Verhovayak Lapja, 1943. január-június (26. évfolyam, 1-25. szám)

1943-03-25 / 12. szám

üü!-6------------------------------------------------Verhovayák Lapja---------------------------------------__ch 25.:.1943 ♦ SPORT PAGE ♦ THUNDER OVER 36 Detroit, Michigan VERHOV AY BRANCH 36 WINS VERHOVAY BOWLING LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 429 Bowling News---------------- B/ The FERRET ---------------­Although the Verhovay Bowling league still has four more weeks oi bowling, the Verhovay Br. 36 five has won the league cham­pionship. The boys started the season slow, but soon got going and they took over the league leadership before the season was half over, increasing their margin jveek after week. Verhovay won two games from Vale Inn as Joe and Bill Toth led with 565 and 545 respectively. John Chonka paced the Yale Inn five with 494. Yona and Buda took two games from Molnár Funeral despite Steve Varga’s 580 for the latter. Lou Lekinay and John Buda had 568 and 567 to lead Yona and Buda to their double triumph. Fred Baker had 539 to help Hinky Dink Bar beat Gabe’s Bar twice, 2630—2555; John Nyeste had 228 in 536 for the losers. Paul Szegő had 232 in 565, but couldn’t keep Himler’s Printing from losing twice to Molnár Grocery as it was out rolled 2579—2522. Edward White «parked the winners with a 536 «eries. The Verhovay Br. 36 team of Detroit would like a home to home match series with some of the other branches. These matches would be preferred for April or the early part of May. Any branches who are interested, please contact Paul Szegő, 8555 Bouth Street, Detroit, Michigan. THE VERHOVAY SCORES FOR MARCH 15th. Hinky DinkBar Total A. Konkoly182 192 142 516 G. Blanchi 166 136 144 446 F. Baker 156 184 199 539 J. Butkin 158 171 170 499 A. Bobiocky176 175 153 504 Handicap 42 42 42 Total 880 900956 2630 Won 2 —Lost 1. Gabe's Bar Total B. Nyeste 151 211 141 503 L. Kusak 163208 168 539 J. Nyeste 156 166 166 498 J. Tiardell 174 131 155 460 J. Nyeste 164 164228 536 Handicap Total 818 880 857 2555 Won 1 —Lost 2. .Verhovay Br. 36 Total B. Toth 182 188 175 545 B. Nanasy 156 1.73204 533 B. Kendy 156 156 156 468 3. Toth 190 172203 565 L. Molnár 160 172 209 541 Total 844 861 947 2652 Won 2 —Lost 1. Yale Inn Total B. Kader 166 154 145 465 J. Lipschick133 157 117 407 S. Blatnek 122 169 135 426 F. Chonka 152 158 177 487 J. Chonka 123 189 162 494 Handicap 60 60 60* Total 756877 796 2429 Won 1 —Lost 2. Yona and Buda Total S. Rozany 165 160 166 491 J. Rakay 176 179 197 552 J. Buda 204 212 151 567 J. Sonkoly 120 178 178 476 L. Liknay 199 183 186 568 Handicap 22 22 22 66 Total 886 934 9002720 Won 2 —Lost 1. Molnar’s FuneralHome Tota S. Vargo 189 172219 580 J. Suyak 142 180 134 456 E. Vargo 202 167207 576 J. Vargo 145 157 160 452 F. Vargo 221 195 145 561 Total 899861 865 2635 Won 1 —Lost 2. Hinder Printing Total S. Shevchok159 159 159 477 C. Mészáros 145 158 177 480 O. Petoskey180 136 184 500 P. Szegő 161 172232 565 Z. Vincent 187 140 143 470 Handicap 10 10 10 30 Total 842 775 905 2522 Won 1 —Lost 2. Molnar's Grocery Total L. Malone 206 168 138 512 R. Fekete 154 154 154 462 E. White 192 168 176 536 R. Szalay 170 190 130 490 Z. Molnár 180 162 161 503 Handicap 13 13 13 39 Total 902 855 8222575 Won 2 — Lost 1. Fraternally, PAUL SZEG------------------v------------------­CALUMET MERCHANTS LEAGUE MARCH 12th. Verhovay Green Total Stasko 150211 169 530 Kovach 132 169 180 481 Clark 126 188 173 487 Markert 193 187 154 534 Kokandy 181 133227 541 Total 782 888 903 2573 Won 3 — Lost 0• VerhovayWhite Total Vincze 159 119 124 402 Ackerman 154 136224 514 Rumor has it that The Ferret was so keenly disappointed at the cancellation of the National Verhovay Bowling Tournament, that even her light o’ love, WRITING, has deserted her temporarily. However, even the worst heartaches are healed by time, so I guess it’s about time to snap out of it. After all, this war can’t last forever, and in the meantime, I s’pose one can find satisfaction in improving one’s team, so that when another Tournament does roll around, we can be in there, certain of at least a fighting chance. So here goes to the planning of a bigger and better interest in VERHOVAY BOWLING. It has been brought to my attention that several members in neigh­boring branches are interested in organizing bowling teams. Can the Ferret offer the services of an experienced Bowling Team Organizer? Be glad to give all the help I can. Someone else said since the younger mem­bers have gone into the services, how can they have bowling B ^iar (Sub)151 151 151 453 Fabian 162 137 156 455 Szakacs 154 147 170 471 Total 780 690 825 2295 Won 0 Lost3. MARCH18tli C. I. O. Total Newcom 168 131 163 462 Evans 1.17113 170 410 Sabo 121 146 159 426 Bostonich Smith 160 153 156 469 (Dummy)153 144 162 459 Total 719 687 830 2226 Won 1— Lost 2. Verhovay Total Stasko 167 144 199 510 Kovach 139 153 148 440 Markert 152 157 166 475 Clark 135 165 156 456 Kokandy 149 190 150 489 Total 742 809 819 2370 Won 2— Lost 1. MARCH 19. Bob White Total Banina 169 159 183 503 Horvath 144 170 131 445 Kotul 148 157 192 497 Berta 122 184 177 483 Chasteler 155 141 163 459 Total 738 808 846 2492 Won 2 Lost 1• VerhovayWhite Total Szakacs 155 170202 527 Vincze 146 146 120 412 Bodnar 134 124 166 424 Ackerman 146 201 181 528 Fabian 140 158 181 479 Total 721 799 850 2370 Won 1 —Lost 2. Fraternally, NICK PALLA, Br. 130, East Chicago, Ind. teams? What’s the matter with the older folks? Bowling is no respecter of age; it invites young and old, fat and thin, good oi; bad beginners. Once you try bowling, you are a true convert. Some of our best bowlers are the older generation — it’s some­thing that doesn’t tire one; all you have to do is stand at the foul line, heave a fourteen or sixteen pound ball straight down the alley, and wait for ten pins to fall. You have two turns to try and knock ’em all down. Then you can sit down, sip a cool, refreshing drink, gab with your teammates and await your turn again. It’s lots of fun, brings out those laugh wrinkles which makes for more charm and personality than all your well chiseled profiles. Makes a fella feel young again, and I can assure you that your popularity with the youngsters will rate several pegs higher as a result. How about it, Mrs. Joseph Demeter, (secretary of Br. 388 — Detroit’s Ladies’ Branch) bring out your members — and Mrs. Anna Horvath (secretary of the Verhovay Club), get some of those older club members in­terested. There is that active group of ladies who are faithful in their interest in Verhovay activities — Mrs. Csabi, Mrs. Trimai, Mrs. Marczis, Mrs. Azari, Mrs. Nyikon, and our own Mrs. Mary Horvath; countless others whose name I don’t know, but whose faces are familiar. All you have to do is meet me up at the West End Recreation Alleys some Sunday afternoon and we’ll slap the game around a bit? All my teammates will be glad to help all they can, too, so how about it, ladies? Which brings up another old “pet dream” of mine. Why can’t Detroit have it’s own bowling alleys in our very own Verhovay Home? I’ve heard so much about South Bend’s bowling alleys that it has inspired me to get some co-operation from all of you for our own alleys. Then when our boys “come marching home again” they can forget the MARCH 3 MarieGallovich 105 152 79 EthelKoy 144 117 117 MaryRaffee 93 83 107 MaryHorvath JolánLucas . 85 101 94 HelenKastura _ 148 161 126 MARCH11 JohnFisher 139 140 142421 Daniel; Robb 132 138 134 404 JohnLukas 142 172 161475 S. Horvath 137 145 137 419 LouisLucas 154 153 151 458 horrors of war in their joy and pride of our own alleys; where they can meet old friends and get their souls back to normal again. Golly, the thing could pay for itself in no time, and gather around the younger members which has been the dream of our older members. Notice who’s “top bowlers” in Verhovay circles — the South Bend fellas and gals — they have their own alleys to practice on at less cost than they would have to pay elsewhere. By the way, Congratulations to you South Bend Ladies of Branch 132 on winning the city Tournament for the second year. That’s a goal all of us can aim for. It calls for good team work, constant practice, and above all, GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP — getting along together con­tinually. Gotta hand it to you, gals, that’s keen bowling! Now for my own two teams — you certainly held together and I’m proud of the example you are setting in Greater Detroit for good sportsmanship. Keep it up, we’ll head the top o’ the heap yet! That Kastura babe is certainly rolling ’em down there for high series, with Ethel Koy a close second. Mary Horvath sub­stituting for Mary Raffee the last two weeks has helped the gals’ team win a couple of games. Marie Gallovich holds her own which is more than Ye Ferret is doing. Fisher rolled ’em down for a nice series, and with the aid of Robb, Horvath and Lukas won four points. Lucas didn’t bowl too badly after four weeks on the “graveyard shift”. All the fellas need is co-operation and good alleys — which last they will get next season at Allen Park Recreation. Might be able to report two teams each for men and women from present requests. The more the merrier, I always say. Which reminds me of a cute one — Asked what the definition of “optimism”, the instant reply was “he who works a crossword puzzle with a fountain pen” — S -, Good bowling wishes to all you sportsmen. Fraternally yours, THE FERRET Sport reporter. MARCH10 Sin. t High Average 131 122 123 163 109 126 174 136 174 118 135 87 129 114 135 135 104 104 105 115 150 105 116 137 115 167 120 Single high Average 175 183 183 198 168 THE day when you have funds to spare with which to buy insurance will never come for when you have funds to spare you will need no insurance;

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