Verhovayak Lapja, 1949 (32. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1949 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 6 Verhovay Journal March 16, 1949 COMMITTEES OF THE 6TH VERHOVAY NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT National Executive Committee ALBERT B. ARI Vice-President, Verhovay F. I. Association, Trenton, N. J., Chairman. RICHARD J. PHILLIPS, Director, Detroit, Mich. ANDREW KOVÁCS, M.D., Director, Cleveland, O. Program Committee Br. 14 — J. J. HORVATH, co-Chairman 14 — JOE KADAR, Co-Chairman 189-369 — MIKE KOROSY, co-Chairman Er. 14 — 14 — 17 — 40 — 132 — 132 — 132 — 132 — 132 — 138 — 138 — 138 —] 3ft — 138 — 1ÖJ — CAL KARNYA GEORGE KONTUR STEVE SMITH KENNETH KADAR E. F. MIHOLICH STEVE TAKACH EMERY HEGEDŰS ROY R. PHILLIPS FRANK WUKOVITS JULIUS DANCH M. HALASCHAK ANDY BAN ANNE KISH HELEN KISH STEPHEN KOCSI Br. 164 — MARGIE FODOR 164 — JOSEPH EXNER 216 — JOSEPH SUBITS 342 — JOE KERESZTÚRI ^ 342 — ROSE WESESKU 361 — BETTY GALL 361 — MARY GABOR 264 — WILLIAM BENNETT 3o4 — ROSE PRESLIPSKY 364 — ANNE M. PETRO 366 — FELIX TROMSKI 375 — MARION JANSING 503 — JOSEPH HODITS 503 — FRANK BALOGH, JR. 518 — MICHAEL PUSKAS Reception Committee Br. 443 —- JOSEPH TOTH, co-Chairman 429 — JOLÁN LUCAS, co-Chairman 500 — OLGA BOLDIZSÁR, co-Chairman Br. 36 36 36 443 58 429 429 429 429 42.9 429 - 443 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 JULIA KONKOLY Br. 500 STEVE KEKES 500 -STEPHEN LUKACS 500 -PAUL SZEGŐ 500 -STEPHEN MATYAS 500 -ANTHONY PLESIVEC 500 -LOUIS LUCAS 500 -MILDRED NOCH 500 MARGARET SARA 500 -JEANNETTE PARSONS 500 -ALEXANDER NOVAK 500 -JOSEPH SZABÓ 443 JOHN GYIRASZIN 36 JOSEPH BOLDIZSÁR 443- JOSEPH TICONI 36 JOHN WEBER 36 • FRANK SALLY 36 VICTOR MARKUS 36 ■ JOE BOLDIZSÁR- LARKY SHAFFER 5i[ ■ GEORGE MATUSKA 531 STEVE EVANS GEORGE BARDOCZ P. MORRISON ELSÍR GYIRASZIN E. SHAFFER T. MERAY MARY SALLY STELLA LANG MILLIE YU HA FRANCES KLIMO SALLY MARKUS RED WASIK JOHN PAYCHECK BILL TCTH- ANDY KONKOLY ■ IRENE KEKES ANNE PUTZ MARY TOTH- ANNE BELY ■ DAN IGYABTO PAUL BENYO JOHN GAZDAG Entertainment Committee Br. 129 — GEORGE HORVATH, co-Chairman 132 — BETTE BARANY, co-Chairman Br. 14 14 37 37 39 52 129 129 MARY TOTH MARY BODNAR PAUL KUN MARY DEMETER SAM NALESNIK ADAM SIMON, JR. MICHAEL DERI ANDREW GUYER Br. 132 — MITZI VAGHY 138 — ERNEST KISH 138 — STEVE J. TORIÉ 189-369 — STEPHEN BARANY 189-369 — HELEN SERA 366 — ANTHONY PINTER 375 — SUNNY ATKUS 383 — EDNA L. VEREB Prize Committee Br. 14 — BELA BALOGH, co-Chairman 14 — AL STOFCHO, co-Chairman 14 — STEFANIE SENYAK, co-Chairman Br.14 20 108 130 130 342 ZSIGMOND KADAR STEVE SUTCH, JR. JOSEPH TURNER. JR. JOHN PATCHMAN TED NEWCOM JOHN FODOR 518 — JOHN G. REED Br. 342 — IRMA SABO 364 — ANDREW BLASKO 366 — JOSEPH MAEOZSANYI 375 — M. ATKUS 375 — S. FAZEKAS, JR. 428 — JOHN SINITZ, JR. Toixra&ameiit Information At this time we still have more than two and a half months to go until the 6th Verhovay National Bowling Tournament. Yet, from some quarters we are besieged with impatient questions in regards to matters on which vve cannot possibly have the final inforjnation at this early date. We wish to plead with our bowlers to exercise a little patience and to rest assured that all information will be furnished well in advance to give each and every team as well as all spectators sufficient time to make their arrangements. The prize list is one of the' favorite topics of our interrogators. Yet, in several instances we have explained in these columns that neither the amounts nor the numbers of the prizes to be awarded can be set until some estimate can be made of the outcome of the financial campaign now in process. Since the campaign will not be concluded before the Bowling Tournament, it is impossible to give a definite answer on this score this far ahead of the cam. paign’s conclusion. However, for the assurance of the participants-to-be the National Executive Committee assumed a minimum guarantee of $4,000 in prizes and trophies. This is far above the amount allotted in the last Tournament and, therefore, the bowlers have every assurance that this year’s prizes will make it well worth their time to attend the Detroit tourney. This also answers the question as to why the entry fees have been increased this year. Since the prizes to be awarded this year will represent a far higher amount than was spent last year, it is only fair that the entry fees be increased somewhat, though in a far lesser proportion. The balance of the amount needed to make up for the difference between this year’s and last year’s prizes is to come from the Tournament Financing Campaign the outcome of which will determine also whether or not the guaranteed minimum can be exceeded and if so, to what extent. Several inquirers want to know about hotel reservations and rates. Though arrangements with the Hotel Fort Shelby had been made by the Committee last November, neither question could be answered at an earlier date,-mainly because, due to economic conditions, rates were quoted subject to changes. The presently effective rates are as follows: single room — $3.50 up to $7.00, double room, with double bed $5.50 up to $8.00, double room with twin beds $6.00 to $9.00. Final arrangements, however, obviously depend on the number of guests to be accomodated. This, on the other hand, cannot be determined before all entries are in. The deadline for the entries is March 15th (after the closing of this edition), hence no information can be given on this point either at this date. All the participants of the tournament, however, can rest assured that their reservation problems will be taken care of in due time. The necessary information together Aith the forms for reservations will be mailed to all branch-managers and bowling team captains in the first half of April, that is, at least 5 or 6 weeks before the Tournament. Accomodations for nearly 800 guests have been reserved in November and, thus, every ‘participant is assured of accomodations, and at a reasonable rate. Plans for the Tournament Banquet will be published in the April and May editions of the Journal. BOWLING — SCORES — DETROIT, MICH. Branch 500 February 12, 1949 Men’s Team B.Ticconi 157 170 179 506 J.Ticconi 162 140 145 447 J.Boldizsár, Jr. 168 162 174 504 E.Shaffer 113 131 168 412 V.Markus 153 153 153 459 Totals 753 756 819 2328 S.Evans 127 172 159 458 G.Matuska 143 131 124 398 J.Boldizsár, Sr. 124 100 168 392 G.Bardocz 125 192 156 473 L.Shaffer 165 151 159 475 Totals 684 746 7662196 Individual averages as of this date are — B. Ticconi 164, J. Ticconi 160, J. Boldizsár, Jr. 152, E. Shaffer 140, V. Markus 163, S. Evans 150, G. Matuska 152, J. Boldizsár, Sr. 142, G. Bardocz 156, and L. Shaffer 156. The above teams are bowling Saturday nights from 6 P.M. to 8 P.M atf Log Cabin Recreation. Any one wishing to come dovyn and watch the boys are welcome. February 15, 1949 Women’s Team M.Sally 145 125 148 418 P.Morrison 120 136 124 380 E.Shaffer 137 153 135 425 T.Meray 138 Í16 121 375 E.Vinic 147 113 171 431 Totals 687 643 699 2029 Individualaverages as of this date are — M. Sally 145, P. Morrison 125, E. Shaffer 133, T. Meray 122, E. Vinic 139. The above team is böwling at the Palmer Park Recreation, Tuesday nights, from 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. E. Vinic, Captain. DETROIT, MICH. Bransh 443 BOWLING MATCH The branch 443 bowling team had a very pleasant match engagement with the team of the Windsor, Ont., Hungarian Society, on February 20th, 1949. Following the match, the Windsor team entertained the visitors in a most hospitable manner for which we wish to extend our sincere thanks to our good neighbours. A return match engagement took place a week later in Detroit when the bowlers -from Windsor were our guests. Both matches have left us with the most pleasant memories. The scores follow. February 20 Branch 443 J. Toth 171 185 185 541 B. Toth 185 203 174 562 A. Gronda 170 176 174 520 J. Demeter 172 181 222 575 R. Wasik 231 159 161 551 Totals 929 904 916 2749 Windsor Hung. Soc. Bihary160 225 170 555 Sziszak 212 180 195 587 Orosz 173 168 195 536 Ágoston 141 182 177 500 Kankula 149 171 172 492 Totals 835 926 9092670 February 28 Branch 443 J. Toth 156 141 205 502 B. Toth 194 159 208 561 A. Grunda 135 151 145 431 I. Demeter 170 167 177 514 R. Wasik 181 189 167 537 Totals 836 807 902 2545 (Continued on page 7)
