Verhovayak Lapja, 1947 (30. évfolyam, 1-24. szám)
1947 / Verhovay Journal
, PAGE 10 Verhovay Bowling Hews and Scores Our Fifth National Bowling Tournament It’s too early to expect much in the way of developments concerning Verhovay’s Eth National Bowling Tournament to be held in Cleveland, O., on May 14-16, 1948, but that much already is apparent that Verhovay bowlers all over the country are keenly interested in this event. The Tournament Committee of Branch 14, Cleveland, O., host to the C>th Verhovay Bowling Tourney, already has taken charge of the arrangements and, as J. J. Horvath reports in his column, all necessary information will be available by January 1st, 1948. The hospitable gesture of many of our fellowmembers in Cleveland, offering- to house the visiting bowlers, is deeply appreciated, for it is proof that those planning to participate in the tourney, wild be made to feel at home in the tournament city. Wherever the bowlers will be housed, in hotels, homes, or both, they will be aware of the friendliness with which they are to be received by our Cleveland membership. The Tournament Committee of the Board of Directors already have completed the first part of their great task and new developments cannot be expected for the time britig. Two members of the Committee, Dr. Prince and C. Smith, retire from the Board of Directors by the end of this year and that leaves vice-president Ari and director Phillips with the responsibility of carrying on. Naturally, until the vacancies on the Committee will be filled by the new Board of Directors, they will not find it possible to take any action exceeding the limit-NEWS From The Field matters will bo discussed at our annual meeting to be held on Sunday, December 7th. In view of the importance of this meeting the presence of every member of the branch is required. JOSEPH SZABÓ, Manager. (Continued from page 9) CHRISTMAS PARTY The children’s Christmas party will be held on Saturday, December 20th, from 2 P.M., to 5 P.M. Each •child will receive a gift from the branch. All parents are urged to bring their children to this event. SYLVESTER DANCE Our grand New Year’s Eve Party on December 31st will be a happy event. Music will be furnished by a good orchestra and an excellent dinner will he served before the dance. The members and friends of Branch 296 are cordially invited to spend this evening at our Verhovay Home. ELMER CHARLES, Manager. CAMPBELL, O. Branch 32l ELECTION MEETING The officers of Branch 321 will be elected at the next regular monthly meeting to be held on Sunday, December 14th, beginning at 2 P.M., at the Campbell, 0., Hungarian Home. Many important matters await the decision of the membership. AH members ere requested, therefore, to attend this meeting. JOHN FEDOR. Manager. CLEVELAND, O. Branch 361 ELECTION NOTICE Every member of Branch 361 is urged to attend our next meeting on Sunday, December 7th, »hen the officers of Branch 361 will be elected. Ltlease, be there, because the future progress of cur branch depends on your continued cooperation. MRS. STEPHEN SZABÓ, President, MRS. EMERY GAL, Manager. DETROIT, MICH. • Branch 443 ANNUAL MEETING The officers of Branch 443 will be elected and many other important COLLIERS, V. VA. Branch 452 M AN ACER’S REQU EST The members of Branch 452 are requested to settle all outstanding accounts in the last month of the year. I also request my fellow-members not to expect me to call three or four times at their homes for the payment of (dues. Throughout the entire year I have rendered all possible cooperation to every member of Branch 452 but at this time I must appeal to my fellow-members for their cooperation in order that I may properly close the books of the branch by the end of the year. I hope that my fellow-members will understand my predicament and have the money ready at my first call at their homes. DENNIS PALFALVY, Mgr. DETROIT. MICH. Branch 36 ; ANNUAL MEETING The members of Branch 36 are notified herewith that our annual meeting will be held on Sunday, December 7th. beginning at 1 P.M., in the auditorium of the former Verhovay Home, 8005 IV. Jefferson Ave. The officers of Branch 36 for j the following term will be elected and many other highly important matters will be discussed. Therefore, every member of the Branch is requested to attend. At the same time the members of Branch 36 are urged to settle their accounts at our annual meeting, in order that, by ihe end of the year, we may close our books without showing any arrears. Those who have not yet paid the interests due on the loans on their membership certificates, are requested to do so at the meeting. Hoping that our meeting on December 7th will be attended by the entire membership of Branch 36, 1 am Fraternally, STEPHEN LUKÁCS, Manager. Journal November 26, 1947 ations of the Rules and Regulations of the Tournament, previously formulated by the Committee. Judging from J. J. Horvath’s column (“Cleveland, O., Br. 14 reporting”) and from other inquiries, there seems to be a demand for a complete schedule of prizes and awards to be made at the Tournament. It would hardly be possible to comply with this request at the present time, partly because of the temporary incompleteness of the Tournament Committee of the Board of Directors and partly because, obviously, the amount and number of cash-prizes depends on the number of teams entering the tournament. Under these circumstances provisions for prizes could be expressed only in general terms as has been done by the directors’ Tournament Committee in the Rules and Regulations of the tourney where it is stated that “The prizes will compare favorably with those awarded at the South Bend National Tournament.” Thus, the prize list of the last Tournament may be used for guidance in making a tentative estitnate of what to expect in regards to the prizes to be awarded in the coming tourney. At South Bend the Men’s Division was alotted nearly $1,200 and the Women's Division nearly $350 in prizes. Eight prizes, ranging from $200 down to $15, were awarded in the Five Man event, three prizes, ranging: from $10 to $2.50'! in the High j One Game and High Three Gamp team event, 14 prizes, ranging from $100 down to $0.00 in the Two Man event, 3 prizes, from $6 to $2.50, in the High One Game and High Three Game Two Man event, 21 prizes, ranging from $75 down to $3.00 in the Individual Event, and 9 prizes, j ranging from $25 to $2 in the Ali i Events category in the Men’s Division. Three prizes, ranging from $75 down to $15, were awarded in the Five Woman Event, 3 prizes, ranging from $7 to SI in the High One Game and High Three Game Team event, 5 prizes, ranging from $50 down to $4.in the Two Woman event with three special prizes, from $4 to $1 in the High One Game and High Three Games series of the same event, 10 prizes, ranging from $25 down to $2 in the Singles and 7 ; prizes, ranging from $15 down to j $2 in the All Events category in the j Women’s Division. Altogether 89 cash prizes had been j awarded in addition to various trophies and to special prizes provided by Branch 132. According to the Tournament Rules : and Regulations the prizes of the i 5th Verhovay National Bowling Tournament will compare favorably with the above schedule and that should give us a general idea as to the tentative provisions made up to this time. On the other hand, definite provisions had been made and included j in the Tournament Rules and Reg- ; ulations by the directors’ Tournament Committee in regards to SPECIAL EVENT PRIZES to be awarded in addition to those made at the South Bend tourney. According to the Tournament Rules, these special prizes “will be available to duly organized Verhovay teams, bowling as a Branch team (5 Man, 2 Man, or individual) in ABC sanctioned I leagues all season.” 24 awards, representing $407.50, appear in this category, according t<j( the following schedule: A. ) Best Uniformed Verhovay team. Women's Division: $15, $10, $5, and Men’s Division $15, $10, $5. B. ) Champions — 5 Man — Men’s Division: $75, $50 and $25. C. ) Champions — 5 Man — Women’s Division: $30, $20, $10. D. ) Champions — 2 Man —• Men’s Division: $30, $20, $10. E. ) Champions — 2 Man — Women’s Division: $15. $10. $5. F. ) Champions — Individual — Men’s Division: $15, $10, and $5. G. ) Champions — Individual — Women’s Division: $10, $5, and $2.50. General championship awards will include, in addition to the dash prizes, medals, and trophies in tho Five Man, Two Man, Individualand All Events categories. Further information willbe released in the future issuesof the Journal. SCORES NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Branch 518 October 22, 1947 Pinter 128 208153 489 Russo 180 226193 599 Dellapa 181 209183 573 Halatik 176 172174 522 Welding 145 140184 475 Totals 810 961887 2658 B. Reed 188161 137486 Bradshaw 204158 137 499 L. Reed 142— — 142 L. Betza —153 112 265 Merkosky 216159 179 554 C. Reed 160159 185504 Totals 910790 750 2450 m i» November 5,, 1947 B. Reed181 156 120 463 Betza 199174 244 617 J. Reed 136— —’ 136 Bradshaw 171 165150 486 C. Reed 157226 190573 Merkosky —158 133 291 Totals 844879 843 2566 Cathcart 170184 143 497 MeElroy 158150 163 471 Scalia 139130 203 472 Biondo 173167 157 497 Shein 210 156196 562 Totals 850787 862 2499 MichaelPuskas, Mgr. YOUNGSTOWN,O. Branch 511 October 36,1947 J. Barkó194 171 178 543 J. Molnár152 173 168 493 S. Mothar189 143 130 462 A. Blasko171 222 157 550 A. Miglets185 283 146 564 Totals 891942 779 2612 Lettera 175186 159 520 Galente 132153 191 476 Bozick 140140 158 438 Schuller 149151 204 504 Snier 146 200 159505 Totals 742830 871 2443 November 6,, 1917 Kaveriski148 178 212 538 Silvester 155164 171 490 Leonelli 171183 197 551 Rushwin 165199 169 538 Kamen sk i 175179 184 538 Totals 814903 983 2650 J. Morey 169228 188 585 J. Molnár 161208 201 570 A. Blasko.182 179 190 551 S. Nemeth150 203 188 541 A. Miglets202 182 161 545 Totals 8641000 9282792 Frank Molnár, Mgr. When you don’t believe in yourself, that makes it unanimous. >
