Verhovayak Lapja, 1950 (33. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1950 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE I® Verhovay Journal April 19, 1950 fla■■■-■g----------------YOUNGSTOWN, O. -3BB iBranch 21 Sports Club Speaks — by Steve Mislay i'jft ii ' '1............ ...........; MW =353 A meeting of the local branch officer» and bowling team captains was hreld last month, to offer suggestions toward conducting the forthcoming Verhovay National Bowling Tournament, The various suggestions submitted were turned over to the bowling- committee for consideration, as to their practical value and so forth.. Tlae gathering under the direction of Mr, Stephen Matasy, consisted of the following: Jos. Turner, Sr., Nicholas Takacs, August Habodasz, Jos. Danish, Michael Cibulas, John Kostya, Andy Blasko, Jos. Turner, Jr., Margaret Barkó, Mary Ann Brogley, Stephen Novak, Jos. Nagy, Andrew Cseh, and Steve Mislay. Submitted also, were the names of the best capable men and women from our local branches, who will serve on the various committees. In order to promote the entire affair in a successful manner, we anticipate that our committees will function together in smooth coordinated groups. SUGGESTIONS: One of the suggestions we are awaiting approval on is having group photos- taken of the visiting teams’ If given the green light, we will erect an attractive frame prop froib which a team may stand behind to have a picture taken of their smiling profiles. Perhaps many of you are already familiar with this plan which has been adopted by the American Bowling Congress. Another suggestion introduced was the pinning of designated numbers on the backs of the bowlers. This enables the scorer to distinguish each bowler and also aids him in performing his duties faster and more accurately. Mr. Stephen Matasy generalized the overall plans and procedures governing the lodgings of the out-of-town participants and their rooters. Specific information, as to the whereabouts of the hotels, rates of rooms, etc., may be acquired by reading the column in the Journal “1950 Tournament City News.” NEW TEAM: Branch 21 will enter a fourth team in the tournament, which will be called the No. 3 team. This new team under the “21” banner is composed of members from the nearby suburb of Campbell, which is noted for producing athletic teams of reputable fame. We believe those hotshot Campbeliites will hold up their end fairly well. The players on the team are: Andy Cseh, Captain, Julius Pefko, Mike Cseh. Bob Lenton, Gene Peyko, and Charles Kish. COMMITTEES OF THE 7TH VERHOVAY NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT National Executive Committee ANDREM KOVÁCS, M.D., Chairman Vice-President, Verhovay F.I.A. 3609 Lorain Avenue Cleveland, Ohio RICHARD PHILLIPS, Director MIKE KOROSY, Director 7419 Park Avenue 646 So. Liberty Avenue Allein Park, Michigan Alliance, Ohio Bowlers’ 1950 Tournament Committee JOSEPH TURNER, JR. ANDREW BLASKO Captain, Branch 108 Captain, Branch 514, 364 134 Rhoda St. 25 N. Osborne St. Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio MRS. JOHN BARKÓ, JE.JOSEPH NAGY ' Captain, Branch 21Captain, Branch 21 45 Benita Avenue35 Willis Avenue Youngstown, OhioYoungstown, Ohio _ . STEPHEN NOVAK STEPHEN MISLAY Captain, Branch 21 Br. 21 Sports Club, President Publicity I1Í50- Donation Avenue 52S Dorothy Avenue - Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio Tournament Album Committee STEPHEN MATASY, Chairman Legal Counsel, Verhovay F.I.A. 704 Realty Bldg, Youngstown, Ohio Tournament Administration JOHN SABO National Auditor Tournament Administrator VERHOVAY BUILDING — 436 FOURTH AVE. PITTSBURGH 19, PA. Mrs. Mislay’s precocious youngster will now dwell on the subject of bringing home the bacon in the Southway Home League. The aces have captured the second half honors and at our next writing we shall know whether or not these obstinate, obstreperous, rinky-dinks will obliterate Quench Bar, the first half winners. If there were a mystic about, in the Omar Khayam category, we could consult him on the chances of our aces in the playoffs. The one answer, this world wise know-it-all, would relate to us, would be of the repeat performance of last years play-offs. At that time our team lost but in the last few frames of the third game. We are confident that this year the aces will afccelerate us over the black1 Thursday jinx. The Number 2 team should employ a psychiatrist, like the St. Louis Baseball Browns have, to hypnotize our gang into keeping away from splits and seven-ten spares. If the good doctor could produce 300 hitters with. a last place ball club, surely he could do something with a sixth place bowling team. READY OR NOT: The local Verhovay Bowling teams are priming for the invasion of the out-of-towners. We are going to try awfully hard to keep some of the tournament money circulating- back here in Youngstown, Of course I have never seen any of the visiting teams roll, but I sure would feel safe if I could chisel their epitaph’s with the sharp keys of my typewriter. God’s gift to the Hungarians. STEVE MISLAY. EXTENDED — FEBRUARY, 1950 SENIOR ORDER. 9 Magyar Joseph; 14 Dudás Joseph, Dudás Mrs. Joseph, Forro Mrs. Rudolph, Gyure Frank, Kakuk Mrs. Alex, Lazar John C-, Magyar Julius, Revay Mrs. Arthur, Szoradi Ignác, Tira Andrew, Tira Joseph, Tira Mrs. Joseph, Tizekker Janos H.; 17 Cyprus John, Giran Dezső, Hanl» Alexander, Kovács Charles, Nemeth Joseph, Nemeth Mrs. Joseph, Szabó Stephen, Yandrich Ernest, Yandrich .Mrs. Ernest; 27 Caster William, Toth Stephen K„ Toth Mrs. Stephen K.; 29 Ragan Wilbur; 32 Markus Daniel, Markus Elizabeth D.; 33 Laczo Joseph, Varga Lajos, Wargo Louis, Jr.; 34 Perhacs István, Perhacs Stephen, Sopoliga Julius N.; 36 László Andrew Jos., Toro Joseph; 40 Repas Frank, Sabo William T., Salopek Mihály; 45 Scarpelli Mrs. A.; 48 Klausz Eugene; 52 Chonko Gilbert; 71 Popojas George; 85 Szallay John; 90 Kenneth Louis; 96 Gellert Martin A. (21; 121 Molnár Emma, Molnár Paul, Novak Mrs. Michael, Szimeiszter Karoly, Tutuska Andrew C., Tutuska Boleslaus, Tutuska Julius; 130 Kane Mrs. Edward, Matusz Eugene A., Matusz Mrs. Eugene; 132 Weiss Eugene; 133 Toth Catherine R.; 138 Molnár Roza, Olesha Mrs. Walter, Petro Stephen Mrs.; 164 Horvath Cariotta C., Kiszely Helen ;174 Chasnaky Helen, Nemeth Rudolph, Yanchik Frank; 180 Namath Ladislaus A.; 201 Mariano Fred; 208 Bahus Mrs. Joseph; 214 Tampa John; 226 Bodnar John, Marton Joseph; 237 Vasvary Sándor; 249 Farkas Mrs. Mat, Jr.; 296 Korintus Janos; 345 Liptak Michael; 349 Magyar Gabor, Pustowoit Mrs. John; 361 Hritz Mrs. Richard, Krup.ansky Ethel; 383 Augustine William, Erash Stephen; 399 Kovács Bertalan; 415 Beningo John; 417 Silver Cariotta, Virok Arthur S.; 422 Hajdú András, Jr., Hajdú Mrs. Andrew; 432 Jacobs Louis; 443 Boldizsár Mrs. H.. Boldizsár Steven, Boldizsár Mrs. S.; 448 Makara Stephen; 452 Ragan Mrs. August; 490 Miller Carl Eugene; 511 Benyo Paul, Benyo Mrs. Paul, Cary Mrs. Joseph, Fehérvári -Gladys, Gazda Mrs. Steven; 518 Hale Mary A. JUNIOR ORDER: 14 Toth Mary A.; 34 Meisinger James, Meisinger Jane M., Meisinger Joanne, Meisinger Norbert; 36 László Michael; 37 Mezey Betty Ann; 40 Dudash Robert, Dudás Robert; 96 Gellert Michael; 132 Hoff er Joseph John; 295 Pinter Frank P., Jr. (2); 343 Stair Judy L.; 448 Makara Mary Ann; 490 Hubbard Paula J., Molnár Jenny M., Molnár Mary L.; 511 Benyo Mary E.; 525 Nagy Janice Ann. 103 Senior Order, 20 Junior Order Members, Total 123 Members. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. LAPSED MEMBERS — FEBRUARY, 1950 SENIOR ORDER. 13 Horvath Mrs. Helen; 14 Boros Alex E„ Boros Mrs. Alex, Szabó Mrs. Stephen; 17 Blanar Gabriel S., Pall Eugene N., Szabó Mrs. Stephen, Yandrich Ernest, Jr.; 25 Stosen Mrs. Eva; 32 Markus Andrew; 34 Williams Louis E., Williams Mrs. Louis, Williams Robert; 36 László Mrs. Stephen; 40 Kiss Mary Ann; 45 Huzo John; 48 Bagosy Mrs. Mary, Yurasits Martha; 66 Hudson Kenneth, Jr.; 85 Szallay Mrs. Frank; 90 Beitek Irene Mary; 108 Szalayi Mrs. Joseph; 138 Novotny John, Jr.; 141 Mondell Doris; 163 Seman George; 164 Klapka Mrs. Julia, Petrick Mrs. Sophia; 222 Monar John; 248 Perovich John, Sebestin John; 295 Dry Wayne F.; 342 De Vee. Jean E.; 349 Restagno Rose M.; 361 Kovach Mrs. Joseph; 366 Bayus Richard, Bubonic George, Marozsanyi Mrs. Jos., Toth Gustav; 383 Esene Andrew; 490 Barney Mrs. Morris; 500 Bardocz George, Stadler David; 503 Varga Irene M.; 511 Benyo Paul, Perlaki Mrs. Anton, Tomcsik Frank J., Jr.; 525 Machi. Alex. JUVENILE ORDER: 10 Bachie Steve, Jr.; 14 Bodnar Judith E., Boros Alex, Jr., Boros Alexandra, Boros Nancy L., Torda James; 17 Kovács Theresa; 21 Gönczi Margaret; 33 Bonitz Antenet, Bonitz Genevieve; 34 Williams George E. , Williams William R.; 36 László John, László Rose; 37 Varga Andrew; 66 Zoltani David M.; 91 Lichtenberger Eliz., Liehtenberger Iren, Lichtenberger John, Lichtenberger Lind; 96 Davy Earl E., Davy Karen Irene, Gervase Albert J., Gervase Roy J., Uhlean Catherine; 120 Koriritas Alice; 132 Megy esi Rosemary, Miner Merlin Geo., Platz Sheila K., Wiatrolik Nancy J., Wistrolik Rosanna; 133 Moser Joyce Marie; 138 Schmidt Susan M.; 141 Boy Mary Ann; Boy Peter John, Boy Priscella, Muller Josephine A.; 153 Nemeth Rose Marie; 164 Drienka Carl Ed, Risko John, Jr., Zubor Jack A., Jr.; 168 Brickler Donna M.; 208 Garaly Grace Ann, Garay Marie L., Goray Louis, Jr.; 214 Stadler Mary Ann; 226 Marton Dennis, Marton Sandra; 248 Sebestin Billy J., Sebestin Johnnie L.; 349 Restagno Richard S., Restagno Vince; 376 Fanning Jon Will, Rabatin Stephen; 383 Dobso Mary E., Esene Shiela M., Hrycaj Karen Lee; 415 Skibo Kenneth H., Skibo Nicholas G., Skibo Roy Harvey; 422 Hajdú Jean; 430 Martin Geraldine; 443 Alehin William W.; 500 Kecskes Ernest, Jr., Vinic Karen Ann; 503 Benedik Karen M.; 511 Benyo Bruce A., Benyo Joseph F. , Benyo Paul K., Boldizar Evelyn, Nemeth Carol, Tieche Ned Brown, Tieche Thomas; 525 Nagy Janice Ann; 566 Kiss Margit. «* v; 47 Senior Order, 75 Junior Order Members, Total; 122 Members., JOHN SABO, National Auditor.
