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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

yC.F.U. Five Pin Tournament
and all members of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union are eli
gible. AS such they should
notify their league secretaries
as soon as possible. If you do
not bowl with a C.F.U. sane
toned bowling league contact
your lodge secretary.
The deadline for entries is
March 31st, 1856. So let's get
those entries in fast and per-
haps we may be able to pub
lish a schedule in the Zajed-
nicar before the running of
this 10th G. F. U. Five Pin
Tournament.
To facilitate entries from
a larger radius than has here.
tofore been associated with
our Five Pin Tournaments
we urge that you contact the
tournament secretary, Robert
Nizich, 512 Prince Edward
Drive, Toronto, Ont, Canada
Robert Nizich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

JohnstOwn, Pa. - st. Ro-
chus Society, C.F.U. Lodge 5,
hosts to the Goth Annual
Duckpin Tournament of the
Croatian Fraternal Union of
America, wish to make a few
pertinent and official an
nouncements concerning this
sports gathering.
First, a delicious meal at
$3.50 per plate will be avail
able at the Victory Banquet,
Sunday evening, April 29th
1856, the climax to what is
already adding up to a sue
cessful tourney.
The good ladies of Lodge )
will be on the preparations
and serving end and we urge
all tournament goers, partici-
pants and fans, to make their
banquet reservations early
with Frank Stoykovich and
Frank M. Sopcich in care of
the Croatian Hall, 610-612
Broad St., Johnstown, Pa.
Four large hotels at rea-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

JOhnstown, Pa. - The goth
National Duckpin T Tourn a.
ment of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union, the second largest
annual sports event in our
Society, will take place in
Johnstown, Pa, over the
April 27-28-29, 1856 weekend.
Extending your member
ship a cordial invitation to
participate in the bowling
competition and the fraternal
association which this sports
extravaganza makes possible
are both the Society's Home
Office, as the tournament
sponsors, and the st. Rochus
Lodge 5, the tourney hosts.
We are asking, too, that
you give consideration to the
Junior Duckpin Tournament
which takes place in Johns
town one week earlier, Satur-
day afternoon, April 21, 1856.
Tournament entry blanks
for your conveniences have
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Johnstown Lodge Looking Forward To
10th Annual National Duckpin Tourney
Nothing Being Left Undone BY Hosts To
Make Classic One Long To Be Remembered

been mailed to all 1855 team
captains. However, if your s.
tors and nest managers. Your
lodge and nest bowlers are
urged to post their entries as
soon as possible before the
deadline, bearing in mind that
in the senior tournament,
which draws heavily, first
consideration for any desired
hour and day will, naturally
go to the earliest entries re-
ceived for same.
May we at this time recon-
mend to you the Victory Sup
per and Dance which st. Ro-
chus Lodge 5 is preparing
Sunday evening, April 29,
1856, as a fitting climax to
this tournament. For banquet
reservations write to Frank
Stoykovich and Frank M.
Sopcich, Croatian Hall, 60
612 Broad Street, JohnstoWn,
Penna.
Steve Pctrusic, Co-Chairman
Joseph Fishter, Co-Chairman
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March 24th Official Entry DeadIine
For Seventh Annual Koosier Sweeper

Bowling will take place at
the East Chicago Recreation
Alleys on Saturday, April Z,
1856, with a time choice of
400 PM or $50 PM. All en-
try inquiries should be mail
ed to George V. Stiscak, 5623
Homerlee Avenue, East Chi
cago. Entries close midnight,
March "a, 1856.
All CFU members are eli
gible, so make up your 5 men
teams and enter. Entry fees
will be returned 100 per cent
in prizes.
After bowling festivities
will take place at the Croatian
Home, Chicago Avenue at Ca
rev St. Michael T. Novosel
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Farrell Duckpin Loop Enjoying Great Season

529 for the winners and Mari
lyn Kapsa, 2O4-435 and Geo.
Baran, 148-4O6 in rebuttal for
the losing Tigers.
The Lions VINO hold the
highest team average cannot
hit a winning streak. 1t ap-
pears that they can't over
come the handicap which they
spot their opponents each
week.
Currently Carl Spruk with
584, Steve Novosel with 227
and Frances Messina, 215-541
get top billing for the season.
Behind them in this respect
come individual highs of 222
by Carl Spruk, Steve Kapsa's
564, Marilyn Kapsa with 204
and Fran Robich with SIT.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14
Annual Canadian Five Pin Tournament
Will Be Held April 20.21 In Toronto

Toronto, Ont. - On Feb
ruary 19, 1856 a meeting was
held to make arrangements
for the 10th C.F.U. Five Pin
Tournament to be held this
year in Toronto. At this con-
clave, "Jadran" C.F.U. Lodge
1872 was given the honor of
being the host lodge and a
committee was elected to
handle the details.
The tournament will be
held at the Harry Bowling
Alleys, IA Terauly Street, To-
ronto over the two days, Fri
day and Saturday, April 20
and 21st, 1856. A Victory
Banquet and Dance will be
held Saturday evening, April
21st at the Croatian National
Home, 1850 Dupont Street,
Toronto.
A handicap system was vo-
ted upon to be used this year
to help the poorer bowlers
whose entry we most certain
| ly welcome. This is national
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-14

Farrell, Pa. - The Lambs,
even though they are but one
game removed from the Gel
lar, threw the race in the E.
S. l.. 705 Mixed Duckpin
League for the second half
into a tie between the Pan
theirs and the Leopards.
T ese troublesome Lambs
having taken two from the
Leopards downed the leading
Panthers twice recently.
Meanwhile the Leopards
pounced upon the Tigers with
seasonal highs, 757-2012 for
clean cut a triumph that
moved them from third place
into a first place tie. Tommy
zajac played an important
role by posting 154-16O-215-
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Chicago, iii. - The 3rd An
nual Chicago Bowling Sweep
er sponsored by the Progress
Lodge 749 will be reeled off
at the Queen Recreation AL
leys, 6242 So. Ashland Ave
nue., Chicago on Saturday af-
ternoon and early evening,
April 21st 1856.
The first squad will take
to the alleys at 100 PM with
two others set for $3.50 and
600 PM. respectively. This
is a handicap for both the
men and the women and as
such should be an inducement
to Chicagoland's C.F.U. bowl
ers. Entry blanks have been
mailed to all of last years
captains. However, if you s.
man entry has been inadver-
tendly missed, please write to
! the tournament secretary,
Louis S. Pavletic, 6149 So.
Justine Street, Chicago, SO.
Bear in mind that the entry
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East Chicago, Ind. - Re-
spouse to the Seventh An
nual "Hoosiers Sweepstakes"
sponsored by the Holy Tri-
nifty CFU Lodge 154 is ex-
cellent. This promises to be
one of the best sweepers pro-
noted by the Hoosiers who
have joined the Holy Trinity
Lodge.
Rules for this sweeper will
comply with that Of the Ma
tional CFU Tenpin Classic, in
cludlng the handicap basis.
Former Hoosier Sweepstakes
used no handicap basis, but in
a last minute change it was
decided that CFU tenpin clas-
sic rules would be observed.
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Harbor's Tony Tadey
Posts 287 Singleton

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The rou-
tine weekly bowling reporter
reaching our desk from Tho
mas Grcevic, the busy and
perennial secretary of the
Harborites M ixed Bowling
League shows that on Janu-
airy 29th Tony Tadey was in
rare form as he shot a sizz-
ling 287 game and added to
it one of PIP for a CIT total
to take away the seasonal
one game honors from Ed CIR
cevic with 240 and the triple
laurels from Ed Kresich who
had been holding forth with
a 610 series.
We regret very much that
there were not more details
accompanying the good news
just where Tony Tadey
lost the 13 points separating
him from a perfect game.
The 287 mark nevertheless is
the highest male single game
score rolled and reported this
season from our C.F.U. sane
toned leagues.
We join his Lodge $50 Har-
borite team mates in offering
him our congratulations.
This league has had other
good scores lately, namely
Pete Simatovich with 214-563,
Frank Gavura, 557; Helen
Stanko, 201-100-523; A n II
Zunac, 180-484; Alice Dubiel,
All and Marge Trtan, 1877.
Frank Braidic
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Iodge 557 Selects Hotel StatIer As
headquarters During Buffalo Tourney
Hostelry Offers Special Bargain Plan
To Families Printing For Visit To City

Buffalo, n. Y. - The Buf-
falo Statler Hotel has been
selected as the 1856 C.F.U.
Tenpin Tournament Head
quarters and as previously
announced in these columns,
the new Statler whole family
plan will ease the problem Of
parents whose children will
be participating in the Junior
Division of the tournament
to be run off Saturday morn
ing, May 5, 1856.
Cards for reserving hotel
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Cage Delegates
To Meet March 18

Pittsburgh, Pa. This is
official notice to the effect
that the annual meeting of
the Basketball Tournament
will be held Sunday 1890
AM. March 19, 1856 in Mon
essen, Pa. The assembly room
will be duly advertised at the
tournament itself. On the a.
genda among other things
! will be that of selecting the
1857 tournament site.
Lodges desiring to bid for
the 1857 Basketball Tourna-
ment, and we know Of one al
ready, should submit their
: tournament bids beforehand
to the C.F.U. Sports-Educa-
tional D p ar m en- t, 3441
Forbes Street, Pittsburgh, 13,
Pa. We suggest such consid-
GRAFTON even now well before
the annual basketball tourna-
ment meeting.
Albert kovatich,
Tourney Chairman
/ Frank Braidic,
CFU Sports Director
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entrants requires consider
able time and the printing OF
the tournament schedule two
weeks before the tournament
dates, May 3-4-5-6, 1856, we
cannot overemphaslze why
that completed entry blank
which you hold IS SO lmpor-
tant.
Prize Jackpot Big One
Members desiring to PAL t.
cipate in the Tournament
must be members Of said
Lodge or Nest they will rep
resent at least three CD
months prior to the tourna-
ment.
We urge that you look fur
ther than your own five-man
team in helping recruiting as
many tournament boWlers as
possible from your lodge and
community. Our prize list,
toward which the Croatian
Fraternal Union itself, chucks
in $3.50 per each adult five
man team entered is proper.
tionatcly larger and deeper
than most tournaments.
The tournament carries
both an A.B.C. and a W.IB.C
moral sanction. Mrs. Ethe
Vogelsang, secretary of the
Buffalo Woman's B wv i n s
Association, to whom applica
tion was made, has assured
us that W.IB.C. scorekeop
ers will tally our tournament
scoring.
Execute Blank Carefully
To expedite matters anc
minimize correspondence w
y plead with our team captains
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rooms have been mailed to all
Of the 1855 tournament cap
tains and we ask that all
those contemplating coming
to Buffalo for the May 4-5-6,
1856 weekend make hotel re-
servations as soon as possible.
Write ahead even now to
Samuel J. Albert, SOL Fargo
Avenue, Buffalo, IS, New
York for either inquiries OF
hotel reservations.
Samuel j. Albert
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Youngstown Choir In
Plans For Two Fetes

Youngstown, Ohio - The
"Strossmayer' Singing Soci-
ety wishes to announce that
the picnic dates scheduled in
1856 are Sunday, July /, and
Sunday, August 26.
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Los Angeles Choir To
Stage Concert April 8

Los Angeles, Calf. - The
Croatian Chorus "Slavul j"
will hold it's Annual Spring
Concert April 8, 1856, at the
Sons Of Herman Hall, 25th
and Main.
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Croatian Club No. |
Heading Akron Parade

Akron, Ohio - The session
of February 4th saw the po-
sition Of the leaders remain
unchanged in the Lodge 472
Mixed League. The leaders,
Croatian Club No. l trampled
the second place Pickford
Florists for all 4 points as
Frank Zdelar and Ann Zdelar
led the way with 212-541 and
163-447, respectively.
Croatian Club No. 8 tight
ened their grip on third place
as they bowled over last
years champs, Lodge 472
Aces, for three points. Lead
ing the 8's was Matt Capan
Sr. with a card, 192-173-520
and Matt Capan Jr. with 188-
479. Anne Furman bowled
best for the Lodge team, get
ting 162-148-436.
The 4th place Cro-Club
Deuces were hard pressed in
taking 2 points from the
cellar dwelling Cro-Club No.
5 squad. They took two
games and tied for total pins
on the fine effort of Johnny
Ross who captured scoring
honors for the night with
247-592.
Still in 5th position, the
| Croatian Club No. 3 crew al
though dropping 4 points to
the Dunn Morticians who now
occupy sixth place on the
league ladder. Earlier in the
season it seemed they could
not buy a winning streak and
now have registered the Sec
ond straight sweep. Frank
Kalain. president of Lodge
472, filled in with the Dunns
and showed us he still had
the old go, finishing with a
respectable 2OS-514. Ruth Lo-
Itch aided the Dunn cause
with a nice 162-155-462, top
ping all the gals for the eve
ming.
Cro-Club Quads with no
high scores, but steadily bow
ling their averages, took the
Lodge Deuces for three
points, high among the los
ers being Jimmy Young, 49,
476 and Dushan Lolich with
100.
The Croatian Club Sevens
who were in last place a short
while back have moved up to
ninth place on Tony Miljak's
217-548 and his dads, Jacob
Miljak 451 series. This was
115 pins over his average
(which is pegged at the 112
mark. Also helping the rs
cause was our new c.. f. u.
member, Violet Shelton, a
LOG average bowlerette, who
;;toppled the naples for a 1863
count. Tony Jurkovic, Sec'y.
|
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to send us the average sheet
of each league in which any
member entered bowls. Print
or type the information re-
quested on the entry blanks.
Addresses in the eventual
payment Of cash prizes are
important; as is the full name
of each bowler entered.
Above all do not forget the
Juniors in this tournament.
They will be the adults and
fraternal leaders of our So
ciety tomorrow.
We hope to treat the Jun
ior Division of this tourna-
ment in a separate article in
the near future. Meanwhile
canvass the possibilities of
having your Nest represent
ed. There may be others like
yourself hoping and looking
for the required supplement
to form a five-man Junior
team.
You'll Have Grand Time
The staging of a sports
event anywhere within the
Society is an elixir that invi'
gorates the membership
young and old. The same
thought which prom p t e d
staging Olympic games a
mong the Greeks can and is
good for the Croatian Frater,
nal Union.
The friends you will make
in Buffalo and the acquain.
tances that you will renew
will add to the value of youl
own C.F.U. membership.
Frank Braidic, Director
) Sports-Educational Dept.
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18th Annual Cage Tourney Schedule
MARCH II and 18, 1856
MONESSEN HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Knox and Sixth Streets - Monessen, Pennsylvania
SATURDAY - MARCH H. 1856

Quarter Final Round
/ 200 AM. Farrell Pa Lodge 1876 Monessen, Pa.
Lodge 1914
II 100 Noon Johnstown Pa Lodge VS. Seelton, Pa,
Lodge 13
1900 PM. - Youngstown Ohio, Lodge 66 Cleveland,
Ohio, Lodge $50
200 PM. - Etna. Pa, Lodge VS. Conway, Pa. Lodge
$40
Semi-Final Round
800 PM. - Monessen Pa, Nest 81 B" Conway, Pa,
Nest 103
400 PM. - Farrell Pa Nest 100 vs. Monessen, Pa,
Nest 81 "a"
500 PM. - Farrell Pa, Lodge 1926 - Monessen, Pa,
Lodge 1914 Johnstown, Pa, Lodge -
Steelton, Pa, Lodge 13
600 PM. - Youngstown, Ohio Lodge 66 - Cleveland
Ohio, Lodge $50 Etna, Pa. Lodge -
Conway Pa, Lodge $40
SUNDAY - MARCH 1S, 1856
Final Round
1880 PM - Junior Division Championship of the Gro
atian Fraterna Union of America
2:45 PM - Adult Division Championship of the Gro
attain Fraterna Union of America
Note: - All Junior Division games will be played with
7 minute quarters final round game with eight (8)
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 Chair
at least half G y hour before game time.
Championship trophies to be awarded at the Victory
Banquet 800 PM followed by Dance; both events taking
place Sunday evening March 49, 1856 at the Croatan Home
1858 Schoonmaker Avenue, Monessen, Pennsylvania.
Frank Braidc Director
C.FU. Sports Educa tional Dept
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Friday, March 23rd, Is DeadIine For
22nd Annual Tenpin Tournament Entries
Buffalo, New York, Lodge 557 Members
Will PLAY Host To CFU's No. Classic

Pittsburgh Pa. - In extent and III numbers partlcl-
pating there nothing within ranks sports crowd
gathering than can compare the Annual Tenpn Tourna
ment which this year will take place in Buffalo, N Y Yet
as all undertakings it has its guidcposts of which we
beg to repeat here,
Most important is the tournament entry deadlne Fri
dav March 23 1856 Inasmuch scheduling tournament
Evening star., 1956-08-22
Three Youths Held
In Theft Of z Boats
From D. c. Wharf

Three boys, Is, 16 and IT,
were arrested last night by police
in connection with the theft OF
two boats they admitted taking
from the Maine avenue wharf
for a JOY ride to Colonial Beach,
police reported.
Detective Booker Kent of the
Juvenile Squad. said the IT.
year-old was arrested near the
docks by Detective F. E. Verrier
of No. 4 precinct. on a routine
check.
The boy implicated the other
two. Mr.. Kent said. and after
questioning the younger boys ad-
mitted taking part in the thefts
Both boats we're abandoned at
the Virginia beach when they
ran out Of gas, the officer said
All three were charged with
grand larceny and also petty
larceny and housebreaking, in
connection with entering marine
supply places along the docks
Detective Kent said. They are
at the Receiving Home awaiting
Juvenile Court action.
Evening star., 1956-08-22
Virginions Urged
To Gust 'OId and
Tired Leaders

The Young Democrats 'Clubsof
Fairfax County last night was
told that Virginia Democratic
leaders are "old and tired" and
should be replaced. Z
/ The advice came from Albert
RoSenbaum. recently returned
from the Democratic National
Convention in Chicago as a del
egate-at-large from Virginia's
10th District.
Our present leaders are old
and tired, and the future success
of our Democratic Party now de-
|pends on the leadership of young
men and women of Virginia such
as yourselves" Mr.. RoSenbaum
said.
About SO persons attended the
meeting at the Falls Church
home Of Hugh Gordon. The or.
Iganization's first permanent slate
of officers was elected. headed by
L. Farnum johnson, 26-year-old
Falls Church attorney and mem
ber of the Fairfax County Demo-
cratic Committee, as president.
Other officers are Stanley
Perry, first vice president; Miss
Diana Dyer, second vice presi-
dent; Morten s. Boyer, third vice
president; French Trammell,
treasurer; Robert Alden, cor
responding secretary; Miss Betty
Everheart. recording secretary;
Richard Waterfall, parliamentar-
ian, and Lionel Richmond, serg-
eant-at-arms.
Evening star., 1956-08-22
Rockville OKs Rezonino
For Shopping Center

Rockville's City Council last
night unanimously approved re.
zoning from residential to com.
mercial a 9.37-acre lot on Rock.
vile pike between Ritchie park
way and Mount Vernon place
Mayor Dickran Y. Hovsepian alb.
stained from voting.
The site, owned by the Dawson
Farm Land Development Co.
Inc, is just north of the proposed
Veterans Administration Hospi-
tai. in the Hungerford Town
subdivision. Backers of the ap-
plication plan a shopping center
About 40 Hungerford Towne
residents attended the meeting
to protest the action.
Francis x. Brown, president OF
the Hungerford Towne Civic
Association, sponsored a petition
signed by 143 of the subdivision's
1870 families, urging further
hearings on the application. The
petition said a new shopping
center was not needed in the
area. 1t declared the increased
Evening star., 1956-08-22
Apartment BIuze
Causes $500 Loss

Fire in a f1fth-floor apartment
at the Virginian Apartments,
1900 Arlington boulevard, early
today caused $500 damage to
furniture and walls. it was re-
ported.
The blaze was discovered about
1880 am. in an apartment oc-
cuuied by John G. Roache, who
was not at home at the time.
Units from two Arlington fire
companies responded. The fire
inspectors office said it had not
determined the cause of the
blaze.
Evening star., 1956-08-22
Maryland Legion
Convention Opens

BALTIMORE, Aug. % (P.-
The 38th annual convention of
the Maryland Department of the
American Legion opens here to-
night.
Legion officials expect some
1900 delegates to attend the
four-day meeting, which will be
capped Saturday by the election
Iof officers.
State Commander David Brig
ham will preside at tonight,s
opening session. Committee re-
ports and other business will be
taken up Thursday and Friday.
The colorful annual parade
through downtown streets is
scheduled for Friday night.
Leroy Metz of Hagerstown is
the only candidate thus far to
Announce his candidacy for
State commander.
Evening star., 1956-08-22
3 Sereeonts Hurt
AS Car Hits Tree
Near Oxon Hill

Three Boiling Air Force BASE
staff sergeants were injured, two
of them seriously, when theil
car ran off the pavement in the
$500 block of Wheeler road neal
Oxon Hill, Nd. last night ano
struck a tree.
Prince Georges County police
said the car was driven BY
IS/Sergt. Billy Eugene Holdren,
26. of Roanoke, Va, and 1926
Twenty-third street Sc. He was
injured seriously.
Also injured were S/Sergt. Earl
G. Conner, 39, of Frostburg, Md
and 222 Savannah street Sc,
in serious condition, and S, Sergt
John NJ Dobbins, 33, of Gadsden
Ala, and 4214 Wheeler road, in
fair condition.
All three are members of the
1102d Base Flight Squadron al
Boiling. They were taken tc
Casualty Hospital by the Oxon
Hill Rescue Squad after the ac-
cident about tbs pm. and then
transferred to the base hospital
at Boiling.