average 1 S. Vechy 417 3 191.02 2 S. Sulligan 52 3 188.01 3 N. Harzenski 417 3 183.02 4 J. Hichar 90 3 183 5 E. Nemeth 384-B 3 178 First Three HighestIndividual Three Game Series Pos.Name Branch Games Average 1 S. Vechy 417 3 575 2 S. Sulligan 52 3 565 3 N. Harzenski 417 3 551 First Three Highest Individual SingleGame Pos.Name Branch Games Average 1 G. Dugan 292 3 216 2 J. Hichar 90 3 212 3 S. Sulligan 52 3 204 VERHOVAY TRI-STATE LEAGUE October 19, 1941 LEAGUE STANDINGS High High Pos.Team Br.W—L Pins GameSeries Aver. 1New Brunswick 52 3—0 2527 895 2527 842.01 2Trenton 417 0 1 CO 2494 860 2494 831.01 3Allentown 90 2—1 2328 822 2328 772.02 4New York ‘A’ 394 1—2 2290 796 2290 769.01 5New York ‘B’ 394 0—3 2279 806 2279 766.01 6Manville 292 0—3 2174 801 2174 724.02 7Franklin* 9 0—0___ . ____ ___ *Franklin not scheduled. High Team Average Bragch 52 Team Average 842.01 High Team Three Game Series Branch 52 Three Game Team Series 2527 High Team Single Game Branch 52 High Team Single Game 895 Fraternally, J. VAUGHT, Secretary. New Brunswick New Brunswick New Brunswick

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