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

1941-01-30 / 5. szám

Page 10 Verhovay ak Lapja. January 30, 1941. SPORT PAGE — Continued ♦ * + SPORT FLASHES FROM BRANCH 36 Detroit, Michigan Bowling is occupying the attention of the members of Branch 36, with the Verho­­vay team finally in first place in the Verhovay League, having rolled a suc­cessful game by taking 3 points from Petho’s Bar, while the Delray Cafe team took 4 points from Club 440, the team that had been on top for most of the sea­son. The standing of the teams and the individuals in the Verhovay League up to Sun day, January19, 1941, is as follows: Team W.L. P. T. Verhovay Br. 36 3120 13 44 Club 440 3318 942 Papp’s Mkt.28 23 937 Mandell’s Bar 2625 11 37 Delray Cafe 2724 734 Yale Inn 2130 627 Lane Service 2031 626 Petho’s Bar 1833 725 Team High;3 Games Mandell’s Bar- 2678 Mandell’s Bar2668 Verhovay Br.36 2613 Team High; Single Came Mandell’s Bar ___________955 Verhovay Br. 36 __________941 Verhovay Br. 36 ______,_930 Individual High; 3 Games B. Nanasy (Mandell’s) ____653 K. Toth (Verhovay 36)____615 F. Szopko (Verhovay 36)_603 Individual High; Single Game F. Vargo (Papp’s Mkt.)_256 G. Kader (Lane Service) __ 255 J. Vargo (Club 440) ______243 Individual Averages O. Petoskey (Verhovay) .. 176.10 K. Toth (Verhovay) ____176.01 L. Carey (Club 440) ____173.03 B. Toth (Mandell’s Bar) .. 170.41 L. Toth (Yale Inn) ____169.10 J. Csonka (Lane Service) 166.30 C. Nemeth (Club 440) .. 166.04 F. Szopko (Verhovay)_165.13 M. Gurin (Papp’s Mkt.) _ 164.19 P. Szegő (Delray Cafe) ..163.34 The Branch 36 Team also participated in the Michigan State Bowling Tournament in Lansing, Michigan, held at the Spartan Alleys on Saturday, January 11, 1941, and rolled a successful game. The score and averages rolled by the members are as follows: Total also journeyed down with us for the trip, and they rolled a fair game, and with a few good breaks would have placed in the prize money also. The Branch 36 Bowling Team has accepted challeng­es from the bowlers of South Bend and Lorain. Our first match is against Lorain, to be bowled at the West End Recreation here in Detroit on Saturday, January 25, 1941, at 7:30 p. m. The South Bend Team will journey to Detroit on Satur­day, February 15, 1941, to engage our boys, and the match is to be held at 8:00 p. m. at West End Recrea­tion. The Detroit Verhovay Team has also entered the Detroit Times Tournament for 5-man teams, and will roll away on Sunday, Feb­ruary 11, 1941, 7:30 p. m., at the Imperial Recreation in the General Motors Budd­ing. The boys promise to get hot for this tournament, because they were a disap pointment in last year’s event. It seems that Uncle Sam has decided to honor Zoltán Baki with the “invitation of being the first draftee to leave the Verhovay Bowling League, since Zoltán is scheduled to leave on Feb­ruary 1st. We shall miss his big smile and good-natured quip». From now on Zoltán will do his bowling at Fort Custer, near Battle Creek Michigan. With little else to write I close by saying Fraternally yours in sports Player 1 2 3Pins F. Szopko 195161 155 511 Z. Vincent 152179 168 499 M. Szopo 138173 184 495 O. Petoskey 179172 183 534 K. Toth 195200 183 578 Totals___859 885 873 2617 Frank A. Szopko, Publicity Agent 8556 Vanderbilt Avenue, Detroit, Michigan.-------------O-------------­NOTICE, BASKETBALL MANAGERS SPORT TIMETABLE Bowling The Martins Ferry Basket ball Team of Branch 40 would like to arrange for matches with other Verho vay basketball teams. Contact Val Konyha, 745 Burlington Road, Martins FerrV, Ohio.-------------O-------------­BEAVER FALLS SEEKS MATCHES The above score rollec should place in the prize money, as it was bowled in the booster class of an aver­age of 850 or under. The Delray Cafe Team The Beaver Falls Bowling Team is seeking games with other Verhovay bowlers anc is open to all acceptable challenges. For further information write to John Namath, 823 2nd Avenue, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. 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 West End Avenues, beginning at 2 P. M. * * * The two women-girl teams of Branch 361, Cleveland, Ohio, bowl every Thursday night. ^.ne Dowling team of Branch 366, Cleveland, Ohio, bowls every Tuesday and Saturday evenings— sometimes Sunday evening —at the Verhovay Home, 8637 Buckeye Road, East Side. * * * The South Bend Verho­vay Bowling Team will bowl the Detroit Verhovay Bowling Team on Satur­day, February 15, 1941, 8:00 p. m., at West End Recreation. * * * The Detroit Verhovay Bowling Team will bowl at the Detroit Time’s Tournament on Sunday, February 16, 1941, at the Imperial Recreation in the General Motors Building. * * * The South Bend Verho­vay bowlers will play the Branch 164 Chicago bowl­ers on March 8, 1941, in l Chicago. BRANCH 417, TRENTON, N. J. DEFEATS BRANCH 52, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. The Verhovay A. C. of Branch 52 bowled at Tren­­on, N. J. on January 12, 1941, and was defeated three games. The girls of Branch 52 were also defeated 2 out of 3games after a very close game. Scoresof Branch 58 1st 2nd 3rd GameGame Game z.Simon _— 194 149 159 B.Szabó _„ 192 157 201 J.Varga _131 173 145 A.Simon ___ 135 151 — A.Sarkady _ ___— 132 F King .... 184 133 214 836 763 851 Total pins ___________2450 Scores of Branch 417 Miklós_____ 177 179 167 Molnár_____ 159 139 121 M. Ari_____ 196 211 223 Virok ..___ 200 16T 190 Temple_____ 162 197 155 894 893 856 Totalpina .2643 After the game the Tren­ton branch played host to their losers, at their Club House.--------------G A Pittsburgh inventor’s toothbrush carries an extra set of bristles on the end of the handle opposite to the regular set to facilitate cleaning the back of the teeth. SMOKE FROM MARTINS FERRY Branch 40 Martins Ferry, Ohio The Juvenile Order of this branch held its movie and dance on December 31. 1940, and the affair turned out successful in every de­tail. The motion pictures that Mr. John Korosfoy showec are still being talked of as the best films ever shown in the Hungarian Hall, and our fervent hope is that Mr Korosfoy will again come to Martins Ferry with more pictures of our grand U.S.A After the moving pictures there was dancing, which continued till the early hours of New Year, with the music furnished by Val Konyha’s Orchestra, featur ing as his vocalist Gizella Barabas and Joe Nameth. * * * Branch 40 held its regular meeting on January 12 1941 at the Hungarian Hall The meeting was one of the best attended for some time. New programs were worked out for 1941, among them the decision to con­tribute oftener to the Journ­al, and not just notices as in the past, but detailed re­ports on Branch 40’s social activities. Val Konyha, Publicity Manager of Branch 40, made the plea that the Senior Order give more at­tention to the Juvenile Or­der, reminding that the future of Verhovay depends largely on these youngsters, successors to Verhovay. Said Mr. Konyha: “Through cooperation of the Senior and Juvenile Orders, Branch 40 will become outstanding in the Verhovay family.” The members well saw the wisdom of these words. In reference to the sports life of the branch, Mr. Kony­ha stated that almost all clubs sponsoring sports, for instance, baseball or basket­ball, usually present jackets to their players at the end of the season, or give them a banquet. One of the more ardent sportsmen put this into the form of a motion, asking that a new basket­­aall be bought for the team and a' banquet held at the end of the season. The mo­­ion was carried unanimous­­y. Furthermore, Publicity Manager Konyha opened his scrapbook to show the mem­bers exactly how many write-ups Branch 40 re­ceived in 1940, through sports. A new motion was made by one of the Senior mem­bers that Branch 40 formally celebrate its 35th anniver­sary later on in this year. After a short debate the motion was carried and the dates set for the event, which are September 5 and 6, 1941, great days for Branch 40. Committees were appointed and ordered to report from time to time on the progress of the plans for the celebration of Branch 40’s 35th anniversary, in September of this year. This meeting was very successful in that much was accomplished with little ado. Fraternally, Val Konyha, Publicity Manager. N. B. On the Sport Page is our report on our opening games of the basketball season.-O­BRANCH 395 NOTICE McKeesport, Pennsylvania All regular meetings in 1941 of Branch 395 are held every second Tuesday of each month, at the First Hungarian Reformed Church, 8th and Strawberry Streets. Members are urged to at­tend faithfully these meet­ings. Fraternally, ALEXANDER J. GOYDAN Corresponding Secretary.--------------O-------------­Using a secret catalyst, a Frenchman claims to have developed the highest grade gasoline ever made that can be obtained from tar, asphalt and refinery wastes.

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