Verhovayak Lapja, 1941. július-december (24. évfolyam, 27-52. szám)

1941-10-30 / 44. szám

October 30, 1941 S P O It T I» A G E .Verhovayak Lapja Page f A T I X IJ E I» 1941 Nov.9th New Brunswick at New York‘B Manville at Trenton Franklin a New York‘A1 Allentown Not Scheduled 1941 Nov.16th New York ‘A’ at Manville T renton at Franklin New Brunswick at Allentown New York ‘B’ Not Scheduled 1941 Nov.23rd Al lentown'at Trenton New York ‘A’ at New Yprk‘B’ Franklin a New Brunswick Manville Not Soheduled 1941 Nov. 30th Franklin st Manville New York ‘B’ at Allentown Trenton a; New York ‘A’ New Brunswick Not Scheduled 1941 Dec. 7th Trenton at New York Allentowwn a' New York New Brunswick at Manville Franklin Not Scheduled ‘B’ ‘A’ 1941 Dec. 14th Franklin at Allentown New York ‘B’ at Manville New York ‘A’ at New Brunswick Trenton Not Scheduled 1941 Dec. 21st Franklin at New York ‘B’ New Brunswick at Trenton Manville at Allentown New York ‘A’ Not Scheduled 1941 Dec. 28th No Games Scheduled, Christmas Week 1942 Jan. 4th New York ‘B’ at New Brunswick Trenton at Manville New York ‘A’ at Franklin Allentown Not Scheduled 1942 Jan 11th Manville at New York ‘A’ Franklin at Trenton Allentown at New Brunswick New York ‘B’ Not Scheduled 1942 Jan. 18th Trenton at Allentown New York ‘B’ at New York ‘A’ New Brunswick at Franklin Manville Not Scheduled 1942 Jan 25th Manville at Franklin Allentown at New York ‘B’ New York ‘A’ at Trenton New Brunswick ,Not Scheduled Trenton Not Scheduled 1942 Feb. 15th Trenton at New Brunswick New York ‘B’ at Franklin Allentown at Manville New York ‘A’ Not Scheduled 1942 Feb. 22nd New Brunswick at New York ‘B’ Manville at Trenton Franklin at New York ‘A’ Allentown Not Scheduled 1942 March 1st New York ‘A’ at Manville Trenton at Franklin New Brunswick at Allentown New York ‘B’ Not Scheduled 1942 March 8th Allentown at Trenton New York ‘A’ at New York ‘B’ Franklin at New Brunswick Manville Not Scheduled BRANCH 96—CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Verhovay Ladies’ Auxiliary Bowling Scores Monday, October 6th—Practice Game Total BRANCH 395 BOWLING TotalPins to Total 1st 2nd 3rd PinsDate Games Aver. Irene Juhasz 109 99 158 366 3 122 Ida Krai 69 92 108 269 3 89.2 Lillian Raklovits 80 1Í7 149 346 3 115.1 Irene Balia 115 100 151 366 3 122 Helen Ziga 124 120 87 331 3 110.1 Theresa Bankó 68 36 75 179 3 59.2 Rose Mleczko 86 94 111 291 3 97 Irene Bankó 63 36 82 181 3 60.1 Margaret Prokop 111 85 85 281 3 93.3 October 13 th Helen Ziga 151 110 145 406 3 135.1 Irene Balia 120 167 122 409 3 136.1 Theresa Bankó 56 67 64 187 3 62.1 Ida Krai 95 88 76 259 3 86.1 Margaret Prokop 98 127 81 306 3 102 Rose Mleczko 121 109 94 324 3 108 Irene Bankó 58 54 66 178 3 59 Lillian Raklovits 135 127 149 411 3 137 October 20tli Helen Ziga 108 89 146 343 749 6 124.5 Irene Balia 143 86 121 350 759 6 126.3 Theresa Bankó 66 67 85 218 405 6 67.3 Ida Krai 78 99 110 287 546 6 91 Margaret Prokop 88 100 78 266 572 6 95.2 Rose Mleczko 101 172 117 390 714 6 119 Irene Bankó 74 58 78 210 388 6 64.4 Lillian Raklovits 160 122 137 419 830 6 138.2 Angeline Raklovits 132 90 166 388 388 3 129.1^ (Submitted by Irene Balia,Secretary Verhovay Ladies’ Auxiliary.) DETROIT SPORTLITES With the bowling season again in full swing, the Detroit Verho­vay Bowling League has organ­ized for its fourth consecutive year of bowling. This year the League has 8 teams, one of which is the representative of the Ver­hovay branches in Detroit. This coming season the league has hopes of a prosperous and successful year of bowling under the guidance of its capable offic­ers, namely, Zoltán Vincent, Pre­sident; Paul Szegő, Secretary; and Frank A. Szopko, Treasurer. The Detroit Verhovay Bowling League is now in its fifth week of bowling and the standings of the teams are as follows: Week of October 19, 1941 1942 Feb.1 st W LP T New York ‘B’at Trenton 1.Verhovay 11 44 15 New York ‘A'at Allentown 2.Lane Service 11 44 15 Manville at New Brunswick3. Delray Cafe 10 52 12 Franklin Not Scheduled 4.Toth’s .Real Estate 9 63 12 1942 Feb.8 th 5.“D” Tavern 8 73 11 Allentown at Franklin 6.Yale Inn 4 9 3 7 Manville at New York‘B’ 7. Dorney’s Cafe 4 10 1 5 New Brunswickat New York ‘A’ 8 .Kohlenberg Furn. 3 12 0 3 The leading teams and indi­viduals in high games are as fol­lows: High Team Average (3 Games) Toth’s Real Estate ___2591 1942 March 15th Franklin at Manville New York ‘B’ at Allentown Trenton at New York ‘A’ New Brunswck Not Scheiduled PLEASE NOTE: November 30, 1941 is the final day in which additional members may be added to your team to fill your quota of ten men if necessary. Fraternally, J. VAUGHT Secretary. 2nd High Team Aver. (3 Games) “D” Tavern _____--2552 High Single Game "Toth’s Real Estate l— 919 2nd High Single Game “D” Tavern —— 892 High Individual Aver. (3 Games) L. Molnár (Lane Service) 592 2nd High Ind. Aver. (3 Games) K. Toth (Toth’s R. E.) 569 High Individual Single Game E. Gall (“D” Tavern) 245 2nd High Individual Game J. Buda (Kohl.enberg) 230 The Detroit Verhovay Bowling Team is now tied for first place in the Verhovay League and wil1 continue to be a serious threat for bowling honors till the close of the season, or until the draft gets the bachelors of the team, namely, Mike Szopo. Joe Lorincz and yours truly. The team competing under the Verhovay banner is made up of the following: Average Mike Szopo _____156.6 Bill Nanasy_____160.7 Joe Lorincz _____157.6 Steve Szarzi ____159.2 (Cap’t) Frank Szopko____170.10 The Verhovay National Bowling Congress which has been organ­ized had been the idea fostered by Detroit Verhovay Branch 36 ever since it started Verhovay bowling here in Detroit four years ago, and we tried to put it over to the Home Office, but to no avail. Now that it is being given a trial, all branches notify the director in your section if you have a bowling team, and let’s get it started as it will certainly spread the name Verhovay throughout the sports world and bring closer co-operation and fraternalism among the various Verhovay branches. The Verhovay Bowling League will miss one of its outstanding bowlers, Kenneth Toth, who bowled for the Toth Real Estate Team in the league and was the be allowed to bowl on this all-Captain—JuliusLenart star team. We hope that we will Ethel Halas 92 66 54 receive a few challenges in the Elizabeth Ferency 57 56_ near future. Any branch desiring Julia Surma’:70 69 88 to challenge Branch .895 will kind­Steve Poliak 110 106 102 ly have its representative write Alex Goydan 92 113 95 to President John Sabo, at 59 Violet Bor.sv 61 83 79 Sprague Street, Wilmerding, Pa. Julius Lenart 75'91 71 At the next regularly scheduled ________ ___ meeting, to he held Tuesday. Total 557 584 537 Nov. 11, 1941, the members will vs. discuss plans for a major dance Team IV—TheBlues to be sponsored by the branch. Captain—MarieToth The proceeds of this affair will Dorothy Swant 85 65 60 be used to pay for the free Helen Stiokovits 41 53 52 game the branch gives to its Helen Ganyu 50 54 48 bowling league members. All Helen Sabo 48 53 63 members, especially the howlers. John Toth 92 99 82 are urged to attend this impor­Marie Toth 52 45 92 tant meeting. John Sabo 138 80 96 In as much as a good many-___ ___ of the bowlers are beginners, a Totals 606 404 493 few paragraphs will be devoted High Score Ladies:Ethel Halas to HOW TO SCORE THE GAME. 92: Marie Toth 92;Men: John A “Game” consists of ten Sabo 138. Branch 395 of McKeesport, Pa., is rapidly becoming the bowling center of the tri-state district. This popular sport has captured the interests of many a Verho­vay member. The league has now been in full swing for one month, and so many members have turned out that it is quite a job for the captains to deter­mine their best line-ups. The members are slowly but surely improving their game. It is safe to say that within a few months our league will compare with the best. It will be Branch 395’s policy to challenge oilier branches in the tri-state district. Only regular certificate ■holding members will “Frames.” Not more than two balls are allowed for each frame a circle (O). If, however, the remaining -pins are knocked down with the second ball, it becomes a Spare and is indicated with a line across the circle. If all ten pins are not knocked down with both balls, only the actual number of pins knocked down with both balls are scored. Scoring is cumulative, and to the total of each Frame are added the pins secured In the next Frame plus Strike or Spare bonuses. From time to time “pointers” will be given through this column. Please watch for it for you may further improve your game through these “tips.” The scores are as follows: October 8. 1941 Team I—The Reds High Average Ladies: Violet Borsy 74 Mi; Men: Steve Poliak except the 10th when one or two 106. extra balls are allowed, provided _ a “Mark” (Spare or Strike) was October 8. 1941. made in this Frame. Team II—TheGreens If all the pins are knockedCaptain—Alber Jozik down with the first boll in eachAlbert Sabo 97 109 176 Frame, it is a Strike and isHelen Klein 39 55 98 indicated with a cross (x). ToMargaret Popach 92 106 81 the 10 pins scored for the StrikeTh. Lesnansky 40 48 58 are added all the pins made onVilma Pogan 51 65 75 the next two balls. Albert Jozik 83 59 105 If pins are left standing after Mary Nagy 52 29— the first ball has been rolled, but —-----­are knocked down with the se-Totals 454 471 593 cond, it is a Spare and is in-VS. dicated with a diagonal line (X).Team III—The Whites To the 10 pins scored for theCaptain—Ann Bagi Spare are added all pins madeRobert Varga 102 — — on the next ball. If pins are leftErnie Debrecze ni 66 — — standing after the first and secondAnn Bagi 74 95 116 balls have been rolled, it is aJ. Makrancy 72 101 89 “Blow,” “Miss,” “Error,” orAl Baranyi — 52 77 “Chop,” and is indicated with aKen Norman 77 64 77 straight line (—), and only theL;b Norman 83 82 83 number of pins actually knockedHelen Goydan 85 79 57 down with both balls are scored.Frank Nagy — 83 79 If two or more pins are left —-----­standing with, intermediate pins Totals 559 556 578 knocked down, it is a “Split” Higli ScoreLadies: Ann Bagi except when the head pin is 116: Men: Albs■rt Sabo 176. standing, and is indicated with Hig AverageLadies: Ann Bagi 95; Men: Albert Sabo 127. star anchor mim on the 1940 October 15,1941. Verhovay Branch 36 bowlingTeam I—TheReds team. Kenn<*h was taken in theCaptain—Julius Lenart draft on Oct. 20 and a capableAlex Goydan 85 76 126 substitute to fill his shoes willSteve Poliak 133 108 100 be hard to find. Ethel Halas 73 54 69 The Detroit Verhovay Team isRose Poliak 50 44 55 challenging any Verhovay out ofPauline Kerti 21 22 53 state bowling team to a matchJoseph George 45 65 66 game on an even basis, so allJulius Lenart 79 65 no teams interested in engaging the ‘ -----­— Detroit team please contact the Totals 486 434 679 writer at the address below. VS. Fraternally yours in Sports,Team II—TheGreens FRANK A. SZOPKO,Captain—Albert Jozik Publicity Agent.Violet Borsy 45 56 78 8556 Vanderbilt Avenue Albert Jozik 41 74 89 Detroit, Michigan. Helen Klein 79 51 73

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