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Society's West Penn Duckpin Sweeper
Now Highlight of Mid-Winter Pin Year
Wilmerding Will Play Host Jan. 25-26
To 9th Annual Running of Championships
PITTSBURGH As thoughts turn to the C. F. U. 9th
West Penn Dux Sweepstakes to be held Saturday and Sun
day, January 25 and 26,1958. it is fitting to recall the sites
and dates of the former eight and perhaps the champions
of vester years.
The first Sweepstakes was held at the Jan's Bowl-O
Drome in McKeesport. January. 1950. It was sponsored by
the West Penn Dux League Tony Brajdic was chairman.
The Sweeper included senior and junior entrants and totaled
900 lines of bowling.
In 1951 the Sweepstakes, strictly a senior event,
was seated in Pittsburgh and amassed 597 lines of bowl
ing. The 3rd Sweepstakes moved to East McKeesport
in 1952 and as in 1958, Wilmerding's Croatian Home
provided the social setting George Lisjak was the
Sweepstakes chairman.
Triangle Alleys in Downtown Pittsburgh provided the
sit& for the 4th Sweepstakes in January 1953 and some 603
line6 of bowling.
The following year, January 1954, found the Sweeper
being run off in the Oakland district of Pittsburgh. Once
again under the wing of the Sports-Educational Department
and once again to the site and city of its inception, the
Sweepstakes now six consecutive years in promotion, re
turned to Jan's Bowl-O-Drome in McKeesport to the tune
of 561 kegling lines.
In 1956. the Sweepstakes moved into Clairton, the
first time one of the Society's sports events had been
lasted in this C. F. I*, citadel.
Last year, the popular duckpmners m.dseason event
eight yeara old invaded Loncar Bowling Lanes \A est _____
then
Bridgewater where the final tally showed 579 lines of bowl-1 «.st
The recounting wouldn't be replete if you could not re
qfil the respective champions. Some of the feminine ones throwing a 160-4o6 series,
have since married but we list the surnames as they then were the high men. Come on,
appeared in the records from which the following listing Ban Tile, let s give it the ole
college trv. Rah! Rah! Rah!
stems.
WOMEN SINGLES
Champion City Score
Frances Golub, Farrell 515
Mary Radocaj, Pittsburgh 450
Evelyn Trdina, Etna 436
Barbara Tomichek, Etna 412
Evelyn Trdina, Etna 424
Helen Buzek, Versailles 401
Helen Pavkovich. New Brighton 499
Dorothy Mihalovic, McKeesport 429
WOMEN DOUBLES
Champions City Score
Frances Golub—Stella Mudrinich. Farrell 856
Ann Rukavina—Evelyn Trdina. Etna 857
Frances Jovanovic—Helen Pupich. Pgh 848
Ann Komar—Josephine Prevish, Aliquippa. 756
Ann Rukavina—Evelyn Trdina. Etna 738
Ann Zitnik—Helen Buzek, Versailles ....734
Helen Pavkovich—Marine Zivitz. N. Brighton..936
Marie Grdic—Mercy Bradich, McKeesport 767
Champion City Seore
Donald Zivic, Pittsburgh 539
Pete Pappa, Etna 559
Joe Sestrich, Pittsburgh 601
Lou Srsic. Pittsburgh ... 587
George Lisjak, Jr., Pittsburgh 594
Steve Lalic. Etna 562
Joe Sestrich, Pittsburgh 561
Albert Bartosh, Aliquippa ,564
MEN —DOUBLES
Champions City Score
Joe Sestrich—Lou Milkovich., Pittsburgh ...1035
Leo Zelcich—William Babic. Pittsburgh 971
Joe oez.rich—Ed Shr.ginaw, Pittsburgh.. 1053
Frc.r.:: Bi-klic—John Brletlc. Wilmerding 1081
Mike Sc:moy—Ed Shaginaw, Pittsburgh..,,... 1005
Marion Srdoch—Pete Dujmic, McKeesport.... 967
Do:ald Z.'vic—Francis Stepnick, Pittsburgh..1009
Nick Cpuuich—Mike Modock, Etna 1039
MIXED COUPLE DOUBLES
Champion-* City Seore
Helen Buzek, Versailles
Matt Moskun, Pittsburgh ..:973
Mary Radocaj, Pittsburgh
Ed Shaginf-w. Pittsburgh ..928
Kay Tuscan, Wilmerding
Andrew Tuscan, Wilmerding 953
Anna Pappa, Pittsburgh
Pete Pappa, Etna 934
Ann Rukavina, Etna
JOG Tomichek, Etna 972
,Ann Kozar. McKeesport
Ei Kozar, McKeesport .....817
Stella Pagliarulo, Clairton
James Runatz, Clairton .....933
Marlene Brechbill, New Brighton
John Mikan, Jr., Rochester 935
The above are but the champions, the ranks of the cash butr^ iwltry
prize winners include names to an even greater depth. If Action Shirts ....34
you intend to be among this year's competitors, you must en-: Alleys2
ter at once, post entries will be accepted only if there is
room. We shall look forward to seeing many of the Sweep-
stakes faithful in the Wilmerding-Turtle Creek environs,:slai^Splays'"
Saturday and Sunday, January 25 and 26, 1958 vieing for,Croatian
a bit of the cash awards and perhaps a permanent niche in A
the Sweepstakes' chronicles as the 1958 champions.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept
Mound City Pin Wars 1
Presage Great Tourney
ST. LOUIS Victorious in
I the past several weeks, the
I v a n i & n i e a
blanking Team No. 6. are^
making their bid to overtake
the leaders.
They have now tied for
third place and have now
i coming up a three-game set
with the leaders. Led by John
Ivancich, who fired a 190-538
series, and Mike Pavlich, who
had a 200-513, the team swept
three games Dec. 20 from a
fighting Team No 6. Bob Po
tocnjak. with a 201-517 series,
and John Per hat, rolling a
171-471 series, were high for
the losers.
Strengthening their hold
on first place, Fassi Tav
ern toyed with Ban Tile,
then, at the right tinir,
grabbed three games from
a lifeless Ban Tile five.
John Manestar, firing a
191-532 series, and Frank
Jovanovic, throwing a 181
510 series, led the Fassi
team.
For Ban Tile, who now
have slipped from fifth to sporting event in Canada can
be credited with bringing so
many Croatians together
seventh, Frank Ban, with his
series and A1 Klari
I 'Turn'to page 8 for Editorial,
college
Chulick. marking time be-!
hind Fassi Tavern, grabbed)
the odd-game from Klaric
In a spirited battle for
sole possession of third
place, Moydcll downed the
John Sly gar five two games
to move into a third-place
tie.
With Tom Skok blasting1 Robert Hatch 532
a- 212-528 series and Nick
Jadrich, with a 193-521 scries,
Movdell easily held the ad
vantage until John Krsul,
with a 214 single, teamed
with Nick Jercinovic, who
fired a 209 single, to save the
third game for the John Sty
gar five. John Krsul also was
high for the team with a 214
596 series followed by Nick
Jercinćvic's 209-538 series.
Frisco Will Host '58
W.I.B.C. Pin Classic
PITTSBURGH
itfinual W.I.B.C. tourney will
California the first time for
a W.I.B.C. tournament, any
C. F. U. members entered
therein will be pleased to
know that, although a lesser
affair by far, the C.F.U. Cal
ifornia State Tournaments on
have been
alternate years
staged at the
Bowl. Frank Braidic
AKRON, OHIO
Lodge 473 League
December 31, 1957 Pis.
Bird Sheriffs ..:...42H
Pickford Florist« 35
Twin Construction
AS 25'a
Individual Highs
Tony Donofrio .225-654
Kenny Ferris 232-594
Tony Jurkovic 559
Tony Pavlic /... ......i- 558
Jim Golub ....... 550
Marv Moore ....... 458
Carrie Jurkovio 191-432
Ruth Lolich ....... 437
Marain Marzich 420
Mary B&ich ......: 420
Millie Kalain
Bird Sheriffs 639-1979
Pickford Florists 1927
Irio, Scc-.
Toronto Will Play Host April 25-26
To 12th Annual Five Pin Tournament
Members of Lodge 650 Begin Planning*
For Canada's No. 1 CFU Pin Spectacle
TORONTO, Ont., Can.
Throughout the United States
Individual Highs
Mike Atamanulc ...258-601
John Gojmerac 581
Frank Karal 261-577
Bill MoskalUk
be held at 'the Downtown
Bowl, corner of Jones and Katie Gojmerac
Eddv Street3, in San Francis-
CO. The ladies Will begin mow- John Gojmerac
ing down the maples April 17 Steve Yurcic
and continue for upwards to
50 days.
While coming to Northern ^arv
Joseph Barkovich
Anne Zlmmer
Anne Karal
Downtown ^V8B JJ
Cubs 14
Cards 12
Giants .J 6
Individual Highs
Tom Zajac 153-441
Walt Bedich ,...' 367
Jim Husnick .164
Fritzi Stiftinger «.r., r,£6
John pandža 146
Dot Chrnko 352
Kay Stiftinger ...j 144-339
Vic Zajac v...L..... 332
Annette Zajac .:.il51-321
Team Highs
Cards 632-1755
Phillies 598-1639
Dorothy A. Chrnko, Sec'y.
Page 12 JANUARY 1, 1958
er to display his or her talent,
while a handicap system gives
and Canada the sport of bowl-j all bowlers a fighting chance,
ing is well under way by his,The events are: Senior dou
time of the year and for ev- bles (men and women), Sen
ery bowler the season will ior mixed teams, Senior sin
have its ups and downs, ilsigles (men and women), Sen
low points and its highlights ior mixed doubles, and Senior
Here in Canada the climax all-events (men and women),
to any successful season is in each instance prize money
the CFU's annual 5-pin tour- and trophies will be awarded
nament. This will be the to the top bowlers.
twelfth running of this func-! in the junior division
tion and no other annual there is mixed team com?
The 5-pin tournament
competition will be held
Friday and Saturday, April
25 and 26,1958. The actual
bowling will take place at
the beautiful Olympia-Ed
ward Lanes, Toronto, with
Lodge 650 of that city as
petition with the top team,
and top boy and girl bowl
er, receiving beautiful tro
phies awarded by the CFU
Home office in Pittsburgh,
which also pays the bowl
ing lines of the juniors.
We indeed hope we will
have a stronger representa
tion of our American breth
ren this year. If you are in
terested in entering the tour-
tournament host.
The victory banquet will be nament, address your corres-
Contracting to remain in sec-j held the Saturday night of the! pondence to: Robert W. Ni
ond. For Chulickš, Tom Dra- tourney at the Croatian Na- zich, 512 Prince Edward
zicli. firing a 206-517 series tional Home on Dupont St. Drive, Toronto 18, Ontario,
and John Kombol, with a 181-1 The tournament is com- Canada. The time to ac^ is
510 series, paced their team.'prised of numerous events to now, not next April.
Emil Ivankovich, firing a 191-1 enable each and every bowl
561 series, and John Muich,
with a 191-531 series, led -the
Klaric quintet.
WEST ALUS, W1SC.
Mixed Handicap League
December 16, 1957 W
Saric'.a Insurance 25
Ben Day 24
Pintar Bar 22
Lodge 391 20
Lodge 261 13
Lodge 731 12
Jim Knaus 196-527
John Perinovjc 504
Steve Vukicti ......
Mary Seidle'r 186-506 Ann Thomas
Millie Kuchan 178-496
Robert W. Nizich, Sec'y,
I ALIQUIPPA, PA.
Alcros Lodge 770 League
December )4, 1957 XV
Individual Highs
Treys 26
Aces 22
Quad? 20
Deuces 16
Individual Highs
Steve Turkovicto\,..*»^Mit...22?-491
John Jparancho 480
John Yatson ....194-477
John Danjanie 440
Gaorge Kalita 434
Josephine Knaus -131 !^Tary KatkicH ..v.^
Mildred Henderson 407
Team Highs
Ben-Day .... 2137
Sarich Insurance 789-2121
Michael E. Papa, Sec'y.
WELLAND, ONTARIO
Lodge 617 League
December 16, 1957 W L.
Aces 26 16
Kings v 21 -21
Jacks 19 24
Queens 18 25
December 14, 1957 Pts,
Slahlheb3i\s -. 35
Kozy Korner
Canton. Pure Mjlk
National Heating
Nest 196 .:
Average.
Mary Barkovich 155
Janet Hucic 155
Lillian Cunjak, Sec'y.
FARRELL, PA
Croatian Athletic Cluh
December 15, 1957 W
Dodgers 21
Reds 19
Phillies 17
Church Quint Cinches
John Half-Way Laurels
Violet Diciem 155-344
Team High*
Aces 2012
Treys 697-2000
Deuces 714
Josephine J. Prevish, Seo'y.
CANTON, OHIO
Lodge 511 League
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. As
the first half in the Lodge 5
Dux League is nearing its end,
"Ace" Edward Cominskey,
captain of the Baretincics,
was in rare form as he pom
melled the maples for a 244
611 total, his second 600 set
of the season.
Frank Kolar, that evening
of December 20th, shot a 472
set while Helen Demko con
tributed a 137-357 to the Mor
ticians victory.
The Lodge 5 team keglers
were helpless as they dropped
all three games to the Bare
tincics, John Rozich being a
bright spot with a 192-458
card, while Vic Farkas in
two games hit them for
counts of 209 and 161.
The St. Kochus Church
pinsters who only needed
one win to cop the first
half title took a 2-1 deci
sion from the Pavich A
u s e ents. Outstanding
for the Church team was
John "Chuck" Kolar who
rolled a hefty 239 game in
a 537 series.
Capt. Farkas, jr. came
through with 219-495 and
Fritz Holtzman with a 187
460. For the last placc Pa-!
vićhs, Steve Petrusic was
high with a 197-460, being
followed by John Fabina, 435
and Kay Spisak with a 128
337.
Lodge 514
O'Clocl? Bar
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Individual Highs
J. Comsia ...207-591
T. Cuglno 201-564
S. Bozurich 201-551
B. Gero 20.1-54 7
M. Zuzich .^40
M. Campbell 4S7
F. Comsia •4S'}
M. Jacksich .. 4©9
H. Dl-ozda 409
Jacobs-Waltner 2273
Nest 196 ....825-2271
National Heating 828
flarriet Bozurich, Sec'y.
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Congratulations to the St.
Rochus Church team, as the
first half titlists, while the
rest of us battle it out in the
second half for a spot in the
play-offs against you.
EAST PITTSBURGH, PA.
Lodge 141 League
December 21, 1957 W
Jays ..,,.,.,...272 17
Crows ...23Va 21'3
Buzzards ..22 23
Eagles .w...,,.... 17 28
Individual Highs
John Pribanic 193-535
Joe Pribanic ..1^5-514
Helen Pribanic 199-444
Violet Stifura 413
Team Highs
Crows 792-2062
Buzzards 712
Emil Sardoch, Sec'y.
Would your Lodge, Nest
or Central Committee like to
stage a play for the benefit
of its treasury? If interested
write the Croatian Fraternal
Union, 3441 Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa., for infor
mation.
Second Annual Buckeye State Classic
Will Be Held Feb. 8-9 In Rubber City
Lodge 472 Committees Start Planning
For Championships And Social Affairs
AKRON, O. Wc of CFU
Lodge 472, being duly elected
i to hold the Second Annual
Ohio State Tournament, do
hereby cordially invite you to
attend this gala affair.
This year's event will
take place on Saturday,
February 8, and Sunday,
February 9, at Gran Alleys,
in Akron, with our get-to
gethers being held at the
Croatian American Hali,
798 Grant St.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
National Home Offices, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Penna.
Telephones: MUseum 2-4470- 2-4471
SUPREME BOARD
V. I. Mandich, Supreme President, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Joseph N. Baždario. 1st Sup Vice President. 1907 So. Racine Ave.. Chicago 8, Illinois
Milan Vranes, 2nd Vice President, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Math Kovacevich, 3rd Sup. Vice President, 5137 West Blvd., Los Angeles 43, Calif.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary, 3441 Forbes Strest, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
John Ovcarich, Sick Benefit Secretary, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Martin Krasich, Supreme Treasurer, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13. Pennsylvania
Michael Grasha, Junior Order Director, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Penn«.
Milan Skrtic, Trustees President, 147 -16th Street, Campbell, Ohio
Sylvia Niksic, Trustees Secretary, 3396 Massachusetts Avenue, Gary, Indiana
John J. Verbos, Trustees Member, 842 South 2nd Street, Steelton, Pennsylvania
Julius Majetic. Trustees Member, 18037 Greeley, Detroit, 3, Michigan
Nikola Boric, Trustees Member, 538 Slocum Street, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
John R. Mikan, Trustees Member, Maple Street, East Rochester, Pennsylvania
Nikola Hinich, Trustees Member, 2163 So. Kinnickinnic Avenue. Milwaukee 7, W|^
B«ard Alternates: Ivan Babich, Paul Perisich and Peter Glavota*
HIGH TRIAL BOARD
John Badovinac, President. Ill East 214th Street, Euclid 23, Ohio
Stjepan Lipak, Secretary, 20923 Caledonia, Hazel Park, Michigan ol,
Matthew Zvonar, Board-Member, 1281 Garfield Street, Denver C, Colorado
Joseph Zalac, Board Member, 4420 Third Street, Versailles, Pennsylvania
Ivan Bnjan. Board Member, 729 West 36th Avenue, Gary, Indiana
Lawrence Delost, Board Member, 2955 Brevard Street, Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania
Matthew Belanic, 9 Lincoln Avenue, Branford, Connecticut
Board Alternates: John Reskovac and Michael Golub
EDITORS ZAJEDNIČAR
Philip Vnkelich, Croatian Editor, 3441 Forbes Street. Pittsburgh IS, Pennsylvania
Stephen F. Brkich, English Editor, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Edward B. Servov, Sixtlf Avenue and Sinclair Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania
MEDICAL DIRECTOR—
Dri F. J. Arch, 616 Chestnut Street, Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania
SPORTS-EDUCATIONAL DEP'T
Prank Braidic, Director, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
CHILDREN'S HOME—
Nick D. Sarich, Superintendent, 1901 Potter Road, Des Plaines, Illinois
Tomo Sipnsic, President,« 4509 Connecticut Street, Gary, Indiana
Frank Krnairh, Secretary, 5746 South Paulina Street, Chicago 36, Illinois
Joseph Saban, Board Member, Box No. 1 Crystal Lake, Illinois
Luka Bionđic. Board Member, 3746 West 56th Street, Chicago, Illinois
Josephine Ozbolt, Board Member, 913 North Clement Street, Jolift, Illinois
Board Attentates: Philip Paolim Joseph Horvath and Fabian Markovich
Dr. W. F. Jakopič, Home Doctor, 1817 South Loomis Street, Chicago, Đlinobi
HONORARY
John Klarich, Honorary Lifetime High Trial Board President, Youngstown, Ohio
Rev. BosUJko Beka vac, Honorary Lifetime Member, Rankin, jtamsylvaiiia
Mato Depeder, Honorary Lifetime Member, Chicago, Illinois
Also if you can only get
three members from your
lodge you can recruit two
members from another
lodge.
Each year we want this
tournament to get bigger and
better, so we need each and
every one of our lodges to get
behind us and push. We want
to show the Home Office that
we Ohioans can get on the
ball the same as the other
states that have been having
tournaments for years.
We also realize that some
of the smaller lodges do not
have enough members to have
a bowling league of their-own,
but we do know that all of the
lodges have members that
bowl in other leagues. So why friends and relatives, some of
not get together with your whom you haven't seen for
fellow lodge members and years.
form a team to come to Ak- Ruth Lolich
ron next year. Tournament Secretary
We also want to extend our
invitation to all of the lodge
members to come to the ban
quet and dance which we will
hold on Saturday and Sunday.
Here you will meet your
Log of Society's Nat'l Tenpin Meets
Year Tourney CMjr Toarnej- Hoat City
1935 Whiting, Ind. "Maywoodites", L. 799 .. Hammond, Ind.
"Progress", L. 749 Chicago, 111.
1936 Chicago, 111., "Progress". L. 749 .^Chicago. 111.
1937 Gary, Croatian Sons and Daughters L. 727, Gary, Ind.
11938 Cleveland, O., "Pioneers", 663 Cleveland, O.
1939 Milwaukee. Wise., "Vanguards", L. 807 Milwaukee, Wis.
1940 Detroit, Mich., "Onyx", L. 717 Detroit, Mich,
11941 Hammond, Ind., "Maywoodites", L. 799 Hammond, IndL
i 1942 Kalamazoo, Mich., "Happy Acea", 1», 823 Kalamazo®
1943 Chicago, 111., "Progress", L. 749 Chicago, 111.
1944 Chicago, 111., "Progress", L. 749 Chicago, III.
[•1945* Cleveland, O.. "Pioneert"r
Hammond, Ind.
Detroit, Mich.
HAMILTON, ONTARIO
Lotile 644 Mixed League
December 11, 1957 Pts.
Angels- ^.^(*,..48
Bums ..46
Devils ......45
Saints ...43
Individual Highs
1946 Cleveland, O., "Pioneers," L. 663 Cleveland, O.
"Sveti Nikola", L. 14 Cleveland, O.
1947 Chicago, 111., "Progress", L. 749 Chicago, 111.
1948 Buffalo, N, Y., "Lackawannas", L. 726 ..Lackawanna
1949 Milwaukee, Wise., "Vanguards", L. 807 .... Milwaukee
1950 Detroit, Mich., "Onyx", L. 717 Detroit, Mich.
1951 Chicago, 111., "Sloboda", L. 32 Chicago, 111.
1952 Cleveland, O., "Pioneers", L. 6&3 Cleveland, O.
1953 St. Louis, Mo., "St. Louis, Central Com." St. Louis, Mo.
1954 Detroit, Mich., "Zora", L. 351 Detroit, Mich.
1955 Chicago, 111., "Križari", L. 70 Chicago. III.
1956 Buffalo, N. Y., "Sacred Heart Fraternity" 557 Buffalo
1957 Cleveland, O. "Pioneers", L. 663 Cleveland. O.
1958 St. Louis, Mo., "St. Louis Central Com." .. St. Louis, Mo.
Note: Tournament awarded to Cleveland, Ohio, in
1945, but World War II travel restrictions resolved it into a
"Stay At Home Tournament" over three cities.
... Frank Braidic
Vaul Markovich
Joe Lisac
Mary Herbolic ...
Steffj- Myos ....
Mary Majerovic
Ann Parilac
Angels
Devils
Joe Myos 238-619
John Majerovich 282-606
John Bratina, Secy.

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