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Stanley Kauzlarich, Sec'y.
Sam A. Xaglieh, Sec'y.
Ruth Golub, Sec'y.
Team Nifcnft
Hungary,
Frank Braidic
We also carry—
A S I U O S \n\n Chi Men Dominate Hoosier Sweepstakes',
East Chicago, Ind. After was resurrected in 195(3.
eight runnings of the Hoosi- Therefore here we are again
ers' Sweepstakes it is perhaps welcoming you and reminding
permissible to reminisce a lit- you that the deadline for the
tie about the earlier under- 1957 Sweepstakes is Decem
takings. ber 28,1956. Write or call the
The first one was held Jan- tournament secretary, George
uary 27. 1946 at the East Chi- J. Stiscak, 5623 Homerlcc
cago Recreation, sceno to be Avenue, East Chicago. Ind.
of the 8th Annual Hoosiers' phone East Chicago 7817.
Sweepstakes to take place We'll close by listing by
Ohio. Kalamazoo and
figures.
John J. Fabina, Sec y.
AKRON, OHIO
Lodge 47'i Mixed League
R. M. Bird
Akron Machine Co
Airport Market
Saturdav, January 19, 1957. year, lodge and score the past fuifiiin,«.. December 15
At that first ten year, ago. champions of this strictly
there were 15 mens and 9 five-man team event. tamall Alleys. Joe has been
women's entered. Men's Champions
In later events we had as( Hoosiers. 2731. 1947, down a sixty foot maple lane
many as 38 teams entered. pro„ress 2756' 1948. Pro- for a number of years and
They came from Cleveland,
Creek, Michigan. This in
Johnstown Morts Take
Pair On Glass Pin Chin
ifohnstown, Pa. In the
as the Lodge keglers mea- blanked the third place Treys,
sured them off for a two Sam Naglich's 212-216-602
game setback. and John Bellicoff's 210-540
more such shocks and the punch which the week previ
three remaining weeks of the ous netted him 269-655.
first half could be too long «. The Deuces moved 'back
to safeguard their hopes'to- jnto the runner-up slot by
ward a title. Charles Gojme
tincics copped the sessional was the Aces' fourth in two
three game honors with a weeks and moved them into a
194-552 card. Anne Palian, tie with the Quads and with
shot best for the ladies on the in four games of second place,
losers team.
Clear cut as the triumph iich, 165.
was we can not refute the in
dividual efforts of Ed Comin
skey who shot a 185-434 and
his teammate. Helen Demko's
138-328, both of which were
dition to the teams that came 3172
from Chicago. All these spon
sorings came under the wing omen s Division
of Lodge 931, "Hoosiers" and 1946, Gary ESL. 2297 1947,
there were six in number,1 Gary ESL. 2372 1948, Gary,
from 1946 to 1951. Then fol- 2300 1949. Gary ESL. 2368
,, m-n I- oom m-i .evening. Congratulations, Joe
lowed four off-years. I9o0. Knzan, 2210 19ol.
However, with our merger Harborites, 2324 1956, Kri
with lodges 266 and 154 in zari, 2614.
1955, Hoosiers Sweepstakes George J. Stiscak, See'y.
Sixes Still No. 1 On
Granite City Pin Dice
Granite City. 111. Team
December 6th games of the No. 6 of the Velebit Lodge
St. Rochus Lodge 5 Dux Lea- 222 League has increased
gue, the Baretincic Morti- their lead to a full nine games
cians were somewhat jolted when, on December 7th. they
the top ten we next have
lia Jackovic and Anne Fratric joc Purdes. 174 Ed Zabotka,
have respective three game' 172 Joe Gudac. 171 Paul
totals of 290-285. |Goldasich, 170 and John Bil-
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
"Hrvatska Sloboda" Lodge 3!I
Bowling League
December 14, 1956 W
Betty's Inn 16 11
Rli-dla Nat'l Bank ...11':. 1 2
Pardvis Barbers 1 13
Soriai's .... ir,'L. i I!'
Carl's Foods 12 1,1
Balkan Music 1 1 16
Team Highs
December 15. 1936 rts. Betty's Inn HUI6-289"
Croatian
Carl's Foods 2827
Lodpc 472 •t 1! Thomas Rubinic, •Ir.. Sec'y.
Quick Luncli 1
CI'L Home Office eague
Gran Alleys December 20,1956 W
Diamond Market ni
Trumps 20 16
Clubs 19 17
Reliable Mfg. op Hearts 18 18
Twin Construction 24
Jokers 18 18
u ohers Diamonds 17 19
Dunns Spades ... 16 20
Individual Highs Individual Highs
John Ross L'L'6-644 Nick Spudich 170-114
John Furman 215-581 Joe Spehar 428
Tom- Donofrio Tony Brajdic 416
Milo Chelovitz 526
Milan Vranes 107
Frank Sutter, Jr. 508 Frank Braidic 103
Rose Ross 191-4-68 Lienors Zvonkovich 16S-103
Ruth Lolirh 467 Rita Cvetas 335
Anna
438 Marie Sekel 120-333
Ann Furman 131 Mary Spudich 321
Helen Breen 173 Team Highs
Team Highs Clubs M3-1423
Reliable Mfg. ... 673-1966 Trumps 1397
Lodge 472 1812 Diamonds 501
Joe Bozurich Has Day
In Canton Circuit Sun
Canton, Ohio "To every
man eventually" had a par-
v It was his turn at a per
sonal achievement when he
rolled that 257 game. Ironi
cally enough he only shot
268 in the other two games
to finish out with 525 for the
Jim Martinic
George Oguich
John Di Martile
Ann Danelski
Maggie Marks
M. Di Martile
Star Fires
Mif-'sing Six
Jets
IS YOUR ZAJEDNIČAR REACHING YOU?
If your address on the front page of this issue of The Zajedničar
is incorrect, kindly fill in the form below and mail to Home Office
Out off your address tag on front, paste or pin here
Firet Name Middle Initial Last Name
Your Lodge Number New Street and Number.
State or
City Zone .... Province...
throwing that
16 pound agate
he finally hit into the "250
from the rest of
514 Cantonites.
At that and with some reg-
The Morticians still hold a paced the winners. Missing ofj^he second place Stahlhebers winning honors in grade school and Rochester High School
five game lead but a few course was Rudy Stimac
Steve Kmetz of the Bare-' viding the means. The victory Lodge team, the Canton Pure in 1926 but at the
In the other match, the de- erages is led by Sam Naglich
termined to get out of the1
ith a 201 mark, after which
cellar, a v i Amusement f0i|0\v Rudy Stimac. 185
keglers swamped the St. Ro-'j0hn Bellicoff. 180 John Ta
ehus Church team. 3-0. Vic rasovich, 178 and Joe Min
Farkas. Jr. was their high kowski with 175. Rounding
man with 192-521 while Cece-
Official Orqan Croatian Fraternal Union of America
ular firing by Lou Marich, I
203-546, the Jacob-Waltners
tripped the league leading
Nest 196 keglcrs but twice.
The three game high of 5941
by mnkns stood out in
shutout at the hands
A 2-1 win over the National. young football star in its fold. Joe first saw daylight in
Heaters gained ground for! Rochester, Pa., June 19, 1936 and attended the local schools
iiere the feminine highs of where he graduated in June,«*
Betty Cockrill, 179-499 were
the most impressive.
Vic Miculan's 246-580 fail
ed to spark the Pure Oilers a-
taking the last two games of gainst the 3 o'clock Bar, 'sity of Notre Dame, because versity of Pittsburgh just re-
rac steered the winners to their match with the Quads, where a 198-526 by Stevej of his football prowess. How- cently. Joe is a six footer with
victory with a 215-504 exhi-The Aces moved upward in Bozurich was a standout, ever Ke chose the University' 175 pounds well spread over
bition with Frances Matan the league ladder with the, With J. Comsia's 189-522 be- of Miami, a young school as that frame. He is a fine de*
rendering feminine aid. last place Quints again pro- ing the best series for the some go since it was founded fensive player and his im-
Missing Six
Lucky Strikes
Star Fires 21 18
Pilot Lites 20Ja 185«
Alley Cats
Stars
Jets
Killers
Mike Martinick
I John Martinick
Sam Alberti
"I I natika Sloboda" •-.odge S3
Bowling League
Men's Division
December 14, lO.lfi \X
Dra-Drapiers 18
Ro^a Insurances 16
Biskupic Insurance 15
Pavlak Funeral Home 14
Klobuchar Insurance 14
Mares Pontiacs 12
Angelina's 12
Bogctich Florists 12
Club "55" 12
Slamar Lounge 10
Art DiMartUe. Sec y. as top replacement in both
Biskupic Insurance ...
Bogetich Florists
Klobuchar Insurance 996-2873
THE ZAJEDNIČAR
3441 Forbes Street
Pittsburgh 13, Penna.
Rochester's Joe Plevel Is Cinch To
Star As Top '57 U. Of Miami Halfback
Lodge 85 Member Conies Into Own After
Playing Second Fiddle As Frosh Gridder
Tommy Tavernites.! Rochester, Pa. Joe Plevel is a cinch to be the first
hose heavy guns were N. string halfback at the University of Miami next fall.
220-581 and V. He is the only son of Joe and Anna Plevel, members
Blown, 233-562. of Lodge 85 of Rochester,
starting signal barker, Sam umns and add their wishes to
215 Scarnecchia and reserve let- those of his many cousins.
8-1."6 termen. Gene Reeves, a junior'uncles and grandparents, all
I™ ahead of him. But he kept of Lodge 85 of this commu
trying so hard, the coaches nity, in wishing God speed
934-2765 decided to give him a whirl ahead.
^910 i
which also numbers our
1954. [halfback slots.
There were quite a number) He was t.he key man in Mi
of colleges that were on his ami's one successful touch
trail. among them the'Univer- down drive against the Uni-
Milk keglers had an easy time! time has an enrollment of of the coaching staff. He is
registering a clean sweep. 12,000 students, and enjoys rated as a good passer and
A city tournament will sus-. the distinction of being the one of Miami's best running
pend our league sessions for a southernmost university in backs. Plevel by the way, got
week over the holidays, after the United States. some of his first forward
which we again begin sharp-1 joe pieVel is entered in the passing lessons from Babe
ening our bowling sights. [university's College of AHs!Parilli. the Kentucky and
has jjaught the eye
Sciences. Coming to Mi- football pro-star who, as a
quarter-' fellow townsmen and ex-Ro-
he freshman Chester High gridder. used to
eleven he was the No. 2 man.'play "catch" with Joe when
.. 2^'i 161* When the Hurricanes appear- the latter was just a kid and
well fixed at quarterback Parilli was already a Ken
for the 1955 season. Joe Pie- tucky star.
19 20, vel was held out of action for With two more years of pol
^2
16 23! During the 1956 season, he him, we envision a brighter
couldn't seem to get beyond future for young Joe Plevel.
219-339 the No. 3 quarterback spot Our readers will undoubtedly
530 with such men as senior and follow him in the sports col-
halftack and he ended up| John i kan
Supreme Board Mfember
HAMILTON, ONTARIO
Lodge 6*4 Hifced -eague
December 18, 1956
Hopefuls ....
Hepcats
Rock 'n Rollers:
Individual Highs
Matt Rukavina k90-758
John Bvatina 292-705
15 Joe Lisac' 6-7
15 Anthony Capin 612
16 Mary Herbolic 21S-568
15 Mary Pastovich 111
17 Team Htglis
Rock 'n Rollers 1106-T080
1000-2910 Hopefuls 2766
*y07 Hepcats 2766
John Bratina, Sec'y
TORONTO, ONTARIO
Lodge 961 League
December 14,1956 Pts.
Tip Toppers 79
Rangers 50
Tigers -12
Old Timers 39
Individual Highs
John Magic 248-650
Phil Stanfel 6P.9
Matt Osvetić 5SI
Dione Delisimunović 213-611
Erina Basador ."Ao
Team Highs
Tip Toppers 1028--':j7S
Tigers 877-2S58
Thll Stanfel. Sec'y.
KENOSIIA, VVISC.
A mit v Lodge 692 League
December IS, 1956 \V I.
No Breaks 22 11
O-Y's 1812 H'.
Lulus 16 17
Goofs 9'» 23'
Paving before
INDIANA HARBOR. IND.
Ilarborites League
rts. 'December 16. 1956 \X
•••47 Dr. Pepper Beverages 28 17
Marions 28 17
Klenke Jewelers 25J2 19Ja
& Tap 2412 20* is
Anonymous 23 *a 21*3
Melvons 22 23
Lake City Candy 21 24
Matchens 19 26
Prusiecki Morticians 17 291
Blumefelds 16 29
Individual Highs
Ed Kresieh 231-624
Ray Dubczak 592
Paul Mikula 557
John S. Klobuchar 243-546
Charles Lacko 534
Ann Zunac 180-509
Marge Trtan 184-483
Alice Dubiel 475
Mary Ann Crnkovich 447
Team Highs
Blumenfelds 2446
Marions 2376
J-B Tap 845
Prusiecki Morticians 801
AN IDEAL
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WEDDING GIFT!
"MAMA SEGEDI'S"
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138 Tested Crnatmn Recipes
In English
Price,
Postpaid, only
Canadian Orders ... S4.25
Individual Highs
Frank Topolovec ....'...212-550
Frank .\Vidraanich .^.„,^96-511
Ansft WSilsh 204-512
Team Highs
Lulus ...•647-1818
No Breaks 594-1752
STEFA or JUDITH SEGEDI
78!) Kast 137th Street
Cleveland 10. Ohio
Special disroant on order* ol
Rnnk* or morel Tromnt Sertlfe!
January 2, 1957.
Holiday Is Blamed For
Comedown In Lyons Loop
Lyons, III. At the No
vember 28th meeting of the
Lyons Lodge 228 "Spares and
Strikes" seekers, namely on
our regular bowling night, the
Lyons Trucking team drop
ped three games to the Jadro
Tavern. Clydes Saving and
Loan picked up two from the
Baldis Tavern, while Charles
Grocers took two from the
Lyons Saving and Loan.
W. G. Smith was able, to
edge the Lodgemen for a dual
win, while Shell Service was
too accommodating as they
dropped three to the Pavlak
Undertakers.
Several good series and
games were rolled but it took
a member of the fair sex'to
cause the bowlers to keep an
eye on alley Nor 3 where Mil
lie Ruzic (a La Ladawig)
kept the pins churning to the
tune of 227-174-534 series. I
guess Millie did not have
enough turkey at home, the
excuse most of us used for
our mediocre bowling.
Bob Meine had his evening
spoiled by a small game to
hold his scries down to 216
222-581. Charles Milos took
the same route, 198-217-545.
Angelo Ribarich increased
his average with a 188-183
530.
The rest of tis had a good
time regardless. Guess it was
the holiday that threw us
off stride, and from hitting
the 1-3 pocket.
SCHUMACHER, ONTARIO
Lodge 930 Mixed League
December 13,1856 Pis.
Sharpies 12
I Hustlers 28
šepavi 26
i Rock 'n Rollers 24
I Kokoshari 12
Individual Hlgkl
Emile Shubat 681
George Maletich 308-66T
Frank Sebalj 260-658
George Delich 609
Katie Matasich 603
Mary Herak 212-568
Mandy Gomerich 521
Katie Vancina 518
Louise Scrobica 234-495
i
Team Highs
Sharpies 971-1*723
Kokoshari 993-2593
I Anne Delich, Sec'y.
CLEVELAND. OHIO
Cleveland Ladies League
\X
.36 '3 201
32 25
,..,....32 25
..30'a 2612
27
ol
32
December 18. 1956
Golub Funeral Home
Doljack Cafe
Grdina Recreation ...
Greenhut Jewelers
Al & George 30
The Bachers 26
Team No. 4 •. .:.*..25
Gallaghers 18 29
Individual Highs
M. Koren 197-548
G. Malone 199-495
B. Gerl 179
A. Perovich 476
M. Sarapa 474
M. Strahinic 472
Team Highs
Dol jak Cafe 2366
Golub Funeral Home 1:357
Olga Ladaika. Sec'y.
GRANITE CITY, ILL.
Lodge 'i'W League
December 14, 1956 W
Sixes 35 13
Deuccs 25 23
Treys 24 24
Quads J23 25
Aces 21 27
Quints 16 32
Individual Highs
Rudy Stimac 215-093
I Ed Spriccr 591
I John Tarasovich 574
Ed Zabotka 553
John Bellcoff 227-542
Andy Knez "40
I J. Billich 215
Team Highs
Aces fOt-2485
i Treys 2449
Sixes 858
FARRELL, PA.
Lodge 705 Mixed League
December 19, 1958 IV
Lillies t....3l 14
Violets 26 19
Roses 25 20
Orchids 21 24
Lilacs 19 26
Pansies 13 32
Individual Highs
George Cemerich 183-460
Steve Kapsa 453
John Novak 436
Sam Larocca .40.8
Dorothy Chrnko 157-449
i Virginia Cemerich 382
i
Team Highs
Lillies 654-1921
Violets ^. ...^ «27-1804
Orchids 1804
Canton On March For State Tourney
Canton, Ohio With only
a few weeks intervening to
January 26-27, 1957, the
dates of the Society's 1st An
nual Ohio State Tournament
and with the anxiety, prepa
rations and effects of the ho
liday upon us all, we beg to
insert an exigency that of
reminding the Ohioans that
the entries to this Buckeye
tournament close Saturday,
January 12,1957.
Entering the annual C.F.U.
Tournament but having no
•previous activity as one pf the
Society's cage units definitely
docs not constitute an eligibi
lity for the season's basket
ball appropriation.
We think that the Croatian
Fraternal Union is very li
Deuces Nab Lap Flag
In Quip Dux Circuit
Aliquippa, Pa. First half
play in the Alcros Lodge Lea
gue ended December 15th
with the Deuces taking the
title by blanking the last
place Treys.
While hoped for but not al
together expected of the
Treys to sctback the league
loaders, they did as well as
the more formidable second}
place Aces. After dropping
the opener by a pin, the Aces
continued to weaken as the
Quads picked up strength,
even racking up the new team
single high of 729 in the
nightcapper.
John Yatson who has been
padding his average of late
reeled off the males sessional
highs 189-522 to boost his av
erage to 150.7. This gives him
a nine point lead over the next
man. Charles Yanilc with
141.23. John Barancho shot
188-498 at the most recent
session while others got into
the limelight with 407 by
Mike Roman and Joe Qrasha
with 394.
Jo Prevish leads the women
keglers with a 125.6 average
brought it to that level by
racking up a 140-407. Ann
Roman gave a good account
ing with 157-397, Violet Di
ciero with 373 and Ann Tho
mas was good for one game
at 140.
The bowlers took off De
cember for the holidays but
will be back on Dec. 29.
Josephine J. Prevish, Sec'y.
CONWAY, PA.
Lodge 540 tli.ved League
December 16, 1956 W
Aces .'. 5 4
Treys i 5 4
Deuces 4 5
Fours 4 5
Individual Higlis
Donald Petcovic 172-459
Robert Cottage 449
Edward Kutevac 175-421
Robert Dyminski 403
Jenny Cottage .. ....41-375
Millie Azich 345
Goldie Roman 313
Treys 715-1950
Fours 680-1919
Amelia A. Azich, Sec'y.
An article of more detail
will follow. Meanwhile we ask
that your entries for Satur
day and Sunday, January 26
27, 1957 be hurried to our
tournament secretary, who is
also in readiness to answer
any correspondence direct to
her »t the address, Harriet
Bozurich, 2314 Brownlee Ave
nue, N. E. Canton, 5, Ohio
phone GLendale 3-6683.
I Steve Bozurich, Scribe
Croatian Fraternal Union Will Aid
Organized Lodge, Nest Cage Quints
Pittsburgh, Pa. W i i
basketball moving on the
scene and getting its share of
attention among the C. F. U.'
youth, we wish to announce
that Lodge and Nest baske.t-'
ball teams that organize for
and sustain a season of play,
be it independent or league
competition, will upon appli-.
cation to the' Sports-Educa
tional Department be eligible
for an appropriation of sev
enty-five dollars. Very impor
tant too is the requirement
that the would-be-recipients
make known their wares via
reports in the Zajedničar.
beral to its sports-minđeđ
members much as wc at the
Department appreciate the
role that certain few lodge
sports directors assume and
bring forth as a local C.F.U.
activity.
To aid them in the report
ing of basketball activity we
have forms available at the
Department. Those interested
in organizing a basketball
team according to C.F.U.
standards can secure detailed
information and answers to
your queries by writing to the
Sports-Educational Dep't.
In this same breath we
want to emphasize that C.F.U.
members, junior or senior,
making their marks in bas
ketball, be it locally or state
wide, deserve a recounting in
the columns of the Zajedni
čar.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
Home Offices Clubs In
Steady Improvement
Pittsburgh, Pa. As the
result of the December 13th
rolling of the Home Office
League, the Clubs who floun
dered in last place for all of
six weeks now sport a nine
game winning streak.
This is the longest such
skein in our circuit and saying
it here is actually tempting
the gods. In putting sarae.lo-^
gether the string of victories
was achieved by stopping
each of the three mentioned
teams after they had been
riding a six game winning
streak.
The Clubs blanking of the
Diamonds, themselves holders
of team scoring records, was
spearheaded by Dr. Arch, Sr.
in his best form of the year,
181-493 which netted him the
male seasonal three game
high. The Clubs also punched
out a 532 single game total,
two sticks behind the record,
and went on to total a new
three game high of 1523.
twenty five pins better than
the one held by the Diamonds.
There was also a shift in
the individual averages list
ing. We won't mention those
who slid. But the top bowler
is Tony Brajdic of the Hearts,
second being Dr. Arch, Sr. af
ter his terrific pacing of the
Clubs in their rise.
Another man seeking a
niche higher and hard to be
ignored is Milan Vranes, who
on alternate weeks has cop
ped one or both male session
al highs, the same which
could be said of Rita Cvetas
whose improved bowling has
catapulated her to being rec
koned with and with her also
the Clubs.
The H-O circuit is as inter
esting as it has been for some
seasons.
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