Verhovayak Lapja, 1941. január-június (24. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)

1941-03-27 / 13. szám

I March 27, 1941 Verhovayak Lapja + + + SPORT PAGE — Continued + + + SPORT TIMETABLE Bowling March 30th, Sunday, 3:00 P. M.—At Cleveland, Ohio.— Youngstown Verhovay vs. Cleveland Branch 366. * * * # March 30th, Sunday.—At Trenton, N,ew Jersey.—Man­­ville Branch 292 vs. Trenton Branch 417. * * * March 30th, Sunday.—At New York, New York.—Frank­lin Branch 9 vs. New York Branch 394. * * * April 5th, Saturday, 7:30 P. M.—At Detroit, Michigan, in' West End Recreation, West Jefferson and West End Avenues.—Chicago Branch 164 vs. Detroit Branch 36. * * * April 13th, Easter Sunday, 3:00 P. M.—At Cleveland, Ohio.—Beaver Falls Verhovay vs. Cleveland Branch 366. * * * April 13th, Easter Sunday, 8:00 P. M.—At Detroit, Michigan, in Whittier Recreation.—The Detroit Verhovay Bowling League to participate in the Detroit City Tournament. * * * April 26th, Saturday, 7:30 P. M.—At Chicago, Illinois, in Monte Carlo Recreation, Lincoln and Beiden Avenues.— Detroit Branch 36 vs. Chicago Branch 164. * * * The Bowling League of Branch 164, Chicago, Illinois, holds games every Tuesday at Monte Carlo Recreation Center, Lincoln and Beiden Avenues, beginning at 9 P. M. * * * The young men of Branches 21, 108, 364 and 514, Youngstown, Ohio, bowl every Friday at Grand Alleys, be­ginning at 7 P. M. * * * The young women bowl every Wednesday evening at Grand Alleys. * * * The Detroit Verhovay Bowling League, Detroit, Michi­gan, bowls every Sunday at West End Recreation, on West Jefferson and W'est End Avenues, beginning at 2 P. M. * * * The two women-girl teams of Branch 361, Cleveland, Ohio, bowl every Thursday night. * * * Branch 366, Cleveland Ohio, bowls every Tuesday and Saturday evenings—sometimes Sunday evening—at the Ver­hovay Home, 8637 Buckeye Road, East Side. Jr.’s 226, B. Miklós’ 204, J. Fitzgerald’s 218, J. Vaught’s 213, J. Emody’s 209 and 202, and J. Vajda’s 203. The scores are as follows-New Brunswick Branch 52 Name G 1 2 3 S. Sulligan 3145 200 149 F. King 3167 173161 7j. Simon 1 121— — F. Freicz 3245 195181 J. Hilondivtch 3147 225 174 A. Simon Jr.2 — 192 152 Totals ____-15 825 985 817 Series____ 2627 ManvilleBranch 292 Name G 1 2 3 A. Golombos 3198 138 180 F. Lizák 2 118 87— J. Ballogh 3 120 123 194 S. Golombos 3176 166 137 G. Dugan 3195 171 154 A. Miriglot 1— — 109 Totals ______15 807 685 774 Series _______ 2266 New York Braneh 394 NameG 1 2 3 J. Fitzgerald 3134 178 218 J. Vaught 3171 213 194 J. Gedeon 3177 156158 J. Toma 3167 183186 J. Emody 3209 187 157 Totals ______15 858 917 913 Series _______ 2688 TrentonBranch 417 Name G 1 2 3 M. Ari 3168 202 180 Molnár 3177 144 142 L. Virok, Jr.3 157 226 183 B. Miklós3 171 204 182 C. Temple3 171 158 165 Totals ____15 844 934 852 Series ____2630 (Franklin ofBranch 9 was not Scheduled toPlay.) Postponement Game ManvilleBranch 292 Name G 1 2 3 F. Lizák 3143 161 124 J. Ballogh 3177 144113 J. Vajda 3123 203 135 S. Golombos 3176 184 169 G. Dugan 3180 197 188 Totals ______15 809 889 729 Series _____... 2427 New York Branch 394 Name G 1 2 3 J. Fitzgerald 3169 189 188 J. Vaught 3140 177151 J. Gedeon 3147 144 193 J. Toma 3152 182 130 J. Emody 3185 202 178 Totals ______. 15 793 894 840 Series _____ 2527 The following are the teams that receive credit of three games upon Allentown’s withdrawal. New Brunswick Branch 52 Name G 1 2 3 S. Sulligan 3145 200 149 F. King 3167 173 161 Z. Simon 1 121 — — F. Freicz 3245 195 181 J. Hilondivtch 3147 225 174 A. Simon, Jr.2 — 192 152 Totals_____15 825 985 817 Series _ ... ManvilleBranch 2627 292 Name G 1 2 3 A. Golombos 3198 138 180 F. Lizák 2 118 87— J. Ballogh 3 120 123 194 S. Golombos 3176 166 137 G’ Dugan 3195 171 154 A. Miriglot 1— —109 Totals_____15 807 685 774 Series ____ TrentonBranch ___2266 417 Name G 1 2 3 M. Ari 3168 202 180 Molnár 3177 144 142 L. Virok Jr.3 157 226 183 b. Miklós3 171 204 182 C. Temple3 171 158 165 Totals _____15 844 934 852 Series .... 2630 High Individual Average Name Br. G. Aver. J. Hilondivtch 52 15 187.02 High Three Game Series Name Br. G. Series F. Friecz 52 13 621 High Game Name ' Br. Games Game J. Emody . 394 24 255 High Three Game Team Series Name Br. G. Series New York 394 24 2688 + High Team Average Name Br. G. Aver. New 'York 394 24 851 High Game Name Br. Games Game New Brunswick 52 24 985 YOUNGSTOWN SEEKS GAMES The Youngstown Verho­­vcty Bowlers wish to bowl any Verhovay team bowling ten pins, within reasonable driving range from Youngs­town, Ohio, on a home and home arrangement. Write or call this corres­pondent. Fraternally, book out of town games and will accept any challenge made to us. Please address communi­cations to Bill Torda, 8702 Nevada Avenue, Cleveland Ohio.------------------O-----------------­SPOTLIGHT ON BRANCH 367 Cleveland, Ohio VERHOVAY TRI-STATE LEAGUE MARCH 16, 1941 LEAGUE STANDINGS • High High Pos. Team Br.W. L. Pjns Game Series Aver 1New Brunswick 52 18— 6 20346 985 2649 847.22 2 Trenton 417 11— 4 12642 934 2630 642.12 3New York 394 16— 8 20424 961 2688 851 4Franklin 9 6— 9 '12130 885 2561 808.10 5Manville 292 5—16 14884 889 2427 708.16 6 Allentown 90 1—14 2439 932 2439 813 Fraternally yours, J. VAUGHT, League Secretary. BEAVER FALLS SEEKS MATCHES The Beaver Falls Bowling Team is seeking games with other Verhovay bowlers and is open to all acceptable challenges. For further information write to John Namath, 823 2nd Avenue, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. NOTICE, BASKETBALL MANAGERS The Martins Ferry Basket­ball Team of Branch 40 would like to arrange for matches with other Verho­vay basketball teams. Contact Val Konyha, 745 Burlington Road, Martins Ferry, Ohio. ROBERTPADERY 761 Cassius Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Telephone 33583.------------------O-----------------­NILES LOOKS FOR GAMES The Niles Verhovay Branch 106 Bowling Team has several open dates and wants matches with other Verhovay teams. Contact this representa­tive. Fraternally, FRANK SAFRAN. 507 Depot Street Niles, Ohio •-----------------o-----------------­SPORTS NOTICE FROM BRANCH 366 Cleveland, Ohio The bowling team of Branch 366 would like to The place was filled to capacity; laughter and music could be heard from a great distance; members and friends kept flowing in until the committee was assured a complete success. It surely was! Now you’re not in the dark, are you? Yes? Well, shame on you! You should have been there. We all had a grand time. The three valuable door prizes were won by Mrs. Ethel Seres, Dr. Andrew Kovács (boy! the doc sure fell for his) and Margaret Kish. We intend to have many more affairs that will long be remembered for their re­­'rnarkable success, as this one was. We are happy to inform you that one of our mem­bers, Ben Stidham, has com­Page 9 pletely yrecovered from his injury. Our new president, Jo­seph Serfozo, has been taking a keen interest in travel lately. St. Peters­burg, one of the most im­portant centers in Florida, held a magnetic attraction for Joe. Ernest Harsany has gone into the fruit business. He certainly is a swell mem­ber, so let’s patronize him. Frank Traiber has been basking- in the warm sun down South. Be sure to tell us about Mexico City the next time you come around, Frank. We are expecting a record attendance at our next meeting, when we are go­ing to plan for a dance to be held after Easter. By the way, meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month, at the secre­tary’s home. So, if you crave publicity, be sure to come. We give you our word you’ll get it. Fraternally, The Funmakers of Branch 367.------------------O-----------------­BRANCH 364 Youngstown, Ohio Our regular monthly meeting will be held Tues­day, April 8, 1941, 8:00 p. m., at St. Stephen’s Home. Wilson Avenue. In the name of Branch 364, I thank the members and committee who helped make our Annual Card Party a success. Our president, Frank Brogley, donated $3.00, and Miss Anna Szalay donated two lovely gifts The committee in charge of this party were: Mrs. Mary Miglets, Mrs. Mary Peters, Isabelle Timar, Mar­garet Doka and Ethel Orosz. Cakes and cookies were donated by the committee and also by Mrs. Frank Brogley. Margaret Szalay, Margaret Doka and Isabelle Timar donated tea, lemons and sugar. Thanks again, girls, for your' kind contri­butions to make this party so successful. Honorable mentions to Margaret Szalay for selling the most tickets to the party; also to Philip Houser, Joe Nagy, Mrs. Mary Peters and Frank Brogley. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lautner on the birth of their baby boy. We wish all Verhovay members a joyful Easter! Fraternally, Mrs. JOHN BARKÓ, Secretary.------------------O-----------------­Fur farmers in New Bruns­wick produced about 30,000 fox pelts last year and 20,000 mink pelts.

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