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

1941-11-27 / 48. szám

November 27, 1941 Page IX Ver hoiayak Lapja SPORT PAGE------------------------CONTINUE» ing League on Sunday, No­vember 16, 1941, while the New York ‘A’ Team of Branch 394 also registered sweeps over the Manvilles. The Franklin Team of Branch 9 took a pair from the Trenton Team of Branch 417, and 13 in a good set of battles. High series of the day was rolled by L. Kish, scoring a 614, who is a member of the Trenton Team, with good games of 203, 224 and 187. Other good sets of games were M. Nagy’s 609, Joseph Kovács’ 609 and E. Sabo’s 591. High game of the day was rolled by L. Szilagyi’s 235, followed by J. Andro’s 232, P. Besz’s 219, J. Lukacs’ 204, S. Vechy’s 206, S. Sulli­­gan’s 202, J. Pastor’s 203 and A. Toth’s 201. The New York ‘B’ Team was not scheduled to play. Mr. G. Novak of the Frank­lin Team of Branch 9 join­ed Verhovay on November I, 1941. According to “Rules and Regulations of the Ver­hovay Tri-State Bowling League,” a player must be a member of the association before he is allowed to play in any one game. Therefore I am compelled to charge the Franklin Team of Branch 9 with a three game loss through forfeit for the games that their Mr. G. Novak played on Sunday, October 26, 1941. For that day, a score of 125 pins shall be credited to the team, in­stead of the score rolled by the player. Same shall be said for the New York ‘B’ Team of Branch 394, which forfeits all games to date because of a Mr. G. Montani who is not a member of the Associa­tion. The results of the Ver­hovay Tri-State League of November 16, 1941, are as follows: New York ‘A’ at Manville New York ‘A’ Branch 394 Name G 1 2 3 Pins J. Fitzgerald 3 170 178 158 506 T. Vaught 3 172 124 151 447 J. Toma 3 146 180 144 470 J. Vaught 3 163 149 155 467 M. Nagy 3 203 204 202 609 Totals ... 15 854 835 810 2499 Manville Branch 292 Name G 1 2 3 Pins J. Gibus 3 180 150 185 515 A. Galambos 3 133 140 187 460 F. Lizák 3 145 128 169 442 J. Szabó 3 139 188 108 435 L. Bodor 3 135 171 161 467 Totals — 15 732 777 810 2319 NOTE: The New York ‘A’ Team won the third game tie in a play off of one complete frame. Score: New York ‘A’ 98 pins; Manville 60 pins. VERHOVAY TRI-STATE BOWLING LEAGUE NOVEMBER 9, 1941 INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS Name Br. Games Pins Aver. High Game High Series J. Pastor 52 12 2318 193.02 215 608 A. Toth 52 11 2067 187.10 221 628 J. Hilondivtch 52 11 2038 185.03 223 637 S. Vechy 417 9 1662 184.06 211 575 J. Besz 90 9 1650 183.03 202 598 G. Dugan 292 9 1621 180.01 216 594 E. Sabo 9 9 1619 179.08 210 562 N. Harzenski 417 9 1616 179.05 191 551 G. Montani 394-B 9 1615 179.04 216 553 S. Sulligan 52 12 2149 179.01 204 565 J. Bigg 9 8 1418 177.02 202 535 L. Bodor 292 12 2105 175.05 213 555 M. Nagy 394-A 8 1359 169.07 187 515 M. Adams 52 3 508 169.01 182 508 L. Szilagyi 9 7 1176 168 193 531 T. Vaught 394-A 9 1506 167.03 199 528 E. Kowalik 417 9 1503 167 190 533 A. Ibos 394-B 12 2002 166.10 237 592 E. Nemeth 394-B 12 1992 166 186 534 J. Hichar 90 6 995 165.05 212 549 J. Vaught 394-A 9 1488 165.03 184 548 Z. Simon 52 10 1651 165.01 202 523 M. Turi 292 10 1640 164 202 573 L. Kish 417 6 984 164 184 515 J. Partmann 394-B 12 1950 162.06 201 552 G. Novak 9 9 1463 162.05 189 508 Jo. Kovács 90 3 487 162.01 168 487 J. Gibus 292 9 1433 159.02 192 519 S. Ancho 9 7 1102 157.03 222 536 J. Vargo 90 6 935 155.05 193 479 P. Besz 90 9 1389 154.03 168 472 S. Robb 90 8 1228 153.04 178 502 J. Fitzgerald 394-A 9 1379 153.02 181 459 J. Balogh 292 6 913 152.01 168 457 J. Toma 394-A 9 1340 148.08 234 543 J. Lukacs 417 6 893 148.05 173 488 F. Lizák 292 6 878 146.02 182 456 J. Andro 9 5 732 146.02 168 461 J. Greylock 394-B 10 1407 140.07 175 503 S. Sarka 394-B 5 701 140.01 178 439 J. Szabó 292 3 418 139.01 146 418 F. Molnár 417 6 831 138.03 160 430 L. Tulner 292 2 268 134 146 268 J. Toth 90 4 512 128 161 394 A. Galambos 292 3 384 128 131 384 F. King 52 1 105 105 105 105 Trenton at Franklin Franklin Branch 9 Name G1 2 3Pins E.Sabo 3205 214 172 591 S.Ancho 2160 131 — 291 J.Andro 3178 232 157 567 L.Szilagyi 2142 — 235 377 J.Bigg 3177 187 149 513 G.Novak 2— 149 166 315 Totals __15 862 913 879 2654 Trenton Branch 417 and 13 NameG 1 2 3Pins N.Harzenski 3 187 168 180 535 F.Lukacs 3 204 178 170 552 E.Kowalik 3 161 149 170 480 L.Kish 3 203 224 187 614 Sj-Vechy 3206 182 140 528 Totals __15 961 901 847 2709 429 FEMMES BOWL Dearborn, Michigan The ole Ferret is certainly proud of the last two weeks’ bowling scores. They are the best to date and enabled the team to win six games. Our competing teams are begin­ning to worry just a trifle, because of winning eleven games in a row. When ole 429 began bowling, chuckles were audible to a gleeful pitch, but now as each game ends captains hurry over to see how Verhovay is doing. Of course, handicaps to date have been ALMOST New Brunswick at Allentown New Brunswick Branch 52 Name G1 2 3Pins S. Sulligan 3172 184 202 558 J. Hilondivtch1 156 — — 156 M. Adams2 152 — 162 314 J. Pastor3 189 203 161 553 A. Toth3 181 183 201 565 S. Hilondivtch1 — 158 — 158 Z. Simon1 — 166 — 166 F. King1 — — 134 134 Totals __15 850 894 860 2604 AllentownBranch 90 NameG 1 2 3 Pins J. Besz3 132 157 191 480 S. Robb2 97 — 149 246 J. Hichar2 116 120 — 236 Jo. Kovács3 180 214 215 609 P. Besz3 183 219 154 556 J. Vargo2 — 169 147 316 Total* __15 708 879 856 2443 large enough to give us a 5 Ms-women team, but total pins have been tiny enough to warrant this. However, the last two games rolled on November 13th were good enough to be won without the 22 pin handicap allowed, which naturally made the gals feel just a bit elated. Mary Kuritar is aiming to hit 160, which she once reached about three years ago when she quit bowling. Ethel Koy is the bundle of joy the team looks forward to each Thursday. Helen Zaker is a tiny, quiet lass with the prettiest eyes, whose average becomes consistently Highest Individual Averages NOVEMBER 16, 1941 Pos.Name Branch Games Average 1 J. Pastor 52 15 191.06 2 A. Toth 52 14 188 3 E. Sabo 9 12 184.02 4 J. Hilondivtch 52 12 182.10 5 S. Vechy 417 12 182.06 Highest Individual Three Game Series' Pos.Name i Branch Games Series *J. Hilondivtch 52 12 637 *A. Toth 52 14 628 1 L. Kish 417 9 614 2 M. Nagy 394-A 11 609 3 Jo. Kovács 90 6 609 HighestIndividual Single Game Fos.Name Branch Games Game 1 A. Ibos 394-B 12 237 2 L. Szilagyi 9 9 235 3 J. Toma 394-A 12 234 VERHOVAY TRI-STATE LEAGUE1 NOVEMBER16, 1941 LEAGUE STANDING High High Team Br.W—L Pins Game Series Aver, NewBrunswick 52 15— 0 13440 990 2974 896 Franklin ' 9 7— 5 10024 913 2654 835.04 Allentown 90 6— 6 9639 879 2515 803.03 Manville 292 7— 8 11979 888 2547 798.09 Trenton 417 & 13 5— 7 10198 961 2709 849.10 NewYork ‘A’ 394 5— 7 9696 872 2562 808 NewYork ‘B’ 394 0—12 9247 823 2345 770.07 High Team Average 1 New Brunswick, Branch 52 -------------------------Average 89® High Team Three Game Series * New Brunswick, Branch 52 ------------------. Series 2974 1 Trenton, Branch 417 & 13 ___________________Series 2709 High Team Single Game * New Brunswick, Branch 52 ______________________Game 990 * Trenton, Branch 417 & 13 ______________________Game 961 1 Franklin, Branch 9 _______________________Game 913 NOTE: RULES AND REGULATIONS: * Any active member shall be eligible for ONLY on® of these awards; also shall be said for the team prizes, Fraternally, J. VAUGHT, Secretary. better. Cecelia Herman has the second highest average, and between Cecelia and Mary K. there is mild rivalry for top honors. The less said for Captain “Ferret” Lucas, the better. The girls have their bowl­ing uniforms which came in a soft shade of olive-green, the captain’s is njavy blue (more slenderizing), and the lettering should be on them before another week passes. The only alternate bowl­er to date is Mary Horvath. Elvira László is tied up with a secretarial course, and Ma­ry Rakoczy Toth is wrapped up in her new life. We may not need two alternates, as the bowling becomes more fascinating each week. The private team kitty has as­sumed the huge sum of $3.50, and the gals have been won­dering about allowing only three “misses” rather than the four per game as has been the custom. Scores are as follows: November 6 Mary Kuritar110 115 117 Cecelia Herman86 86 86 Helen Zaker89 97 117 Ethel Koy114 76 120 Jolán Lucas, Capt.63 80 70 November• 13 Mary Kuritar79 102 100 Cecelia Herman114 90 105 Helen Zaker 83 98 123 Ethel Koy 78 103 77 Jolán Lucas, Capt.102 95 61 High Single Game to date Mary Kuritar .__ _____138 Cecelia Herman __.......... - 118 Helen Zaker _____.. ... 123 Ethel Koy ____________ 120 Jolán Lucas, Capt._____ 102 Frank Szopko, captain of the Detroit Verhovay Team, bowled with the team one nite after league games and hit 212. President George Kuritar and Louis Lucas also bowled one nite, making the girls feel unnecessaiy with their scores of 175 and 179. Helen Zaker hit 146 and J. Lucas piled up a 121, the only two games higher than the “high singles” in league games, which, of course, do not count if these scores aren’t made in competition with league teams. One nite the rooters were Mr. Michael Kuritar, Marie Gallovich (re­cently transferred from Branch 356), Louis Lucas and President George Kuri­tar. We welcome branch members to root for mir team. Remember: West End Recreation, near the Verhcy• vay Home, Thursday eve­nings, 7:30 p. m., to about 10:00 or 10:15. Frank Szopko of BrancH 36 has promised the girls jC

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