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

1941-11-27 / 48. szám

Page 10 November 27, 1941 Verhovayak Labia lh‘iroi( Sport lites The boys from the Detrcr Verhovay Bowling Team ar still clinging to the top run of the ladder in the Verho vay Bowling League, afte: having already completed one-quarter of the leagu' schedule. But the rest of the way is no bed of roses, and the way the boys have beer getting their strikes there is sunshine in the Verhovay wigwam today. The lads now average around 818 and are striving for that select 850 circle, so don’t be surprised. I told you we have a future Verhovay National Bowling Champion­ship team among the lads, as they are really kegling for all their worth. ■‘The boys on the Detroit team are seeking a few match games with out of toivn Verhovay bowling, teams for the near future, and we icould like to bowl some team within the next month or so, because of the nearness to being selected in the draft by Uncle Sam, and there are two eligibles on the Verhovay team, Mike Szopo and yours truly. So come on all you bending teams, send us a few chal­lenges, c.nd we will promise you a swell time, bowling and otherwise. The bowlers and their aver­ages of the Detroit team are as follows: ~) Games Mike Szopo _____ 24 161.12 Bill Nanasy _____ 24 161.11 Joe Lorincz ____ 21 161.01 Steve Szarzi_____ 24 167.19 Frank Szopko___ 24 169.11 hid High Individual (Single G.) I Gall (“D” Tavern) ___245 lig Ten High Individual Averages Player Games Averages 1.A. Horvath (Kohlenberg 18 184.14 2.L. Molnár (Lane Service)24 176.12 3.E. Gall (“D” Tavern)24 171.17 4.F. Szopko (Verhovay)24 169.11 5.B. Toth (Toth’s R. E.)24 169.09 6.S. Szarzi Verhovay)24 167.19 7.T. Toth (Toth’s R. E.)24 165.21 8.O. Petosky (“D” Tavern)23 165.07 9.L. Toth (Lane Service)21 164.08 10.Z. Vincent (“D” Tavern)24 162.07 Verhovay Branch J. Toboz Smith Wickerham Mahes Krak Kuhn 173 189 181 171 180 148 147 158 168 141 — 161 — 152 — 167 165 186 543 499 473 302 152 518 Team Total_____ 818. The standing of the Ver­hovay Bowling League, bowl­ing at West End Recreation, 7860 West Jefferson Avenue, as of Sunday,November 9, 1941, are as follows Team wL P T Verhovay 16 86 22 Lane Service 16 85 21 “D” Tavern 1410 5 19 Yale Inn 1113 5 16 Toth’s Real Estate 1212 4 16 Delray Cafe11 13 2 13 Kohlenberg Furn9 15 3 12 Dorney’s Cafe6 18 2 8 High Team(3 Games) “D” Tavern 2728 I haven’t time to list the standings of Sunday, Novem­ber 16th. That was quite a day for the Verhovay lads for they whitewashed our second place rivals in the Verhovay League by taking all 3 games from Lane Serv­ice, and so now we are 5 points ahead of our nearest rival. The Verhovay team will bowl in the Michigan State Tournament at Saginaw during the month of Janu­ary. We are trying to get our whole league to make the journey and vie for some of those cash prizes. The boys didn’t do bad at Lan­sing in the 1940 tourna­ment. They want to increase their income a little by de­monstrating their bowling ability. With lots of strikes and spares till the next time, I remain Fraternally, FRANK A. SZOPKO, Publicity Agent. 8556 Vanderbilt Avenue Detroit, Michigan.--------------O-------------­BRANCH 89 DEFEATS HOMEVILLE Totals ........... 799 844 844 2487 Branch 89’s standing to date is: Win 19—Lose 5. We are in third place in the Metropolitan Tenpin League, Eastern Division, which is the country’s largest traveling league. Branch 89 would like to have match games on home and home basis with other branches in the Pittsburgh area. Fraternally, Arthur Wickerham Captain Verhovay Branch 89. --------------O--------------2nd High Team (3 Games) Yale Inn ________________2683 High Team (Single Game) “D” Tavern _______________951 2nd High Team (Single Game) Verhovay __________________934 High Individual (3 Games) A. Horvath (Kohlenberg) 1_651 2nd High Individual (3 Games) L. Molnár (Lane Service)_592-High Individual (Single Game) A. Horvath (Kohlenberg) __254 Branch 89, Homestead, Pennsylvania, defeated Home ville in a match played at Avenue Alleys, Homestead, November 12, 1941 winning two out of three. • The results: Youngstown Verhovay Beats Niles Verhovay The girls tenpin team of Youngstown, Ohio, Verhovay is plugging along gallantly, now winning, now losing, but constantly learning new tricks and angles of this fascinating game called bowling. The league this team bowls with meets regularly on Friday nights at the Champion Alleys in Youngs­town. Aside from their games in the league, they have al­ready had a match with the Verhovay girls team of Niles, Ohio. This game was played in Youngstown, and all three lines were won by the Youngstown girls. This, how­ever, is no discredit to the Niles team, because they played hard and well. A re­turn game was to be played at the Recreation Bar in Niles on November 23d, and Youngstown had confidence that they would again win. Ann Bennett of Yoüngs­­town set the pace for the game against Niles, aggre­gating 490 pins for 3 games. Pivarnik had 403, Turner had 383, and Baker of the Niles team had 344. Scores for the respective Homeville 1 2 3 T gamesare as follows: ­Wanless 161195 158 514 Niles Verhovay J. Russell 166155 179 500 1 2 3Totals Wilhelm 129— — 129 Halleck 101127 105 333 C. Starr —168 196 364 Baker 132102 110 344 G. Russell —134 153 287 Disko 94 61 73 228 W. Steimer 172166 173 511 Muccio 97119 112 328 J. Filo 122— — 122 Allison 96 80107 283 Totals ___-- 750 818 859 2427 Totals 520489 507 1516 New Brunswick Devils Register 2794 Score in Classic Bowling Series Hit by J. Hilondivtch 637; J. Toma Rolls 234 For High Game The New Brunswick Devils registered a clean sweep over the New York ‘B’ team of Branch 394, of the Ver­hovay Tri-State Bowling League, Sunday, November 9, 1941, and turned in games of 941, 887 and 966, all time record series. The Franklin team took a pair from the New York ‘A’ team and gained second place. The Manville team chalked up two from the Trenton team. Highest series of the day was a 637 by J. Hilondivtch, second position man of New Brunswick, who had games of 201, 213, and 223. J. Toma, of the New York ‘A’ team of Branch 394, rolled a 234 for high game of the day, followed by S. Ancho’s 222, J. Partmann’s 201, Z. ■ Simon's 202, and J. Pastor’s 211 and 215. Allentown was not sched­uled to play. The following are the re-YoungstownVerhovay 12 3 Totals Bennett152 178 160 490 Toth120 113 74 307 Oros91 101 83 275 Turner130 146 107 383 Pivarnik109 126 168 403 Totals .602 664 592 1858 Team averages,o date are as follows: Anne Bennett _128 Rose Chako89 Mary Toth97 Ethel Oros99 Margaret Turner125 Helen Pivarnik128 On November 30th Youngs­town will don their smart new blue-green uniforms with the comfortable divided skirts, and bowl against the Verhovays, at the New Alleys in the Verhovay Home, Cleve­land. Last but by no means least, the Youngstown teams express their appreciation to the sports committee for voting them uniforms. We think they are the nicest in this league, and we are try­ing to show our apprecia­tion by playing as well as we know how. Fraternally, MARGARET TURNER, Sports Reporting for Branch 364 Youngstown, Ohio suits of the Verhovay Tri- State Bowling League, of Sunday, November 9, 1941. Franklin at New York ‘A’ FranklinBranch 9 Name 1 2 3Pins E. Sabo 171195 157 523 S. Ancho 138176 222 536 I». Szilagyi 193193 145 531 G. Novak 139158 163 460 J. Bigg 153175 184 512 Totals _____794 897 871 2562 New York ‘A’ Branch 394 Name1 2 3 Pins J. Fitzgerald152 166 163 481 T. Vaught177 171 180 528 J. Toma234 155 154 543 J. Vaught184 182 182 548 (Blind)125 — —125 M. Nagy —150 187 337 Totals _____872 824 866 2562 Manvilleat Trenton Trenton Branches417 and 13 Name1 2 3 Pins N. Harzenski190 190 168 548 F. Molnár113 135 153 401 E. Kowalik172 133 183 488 S. Vechy157 197 181 535 L. Kish168 163 184 515 Totals ____'.800 818 869 2487 ManvilleBranch 292 Name1 2 3 Pins G. Dugan197 192 143 532 J. Balogh148 146 163 457 J. Gibus172 155 192 519 M. Turi168 159 160 487 L. Bodor157 195 168 520 Totals ____842 847 826 2515 New Brunswick at NewYork ‘B’ New YorkB’ Branch 394 Name1 2 3 Pins A. Ibos164 126 173 463 J. Greylock.169 175 159 503 J. Partmann196 201 155 552 E. Nemeth145 176 158 579 G. Montani196 145 176 517 Totals ____. 870 823 821 2514 New BrunswickBranch 52 Name1 2 3 Pins S. Sulligan171 169 190 530 J. Hilondivtch201 213 223 637 Z. Simon199 122 202 523 J. Pastor211 215 160 586 A. Toth159 168 191 518 Totals ____941 887 966 2794 * * * THE NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK ‘A’ TEAMS REGISTER SWEEPS L. Kish, M, Nagy, and Joseph Kovács Score Over 600 Blanking the Allentown Team, the New Brunswick Bowling Team set pace in the Verhovay Tri-State Bowl-

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