Verhovayak Lapja, 1954 (37. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1954 / Verhovay Journal

October 20, 1954. Verhovay Journal PAGE 9 a ;<„k 5a[Sl[aiiaiBBIISRllHIIBliailSllHlKII«llKl[Hl[BKll«!!KKi«ll«![SUaiKl|gllSlKllKll81KliKliSIia)81BIBIRIISIBll>aiKll»llS]iaiBIISllS|ISIIS! I I News É" |x From Northwestern Ohio 1 j BRANCH 27 TOLEDO, OHIO 1 I'K'KlKlSIIHllKlISlKlISllKllKliaiSlií By Stephen J. Ivancso « issHHSiiaaiaisiaiiiKiiaigiia^MiaiaiiiisiiBiHHiiHiiaiaiiisisBiaMiai The World Series is history, and a lot of Cleveland “Indian” fans are Scalping with, “Wait until next 'year.” It surely was disappointing from the Indian’s side, even more eo since Bob Feller, one of their greatest pitchers, didn’t even get to pitch in the series. Could he have done better than his fellow “Chiefs”? Autumn is here with her beauty, football with its upsets, and — yes — bowling, with its splits. Driving cut to Swanton, Ohio last week, it surely was a beautiful sight to see all of the different colored leaves on the trees. There we were the guests of the Julius Gombash fa­mily. Mr. Gombash is one of the oldest members of Branch 27, To­ledo. The family is 100% Verhovay —- their newest addition is a little girl, and she, too, wras added to the Verhovay roster. We all know that working con­ditions around the country have been on the downgrade, especially in the coal fields and at the automotive industry. Some people say that this is seasonal. We hope so! Last week in the Toledo area this seasonal islump was coming to a reality. We could go doym the street and hear that good old refrain, “Just called back”, or “I’m starting Monday morning”. Well, we hope for the best, as the Holiday Season surely catches up with us in a hurry. ■Tula Vargo, our fisherman, is down New Orleans way — fishing. Sometimes I wonder what comes first with Jula — fishing, bowling, or could it be baby sitting? Bill Smith, our fellow member and president of the Toledo Times Traveling Classis, is laid up with a­­bad right wrist, can’t bowl for at least two weeks. A speedy recovery, Bill, and get back into the groove! At this writing, The Toledo Times Traveling Classis is in its 5th bowl­ing week. Competition is tough and conditions sometimes rugged. I’m happy to report that the Verhovay boys, bowling under “Jack’s Men’s Shop”, are tied for 1st place with a 9 won-6 lost record. This lost and won record shows that no one team is superior to the other. Some splen­did scores have been shot. John Mo­­noky has the high three game total — 783 — with 290 for high single game. “George’s Music” bested 3200. “Jack’s Men’s Shop” has a total of 3100, with yours truly bowl­ing a 3-game total of 726 with a 256 high. Steve Sosko’s 666 helped us for a 3-game win. Andy Zigray, our anchorman, is averaging 200. We welcome another All — Star Bowler to our ranks — Al Feudi! AI is bowling this year under the “Etchen-Lutz Realty” banner. A few years back, Al, Rip Tinta, our singles champion, Dick Sendi, Julai Vargo and yours truly, made one of Toledo’s strongest young combines. Bowling under the sponsorship of “Opre’s Garage” this team captured the Sport Center Major Champion­ship on their last night of bowling. Bowling the second place team with a two game lead, one win was a must. The second place team, stocked with old timers who had more bowl­ing experience, said that the pressure would make the youngsters fold. Well, we didn’t fold! After a few' wagers to back us up, here’re the scores that we bowled: In the first game Jula Vargo missed the ten pin in the first frame, then struck out for 279; Dick Sendi had 229; Rip Tinta 226; AI Feudi 227; and yours truly 231; for a total of 1192. At one time we had 19 consecutive strikes. This broke the second placer’s back, and with all the beer frames that night, we closed the championship season with a bang! Mr. and Mrs. Emery Szollosi, with their three children, have joined Ver­hovay. Emery is the caretaker of the greens at Collins Park way. If any of you want to know a thing or two about the shrubbery business, don’t hesitate to contact Emery at CollinS) Park. Another new Verhovay mem­ber is Dr. Alex Farkas. His office is located at 325 Whittmore Street, Toledo, Ohio. As we write these lines, the Board of Directors is considering our next National Bowling Tournament site. We do hope that it will be a satis­factory site so that Toledo may show its championship form as it did in the past. We extend our sympathy to the family of Mr. Joseph Poes in the passing of his dear wife. Mr. Poes is one of Branch 27’s hardest workers, a true Verhovey backer. Latest visitor to Toledo was Mr. Julius L. Vallay and his son. Mr. Vallay, our former district manager, is now residing in New York City. After spending a few days among friends in Toledo, he headed back to the big city ana to his job as Dis­trict Manager in New York. Until next month bye-bye for now, and to all of you bowlers: May I wish you the best of luck — and good bowling! REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — JULY, 1954 14 Kish Stephen, Kish Mrs. Stephen, Kotschi Daniel, Kotschi Mrs. Da­niel, Lukacs Bela, Markus Victor, Pek Paul P.; 15 Gyetvan Joseph; 21 Tre­­harn John A.; 26 Mild Carl, Jr., Mild Donald J.; 49 Hoffer Bela; 50 Klinsky William S., Lovas William S., Marcisz Joanne, Marcisz Stanley W., Yuhasz Darlene M., Yuhasz Stephen J., Yuhasz Mrs. Stephen; 68 Zsiga Elmo MD; 76 Glatz Mrs. Jules, Schiek Donna Jane; 134 Fenna Carl Lewis; 138 Bulza Arlene J., Bulza Cynthia L., Bulza Judith Ann, Bulza Roberta E., Onika Deborah S., Onika Patricia May; 272 Stankosky Thomas; 366 Lechner Jo­seph; 383 Kowalski Marjorie; 443 Stultz Elizabeth J.; Stultz Julia, Stultz Mary Ann; 525 Mihály Mrs. Adalber. Total: 36. LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — JULY, 1954 14 Dietz Andrew P., Peto Joseph A.; 26 Benas Klara; 48 Singler Ste­phen, Soboslai Frank; 132 Nemeth Mrs. Julius; 163 Balazs József; 201 Benő Nicholas; 216 Legath Anton; 248 Vámos Miklós; 348 Farkas Mary, Mátyás Joseph; 376 Pezek Elizabeth; 383 Pinter Eugene; 443 Dobosh Margaret, Skiba Josephine; 569 Nagy Mariska. Total: 17. PAYMENTS RECEIVED FROM BRANCHES AUGUST 1 to 31,1954 Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount TF 304.08 45 2881.30 89 605.07 145*239.79 193 40.27 264 131.97 334 57.39 418*201.99 PAR 334.96 46 163.35 90 848.28 145 196 33.00 269 165.09 335 153.30 418 2 589.33 47 8.45 91 453.67 146 84.76 197 186.72 272 458.92 336 606.67 420 265.25 3*170.16 48 7915.37 92 15.41 147 117.91 200 198.30 273*77.27 338 400.01 424 177.48 3—.— 49 257.08 98 1331.23 150 426.84 201 189.74 273—.— 340 25.20 429 202.97 5 93.65 50 2673.42 100 71.80 152 490.45 204 125.65 275 323.42 341 89.23 430 475.48 7 124.05 52*2032.30 101— .—153 130.94 207 93.42 276 111.14 343—.— 432 237.58 8 1645.24 52—.— 103 118.43 156 51.21 209 293.63 277 242.55 344 72.91 433 40.57 9 267.35 53 87.44 106 296.83 157 103.22 210 51.81 278 421.62 345 119.96 438 117.29 10 350.96 56 32.98 107 212.52 158 123.46 213 151.28 282— .—347 240.08 442 121.38 12 110.63 57 206.11 108 1253.63 159 722.55 214 980.99 284 79.42 348 364.38 443 3014.57 13 1425.84 59 1529.08 111 95.35 160 41.65 215 291.87 285 153.32 349 436.94 448 106.64 14 5909.77 61 280.03 114 130.30 162 86.97 216 1566.13 286 80.36 351 31.39 452 155.00 . 15 4340.72 62 161.21 116*115.69 163 248.64 218 298.81 288 291.44 352 549.03 466 521.28 16 167.04 63 59.19 116—.— 166 54.35 219 159.50 289 36.58 355—.— 467 46.79 17 3168.41 64 374.42 117 67.54 168 553.06 220 273.74 290 184.02 361 624.73 475 401.64 20 954.68 66 262.84 119 28.81 170 267.16 221 99.47 291 135.37 364 980.15 477 204.96 21 1418.57 67 203.85 120 487.66 172 383.21 222 317.70 292 473.90 366 362.17 478 77.62 23 482.04 68 541.82 123 250.60 173 59.26 226 1460.79 295 98.47 370 95.18 480 86.82 25 615.44 69 134.43 127 286.08 174 911.09 227 45.92 296 1360.15 373 36.52 481**33.08 26 1109.75 70 437.87 129 1405.11 175 136.25 230 373.76 301 198.10 376 731.89 482 363.00 27 1550.96 71 1053.78 Í30 2891.20 176 185.15 236 85.17 302 124.00 383 1735.33 483 28.15 29 195.50 73 189.24 132 5822.10 177 62.27 237 189.00 303 209.10 386 222.95 485 47.13 30 39.09 76 910.79 133 1551.33 180*364.51 239 85.09 305 528.39 387 89.26 487 226.87 31 395.02 78 132.66 134 58.01 180—.— 242 63.42 307 100.08 389 102.18 488 38.16 ' 32 731.00 81 108.50 135 278.39 182 42.58 245 37.20 31C 457.43 390 92.84 489 60.70 34 1535.67 82*25.98 136 117.77 184*- 59.16 247 294.81 313 134.85 391 151.62 490—.— 36 7255.91 82 25.98 137 156.S3 184—.— 248 921,13317 79.21399 215.69 496 9.68 38 135.05 84 948.18 138*1027.85 186 122.29 249 1375.75322 12 81403 —.— 499 80.40 39 939.27 85 599.95 138 _187 1121.41 253***50.77 ±6.0 JL 405 20.14 500 866.91 40 1008.66 86 108.28 141 411.83 188 58.94 257 83.67324 90.35408 80.01 501—.— 41 25.82 87 1761.64 142 89.72 189 2083.97 261 85.67327 65.91415 131.01 511 542.83 43 229.78 88 852.25j 143 147.74 192 161.90 262 300.21 331' 44.28 417 1573.36 514 581.56 Br.Amount 51754.13 518990.38 51916.06 520114.88 5252583.98 533155.03 53416.08 53533.13 53735.50 53827.76 54130.86 542132.42 545127.32 54630.69 548137.48 55027.15 55592.49 55944.52 56276.45 564175.70 56553.77 566101.43 56822.68 569174.50 573228.64 575132.97 576410.18 581*95.27 581249.27 58590.48 TOTAL 138,566.31 * 1954 July Monthly Dues Payment Pittsburgh, Pa., August 31, 1954. ** 1954 July and August Monthly Dues Payment JOHN SABO, National Auditor *** 1954 June, July, August and September Monthly Dues Payment JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer

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