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Whites Chime In
Cleveland Circuit

Cleveland, Ohio - The best
bowling done at the January
18th session of the Cleveland
Ladies League stemmed from
the A. Grdina and Sons team
who scattered the naples for
new team highs of 9O9-2456.
Violet Antoncic bias t G d
them for a 210 game as part
of 535 triple effort. AL
though Goldie Malone shot a
518 series, the Kepic fell be-
fore the Grdina onslaught.
For Golub Funeral Home,
Frances Hanlon hit a 1873
game in her last night before
a protracted absence. With
the aid of Mary Badovich,
179, Helen Shay's 1T and
Angela Hands 168, the Co
lu BIS managed to scrape
enough pinfall to take two
games from the Ohio Furni-
ture lassies.
The Greenhut jewelers.
team is in an unnatural slump
for a team of their class.
They barely managed to take
a half game from the Recre-
alton quint. Come on ladies
snap out of it! Mary Lou Ku-
har of the Home team hit a
nice 100 game to better her
119 average.
The second place Pioneer
team took two games from
Dom's Bar as Ann Skorich
and Marge Butler each hit
443 and yours truly chimed
in with a 1856. Our low team,
but by no means the least
feared, the Whites Chime
Bar is giving the other league
teams a run for their money.
The Whites are picking up
their average, Mary Lesiak
With 159-436 and Josephine
Eurick with a 157-437 contri-
button. Nice going ladies and
may your trend upward
continue.
| Frances York, Sec'y.
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Still Matter Of Kings
In WeIIand Title Chase

Welland, Ont. - The Kings
after a 10 reverse earlier in
January have steadily forged
to the top of the Lodge 617
Mixed Bowling League. They
added five points most recent
ly to this total by downing
these same Aces on January
31st. The Queens picked up a
like number of points at the
expense Of the Jacks,
Janet Hucic carved herself
a feminine single game high
in her 269-559 exhibition. Pre-
vious to this the hest femi-
nine mark for January was
contained in Katie Buban's
card of 231-574. Janet Hucic
has proved herself quite a.
dept with the mineralite rack
ing in triples of 543 and 531.
Not to be forgotten among
the months better triples
was that of Anne Karal with
522.
Frank Karal at the latest
pinfest came through with
a 246 single game high, the
same mark hit upon last
week. Steve Yurcic among the
male members has also earn
ed recognition having on sue
cessive weeks reeled off 232-
558; 227-645 and more recent
ly somewhat lower triple in
236-507. Two other male
scores placing high over the
five week period were that of
Lou Babies 500 and George
Bubaako with 583. ,:
Lillian Cunjak, Sec'y.
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AIcro Dux Star Slams
Sticks For 268 Count
AIinuinna. Pc

Aliquippa. Pa. - John Da-
manic at the January 29th
rolling of the Alcros Lodge
720 League fired a 26S game
as part of a $40 series. John
an above average bowler had
not this season been able to
get farther than 493 for
three games. This one game
outburst gives him an honor
and our four team intra- lodge
league credence, too.
The Quads have come thru
unscathed in the past four
league sessions to hold a COM
manding lead of 14-1 while
the Treys who can beat any
team but the Quads are in the
No. 2 spot with nine wins
against six reverses.
The month of January
which this reporting covers
saw Mike Komar hit the
heights of 17S-5O7, while the
third best mark in the interim
was posted by Steve Turko-
vich in 188-469. Among the
female members; the January
% highs Of 183-425 were the
scores Of the month. Ann Ko-
mar with 178-416 followed as
did Mary katkich with a 157.
412 set.
Josephine j. Prevish, Sec'y
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Youngstown Folks Get
Topnotch KoIo Teacher

Youngstown, Ohio - We
hereby notify all interested
parties that our kolo instruc-
tress, Catherine Nosich, will
give special attention to all
new kolo dancers and chill
dren, at ZOO PM sharp, every
Thursday at the Croatian
Home, 1912 w. Federal st.
If you have not, as yet, at
tended any of these interest
ing sessions, by all means
make it a date to do so next
Thursday, at 700 PM.
Stella Toplek, Sec'y.
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Cafemen Nip Pioneers
In Cleveland Loop Tiff

Cleveland, Ohio - The M
and M Cafes took two out of
three from the league leading
Pioneers while the Strivers
stopped A. Grdina and Sons,
taking two out of three also,
to feature the pin action last
week in the Cleveland C.F.U.
Mems Bowling League.
Larry Koren, improving
with each coming week, toss
ed in his best series Of the
season, a 216-598, as the Sec
ond place M and M Cafes
shaved a full game off the
first place lead of the Pio-
neers along with shelling a
992 game, third high in this
loop. Koren got some real
help on Steve Kasunic's 213-
500 and Ray Murray's 232-
544. For the helpless Pioneers
Tom Klisuric had 191-547 and
Pete Yurk 183-535 for the
top honors.
Despite the fact that Nick
Kvaternik rolled 194-553 and
Andy Braidic 192-548 the A.
Grdina and Sons still dropped
a pair to the Strivers with
J O hnny Hrnyak's 193-56O
sparkling for the winners.
AS a reminder to all local
CFU keglers in our Sunday
loop, there will be no bowling
next Sunday, February 18th
due to the Duquesne Tambu-
ritzan's Concert in Cleve-
lands Music Hall. However,
bowling in the Cleveland CFU
Mems League will be re-
resumed on Sunday, February
goth with a double-header
scheduled. the first set begin
ming at 1:30 PM.
George Celezic, Sec'y
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Deuces Rolling Along
To Detroit Loop Title

Detroit, Mich. - In the
last seven weeks, the Onyx
Deuces have taken 25 out of
a possible % points, putting
them 9lIa points ahead of the
second place Five Stars.
At the January 30th roll
ing, which was position night
in the Detroit Ladies League,
they took three points from
these same Five Stars. With
Jean Devich's 185-492, the
Five Stars were able to take
but a single game, Bertha
Jackovich with 151-425 paced
the league leaders.
In spite of Dorothy Heel
movich's 19O-171-504, tn c
Sparks lost all three games
to the Thirsty Five, who were
led by Diana Darcey's 19O-
174-504, which incidentally
was 120 pins over her aver
age of 1923. Also outstanding
in the victors' camp was Lilli-
an Sveticki with 202-464.
Even with Jennie Barko-
vich's 175-452, the Onyx
Ramblers were able to take
but one point in their tussle
with the last place Jolly-Etts.
The triumph gives the cellar
dwellers a change Of complex
ion now that they have reg
istered two winning sessions
in a row.
Marie Morgan at the recent
meet who sports a 106 aver
age did a lot toward helping
the Jolly girls as she bowled
16O-39S, much as did Lillian
Bunjevac the previous week
against the Five Stars when
she let go with a 170-167-465
Neva Ruzich
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Johnnie Loop Leaders
Suffer Second Shutout

JohnstOwn, Pa. - T h c
leading Clark k-Powell Restau-
ranters in the st. Rochus
Lodge 5 Dux League suffered
their second shutout of the
season January 9th at the
hands of Lodge 5 team which
proved too strong.
The Lodgemen had teams
scores of 799-787-830 for a
2416 total, a fine score on
any alleys. The aces for the
Lodge 5 team were Edward
Cominskey who just joined
the league to make his debut
with 176-494; John Kolar,
197-473, Steve Kmetz, 468
and Andrew Kinda with a
1854 series.
For the Restauranters,
John Gredesky with 2O9-211-
546 gained both individual
honors for the night, The
Baretincic Morticians suffer
ed another 2-1 defeat as the
st. Rochus Churchmen moved
along nicely behind Charles
Goimerac and John Pavich
with 446 and 435, respective
ly. Steve Petrusic was tops
with 178-442 being aided by
Mark Juran who rolled 423.
Interest in the Johnnie
duckpin loop is mounting
six new faces have been add
ed to it's roles, Mark Juran
Joseph Tomasic, John Ro-
zich, John Pavich, the John
MES new sports director, and
the father-son team of Victor
Farkes, Sr. and Victor Far
kes, Jr.
John FabiEa, Sec'y
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BARRIERS TrampIe Taps
In Harbor Lodqe Loop

Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
The leading Alder Taps had
a loss of prestige and ground
also in the Harborites Mixed
League as the currently hot
Marion BARRIERS took all
three games.
Jumping at the opportunity
afforded them the second
place Matchen jewelers., with
the last place Prusiecki-Mor-
ticians being the victims, reg
istered a 80 victory to pull
within two games of the pace
settlers.
Ann Zunac holder Of the
seasonal highs at 2O8-546 had
another of her better nights
when she came up with a 1877
511 card. The week before
she had a 526 triple to hold
her top spot in the field.
Martin Vrbanich stole the
spotlight among the males
with 2O7-574 outdistancing
Charles Lacko, 528 and Ray
Dubczak, 193-493. The season
is getting shorter each week.
Teams and even some of the
individuals are really bearing
down, bringing about a con-
dition that praises one week
find the same individual far
out of the three top keglers
the following week.
Tom Grcevic, Sec'y.
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Conway Lodge DiaIers
Got Riuht Bell Number

Conway, Pa. - c on w a Y
Lodge $40 floor team went
through one of its torrna-
m n t trial heats Sunday,
January 30th against the
local Bell Telephone aggrega-
ton. Both squads were tied
1916 at the end of the first
quarter, after which the Con-
way Croatians got hot on the
fine work Of Marneic and
Mahli.
Mahli scored 80 points,
Marneic 20 and F. Pulpan
coming in third with IA tai
lies. From a 36-14 advantage
at the midway point, the
Lodge $40 cagers went to a
9O-54 count as the final whis-
tie sounded. Edward SabOlic
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AhaIs Contract Wins
In St. Louis Circuit

st. Louis, Mo. - The Ahal
Contractor lassies Of the
Greater st. Louis Women's S
League after stumbling d.
round two previous sessions
found themselves on the Win
ming track at the January 28
session. They took two from
the Lodge 167 to push the
losers into a last place tie
with the Lusicic Monuments.
Chulicks and the Weiss
Markcters engaged in a stale
mate as the last game ended
in a tie, thus still leaving the
Chulicks in the runnerup spot
in the league and the Weiss
girls in third place.
Lusicic Monuments w n Q
have been on the march of
late put up another of their
better performances. Three
game honors at this session
went to Helen Perhat in 167-
Ats, while Kate Grbac took
care Of the one game laurcls
with 171-452. Other highs in
cluded Amelia Sarar, 458;
Alvina Zupan, 1856; Marie
Juras 452 and Wilma Kruzlch
446. Alvina Zupan, Sec'y
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Lodge 2O2 Takes
Chi League Reins

Chicago, Ill. - The Lodge
202 keglers, leaders in the
Chicago Mems League, after
two bad nights on the lanes,
arighted their keel to come
out a 2-1 winner over the b.
getich Florists. H. Buktenica
led the winners, 258-628 as
they broke a two week old
tie with the Golich Morticians
for the top seat in our circuit.
The Golich men who had
been going great guns until
lately, ten wins over four
weeks, have hit a rough road,
d dropping th cir second
straight set by a 2-1 count
that Of January 3Oth to the
st. Anthony Lodgemen. J.
Zadro was tops among the
Lodgemen with 578, there
nothing being anything as
good or better than this mark
among the Golich keglers.
Closely as the teams are
punched even down to the
seventh position which is now
only four games out of first
place, the Steve Marketeers,
paced by J. Micetich, 564 took
two from the Curtis Restau-
ranters to move into a tie
with the Golich Morticians
for the runner-up spot. M.
Kruzich, 565 and ]. Shubat,
548 stood out for the Res
tauranters.
The Francis Tavernites
moved upward one half game
now out of the cellar quarters
when they beat and pushed
the Francis Plumbing Store
men to the bottom spot in the
league. The Bar-men were led
by M. Mitchell with 227-629.
At this writing we like to
state that since the last re-
porting in these columns, the
league was also treated to
some good kegling on the
part of E. Eskra who Clipped
in with 2O2-2O4-606 for the
Metal Cabinets and that of ].
Micetic who rolled 606 for the
Steve Market lads on January
23rd. Over the single routes
we had highs in Ray Licisich,
1852; Frank Strikich, 245 and
J. Roman, 226.
Adam Soich, Sec'y.
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Chicago Ladies Tired
Of Insurance Statesmen

Chicago, Ill. - The William
Ropa Insurancees held to
their grip in the Chicago La
dies League by running up a
new handicap three game
high of 2651 as they took all
three games from the Thank
You Lounge.
Four of the girls on the
Ropa team had triples of 446
or better, the best of the lot
being Josephine Randich's
sessionally high triple of 4S1.
The DR.. Barbaric Boosters
climbed within a half game
of the second place Rushers'
Apparel entry whom they
defeated 2-1, the second win
coming on a new team high
of 946. The last place Corri-
gan Heaters had another bad
session as Stephanie Bruchee,
175-475 led the No. 2 to a
2-1 triumph.
Individually the January
Both meet was better than av-
erage to the following to this
extent; Angeline r a n d i C h
racking up 1853; Marge Ran
dich, 465; Anne Milos 457 and
Kay Kuchan, 453.
Stephanie Bruchee, Sec'y.
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Hot Flag Fight Keeps
Kenosha Loop On Edge

kenOsha, Wise. The
Family Affairs squad and
Junnies Follies who are only
a half game behind held
their respective places, first
and second place in the Amity
Lodge League for the second
straight week. At the Janu-
ary 9th rolling the leading
Affairs on George Jambrek,
159-417 doWned the Foolish
Fouls, 80.
1t took the two seasonal
highs, the male by Frank
Odar, 454 and Anne Walsh
with 1S6-468 to also hand the
Toppers the same dose. Frank
Topolovec and Frieda Odar
countered with 168-440 and
164-443 in that order for the
losers.
Over the past four weeks
this was the worst session for
the male keglers in our group,
definitely a far cry from the
223-2O4-629 boWled by yours
truly and Frank Widmanich's S
528 and a 205-526 by John
Deck, Jr. Frank Topolovec
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Field Workers, attention
Approx imately 62, 800, 900
human beings are born into
the world every year. That's
about two every second. Plen-
ty of prospects for member
ship in the CFTU among them,
80 look around you and sign
your share today.
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John Comsia Yearninq
For Canton Loop Hiqhs

Canton, Ohio - John Com
sia has over the past three
weeks established himself as
a ranking kegler in the Lodge
514 Mixed League, taking the
singles honors twice and the
three game laurels thrice with
scores, 23O-256-613 and 252-
644. On the other occasion his
triple mark of SIT placed next
to top ranking 202-555 marks
by Steve Bozurich.
The league members also
looked up to another triple
that of V. Miculan with 224-
612. Others getting into the
spotlight on a lesser degree
were A. Tonic, 236-576; F.
Paro, 555 and N. Cozocar,
548.
The best in feminine scores
emanated from Betty Cockrill
with 448 and Rose Eslich
with 1T. Following these we
had Dot Brown, 444 and M.
Jacksich, 399 as the best of
the lot in the rundown of
scores.
Stephen Bozurich, Jr., Sec'y.
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Casino Studs In
Detroit Flag Bid
Detroit, Mich.


Yo's CFU League leaders for
the past several months have
their work all cut out for the
remainder of the season If
they wish to be the champ
ions. H o | d i n 6 comfortable
league leads of Z and s games,
they now find them only a
one half game lead. AS of
January 30, 1856 session they
saw their league lead sliced
to but one half game as the
Wand Florists toppled them
for 3 points. Ben WandzePs
571 coupled with Charles
Balconi 525 provided the
necessary margin for the Flo
rists, while Frank Perpich
and Rudy Perpich respective
ly 536-552 provided a lone
win for the Yo-Yo's.
The Casino Studs, enthusi-
asts for a league champion
ship, knocked off the Slavulj
Singers for 4 points to remain
only a half game from the
league leading Yo-Yo's, John
Rogers 210-214-591 and
Charles Barkovich's 2O3 -2O8-
$50 kept the league race hot
for the Onyx Casino Studs.
Don Rocovich Sr's. 583
proved to no avail for the
Singers.
The Drewry Beer-men con-
tender also for the race saw
their lead slashed as they
dropped 3 to the Onyx Top
piers, on Charles Pulick' S
233-2O3-622 and Vic Pulich's S
211-586. The Beer-Men's only
win was a combination of
Tom Decovich's 223-588 and
Rudy Pavkovich SIT.
/ The Croatian Home team
only 4l. games out of first
swamped the last place Rock
Garden Cafe men. Eugene
Warmers 212-229-632 and
Pete Drazich's 223-600 kept
the Croatian lads title hopes
perking.
The New Casino Jrs. man.
|
aged to split with the Joe
Texaco team. The Jrs. have a
rough chance in hopes of be-
ing league leaders, as their
split with the gas-men put
them 8 games behind the
leading Yo-Yo's.
The second division Stimac
Hardware men knocked off
first division Fega Tool mer
for 4 points. George Stimac's
526 and c. Goretta's 479 pro
vided the ammunition for the
hardware men while Joe Gin
drich's SIP was wasted fol
the Tool men.
Tony Vurich's 223-545 anc
wv. Markovich's 2O3-537 aidec
the Onyx Troopers in the sec
ond division as they won .;
points from the next to tn
last Fora Cavaliers.
Samuel Petracich, Pres
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Bay Area Circuit Set
For Second Half Wars
Calf,

San Francisco, Calf. -
With the first half of the
bowling season out of the
way, teams of the Bay Area
CFU Mixed Handicap League
are now unleashing all-out ef-
forts to take over the first
three spots in the second half
and get into those all-impor-
tant playoffs.
The Lucky Strikes, Flying
Saucers and Hreljin teams
who took the win, place and
show positions in the first
half are now marked teams
as they have already found
to their sorrow.
AS of this moment, the
Progress and Cigani fives
seem to be the top runners,
with the Saints and Sinners
from Richmond and the Hre-
lin quintet threatening. But
so close and hot is the race
that any one of six or seven
other teams can move up into
the payoff positions over
night.
With the season heading
into the home stretch, the in
=, dividual bowling tempo has
also picked up, with the wo-
men especially setting up
some fine marks. Kay Petru-
celia, who recently scored a
sensational 500 series and a
222 game in another league,
has also come up with a lea
guc-leading 525 series and a
203 game in our league; her
146 average also leads the
women. Mary Patterson is
close behind with a sos series,
a 2O3 game and a IA aver
age. Mary Mercep is begin
ming to flash her last years
form as a recent 511 series
attests. Catherine Parac still
has a firm grip on the lea
gue's high game mark with a
PIT. Other recent good scores
include Mary Bacilo's Ats SER
les and Vivian Smare's 100
game.
For the men, Tony Ficovich
still leads the averages with
f78, but Ivan kuchan, Lodge
61's perennial ace, is moving
up with a 176. Johnny Vita
Itch, Lodge 876 stalwart still
heads the league with CSC
series and a 268.high game.
Tony Ficovich with $50 and
232, Ivan Kuchan with 623
and 225, Bill Gergurich (the
ex-Butte, Montana maple lane
artist with 6O8 and 237, Ma
rim Snare with a $50 series
and Cazma Lukrich with a
243 top game are among the
scoring leaders.
Not to be left out, Roman
Crnich recently bowled the
first triple in our league his
tory when che got into a rut
with three 1874 marks for the
evening.
And as a final parting re-
minder to those who might
wish to drop in on us; we
bowl at $50 PM. every Tues.
day at the Sports Center
Bowl in San Francisco.
William Blazevich, Sec'y
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. There is no greater Sc
curity than the knowledge
that you are doing the right
thing.
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Q The Croatian Fraternal
Union is the largest organiza-
ton of it's kind on earth.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

Billy Graham the noted a
supporters Southland OF
published
statement the the
ton Is unchsan Immediately practically unknown ministers
Of his attacked the evangelist his stand them
that he did quote tho
that God has made blood"
think unchrstian strong point
Not only has the evangelist added
but he has added Christian
rrsPecter person
a N o soul
This has often believers
system could
the South We suspect
prefer segregated a
Ncgrn n a
When southern ministers Of Gr1hams influence
against the evils that
day departure The evangelist
that have recently that
place the heart 81 Christian than
THIS week the United states Fourth Circuit
dealt another terrific blow when
verdict Spring segregation public
the souths facilities
equal Certainly the church alternative the
theatrical the world
against IN" system tn" Carolina durham " O. TINES
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Opinion In The Mokinq

generalization about Southern public opinion the
enforced the
schools and that there
several public opinions" which predominant
thing attitudes conditioned the
that high declared unconsuonaHy racial
segregation has still declare decision shall
into effect Yet undoubtedly opinion already cryazed has
not changed
The mistake good people the North like
making that the Southern people will accept negraon
they
generation college paper
Alabama North
and Texas universities
All take for granted the nabty OF desegregaonhe most
Mississippi predicting upwards OF 20 All but
advise policy gaduasm And that Tennessee acm the
student which the decision the fact that
the Legislature thus sought methods
would be defeaist indeed this date the verdict
that the Indignation would
likely
prevailing attitude and
policies which allow change
time Christian Science MONITOR
Editors neither they born richthats why
they publishing newspaper Dawson
Vile (Ga) Advertiser. Maude Howard Garrett
thing the minute the
other fellow 1t nrs.-Chilton Gn.) Times
said that diplomacy the art OF
until rockMannng Monitor, Cubby
Hole
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ACOngressman And
Asian-African COnfab

This particular aimrcr
ton Powell of New York
his plan 90 attend the
month even u only observing Congressman
Al the there
the worlds people constituting Africa
ing
Il neither African government
attend equal member However think
the conference cori1l hope diplomats
To the meeting
Whether like part grvancrs
the
to be represented feel that PLAYED
role politics They
have cscntei the fact the
have failed to take exploitation colonial
and tho tcudas dogEey
Adam clayton Powell Congressman ~ 10
a
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ReaI Leoders Toke The Ruaaed Pc.h

Take the shame the poverty and the solitude that belong
truth speaking Try the
teach lessons worth knowing When the
qualities than
which will live
making Re willing Coventry
and let the popuce bs;o their coolest
The finished
RE hold his hatr~is length remember
spite He has neither friends but values
channels power
He who high must dread home and popular
sometimes hedges character
and ir the burr that protects tire II
thing
the shape Nshio0 Pop
for dolls steep and said rorphyry the
EMERSON