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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-06
Society Offers
Choice OF Plays

Pittsburgh, Pa. - This is
to advise lodge officers and
educational nd entertain
ment committees that the So
ciety has available at its
Home Offices a number of
short dramatic skits, plays in
either the Croatian or the
English languages.
Among the dozen or more
in either language is the Gro
atian playlet "Prodani Died..
It's portrayal at the Goth an
niversary of Lodge 1 last
March in Pittsburgh made
quite an impression.
For this play and any 9TH
ers we can supply a mimeo-
graphed copy to each member
of your cast, thus saving you
hours of transcribing. All this
for the mere asking to help
you round out a lodge pro-
gram presentation.
Frank Braidic, Director
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Clarion Ladies
Enjoy Pin Dates

Clarion, Pa. - The Morn.
ing Glories and the Pansies
emerged 2-1 victors in the
opening session of the Clair
ton Ladies League. The for
mer to the tune of 5S6-1565
over the Roses, while the Gar.
denias bowed to the Pansies.
Anna Mae Kukich in the
first skirmish polled 173-393
for individual honors, leaving
the runner-up spot to Marion
Batnich with 168-384. Stella
Pagliarulo fired a 333 and
Ruth Milas 3O3.
Our local readers can get
an eye picture of this C.F.U.
activity any Thursday eve.
ming at Trombi BoWloreum
We think an occasional visit
even though you do not bow
with the league this year will
do the visitors good. This is
the second year for this cir
cult and there are none that
won't attest that it is a good
elixir for the Clarion femi.
nine folks.
Mary G. Kojundzic, Sec'y
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Detroit Drewrys
Keep Loop Perch

Detroit, Mich. - At the
third week stop Of the De-
troit Mems League, the Drew
rvs Beer squad leads with a
1912 record. One game behind
are the Yo-Yo's, followed in
turn by the Fega Tool Men,
the Onyx Casino Studs, On
yx Troopers, Onyx Topplers
and the Croatian Home team
to round out the first division.
A &c record entities the
New Casino Juniors to head
the second division. Fora
Lodge Treys and the Wand
eel Florists with 5 wins a.
gainst 7 losses follow suit.
Then follow three Fora Lodge
entries, the Cavaliers, Team
No. 6 and Team No. II. The
door mat of the league for
the present are the Farms
worth Packers who have
nicked the opposition for but
one win.
John Rogers with 235-579
copped the Individual honors
at the September 26th ses-
sion. Runner-up in both de-
partments was John Bowlick,
Jr. with 234-573. Others to
get in the limelight that day
were William Grgurich, 224-
568; Charles Pulick, 208-565,
Andrew Slawinsky, 211; Fred
Gregorich, 211; Charles Pu-
lick, 2O8 and Anthony Rad
man, 207.
"ShemO"
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Pins Duck When
Bilicic Lets Fly

Cleveland, Ohio - Frank
Duck Bilicic was very
much in the groove Septem-
Der rs with his neat 246 game
and a Git series. Both are
second high in their respec'
tive groups so far this year
in the Cleveland CFU Mems s
Bowling League.
The leagues leading bowl
er, John 'Dibby" Braidic
shelled 223-578 to maintain
his season average to date OF
1877,
Other good scores worthy
ot mention were Larry Ko.
ren's 2O2-544, Dick Petkovic's s
2O3-541, Nj ic X Kvaternik' S
2O9-578, Steve Simcic's 1911
525 and George zivic's 100
522. George Celizic, Sec'y
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Cleveland Ladies
Battering Naples

Cleveland, Ohio - At the
end of two weeks, two teams
in the Cleveland Ladies Lea
que still have perfect records.
They are the A. Grdina and
Sons squad which dumped
Team No. 9 and Team No. 8
who polished off the White
Chime Barmaids.
An entry to bear watching
will be the Pioneers who in
taking the Miljak Painters
2-1, exploded the best in team
efforts, $50 and 2497. The
Greenhut jewelers. took the
first game from the Kepic
crew by one pin but after that
the Kepic machine ground out
| victories to the tune of TIA.
1914.
In the other two matches
the Dom Bar entry eveneo
the seasons count by taking
three from the Ohio Furni.
ture team, while in the second
! pairing the Grdina Recrea'
tionals took two from the Go.
lub Funeral Home, who were
late in getting started toward
the victory column.
/ The Individual scores of a
few of us at least would LEAD
you to question where we va
cationed this past summer -
! on the alleys or the beach
! What with Frances York
polishing the naples for 215'
604 and Mary Sarapa for 200
554. Goldie Malone was gooc
for 52S, Mary Strahinic, $40
Missing the 900" circle by
not too many pins, we hac
Mary Beziak, 498, Margaret
Butler. 481, and Angela Hanc
with 474. Further down the
list got around to include Ma.
ry Badovick, Olga Slapnik
449, Kay Rudman, 445, Fran
ces Hanlon. 443, and Violet
Antonio, 442.
Frances York, Sec'y
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Harborite Teams
Tough On Leaders

Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
The Klenke jewelers. ran a.
foul of the Alder Taps to
lose first place in the Har-
borites Mixed League by a
half game.
The Matchens passed the
Marion BARRIERS in the league
standing by taking all three
tilts in their match with same.
Meanwhile the Prusiecki Nor
ticians passed another losing
week, the benefactors this
time being the Doc Pepper
Beveragers.
Frank Gavura's 22S-6OS of
the previous week still held
up as the seasonal high. N.
Kalafatich, 2O1-555, and G..
Boravich, 2O3-537, not get
! ting any higher than this at
the September 23rd meet.
Frank Gavura himself being
content this week with a 523
series.
Among the girls Marge Tr-
tan, III, and j. Mihalic, 447,
/ led the field. Others being A.
kresich, 416. M. Starcevich,
415, and J. kacich with 167.
The feminine seasonal highs
in three weeks of pin busting
are a single mark of 1872 by
Nj. Trtan and a 465 series
posted by A. Zunac.
Thomas Grce>ic, Sec'y
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Sparks Sacking
Motor City Set

Detroit, Mich. - There is
no overtaking of the Sparks
in the Detroit Ladies League
where they took the odd
game from the Onyx Deuces
with as much as forty pins
to spare in their wins.
Closing in, however, to the
extent of one game at least
were the Thirsty Five and the
Onyx Ramblers who white
washed the jolly Etts and the
Five Stars in that order.
Elaine Bork, 1872, and Ma
ry Derifay, 177-4S1 are chort-
ling over their good fortune
at the September 26th roll
ing. Neva Ruzich had the
same pleasure with a 1873 in
the one game field. Other
ranking triples were Jean
Devich, AIS; Jennie Barko-
vich 418 and Helen Mraunae
with 412.
The best in team efforts
that day went to the Onyx
Ramblers who hit upon 900.
2O33.
Neva Ruzich, Scribe
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Versailles Men
Start New Grind

Versailles, Pa. - w i t h
what turned out to be the
best team totals of the open
ing session, the Presidents,
S11-2231, took two games
from the Secretaries who
racked up 749-2155. In the
other match of the Versailles
Young Mems Club, an affili-
ate of Lodge 146, the Treasu-
rers succumbed to the Trus-
tees in 2-1 decision.
]. Sipkovich extended a 2Oe
game into a 483 series, both
individual high. r. Danda1
was good for 479 triple, G
Pavlecic, 459, S. Sipkovich
447, D. Dimich, 444, and J
Pavlecic for 1856. G.. Wuko.
son had a 1874 game but failed
to break into the big six tri.
Piles circles.
The bowling league is com.
prised of four teams and theil
trials and tribulations with
the mineralite take place each
Sunday at the Ken's Alleys.
Steven j. Pavlic, Sec'y
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Brew City Loops
Feeling Pin Oats

Milwaukee, Wise. - T h e
second week of the Milwau-
kee County 660 League finds
the Vanguards and the Lodge
POI entries leading with four
wins against two losses.
Three teams, West Allis State
Bankers, NADIA Lodge 255 and
Milos 5000 Bar, display a 3-3
record with the ,Pintar Plum
bers with but one win in six
starts.
Larry Rogutich, 236-551,
leads the individual bowlers
being followed in turn by
Frank Maydak, 203-545, John
Gudlin, 519, and Andy Tonic,
1856.
Over in the Mixed. Handi-
cap League, the Pintar's Wei
come Bar aggregation has a
two game margin over the
Lodge 261 squad in second
place. In third place with a
A record, the Lodge 391
team is one game ahead of
the Greenfield Arcades and
the Pathfinders while the
dungeon quarters are pre-.
sently being occupied by the
Ermenc Funeral Home.
Albina Karlovich, ITS. and
Mary Seidler, SOP, headed the
feminine bowlers, Joan Bilar
getting into the circle with
170-469. Tony Wanda monop.
olized honors among the mer
with 19S-525 while John l.
Pintar, 192-470, and John Pc.
TEX, 1851, rounded out the
circle of the three highest
one and three game individ'
ual highs.
John Sarich, Sec'y
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No Pushovers In
Lodge $50 Chase

Toronto, Ont. - The Sec
ond session of the Lodge $50
Bowling League left the
Eagles and the Maroons tied
for the top seat with II points
each. The Maroons picked up
points at the September 9th
session against the Indians
while the Hercegovians con-
tributed to the Eagles behalf.
A tie at Z points exists for
second place with the Cana
diens and the Hawks being
the co-claimants. After which
the teams align themselves
with two wins against four
losses. At this niche they are
the Beavers, Hercegovians,
Croatians and the Indians.
For the present John Lozo
with 349-826 rolled the week
previous leads the men. Pete
Yelovich, 729, and Joe Mise
itch, 286-674, battered the
naples with this intensity at
the September 9th meet.
Other males to get in the
limelight were Charles Fudu-
rich, $40; John Lozo, 661
Walter Zelich, $50; and Mike
Yelovich, 614.
Among the ladies, the highs
of the previous week, Marie
Chuvalo, 227, and Katie Paw
lovich, 597, withstood at.
tempts to better these marks
Rose Misetich, nevertheless
did shoot 2O4-556 for the
days highs with Millie Pc
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Lilacs Now Boss
Lodge 146 RoOst

Versailles, Pa. - The Ro-
ses sensing an opportunity to
make a change in the Lodge
146 Ladies League knocked
the Tulips out Of first place
by dealing them a 80 upset.
There was no doubt about
and no trace of a fluke as
they posted new team highs
of 587-1640. The status of
both teams as the result was
a Sd tie for second place.
A new league leader emer-
ged out of the Lilacs-Irises
match as the Lilacs on mar
gins of four and three pins,
respectively, in the last two
tilts took all three from their
opponents. It also took a
three point difference to give
the Violets the nod over the
Orchids.
Chris Zibrat's ISL in a 366
series gave her single games
honors, while Trudy Bacon
extended a 148 into a 383 to
take over in the three game
department September 26th.
Helen Buck who sports the
best average, 119, cam c
through with a $40 set. Tiny
Bacon, 356, Ann Zitnik, 341,
and Ann Korbar, 1856, all pad
ded their individual average
Listed among the top five
highest averages are Chris
Zibrat, 1867; Tiny Bacon,
1928; FIR ances Pavlecic,
Ills; Trudy Bacone, 1907;
leaving Dorothy Kijowski,
Ann Shumar and Mary Res
kovac tied at the 106 average
post. Mary M. Pavlic, Sec'y.
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Toronto BoWlers
|Lathering Lumber

Toronto, Ont. - The Lodge
961 Mixed League got off to
a flying start, at least insofar
as the Seven-Ups are con-
cerned, on September 10Th.
They took the Tip-Toppers to
the cleaners, one of their
games going as high as 1121
which is tall shooting this
early in the season.
Staying within d il s t a n c e
were the Tigers whose 899-
2458 gave them the edge over
the Rangers. Philip Stanfel,
our league prexy, showed the
way among the males with a
brilliant card of 315-666,
while Mary Ann Milakovic,
the league secretary, did like
wise among the fair sex with
2O6-469.
Also getting into the upper
brackets were Johnny Male
tic, 247-623: Johnny Milako-
vic, Gil; Johnny Perozic. 568;
Peter Uhoda, 557; and John
kokot who had to be salts
fled with a 533. The leaders
among the ladies included Di-
ana Milakovic's 146-401 and
Mary Poturnak with 4O2.
Mary Ann MilakOvic, Sec'y.
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West BridgeMater. Pa,

West Bridgewater, Pa. -
A meeting will be held Sun
day. October II, for the pur-
pose of discussing and subse-
quently organizing a Beaver
County CFTU Bowling League.
Loncher's Lanes, 1441 Mar
ket Street, West Bridgewater,
will be the scene of this i'm
portant session. Time, 2:3O
PM sharp. All interested
members are urged to attend
and participate in the talks
revolving around the organi-
zation of such a loop.
To date, interest in the pro-
posed circuit has been shown
by quints representing LODI
ges in New Brighton, Roches-
ter, Conway, Midland and
Aliquippa, wit h Ambridge
making it's move in the direc-
ton over the past weekend.
Still other Beaver County
centers are certain to follow
suit before the October 18th
meeting.
Present plans call for the
proposed league to inaugurate
it's season Sunday, October
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Cabbies Control
Chi Mems Chase

Chicago, iii. - The Metal
Cabinets behind such bowling
as 9O4, 999, 9S4-2SS7 now
reign undisputed leaders OF
the Chicago Mems League as
they swept their series with
the Francis Tavernmen on
September 26th.
The Golich Morticians, as
the heretofore C | a m a n t S,
meanwhile lost ground as
they dropped the first game
to the Steve Marketeers. 9th
er high scores on the runner
up scale took place in the
Lodge 2O2-Curtis Restau-
rant fracas, with the Lodge.
men chalking up a 994 game
in their 2-1 victory. The Cur.
tbs men were equally sharp
with 93O-929, all actual pin
falls.
1t took a 915 game by Bo'
getich Florists to come uE
with at least one win in then
match with the DR.. katicf
Boosters. The st. Anthony
Lodge 948 team got into
four way third place tie by
shading the Francis Plumbers
2-1.
D. Kuchan was exceptional
lv brilliant in this session
coming thru with 266-662
new seasonal highs. S. Milo!
shot 237-631; M. Kruzich
618; V. Shubat, 239-599; H
Buktenica, 235-594; E. Eskra
211-594 and F. Strikich, 241
Adam Soich, Sec'y
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Lodge 167 Aces
ClOut Chulicks

st. Louis, Mo. - The Great
er st. Louis Ladies League,
as the result of the September
Oath kegling, showed signs of
pulling in the ends. For one
thing the last place Lusicic
Monuments turned in the best
team scores, 691-1840, even
though they dropped the
match to the Ahal Contrac-
tors.
The upset, perhaps due,
came in the Chulicks-St. ia
cob Lodge 167 match when
the leading Chulicks dropped
their first match of the pre-
sent season. Completing the
reversal of form were also the
Weiss Marketeers who club.
bed the Team No. 2 to get
out of the doldrums and los
ing ways.
Wilma Kruzich, 1S5-470,
and Frances Grbcich, 1SO-
467, placed one and two a
mong the individuals. Kate
Grbac came through with a
400 total, Mildred Pilas with
452, Bess Tatlock, 431, and
Helen Perhat a 416.
Alvina Zupan, Sec'y.
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Clairton League
Brewing Success

Clarion, Pa. - The Iron
City keglers got off to a good
start in the Clarion Mems
League when a 762-762-228O
team effort found the Tube
City men easy prey.
Fort Pitters with games of
727-725 and the Duquesne en-
try with a 772 opener give
reason to believe that a close
fight and good scores can be
expected
Charles Yaksick with 1884,
443 and Nick Nicksich walk
ed off with the September %
Individual highs. Robert A
brasheff with 179-444 was
second in both categories. Jo-
seph Strinich rolled 437, Will
liam Kapsha 4O4, and Joseph
Milas 391.
We are especially proud to
state that no less han five
bowlers in the league joined
Lodge 248 and the Croatian
Fraternal Union as the re-
suit of bowling. They are Ed.
ward Balant, Joseph Chisick
George Karpac, Jay Lewis
and George Marochak. We
welcome them to our circle
in Clarion and trust that
they will sing the praises and
benefits of such a fraternal
organization to still others.
The bowling organization
functions every Thursday al
the Trombi Alleys and is
headed by William Kapsha
president, Joseph Milas, vice.
president, and yours truly
] a m e S Runatz, secretary.
treasurer.
James Runatz, Sec'y
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Churchmen Fail
In Johnnie Test

Johnstown, Pa. T h c
Lodgemen beat off the at
tempt of the Churchmen to
tie for first place in the
Lodge 5 Mems League,
The st. Rochus Churchmen
took the opener but the con-
sistency Of Steve Kmetz's 49S
series and Steve Petrusic's
221-479 was just too much
for the St. Rochus Church en-
try. The Lodge entry on the
basis Of their team totals,
S67-23OS, new highs, looms
all the more as the team 9TH
er squads will envy.
Clark -Powells Restaurant
ers settled for a 2-1 triumph
over the Baretincic Morti-
clans, the losers being showed
further into the league cellar.
Frank Sestrich's 454 sparked
the PoWells.
Other above average scores
Of September 23rd were
James Grasa, $50; John Col
merac, 40; and Charles Col
merac with 427.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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Ninth Annual Canadian Five Pin Meet
To Be Discussed October II AT Toronto

Toronto, Ont. - A meeting
of delegates of the 9th An
nual Five-Pin Bowling Tour
nament Committee will be
held on Sunday, October H.,
at 1000 AM at the Workers
Educational Association, SIT
Jarvis Street.
All CFU Lodges and bowl
ing leagues in the Southern
Ontario area which wish to
participate in furthering the
activities of this committee
to insure greater tournament
success, are requested to send
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Proposed Beaver Valley Duckpin Loop
WILDE Discussed Sunday, October II

81, at 200 PM and meet ev-
cry Sunday afternoon there
after for at least 20 weeks.
This, however, is subject to
change during the course Of
the October II rally.
A suggestion has already
been made that the loop oper-
ate on a mixed basis, i. E.,
three men and two ladies to
a team. This, too, will come
up for discussion and be set
tied to the satisfaction of the
majority.
Beaver County keglers who
won prizes last May during
the Lodge 738 Mixed Duckpin
Tournament have not, as yet,
claimed all their awards.
Those remaining to be dis
tributed will be given their
rightful owners during the
meeting on October II.
Those interested in the or
ganization of a Beaver Coun-
ty c. F. U. Dux League are
urged to phone Beaver 676 if
they are unable to attend the
meeting. Please cooperate.
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Buffalo Keglers
Please Loop Prez

Buffalo, n. Y. - The Jerry
Kustich Memorial League will
function this bowling season
as an eight team circuit.
At its opening session the
squads went thru the PAGES
without any sponsors names
or other appelation. Team No.
l racked up the team highs
of the session, 934-264O, in
outbowling the Deuces for a
2-1 victory.
The same margin of victory
held for the Treys over Team
No. 4 whereas the Skies
swept the set from Team No.
5. The Septos got away with
two wins before the Octos
uncorked a 1914 team total in
the final game.
Bowling among the individ-
uals was not spectacular, Carl
Buzak's 1872 and Mike Marti-
neck's 192-522 giving them
the single game honors. John
Gyalog's 186-529 won him the
three game laurels, Sam AL
berti getting under the wire
for recognition with a SIS
series.
Maggie Marks, 155-435, led
the feminine field, Ann Maru-
kic, 1896, taking over
single game honors. Also
coming in for citation were
Helen Miller, 372, and Betty
Marukic with a 149 game.
Coupled with scores at the
previous lane session when
John Gyalog hit a PIG, and
Jake Pocepan and Nick Lo-
dick 200, we anticipate an in
teresting season.
We are pleased to state
that each team is stated
with seven bowlers each and
Furthermore that almost per-
feet attendance has marked
the first sessions Of our lea
que. League prexy Sam AL
berti urges all to strive as
much as possible to hold close
to this mark at all times both
at bowling and at the meet
ings.
Charley Kristich, Scribe
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Cleveland Kids
Beat Pin Chests

Cleveland, Ohio - 1t plea
ses us to report that there
are a few chesty youngsters
as the result of the Septem-
ber 26th session of the Cle-
veland Juniors League.
Nick Stanic is one of them
because of a SIG series rolled
that day. Roger Kostika is
proud of a 1872 game while
among the girls Charlene
Strahinic can point to a 1866
400 and Judy Bilicic to a card
of 156-382.
Others not shooting as high
but still in the upper brackets
were Theodore Nekic, 1852;
John Skorich. 4O6; Daniel
Nicksich, 1884: Peter Stanic,
$50; and Francine Longar,
328.
The fracas between the
Nest SIS Treys and the Aces
produced the best of the sea-
son in team scores. In win
ming the Treys had to rack up
three game total of 1901
and the Aces 687 game. all
Of which is rather good keg-
ling for youngsters. In the
other match the Nest 55 Deu-
ces without any ado deci-
stoned the Nest 81 team, 2-1.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
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Rushers Ratified
In Chicago Upset

Chicago, iii. - The DR..
Barbaric Boosterettes in the
Chicago Ladies League pull
ed a surprise at the second
session of the current season
when they took all three
games from the league lead
ing Rushers.
Ruth Zakaria, 151-43S. and
Beverly Turcich, 153-435, pa.
wing the way for the winners
with Marie Mraz, inf the alb.
sence Of Emma Weber, 16e
average, leading the losers
squad with a 378 series.
The Randichs, Marge and
Josephine, in the second
game and Anne Milos, 1856
and Marge Randlch with 15I
in the night-capper, helped
the Ropa 1nsurancees take
two from the Thank You
Lounge. Angeline Randicf
with 1862 in a AS set having
turned the opener into the
Lounge victory column.
Team No. 2. behind the ses.
sionally high 17O-4S5, by Ste.
phanie Bruchee. took two
from the last place Fives
Millie Bogetich and Stefa Ger
neka, with 148 and 157, col
laborating in the final game
to prevent complete rout.
Stephanie Bruchee, Sec'y
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Home Office Set
For Dux Scramble

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The cur
tain raiser, September 23rd,
to another Home Office Lea
que was marked with perhaps
the expected and others COM
ing in for a personal share of
satisfaction.
Joe Plese with 189-485 took
the male individual highs.
Ann Rozich with 155-356 and
Lenore Zvonkovich with $50
, divided the feminine honors.
Mary Abramovic, 135-343, al
; so showed up we'll after a
years absence from the al
lleys.
There were also other
highs at this session and they
were parcelled out as follows ::
Eli Maletic, 1886; Joe Grgu-
rich, 401; Joseph Bella. 49,
800; John Bronich, 379; and
Cornelia Pichler, 1923.
For the present the league
lead is divided between the
Spades and the Hearts, each
with a clean slate that they
established at the expense of
the Trumps and the Jokers
respectively. The Diamonds
with the best pinfall, 585-
1491, lorded it over the Clubs
on a 2-1 basis. F. e.
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three (3) delegates to the
gathering.
These Lodge delegates will
be instrumental in laying the
groundwork for our forth
coming tournament, so we
would like to have a sizeable
number Of representatives in
attendance.
May we urge you to talk
this up at your next Lodge
meeting or gathering and
send your delegates to the
Committee meeting on Sun.
day, October 18th.
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trovich putting a claim for
runner-up honors with 1856
527. Other top notch scores
among the fair sex keglers
were Marie Chuvalo, $40;
Viola Misetich, sos; Katie
Pavlovich, 489; and Evelyn
Monico with AT.
John Rukavina, Sec'y.