William Penn Life, 1979 (14. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1979-07-01 / 3. szám
10. Joseph Lorincz Taylor, Mi. 652 35.00 11. A. Toth Trenton, Mi. 650) TIE 29.00 12. Louis Molnár Southgate, Mi. 650) 29.00 13. Alex Kovach, Jr. Phoenixville, Pa. 643) TIE 25.00 14. George Marton Woodhaven, Mi. 643) 25.00 15. Imre Bosits Niles, III. 641 23.00 16. W.T. Huthansel New York, N.Y. 639 22.00 17. Louis Kanyo Allen Park, Mi. 638 21.00 18. Charles Clark New Kensington, Pa.636 20.00 19. Tony Valvo Clairton, Pa. 634)TIE 18.50 20. John Grossheim New Kensington, Pa.634) 18.50 21. Mike Duruttya Alliance, Ohio 632 17.00 22. Gerald Walck Highspire, Pa. 631 16.00 23. Ronald Kowalik Trenton, N.J. 625)TIE 15.00 24. Richard Rulis Leechburg, Pa. 62 5) 15.00 $924.00 MEN'S PRIZE — SINGLE EVENT --ACTUAL ACTUAL PRIZE 1. Frank Csanyi, Jr. Kent, Pa. 643 FM-AM Electronic Readout Digital Clock Radio MEN'S PRIZE LIST - ALL EVENTS -HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1. Leslie Kispetik Chicago, III. 1934 $ 70.00 2. Louis Keller New Brunswick, N.J.1916 35.00 3. Steve Hodits Buffalo Grove, III. 1910) J|E 22.50 4. Imre Bosits Niles, III. 1910) 22.50 5. Joseph Hodits Chicago, III. 1906 16. 00 6. Gerald Walck Highspire, Pa. 1890 12.00 7. Joe Csanyi Kent, Pa. 1885) T|E 8.00 8. Leslie Teklics Des Plaines, III. 1885) 8.00 9. Cari Toth Beaver Falls, Pa. 1874 5.00 $199.00 MEN'S PRIZE LIST -- ALL EVENTS — ACTUAL TOTAL PRIZE 1. George Marton Woodhaven, Mi. 1756 FM-AM Electronic Readout Digital Clock Radio WOMEN'S PRIZE LIST — TEAM EVENT — HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1. Trenton Branch 13 Trenton, N.J. 2558 $150.00 2. Wm. Penn Branch 15 - #4 Chicago, III. 2555 120.00 3. Detroit Branch 18 Trenton, Mi. 2548 80.00 4. Wm. Penn Branch It- Ladies Wickliffe, Ohio 2541 60.00 5. Wm. Penn Branch 18 Riverview, Mi. 2517 50.00 6. 5 Squares New Kensington, Pa.2516 40.00 7. Wm. Penn Branch 15 - #5 Chicago, III. 2505 25.00 8. McKeesport #3 McKeesport, Pa. 2494 18.00 $543.00 WOMEN'S PRIZE — TEAM EVENT-- ACTUAL ACTUAL PRIZE 1. Anderson/Nicely Glass Johnstown, Pa. 2395 FM-AM Electronic Readout Digital Clock Radio WOMEN'S PRIZE LIST -DOUBLES EVENT - 2 WOMEN HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1. Helen Motyka Maura Hodits Chicago/BuffaloGrove, III.1220 $100.00 2. Irene Kekes Irene Molnár Westland/Southgate, Mi.1094 75.00 3. M. Pfefferkorn Audrey Delo McKeesport, Pa. 1092 60. 00 4. Joan Nalesnik June Elmore Beaver Falls, Pa. 1083 50.00 5. Mary Ecsedi Lucille Almassy Trenton/Wyandotte, Mi.1075 35.00 6. Pat Surbaugh Darlene McElheny S. Bend, Ind/Sarver, Pa .1051 30.00 7. Nancy Hrabar Annette Hrabar Avenel/Aberdeen, N.J.1049 25.00 8. Ann Ondo Betty Kennedy Bordentown, N.J./ Morrisville, Pa. 1048 20.00 9. Janet Setlock Sue Maddle Willoughby/Mentor, Oh. (Continued on Page 10) 1045 15.00 Winners from Branch 18 are as follows: MEN’S PRIZE WINNERS: Murdock’s Branch 18 came in 11th place, team event, 2887; doubles event: James Burinda and George Marton came in 5th, 1259; doubles event: James Burinda and George Marton, actual 1211, 1st place; singles event, handicap: 10th place, Joseph Lorincz with 652; 11th place, Andy Toth and Louis Molnár tied with 650 each; 14th place, George Marton with 643; 17th place, Louis Kanyo with 638; all events, actual: George Marton, 1st place with 1756. WOMEN’S PRIZE WINNERS: Detroit Branch 18 came in 3rd place with 2548; William Penn Branch 18 came in 5th place with 2517; doubles event, handicap: Irene Kekes, Irene Molnár, 2nd place with 1094; Mary Ecsedi, Lucile Almassy, 5th place with 1075; Darlene Szatmári, Marge Kish, 10th place with 1042; single event, handicap: Mary Molnár, 1st place with 605; Emma Toth, 6th place with 571; Darlene Szatmári, 8th place with 563; Irene Molnár, 10th place with 560; Eleanor Kender, 19th place with 542; all events, handicap: Irene Molnár, 3rd place with 1674; Emma Toth, 6th place with 1648. Looks like Branch 18 really came home with the bacon!! Congratulations to all of you. After the bowling, a wonderful dinner dance was enjoyed by all. Many thanks to the hard workers in Pittsburgh that helped in any way to make this tournament so successful. June 16th was a relaxing evening at the William Penn Social Club. A dinner-dance which was well planned was a huge success. Music was provided by our own Joe Balint and his orchestra, and as a special treat, we were entertained by “Saudia”, an exotic dancer. Darlene Szatmári and James Lochinger (instructors) have advised us that our William Penn Dancers have really been quite busy these past few months. They performed at the National Bowling Banquet in Pittsburgh over Memorial Day weekend, which was a tremendous success. They were viewed by the Hungarian Ambassador to the U.S., Ferenc Esztergályos and the First Secretary, Ferenc Sipka. Everyone had a great time and hope to be invited again in the future. Once home, the group was off again to Flint, Mich, to perform for the William Penn Branch 214 Dinner- Dance at the Blessed Sacrament Church. Accompanying them were Mr. (Continued on Page 10) 9
