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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Ohio Staters Now Own
Farrell Loop Penthouse

Farrell, Pa. - Cap t a i n
Frank Burich of the Ohio
State team paced his team
February 18th to a three
prong victory over Notre
Dame, placing them in undis-
puted possession of first
place.
In so doing Frank Burich
broke End place individual
seasonal high and took over
the first place among three
games for the season, with a
card that read, 176-17O-222-
568.
Tom Zajac who leads the
Vassars and does a creditable
job with an average of 1853
came through with one of his
usual high games of 233 in
a 493 set that day. He al
ready holds the one game
high for the season with a 234
score. John Chrnko of the
defeated Penn team holding
a III average came through
in fine fashion, rolling 1866
157-449.
Victoria Bakmaz led the
women keglers in this session
of the Lodge 705 League with
a 378 series, Fran Wasko was
second with a 373. The one
game honors went to Marilyn
Kapsa with a 149 mark, while
Immediately below came Dot
Chrnko with a 148.
Individual highs for the
season among the fair sex
bowlers are held by Fran
Wasko with 1875 and Marilyn
Kapsa with 487.
MariIyn Kapsa, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Strivers Bop Leaders
In Cleveland Circuit

Clevel a n d, Ohio - The
mighty Strivers from out Col
linwood way had a big day
last week in the Cleveland
CFU Mems Bowling League,
routing the league leading
Pioneers in all three games.
The Strivers crashed out an
impressive 1856 set, including
a 1921 game, but since Milan
Grdovic's boys have some
higher scores on the record
boards this latest avalanche
went for naught.
John Vukcevic was the big
noise for the winners with his
232-596, followed by Tom Ste
ich's 2O5-584 and Captain
Milan Grdovic's 210-549. For
the Pioneermen, Pete Yurk
dubbed 214-598 to boost his
seasons average up to a neat
191, tops in this loop. Frank
Duck" Bilicic started off
with a whopping 242 game
for the Pioneers then cooled
off to finish with a 535.
Steve Kasunic had another
one of his fine afternoons,
betting 238-616, but his team
mates couldn't back him up
as the M and M Cafes dropped
two out of three to A. Grdi-
ma and Sons. Dick Petkovic
had 24O-586 for the Grdina
boys.
George Celizic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Tournament Sked
Won't Be Altered

Pitt burgh h. Pa. - AS
shown by the published sche-
dule to govern order Of play
at the 18th Annual Basket
ball Tournament of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, all the
elimination games will take
place Saturday, March 26,
1855. This even to the extent
Of using two gymnasiums for
the first time. Sunday, March
9th will, by custom, be con-
fined to the championship
games.
An official roster of all the
team personnel, as checked
by the C.F.U. Sports-Educa
tional Department, will be
mailed a few days prior to the
tournament to all the partici.
pating teams. A few names
sent back to the teams for
better Identification are even
now holding the issuing OF
this tournament eligibility
list in allegiance.
We urge an immediate re,
ply on the part of all con.
cerned for only the ten play.
ers or less so certified will be
eligible for tournament play
Failure to comply or infrac.
tons will be basis for disqual.
ification of the team con.
cerned.
We are most and only in.
terested of a tournament fol
members of the Croatian Fra.
ternal Union, the same idea
which prompted the founders
of this tournament. Trusting
that all this is taken under
advisement for the best in.
terests of the Croatian Fra.
ternal Union and the tourna
ments which are on the up.
grade, we thank all those who
have accepted these promo.
tionals of the Society with
such interest.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Twenty-First Annual Tourney keg|ers
Will Find Chicago Friendly Metropolis
Bowlers Again Reminded That April 1st
Is Deadline For Filing Classic Entries

Chicago, Ill. - The 21st
Annual Tenpin Tournament
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union which will be held in
Chicago, May II to Is, inclu-
sive, with "Krizari" Lodge 70
as your hosts awaits the re-
turn of the entry blanks that
were forwarded to all of last
years team captains and the
current lodge sports directors
We have been advised that
Granite City, ILL.,, Akron,
Ohio, and a number of Chi
cago lodges which missed last
years tourney are making
preparations to attend. How
about your lodge, will it be
represented?
There is something differ
ent about Chicago. It's friend
liness rings with sincerity and
leaves a pang with anyone
who has lived there. Because
of this, the Tenpin Tourna-
ment should be a real home
coming to many former Chi
cagoans whom we take the
occasion here to invite. Chi
cago, the Midwest metropolis
Of some 100000 souls, bee
kons to you with the C.F.U.
membership in it going all
out to welcome you.
The bowling schedule will
be handled by Frank Braidic
and Adam Soich and a capa-
BILE staff of assistants. Aver
ages, confirmation of same
and all other requirement per-
tinent to the tournament will
ease the tournament admin
istrations.
We have contracted the
Congress Recreation Center,
one block from the Congress
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Ninth Annual Canadian Five Pin Meet
To Be Staged April 22-23 In Hamilton
Tournament Committee Will Not Accept
Post Entries Under Amy Circumstances

participate in five-man, dou-
bles or miXed-doubles events" :"
These rulings are in con-
junction with the Canadian
Bowling Association. Thus a
five-man team Of five men,
five boys in the Junior Divi-
sion would be ineligible as
would any other composite
of male and female bowlers,
ie-three women and two
males or all women or all
girls.
There is no jumping of
lodge or nest lines, when it
comes to making up five-man,
doubles or mixed doubles
teams. They must all be from
the same lodge or nest. This
precludes good boWlers pair
ing themselves to fare better
for prizes to which all, the
Croatian Fraternal Union,
contributes equally or for a
fair distribution.
All-events trophies, on c
each to the male and female
bowler in the tournament are
adjudged on participation by
the individual in five-man
team, singles, doubles and
mixed doubles events. This to
spur bowlers to partake of
more than just one or two
events.
A Junior Order member
may enter the junior or SEN
ior divisions. In no instances
may he or she be allowed in
both divisions Of the tourney
The above rules were re-
peated to facilitate the work
of the tournament committee
by having it known that de-
cisions rendered come we'll be-
fore a question or case rears
its head.
The rules have been found
to be expeditions in handling
other tournaments and we, in
the best interests of future
and greater Five Pin Tourna-
ments for our Canadian bowl
ers submit them here.
Frank Braidic, Director
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16

Edward Cominskey Of the
Lodge team was high with a
446 series, Andrew Kinda
and Jimmy Grasa following in
that order with 443 and 430.
For the Restauranters Cap
tain Gredesky was tops with
200-485 with Peter Fabina
lending a 195-461 hand to a
right the C-P cause. The
Lodgemen with a 1873 record
now hold sole possession of
first place by two games.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The 9th
Five Pin Tournament of the
Croatian Fraternal u n i 0 n
which this year will be held
in Hamilton, Ontario, over the
two days, Friday and Satur-
day, April % and %, 1855, is
considered a national tour
nament.
AS such it comes under the
jurisdiction Of C.F.U. Sports
Educational Department and
we beg to repeat some of the
more important rulings gem
orally assigned to national
tournaments Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
The March 22nd deadline
asked by the tournament
sponsors, Lodge 644, is ne
cessary in order that a tour
nament schedule can be pre-
pared and published in the
ZajedniCar. Post entries are
out and not to be tolerated
a team or individuals should
know, after all the advance
publicity, whether or not they
can or care to participate.
Bowlers desiring to partici-
pate in the tournament must
be members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union at least 3
months prior to the opening
Of the tournament. 1t is after
all a tournament amongst
members and with the Home
Office rendering both tro-
phies and contributing to the
prize fund, thoughts to the
contrary can scarcely stand
ground. On this basis the
tournament is open to all
members in Canada and the
United States within the pre-
scribed rules.
Rule A states, quote: I'm
tournament play, a five-man
mixed team can include no
more than two and not less
than one female bowler there
in" Rule II states, quote
Only bowlers from the same
lodge or nest may enter or
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Vic Farkas, Sr. Hits
b13 In Johnstown Loon

JOhnstOWn, Pa. - Another
600 series was scrolled on the
honor roll of the st. Rochus
Lodge 5 League, making it
the second such set ever to
be rolled by the Johnstown
C.F.U. duxers.
The first set was rolled by
Michael Duray this season
when he racked a $50 series.
Victor Farkas, Sr. who is a
very ardent and smooth pres
sure bowler tackled off scores
of 2O7-2O7-199 for a 613 tri-
pie. Congratulations Vic, let's
add many more of these 600
sets into our record books.
With such fine and excep-
tional bowling the Morticians
were able to register a 2-1
victory over the st. Rochus
Churchmen and move into a
second place tie with their
victims. Other high scores for
the victors were Raymond
Gojmerac, Jr. with 186-193-
500 and Stephen Petrusic
with 194-486. For the Church
men Vic Farkas, Jr. was tops
with a 480 series with Junior
Sestrich coming in second
with a 467 set.
The st. Rochus Lodgemen
handcuffed the ark-Powell
Restauranters for a so win,
to make it nine consecutive
losses for the crippled CPS.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16

battle with the DR.. Katich
Optos. S. Milos hit upon a 533
for the victors, while retalia-
ting best among the losing
Optos was C. Katich with
$50. ..5s- II,
Metal Cabinet is slowly
moving to the top of the lad
der, having won two from the
Francis Tavernites. They are
now two and one half games
out of first place, a niche in
which they often rested in the
past. Lodge 2O2 won two from
the Curtis Restauranters and
become another team that is
threatening the leaders. Just
now there are seven of the
nine contenders below first
place, the least of whom are
only five and one half games
out of first place. Any thing
can happen in the week that
remains. In the fracas be-
tween Lodge 202 and the Res
tauranters, Harold Bukteni-
ca with 583 was high among
the victors, while Lou Pavle-
tics high of 604 and even NJ.
Kruzic's 545 were not enough
for Curtis cause.
Adam Soich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Reservations Due
For Cage Tourney

Youngstown, Ohio - With
the 18th Annual CF'U Basket
ball Tournament all the closer
to the important dates, March
26 and 27, 1855, the matter
of hotel and victory banquet
reservations become m or e
imminent.
The conveniently situated
Pick k-Ohio Hotel has rooms a.
vailable of different denomi-
nations at very reasonable
rates. Teams and tournament
groups are urged to contact
John A. Tumbri, care of the
First Federal Bank Building,
Youngstown, Ohio, for re-
served hotel accommodations.
For the Victory Banquet
which will fittingly cap this
tournament, Walter Kunovic,
2431 Donald Avenue, Youngs-
town, Ohio, has been handling
the reservations which stand
at three dollars ($3.0O) per
plate. The deadline for this
affair which takes place in
the evening of the final day
of the tournament has been
set for March Is, 1855.
Please make your banquet
reservations by that day and
help facilitate an accommoda-
ton that is as important to a
C.F.U. tournament as the
sports competition itself.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
kenosha Loop Nearing
Hour OF Flag Decision

kenOsha, Wise. - L a S t
week after losing two games
each, Junnies Follies to the
Toppers and the Family At
fairs to the Foolish Fowls and
this by reasonable margin,
each Of the losers in the order
named still retained their
spots in the Amity Lodge 692
League.
Audrey Widmanich put to-
gether 194-4S9, the new fem
inine highs for the season and
Anne Walsh the runner-up
scores on February 18th to
help their teams,
Frank Lane, 1882 and
Edward Babich 1883 were
high among the men CO. shar-
ing the days high scores. Ju-
Llama Jambrek hit a 404, her
highest series mark this year.
Frank Topolovec who has
been around mapleways for a
number of years bowled a 93
game for one Of the lowest
games of his bowling career.
Frank TopoIovec, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Pioneer Keg|ers Must
File Chicago Entries

Cleveland, Ohio The
forthcoming meeting of "Pi-
oneers' ES Lodge 663, sched-
uled for Friday, March 18th,
should have high significance
for the vast number of bowl
ers who plan to participate in
the 21st Annual CFU Tenpin
Tournament in Chicago on
May II, Is, IA and 18th.
March 18th is the deadline
for all entries for this tour
ney. The time is at hand when
we have to know just how
many teams will represent the
"Pioneers' at this kegling
conclave.
So, if you plan to bowl,
please attend the Pioneers
meeting this coming Friday
as no entries will be accepted
after this date.
Then too, please remember
that the Pioneers" Card
Party is set for Friday, April
%, 1855. Will you be there?
George Celizic, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16

Hotel, which will serve as the
tournament headquarters. Do
not fail to put in your hotel
reservations early with Mrs.
Ruth Zakaria, 1917 West 64th
Place, Chicago 29, Ill.
A note to the Junior bowl
ing aspirants. Get after nom
and dad to include you in the
bowling tournament, too. Ne
yer too carly to get that tour
nament bug. Why you may
even show the elder folks a
trick or higher score. They'll
be only too glad and proud
to have you participating in
the Junior Division of this
tournament. We on the other
hand will be especially hon.
ored to greet you, moreso if
you hail from another city.
The souvenir book has it's
skeleton form slowly taking
on weight and shape under
the direction of the advertis-
ing department headed by
Nick Popovich. Letters and
forms have been sent to the
various lodges and well-wish-
ers. Let's hear from you and
your lodge there is still
time to extend your fraternal
and sportsman greetings.
Other Tournament Com
mittee members have not
been hibernating either, being
busy with all endless tasks
that make for a successful
C.F.U. tournament. Let's give
them every cooperation which
can only begin with the in
coming tournament entries,
Remember the deadline for
those entries is April 1, 1855.
Pauline DePeder, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16

We shall be one of the ma
ny basketball enthusiasts and
well-wishers of the Croatian
Fraternal Union who will
meet in Youngstown, Ohio,
March 26 and 27, 1866.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16

Q Daniel Boone was once
asked if he had ever been lost
in the woods. "Never got
lost" Boone replied. But I
was bewildered once for
three days."
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
"ZAJEDNICAR"
18th Annual Cage Tourney Schedule


MARCH 26 and 81, 1855
HILLMAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Hillman Street. Youngstown Ohio
SATURDAY - MARCH &c. 1855
First Round
900 AM. - Youngstown, Ohio, Lodge 66 Farrell Pa.
Lodge 1926
1000 AM. - Conway, Pa. Lodge $40 VS. Farrell, Pa.
Lodge 705
100 AM. - Johnstown, Pa. Lodge Ena Pa Lodge
CONVICTION SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Covington and Madison Avenues, Youngstown, Ohio
SATURDAY - MARCH 26 1855
First Round
900 AM - Youngstown, Ohio Lodge 66 No 2 VS. Ali
quippa Pa, Lodge 423
Quarter Final Round
1000 AM Youngstown Ohio, Nest 800 VS. Pittsburgh
Pa, Nest 81
110o AM. - Aliquippa Pa Nest 113 VS. Monessen Pa,
Nest 81
IL 200 Noon Farrell, Pa Nest 100 VS. Johnstown Pa
Nest
100 PM. - Youngstown, Ohio, Lodge 66-Farrel Pa,
Lodge 1926 Monessen, Pa, Lodge 1874
200 PM. - Youngstown, Ohio, L. sc No. 2-Aiquippa
Pa, Lodge 423 Steelton, Pa. Lodge Is
800 PM. - Johnstown Pa, Lodge 5-Etna, Pa Lodge
VS. Duquesne, Pa, Lodge 500
Semi-Final Round
400 PM. - Youngstown, Ohio, Nest 309-Pittsburgh,
sen, Pa, Nest 81
500 PM. - Farrell Pa Nest 190-Johnsown Pa, Nest
VS. Conway Pa, Nest 103
600 PM. - Youngstown, Ohio, Lodge 66-Farre, Pa,
Lodge 126-Monessen, Pa, Lodge 1914 VS.
Youngstown, Ohio L. &c (2)-Aliquippa, Pa,
Lodge 423-Steelton, Pa, Lodge Is
700 PM - Conway Pa, Lodge 54O-Farrel, Pa, Lodge
705 VS. Johnstown Pa. Lodge 5-Etna, Pa,
Lodge 4-Duquesne Pa, Lodge 800
CENTRAL Y.M.C.A. GYMNASIUM
Downtown, Youngstown Ohio
SUNDAY - MARCH 27, 1866
Final Round
1880 PM. - Junior Division Championship of the Cro-
attain Fraternal Union of America.
245 PM. Adult Division Championship of the Croatan
Fraterna Union of America
Note: - All Junior Division games will be played with
CD minute quarters final round game with eight (S
minute quarters All Adult Division games will be played
with eight 8) minute quarters; final round game with ten
0) minute quarters Each team must report to the Gym
chairman at least half on hour before game time.
Championship trophies to be awarded at Victory Ban
quet 100 PM followed by Dance Both Sunday
ming March 2 1855 at the Croatan Home 1912 West Fed
eral Street, Youngstown, Ohio
Frank Braidc Director
C,F.U. Sports Educational Dept.
Evening star., 1955-01-07

Roleoh-tolored suits of fine tweed, worsted, shork
skin ond chevios In choned Tones in grey or brown
medium grey and navy blue. Single and double
breasted styles. Imported and domestic fobric outer
coats in tweed, oobordine. velour and fleece
Evening star., 1955-01-07
Army May Open More Camps
Under 6-Month Reserve Plan

have these additional choices
about his military obligations:
/. He could wait for possible
drafting. serve two years active
duty and then go into the re-
serves for six years, subject to
first call in event Of emergency.
2. He could volunteer for three
years service in the Army or
Marines or years in the Navy
or Air Force. This would leave
him with an obligation Of two
years in the reserves which
would be called first and then
two years In the reserve outfits
which would not be called until
the secondary phase Of rnobiliza-
ton.
8. He could, subject to quotas
set by the President. enter q
reserve unit directly on the un-
derstanding that before reaching
10 he would be called to active
duty for at least two years. The
total military obligation for
those who select this course win
be eight years.
Evening star., 1955-01-07

An outstanding collection Of worsteds, shorkskins,
chevots and hveeds suits in preferred dark chorred
polds In single and double breasted models Outer
eoots Of imported and domestic tweed covert velour
Evening star., 1955-01-07
u. S. to ct India Buy PIone
Made Here for Run Into China

stelIation. Mr.. Dulles decided the
regulation did not apply.
The buyer Of the aircraft is
Air India international. owned
by the Indian Government. 1t
ordered three Super ConsteIla-
tions about q year ago from
Lockheed Aircraft. agreeing TO
pay about 50 million sfor each
plane.
Air India flies from New Delhi
to Hong Kong and plans to ex-
tend its route to Canton in Red
China, presumably with the long
range. four-engined Super Com
stellations.
State Department spokesman
Henry Suydam. in announcing
Mr.. Dulles decision. said the
Super Constellation now being
exported will not be stripped Of
any Of the usual equipment GO
ing with the modern plane. Mr..
Suydam refused to say whether