Verhovayak Lapja, 1947 (30. évfolyam, 1-24. szám)
1947 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 10 Verhovay Journal December 31, 1947 Bowling News and Scores Rules Adopted By New York League — Generous Provisions For Awards To Boost Interest In Bowling. — The Bowling League of Branch 48, New York, N. Y., functioning since September 30th, 1947, adopted a set of rules and regulations designed to attract many new members to the league. The teams meet each Tuesday evening at- 8:30 P.M., (sharp) at the Fox Bowling Alleys, 3010 — 31st St., Long Island City, N. Y. Members interested in watching these games are sincerely welcomed by the bowlers who, no 'doubt, would find great encouragement in the presence of boosters at these game nights. President and Publicity Agent for the League is fellow-member John Vaught, while fellow-member Ernest Nemeth serves in the dual capacity of secretary-treasurer. The rules adopted at the regular meeting of the members- of the Verhovay Bowling League of Branch 48, New York, on Wednesday December 3rd, follow: 1. ) Cash prizes will be awarded to the winning members of the League at the end of the bowling season. 2. ) The bowling season for 1947- 1948 shall consist of 33 weeks of play, or a total of 99 games. 3. ) Participation in all games shall be in full uniform. Any player not wearing the team-shirt will not be allowed to play in any match-game, unless satisfactory explanation can be given. Such explanations will be decided . upon by the captains of the combined teams and the- officers of the league. 4. ) All match-games shall start promptly at 8:30 P.M. 5. ) Any player arriving late for the games to be played will be allowed to play from the first frame on, provided his team has not completed the third frame of that particular game. Otherwise he shall remain out of that game and the team shall take his average spot allowed. 6. ) Foul lines shall be observed at all times. 7. ) AH players who have participated in league games for at least 22 weeks, or 66 games, shall take permanent possession of their bowling shirts. Until that time the shirts shall be considered the property of the League. 8. ) The maintenance of bowling shirts is at all times the responsibility of each individual player. 9. ) A total of $257.00 shall be distributed for the bowling season of 1947-48. 10. ) To be eligible for any prize, a player must participate in twothirds of the total games played and must also have played in the last 9 games, unless prevented by an act of Cod. 11. ) This league shall be sanctioned and governed by the rules and regulations as set down by the A.B.C. Bowling League. 12. ) The following' prizes shall be distributed: a.) Since the league is being conducted under a point system, 40 cents per point shall be paid to each team for the total amount of points attained by the end of the season. b. ) For High Team series (including handicap) $15. For High Team Game (including handicap) $10. c. ) First Four Individual — average standings: 1.) $20, 2.) $15, 3.) $10, and 4.) $5. d. ) Individual High Game $8.00. Individual High Series $12.00. e. ) All players ' not receiving a prize at the end of the season shall be guaranteed a return of $5.00. 13.) It was also proposed and passed that the publicity agent shall receive a compensation of $15.00 and the League Secretary a compensation of $10.00 at the close of the Bowling season. John Vaught, President Ernest Nemeth, Secretary COMPETITION STRONG IN NEW YORE LEAGUE — E. Nemeth Hits 242 In Branch 48 Handicap League. — On December 2, 1947, team A registered 5 points and the only shutout, blanking Team B., in the Verhovay. bowling league, Branch 48, New York, at the Fox’s Bowling Alley. Team C tool: 3 points out of 5 from Team D with Nemeth’s brilliant series of 536. On November 25th Team C outbowled Team A by 4 points with Nemeth’s 242 high game of the season and a high series of 592. Team B nosed Team D out of a score 3 points to 2 with the help of J. Toma’s good shooting. Other good scores were: Deutsch 202, Nemeth 203, and 242, Vaught 216 and Partn the games fc Team A Vaught Partmann Mills Handicap i 205.The scores of 167.196 163 526 193147 167 507 143161 151 455 4444 44 132 Totals 547548 525 1620 Team B Toma 143164 189 496 Blind 160160 160 480 Gruben 127134 136 397 Handicap 31 31 31 93 Totals 461489 516 1466 Team A — 5 points Team B — 0 points Team C Nemeth 176157 203 536 Ibos 144137 160 441 Duer 124146 171 441 Handicap 51 51 51153 Totals 495491 585 1571 Team D Deutsch 144202 135 481 Boszilkov 167167 138 472 Szarka 84197 156 437 Handicap 61 61 61183 Totals 456627 490 1573 TeamC — 3 point s Team D — 2 points J. VAUGHT, President, Publicity Agent. GARY BR. 138 TEAMS MEET CHICAGO BR. 342 IN TWO ENGAGEMENTS This is a rather belated account of the Bowling match between Branch 138, of Gary Ind., and Branch 342 of Chicago, 111. The first match was held on November 11th, 1947, at the Gary Sportsman’s Recreational Center, in Gary, between some expert bowlers as evidenced by the following scores: “A” Team bowlers Branch 138 Joe Kish J. Sunyog' J. Novotny Joe Novotny A1 Sunyog 187158 159 494 151155 142 448 1991Ö8 169 536 187163 161 511 167179 182 528 891823 803 2507 Branch 342 Bob Reedy 185135 145 465 J. Foder 170147 156 473 J. Ozencineski 157186 173 516 Geo. Reedy 169171 194 534 Don Igyarto 161168 150 534 847807 818 2472 “B”team bowlers Branch 138 J. Farkas134 139 201 474 A. Szalmasagi147 114 164 425 J. Kish169 184 150 503 Andy Ban231 185 137 553 M. Halasehak255 144 156 555 936766 808 2510 Branch 342 L. Kassen 174169 152 495 J. Igyarto 173130 212 515 M. Igyarto 138202 166 506 J. Keresztúri 170184 180 534 K. Sabo 171156 181 508 826841 891 2558 “C”team bowlers Branch 138 W. Bodnar151 159 157 467 G. Stefanovich203 152 159 514 J. Sunny159 134 136 42J F. Farkas E. Kish Branch 342 J. Weseski B. Todd S. Igyarto C. Molnár K. Anderson Branch 138 M. Torié A. Kish E. Bodnar A. Evanovich A. Verbich Branch 342 A. Reedy B. Martin J. Harris I. Sabo H. Kassen 129152 181 462 160156 199 515 802753 832 2387 157148 209 514 117150 147 414 156140 157 453 167158 144 469 129153 170 452 726749 827 2302 “C”Team 114116 130 360 104119 105 328 114105 141 360 129101 102 332 126140 119 385 587581 597 1765 126118 158 ‘402 136139 111 386 169137 152 458 136120 122 378 137106 121 364 704620 664 1988 VERHOVAY BOWLING LEAGUE, BRANCH 48, NEW YORK TEAMSTANDINGS — DECEMBER 2, 1947 C. Dorboszky 114161 167 442 Team Points Pins Ave. Game Series B 29 15242 508 578 1594 792777 OO—4 OO 2447 C 25 15030 501 644 1785 A 23 15008 500 602 1646 Branch 342 S 23 14600 486 627 1573 J. Igyarto 141149 111 401 T. Lachman 148151 173 472 INDIVIDUALSTANDINGS B. Todd 190166 170 526 Name Team Games Aver.Pins Game Series A. Gyure 138116 167 421 1. Vaught A 30 172 5157 226 567C. Molnár 136138 141 415 2. Toma B 30 171 5130 223 580 3. Lane B 24 169 4054 212 550 753720 762 2235 4. Nemeth C 30 163 4915 242 592 “B”team bowlers 5. Partmann A 30 159 4797 209 550 6. Deutsch D 15 152 2294 202 481 Branch 138 7. Boszilkov D 30 152 4573 196 516 J. Kish «195248 197 634 8. Duer C 27 149 4035 190 537 A. Szalmasagi 126125 197 448 9. Gruben B 30 148 4469 190 503 J. Farkas 125135 150 410 10. Ibos C 30 147 4412 197 516 A. Ban 184159 169 512 11. Szarka D 27 144 3898 191 474 M. Halasehak 182165 164 511 12. Mills A 30 143 4294 177 477 J.Vaught, President 812826 878 2516 Publicity Agent. After the games everyone retired to the Club rooms at 835 W. 15th Avenue, Gary, Indiana were refreshments and Sandwiches were interwoven with many choice speeches and a great fraternalism sprang up between the two groups which vowed that it will continue just as long as Pop Lachman can stand it — all joking aside, everybody had a great time and Branch 138 of Gary was requested to bring its teams to The Chicago alleys on the 22nd day of November for a return match. On November 22, 1947, Branch 138 loaded its bowling team up on a greyhound bus and two automobiles, and arrived at the R & G Recreation Center on W. Chicago Avenue, Chciago, Illinois to return the match to Branch 342. The following are the results: “C” team 1st group Branch 138 W. Bodnar J. Sunny J. P. Kish F. Farkas E. Kish Branch 342 Chas. Sailor J. Wesesku K. Anderson J. Sailor J. Igyarto 131 156 158 445 209 121 157 487 141 153 188 482 168 157 136 461 128 126 146 400 777 713 785 2275 167 135 159 461 164 158 135 457 129 121 142 392 194 183 165 592 176 154 146 476 830 751 747 2328 “C” team 2nd group Branch 138 S. Hydo S. Torié D. Danch J. Danch 159 202 182 543 167 143 181 491 161 131 211 503 191 140 137 468 (Continued on page 11)
