Verhovayak Lapja, 1951 (34. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1951 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 12 Verhovay Journal January 17, 1951 LAKEVIEW ALLEYS - THE 1951 TOURNAMENT THEATRE Here is an inside picture of the Lakeview Alleys in Chicago, 111., 3239 N. Clark St., Chicago 13, 111., where the 8th Annual Verhovay National Ten Pin Tournament is to be1 held on May 5 and 6, 1951. Shown is a large section of the main bowling floor where we find a total of thirty excellent alleys. Twenty more are on the floor above. A large “VERHOVAY” sign on the wall at the end of the 16th and 17th alleys indicates that preparations are.under way for the big event at which at least a hundred Verhovay teams are expected to compete for the Frank Brogley and Albert A, Ari championship trophies, and the other awards, trophies and prizes that will be distributed among the leading bowlers. Let’s keep in mind that this will be an ALL HANDICAP tournament and, in this, it will be different from the previous .ones. Even the championship winners in the team, two-man, individual and all-events will be determined on the basis of ACTUAL SCORE PLUS HANDICAP. Let’s keep in mind also that the deadline for mailing applications for tournament entry is MIDNIGHT, MARCH 5, 1951, much earlier than in past years because the tournament, too, will be held at an earlier date than usual. The RULES AND REGULATIONS of the 8th Annual Verhovay. Ten Pin Tournament have been published in the October 18, 1950, edition and a reprint was published in the December issue. For the convenience of the bowlers a, final reprinc will appear in the February 21, 1951, issue, shortly before the deadline date for the filing of applications for entry. Action in regards to participation,, however, should be taken at an early date by each team, because according to the new rules each application must be approved by the regular branch-meeting. A Tournament Album will be published for the occasion. Plans are being made now by the National Executive Tournament Committee and the Chicago Tournament Committee Lakeview Alleys is the properly of Mr. John Jenkins, who with his Hungarian descendant wife, the former Helen Teller, and their two beautiful daughters, will be the hosts to the bowlers of the Verhovay and the many spectators attending Verhovay’s great sports event. They, as well as the Chicago Tournament Committee will make every effort; to make this the finest tournament ever sponsored by our Association. POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE. PA. AND VICINITY by Edward A. Mattie Branch 296 ELECTION RESULTS: On the, tenth of December Branch 296 held its annual election of officers. After a late start, the meeting was called to order by Vice President John Farkas. Aside from routine action, the most important business was the reading of the Recommendation for the Changes in the By-Laws. With cne or two exceptions, the recommendations were accepted by the members. The meeting was then recessed. so that the election of officers by ballot could be completed. Elected Ifor president was Louis A. Antal, Jr. President Antal has the initiative, experience, and a flap’ for business with which to make this year one of the most successful in the history of Branch 296. Other officers elected were: Alex Sarkady, Vice-President; Alex Kozma, Treasurer; Elmer Charles, Br. Manager; Edward Mattie, Secretary; Stephen Üveges, Sr., Comptroller; Joseph Barta, Auditor; and Joseph Fintor, Steward. Also, William Blizman, Paul Tarpay, Julius Telegdy, John Molnár. William Wanamaker, and August Veres are the Trustees. On Sunday, December 31st, Field Supervisor Elmer Charles administered the oath to all the elected officers. Afterwards, an informal discussion was held by the new officers. Each one pledged himself to working and to co-operating with each other to make 1951 on outstanding year. * * * Branch 206 entertained approximately 150 children at its annual j Christmas Party. Movies were shown j and each child received a treat from j Santa Claus. The appearance of | Santa Claus was through the courtesy of William “Dutch” Wanamaker who plays the part well. * * * The New Year’s Weed-End found everyone bustling with activity at the Verhovay Home. On Saturday we had the Pork Supper with music by Arthur Nagy and his orchestra. The following day, New Year’s Eve, we held a Chicken Supper. Some of the finest music heard in a long time at the Home was played by Frankie; Rapp and his orchestra. We had an overflowing crowd, and one could see that everyone had a most enjoyable lime. The faithful members of the Ladies Auxiliary who have worked so hard at these suppers should be highly commended for their fine co-operaticn. Special thanks should go to James Phillips and to Louis Csatary for their work towards the Pork Supper. si: * * On Saturday, January 27th, Arthur Nagy and his orchestra has been engaged for an evening of dancing pleasure. Members and thenguests are cordially invited to attend this affair. * * * Home for the Holidays were T/Sgt. Branch Officers Elected For 1951 (Continued from page 11) 67. ) ERIE, PA. — President Charles Gelletai, 3727 Cherry St., Manager John Bertics, 1202 W. 22nd St., Erie Pa. Meetings second Sunday in St. Stephen’s R.C. Church. 68. ) BRIDGEPORT, CONN. — President George Bandre, 198 Hansen Ave., Manager Arthur G. Stumpf, 371 Wood Ave., Bridgeport 5, Conn. 60.) INDIANAPOLIS, IND. — President Edward Bencik, 701 N. Concord St., Manager Mrs. Alfred Bruder, 773 N. Haugh St., Indianapolis. Vice President John Kecskes, Sick Visitors John Toth and Mrs.' Steve Bubric. Meetings 3rd Sunday at Manager’s home. 70.) NEWARK, N. J. — President Emery Dolgos, 246 Hunterdon St., Manager James Emody, 107 Belgrove I)r., Kearny, N. J. or P.O. Box 171, Arlington, N. J. Telephone KE. 2- 8375, Auditors Joseph Marko, Louis Gyure, John Szabó, Sr. Meetings 8 p.m. first Friday in Hungarian Culture Club, 13 Belmont Ave., Newark, New Jersey. 73. ) ADENA, OHIO — President John Fecske, Box 414, Manager Daniel Bartók, R. 1, Adena, Sick Visitor John Orbán. Meetings second Sunday üt President’s Home. 74. ) CHICAGO, ILL. — Manager Alexander Korodi, 12508 Emerald Ave., Chicago 28, 111. 76.) PHILADELPHIA, PA. — President Anthony Noel, 706 W. Indiana Ave., Philadelphia 33, Manager Stephen Szemes, Jr., 774 Bonsall Ave., Sharon Hill, Pa. Telephone 2216-R. 81.) GRAND RIVER. OHIO — President Ladislaus Szuch, Manager John Szinko, Grand River, Ohio. Meetings second Sunday at Manager’s Home. 84. ) LACKAWANNA, N. Y. — President Bela A. Sari, 68 South Shore Blvd., Manager John Beky, 16 Lebanon St., Lackawanna 18, N. Y. Meeting held in December in Hungarian Presbyterian School Hall.' 85. ) DAISYTOWN, PA. — President Alexander Debreczeni, R.D. No. 1, Manager Alexander Hajdú, R.D. No. 1, Daisytown. Meetings second Sunday in Hungarian Home, Walkertown. 86. ) DILLONVALE, OHIO — President Daniel Varga, Box 745, Manager John Szabó, Box 176, Dillonvale, Ohio. 87. ) PASSAIC, N. J. — President Emery Cseh, 5 Main St., Garfield, N. J., Manager John Zakopcsan, 181 Harrison' St., Passaic, N. J., Asst. Juvenile Manager, Mrs. John Zakopcsan. Meetings second Sunday at Joseph Marion’s. 91.) AKRON, OHIO — President Bela Takacs, I960 LaCroix Ave., Manager Stephen Mezo, Jr., 1595 Evergreen Ave., Akron 19, Ohio. 96.) CHICAGO, ILL. — President Frank Tinich, 453 VV. 117th St., Manager Steven R. Szekely, 635 E. 92nd St., Chicago 19, 111. 98.) BETHLEHEM, PA. — President Peter Toth, 920 Bridge St., Manager Stephen Lang, Jr., 863 E. 4th St., Bethlehem, Pa. Meetings first Sunday in St. John Capistrano R.K. Church. (Continued In Next Issue) Elwyn Mattie stationed at the recruiting station in downtown Chicago, and John Balia III who is home on leave from the Navy. * * * Members are reminded that the regular branch meeting is held the second Sunday of each month at 4:00 P.M. Please attend these meetings!
