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

1941-04-10 / 15. szám

Page 10_________________________Verhovayak Lapja______________________Apm 10, 1941---------------SPORT PACE - CONTINUED----------------High Individual Average Name Br. Game Aver S. Papp 417 9 189.07 High Three Game Team Series Team Br. Games Series Trenton 417 24 2692 High Three Game Series Name Br. Games Series L. Virok, Jr. 417 24 631 BRANCH 452 NOTICE Colliers, West Virginia The members of Branch 452 are urged to pay their dues by the 20th of each month. Payments made later are the source of , unnecessary delays and inconveniences. High Team Average Team Br. Games Aver. Trenton 417 24 861.06 This affects the smooth func­tioning of the branch. Fraternally, DENNIS PALFALVY, Secretary. —------------°------------­“Let us come out from the shadow of Selfishness, and stand in the warm sunshine of self sacrifice for a while.” ATTENTION! SPECIAL SPORTS NOTICE At the Directors’ Meet­ing held from March 17 to March 22, 1941, the follow­ing decisions was made: that the Verhovay Frater­nal Insurance Association is an organization whose pri­mary purpose is to give life insurance protection, and whose secondary purpose is to sponsor social and sports activities when said activities justify the primary purpose; that, therefore, the follow­ing rules and conditions re­lative to social and sports activities have been in ef­fect since March 19, 1941, and that all such rules and conditions previously made are canceled. 1. In every city where there is more than one branch, the branches must band together and form a joint committee for the pur­pose of directing and carry­ing out the social and sports activities of said branches. 2. Only the petition of such joint committee can be taken into consideration by the Home Office, and such petition must have the en­dorsement and recommenda­tion of the director and dis­trict organizer of the dis­trict in which petitioning committee is located. 3. In rendering social and sports assistance, such assist­ance is considered and acted upon only on grounds of actual increase in member­ship of petitioning branch or branches, and in event plea is successful, the direc­tor from the district con­cerned must be notified ac­cordingly. 4. The treasurer of the committee directing joint activities must be an officer of one of the branches con­cerned and must be under bond. 5. New branches may re­ceive financial assistance only in the event that they haye been active for at least one year and have a mem­bership of at least twenty­­five. 6. The officers of a joint committee from branches conducting sports must se­cure a written statement from each player to the ef­fect that in event of injury the player can not count on any compensation from the Association at all. 7. In the issuing of amounts for social or sports activities, the Home Office shall take into consideration the actual increase in mem­bers', according to the fol­lowing key: After 25 paembers $150 After 40 members $175 After 50 members _$225 After 75 members „....$300 Over and above this, after each actual increase of 25, a further $50 is the amount which the Home Office may issue. 8. In issuing this, the actual increase in member­ship is to be taken into con­sideration, as well as the membership of the branch at the close of the previous year, and in the event the membership shown at the time the application is made is less than the membership a,t the close of the previous year, then the membership shown at the time the ap­plication is made shall be taken into consideration. 9. The above resolution of the Board of Directors re­lates to the coming seasons. 10. The motions of the joint committees of the branches, relative to sports and social activities to be conducted during the coming­­winter, are to be sent in be­fore September 1, 1941 to the Home Office, while those relative to the summer of 1942 are to be submitted before March 1, 1942, so that the Board of Directors will be enabled to carry out re solutions relative to the above on the basis of the motions received at the Sep­tember as well as the March meetings of the Board.--------------O-------------­SPORT FLASHES FROM BRANCH 36 Detroit, Michigan It looks as if my sugges tion for a Verhovay Bowling Congress has not been get­ting results, as only a few teams have shown interest It may be a good idea to drop this unless we have more attention from other Verhovay branches. Let’s form a Verhovay Bowling Congress and have our National Tournament at Pittsburgh this year. It is still not too late to get to­gether and put this idea across. Come on! Let’s hear from all you Verhovay bowl­ing teams and decide a Ver­hovay National Bowling Champion for 1940. The Detroit Verhovay Branch 36 Bowling Team is all set to shoot the works in the remaining 3 games left to play in the Verhovay Bowling League. We are holding 2d place, and after bowling the best single game of the Verhovay League, which was bowled at West End Recreation on Sunday, March 30th, againsi Club 440, the results oi the. high game are as fol­lows: Verhovay Branch 36 Mike Szopo_______167 Zoltán Vincent ___197 Ken Toth ........ .207 Frank Szopko_____210 Oscar Petoskey .......244 Total Pins...............1025 This game puts us in leadership of the team single game event, and we hope it stays for the rest of the season. We shall bowl the. Chicago Verhovay Branch 164 Boiul­­ing Team in Chicago on Saturday, April 26th. We know we are in for a tough battle, but we promise everybody that Verhovay will win! Which one? For bets see Mr. Ernest Lada. : It looks as though the Detroit Verhovay bowlers will be bowling for good old U S. A., as already one. has gone and four more have received their questionnaires. So don’t be surprised, boys, if in the near future you hear the “Bugle Call Rag.” Don’t forget, captains Of various Verhovay bowling teams, to write to me on my suggestion for the Verhovay Bowling Congress. Let’s put it over, or it will be doomed for another year. Fraternally yours in sports, FRANK A. SZOPKO Publicity Agent. 8556 Vanderbilt Avenue Detroit, Michigan.--------------O--------------­BRANCH 170 TO HOLD DANCE Medina. Ohio A Spring Dance will be held by Branch 170 on Friday, April 25th, 8:30 P. M. to 1:00 A. M.. accom­panied with the music of En Kay and his orchestra. Refreshments will be served. . The dance will be suitable both for young people and elderly people, as there will be old-fashioned and ipo­­dern Dances. The Dance Committee will have tickets in advance for those members who will "sell tickets. Members are urged to ask for tickets to help assure the success of this dance. y*... . Members and non-mem­bers, young and old, and friends are cordially invited to attend our big Spring Dance. Fraternally, FRANK E. KOMJATI Chairman of Dance Committee.--------:o:--------­“It is an important event in our lives when we make a friend, but it is an accom­plishment to keep one.” Name J. Emody High Game Br. Games Game 394 27 255 High Game Team Br. Games Game New Brunswick 52 30 985 VEKHOVAY TRI-STATE LEAGUE MARCH 23, 1941 INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS' Pos Name Br.Games Pins Aver. High Game High Series 1S. Papp 417 9 1708 189.07 244 620 2L. Virok, Jr. 417 24 4458 185.18 243 631 3F. Friecz 52 19 3528 185.13 245 621 4J. Emody 394 27 4970 184.02 255 610 5J. Hilondivtch 52 21 3849 183.06 234 580 6R. Feher 90 3 550 183.01 231 550 7B. Miklós 417 24 4328 180.02 215 587 8S. Sulligam 52 23 4127 179.10 223 590 9N. King 52 15 2672 178.02 208 570 io M. Ari 417 24 4260 177.12 202 577 11J. Fitzgerald 394 27 4754 176.02 234 604 12J. Kovács 90 3 529 176.01 193 529 13G. Dugan 292 10 1752 175.02 197 565 14A. Szabó 9 21 3669 174.15 227 606 15J. Bigg 9 18 3135 174.03 225 603 16 C. Temple 417 12 2089 174.01 210 552 17Vahaly 9 3 504 168 190 504 18J. Vaught 394 27 4524 167.15 2l4 578 19J. Hichor 90 3 502 167.01 200 502 20F. King 52 29 --4791 165.06 203 522 21J. Gedeon 394 27 4375 162.01 195 543 21 J. Toma 394 27 4363 161.16 229 562 23A. Ari 417 6 858 159.04 171 478 24B. Szabó 52 9 1433 159.02 188 506 25.A. Simon, Jr. 52 12 1882 156.10 192 453 26Z. Simon 52 17 2661 156.09 221 545 27S. Golombos 292 27 4136 153.05 187 529 28'Lielang 417 3 457 152.01 166 457 29J. Vargo 52 2 299 149.01 181 181 3CS. Ancho 9 19 2808 147.15 198 506 31A. Darualics 9 16 2365 147.13"204 550 32A. Golombos 292 17 2522 147.03 198 516 33L. Hegedűs 90 3 441 147 156 441 34L. Szilagyi 9 21 2958 140.18 182 482 35J. Hegedűs, 90 3 417 139 152 417 36J. Ballogh 292 24 3293 137.05 194 437 37F. Molnár 417 18 2454 136.06 177 463 38A. Suto 52 3 410 136.02 151 410 39J. Vajda 292 16 2147 134.03 203 46i 40J. Tunner 292 9 1175 130.05 156 415 41F. Lizák 292 23 2940 127.19 162 439 42Kosturock 9‘ 7 877 125.02 147 365 43C. Daku 292 4 463 115.03 134 261 44A. Mirgiiot 292 5 543 108.03 129 129 SCHEDULE FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL April 6th—Franklin at Trenton; New York at New Bruns wick; Manville not scheduled. April 13th—Easter Sunday NO GAMES SCHEDULED. April 20th—New Brunswick at Franklin; Manville at New York; Trenton not scheduled. April 27th—Trenton at New Brunswick; Franklin at Man ville; New York not scheduled. VERHOVAY TRI-STATE LEAGUE MARCH 23, 1941 LEAGUE STANDINGS Pos. Team Br.W. L. Pins High Game High Series Aver. 1Trenton 417 18— 6 20670 934 2692 861.06 2New Brunswick 52 22— 8 25654 985 2654 855.04 3New York 394 17—10 22976 961 2688 850.04 4Franklin 9 11—10 16406 885 2561 781.05 5Manville 292 9—18 18982 889 2427 703.01 6Allentown 90 1—26 2439 932 2439 813. Fraternally, J.VAUGHT League Secretary.

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