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

1941-12-25 / 52. szám

December 25, 1941 ________________________________VerhoVCtyak L,apj(l___________I___________________**** 7 Det v«it Sportli tes The standings of the De­troit Verhovay Bowling- League, as of the week end­ing Sunday, December 7, 1941, are as follows: Team w LT. P. P. Verhovay 24 12 8 32 “D” Tavern 21 15 8 29 Yale Inn 20 16 9 29 Lane Service 21 15 6 27 Toth’s Real Est.20 16 6 26 Kohlenberg F.14 22 4 18 Delray Cafe 14 22 3 17 Dorney’s Cafe 9 27 The Leaders 3 12 1st High Team (3 Games) *'D” Tavern ______________2728 2nd High Team (3 Games) Yale Inn _________________2703 1st High Team (1 Game) Toth’s R. E. _____________983 2nd High Team (1 Game) “D” Tavern ---------- ---951 1st High Individual (3 Games) K. Toth (Toth’s R. E.) -----645 2nd High Individual (3 Games) A. Horvath (Kohlenberg) ..641 1st High Individual (1 Game) A. Horvath (Kohlenberg) —254 2nd High Individual (1 Game) E, Gall (“D” Tavern) ___245 2nd High Individual (1 Game) A. Gordon (Lane Service) __245 Big Ten Individual Leaders Games A. Horvath T.P.Aver. (Kohlenberg) K. Toth 213921 186.15 (Toth’s R. E.) L. Molnár 183848 180.08 (Lane Service) F. Szopko 335846 177.05 (Verhovay) B. Toth 366233 173.05 (Toth’s R. E.) S. Szarzi 366153 170.33 (Verhovay) E. Gall 335620 170.10 (“D” Tavern) J. Lőrinc 366084 169.00 (Verhovay) T. Toth 335513 167.02 (Toth’s R. E.) P. Szegő 365955 165.15 (Delray Cafe)36 5895 163.27 Well it still looks as if the charm of “old man luck” is bearing with the Verhovay Bowling Team, as viewed by the standings of the De­troit Verhovay Bowling League. The team has the good Verhovay spirit in it, and with Joe Lorincz cheer­ing us on and also donat­ing a few strikes now and then, we can’t lose. (Teams in the Verhovay League, please don’t take notice.) The averages of the boys bowling on the Verhovay team are as follows: Player Games T. P. Aver. Mike Szopo 36 5823 161.27 William Nanasy 36 5611 155.31 Joe Lorincz 33 5513 167.02 Steve Szarzi 33 5620 170.10 Frank Szopko 36 6233 173.05 The Verhovay Bowling Team has received the chal­lenge of the South Bend Branch 132 and has ac­cepted a series of games on a home and home basis. The dates will be selected to suit the convenience of both teams, and the first match will probably be held in January. The boys are going to bowl in the Michigan State Tournament which will be held in Saginaw in 1942. They will journey there on Saturday, January 10th, and promise quick action on the pins and a possible high score. (1 hope). There may be a shorten­ing of the bowling season due principally to the draft, and also the fact the defense industries are going on a seven day basis. This will hit the Verhovay Bowling League very hard as we have a younger set of bowlers in the league, most of them connected with defense in­dustries. We will have to bear along for awhile, until possibly something better will eventually will work out. We are hereby challeng­ing the girls of Dearborn Branch 429 to a match game, as The Ferret says her team is now getting into prime condition and would like to bowl us. We will give them a reasonable spot or handicap, just enough so that we can edge them out, as every day they are im­proving and they really put their heart and soul into it, especially The Ferret after she gets a strike. This being the last sports article of Detroit Branch 36 for 1941, I wish my fellow contributors and members a HAPPY AND PEACEFUL 1942! Fraternally, FRANK A. SZOPKO, Publicity Agent. 8556 Vanderbilt Avenue Detroit, Michigan.--------------O-------------­Exportation of cork from Egypt has been prohibited by the government. 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 in­ection. Just pleasant, tasteless palliating ablets that have helped thousands of suf­ferers. Printed guarantee with each package —money back unless completely satisfactory. Ask jour druggist for Mendae» today. Only 60«. 429 FEMMES BOWL Dearborn, Michigan The pre-Christmas bowling season of the Branch 429 girls ended with the old cus­tom of exchanging gifts among one another and winding up at the Night in Budapest night club, where hilarious notes of varied ideas were exchanged, with much enjoyment and appre­ciation of the fact that we are a grand bunch of girls (which is very unusual among women). Total pins of the team are getting larger with each week, and when (and if) Frank Szopko decides to match the girls with any team which challenges De­­roit and Dearborn, we hope to make a fair showing, which is the best any team can do. The team is hoping Frank doesn’t have to leave for the Army until after the tournament in Pittsburgh in March, as otherwise it is im­probable of women repre­senting Greater Detroit and Dearborn in the final match­es. Time will tell what hap­pens in the future. Only the final two weeks scores will be given here as space is limited (and besides they are the best to date— that is, as the entire team): December 11 BRANCH 96 — CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Verhovay Ladies’ Auxiliary Bowling Averages Mary Kuritar 120117 104 Helen Zaker 115 80122 Cecelia Herman 72 80 96 Ethel Koy 124 92108 Jolán Lucas 80 67104 Totals _______501 436 534 December 18 Mary Kuritar98 70 102 Helen Zaker142 104 100 Cecelia Herman84 78 104 Ethel Koy127 110 125 Jolán Lucas106 74 97 Totals _____557 436 528 Monday, November24th Total Total 1st 2nd 3rd Pins Games Aver. Helen Ziga 129 131 112 372 21 127.9 Irene Bankó 96 86 81 263 21 76.6 Margaret Chehy 88 117 96 301 16 103.9 Margaret Prokop 94 94 127 315 20 103.11 Irene Balia 125 96 134 355 21 122.12 Theresa Bankó 94 64 101 259 18 78.10 Rose -Mleczko 118 132 128 378 19 115.1 Kathleen Uhlean 94 76 87 257 15 86.9 Monday, December1st . > Helen Ziga 104 128 133 365 24 126.17 Margaret Chehy 90 112 111 313 19 103.13 Margaret Prokop 113 110 146 369 23 110.13 Irene Bankó 84 103 86 273 24 78.11 Theresa Bankó 86 71 110 267 21 80.1 Kathleen Uhlean 84 79 84 247 18 86 Rose Mleczko 126 116 134 376 22 116.10 Irene Balia 130 104 123 357 24 122.3 Monday, December8th 1 Helen Ziga 96 162 112 370 27 126.9 Margaret Chehy 139 114 140 393 22 107.9 Margaret Prokop 123 120 170 413 26 113.18 Renee Prokop —— — — 24 78.11 Theresa Bankó 98 80 97 275 24 81.20 Kathleen Uhlean— — —— 18 86 Rose Mleczko 75 114 95 284 25 113.21 Irene Balia 84 101 118 303 27 119.21 RESULTS OF MATCH GAME BETWEEN BRANCHES 164AND 96 Branch 164Branch 96 B. Kovács 129157 131 417 K. Uhlean 84 126 105 313 M. Molnár 165137 128 430 M. Prokop 124 139 106 369 L. Janovics 123106 125 354 I. Balla 115 104 132 351 O. Kunstadt 123155 181 459 H. Ziga 109 119 163 391 Totals _____540555 565 1660 Totals _432 488 506 1426 M. Kunstadt 94132 142 368 T. Bankó 108 103 106 317 J. Dori 102108 110 320 M. Chehy 84 112 117 313 E. Csonka 107111 135 353 I. Bankó 112 104 133 349 H. Nervy 176111 134 421 R. Mleczko 142 104 101 347. Totals ____479 462 5211462 Totals _446 423 457 132« Single High to Date Mary Kuritar _____138 Helen Zaker_______142 Gecelia Herman____118 Ethel Koy ...................127 Jolán Lucas _______106 (?) Considering the team started out with 349 on the first day, totals to date after only 39 games isn’t to be sneezed at. Looking., forward to more and better bowling notes from our sister branches, and hoping to see you all in Pittsburgh, the ole Ferret signs off with: A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL. Fraternally, THE FERRET, Publicity Agent. Fraternally, IRENE BALLA, Secretary. Branch 395 Bowling League Finishes First Half The Branch 395 Bowling League, McKeesport, Penn­sylvania, completed the first half of the season on Wed­nesday, December 17, 1941. Team No. 4, the Blues, under Captain Marie Toth, won the championship of the first half after a hard and close contest with Team No. 3, the Whites. The members of the championship team are Captain Marie Toth, John Toth, Stephen Balogh, Fred Stipkovits, Helen Stip­­kovits, Helen Ganyu, John Sabo and Helen Sabo. It is worth recalling that the Blues early in the season were in lowest place in the league. The other teams of the league finished as follows: 2d place—Team No. 3, the Whites, Captain Libby Nor­man; 3d place—Team No. 1, the Reds, Captain Julius Lenart; 4th place—Team No, 2, the Greens, Captain Al­bert Jozik. ) The league bowls every Wednesday night at Paint Bowling Alleys, 607 5th Avenue, McKeesport. Due to the holidays no games mil be played again until Wednesday, January 7, 1942, at which time the se­cond half will begin. Shortly before the New Year the captains will meet with President John Sabo for discussions on our bowl­ing, and the second half of the season will be given par­ticular attention in the dis­cussions. Helen Stipkovits, the publicity agent, will no­tify the captains by postal cards when they are to meet Fraternally, JOHN SABO, President«

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