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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Reading
the Zajednicar as our men,
bers no doubt will as it con-
Germs the Pittsburghers' Pr
ate Knot Hole privileges ex-
tended to c.. F. U. Juniors and
about Pittsburgh, a justifiable
question could bob up in other
major league cities.
Last year we secured SINH
lar privileges from the Mil
waukee Braves, from the Chi
cago White Sox and also the
Cleveland Indians. With the
exception of the Cleveland
Juniors in 1854, there was no
concerted action from our
members to avail themselves
of this advantage for the C..
F. U. youngsters. Even in
Pittsburgh the response could
have been much better.
Be it in any city where
Knot Hole Club privileges are
to be had, group turnouts
would gain the Croatian Fra
ternal Union some recognition
and at the same time give the
members of any one Nest an
opportunity to become acqu-
ainted.
Is it any wonder that Jun
iors attain an age where they
transfer to adult membership
and along with an age, diff
ference also have to contend
with the factor that they do
not know too many of the
lodge membership? The net
result of which is that they
drop membership when par
ents cease paying their dues.
1t is automatic that young
sters brought up together in
their formative years will be
better fraternal timber in
their early adult years. We
could even pass off this pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Lodge 248 Softba|Iers
Nipped By Ohio bb'ers

Clarion, Pa. - After the
5-4 defeat June 18th at the
End Fraternal Day in Donora
to the Ohio brethren, Lodge
66 of Youngstown, the out
of-staters must have impart-
ed something to the Clair
ton Lodge 248 solftballers.
Generally the diamond con-
tests at C.F.U. days are as
sumed as not drawing the
caliber of teams one meets
in league and independent
play. Even though beaten we
hope that the day of the
makeshift teams as c. F. u.
aggregations has turned a
corner. ~
Several days later, on June
22nd, the Clarion G. F. U,
squad met and defeated their
neighboring townsmen, the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

Youngstown, Ohio - The
Croatian Fraternal u n / o n
SoftbalI Tournament already
announced in the Zajednlcar
for a tentative date has de-
finitely been set for Satur-
day and Sunday, September
1 and 2, 1856, in Youngs-
town.
It's purpose will be to sti-
mulate a C.F.U. activity a
mong those who follow the
game. We at the same time
would like to revive this in
terest to a point where 1t
could be a yearly gathering
of softballers. The softball-
ers, themselves, will relish
the idea and we in turn find
a good collaboration in Lodge
IS of Youngstown in promot-
ing this years undertaking.
The lodge groups plying
their trade on the diamond
will converge upon Youngs,
town for the entire Labor
Day holiday weekend if neeo
be. The authority, until the
voice Of the teams can be
heard through delegates al
an annual meeting, will have
to be assumed by the CFU
Sports-Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
From The Department OF Sports And Education
Nv Franz Rraidic Dractor
BY Frank Braidic, Director

The Croatian Fraternal Un-
ion is always appreciative of
what it's regular supporters
do for the furtherance Of the
Society. 1t was this apprecia-
tion which prompted Supreme
President, V. I. Mandich at
the Goth G.. F. u. Duckpin
Tournament last April 1856 in
Johnstown, Pa. to cite Anton
Delac of Lodge 706, Pitts
burgh for having attended
all twenty tournaments.
1t was soon cited by the
Etna Lodge 4 bowling group
which was there eight teams
strong that their Mike Med
ock had participated also in
all 20 runnings of the c. F. U.
Duckpin Tournament. Per-
haps there are others. We
wish it is so.
Claimants for such duckpin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Cleveland Ladies To
Talk Pin Shop Aug. Z

Cleveland, Ohio The
Cleveland CFU Ladies' Bowl
ing League will hold it's first
meeting of the season on Au-
gust 2 at the st. Clair Eddy
Recreation, 1892 st. Clair
Ave-, beginning at 7::30 PM.
All CF'U members wanting
to join us in the sport that
keeps you young" are cordi.
ally invited to attend this
meeting. If vacations and
other commitments keep you
from attending, don't hesitate
to call Olga Ladaika, En-.
1-0294, or Mary Sarapa, Elk.
1-3430, and we will make it
possible for you to bowl with
us. Olga Ladaika
League Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

honors should personally or
via their friends be reported
to the c. F. U. Sports Educa-
tional Department. The names
of these 20-year Duckpin
Tournament bowlers will be
thoroughly checked to be ell
gible for this citation. How
ever, we do wish to hear from
you.
It is our intention to honor
such men and women, sig
nificantly, at the 1857 G. +. U.
Duckpin Tournament in Nc
Keesport, Pa. Indeed the Gro
atian Fraternal Union is in
terested in those who have
carried it's banner regularly
and proudly in one field or
other.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
California State Tourney Goes Down
In Record Books As Smashing Success

Los Angeles, Calf. - The
7th Annual Croatian Frater-
nal Union California State
Bowling Tournament came to
an exciting finish on May 27,
1856, in Los Angeles. The out
come this year is quite a re-
versal of previous years, with
practically all Of the first
placers" beng first-time win
ners, and the members Of
Lodge 1T, Los Angeles, walk
ing off with most of the
prizes. The tournament got
started on Saturday morning
at La Cienega Lanes, with
Sd CFU V. P. Math Kovace-
vich rolling the first ball.
(Math is also president of
Lodge 177). (Math: I suggest
you take a few lessons from
your fellow lodge members. }
After the Doubles and Sim
giles Events on Saturday, May
26th, the bowlers enjoyed
themselves dancing polkas
waltzes and rockin' and rollin
at Carolina Pines Restaurant
and hashing over and making
xcuses for the bowling
scores.
The Victory Banquet was
held on Sunday, speakers o1
which included Math Kovace.
vich; L. B. Konjevod; Milar
Popovich = last years Tour
nament Chairman; and we
especially enjoyed Northern
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

Wilson Merchants, Iii. Su-
da with a double and triple,
Mitchko and Jaskolski each
with a homer in two hits
paced the ten hit attack. The
big ou t burst came in the.
third inning when our gang
poured through seven runs.
The victory on June 23rd
at 2-1 was close. There were
but five hits in the game,
the Lodge 248 softballers got
behind their moundsman, j.
Angotti with four hits, one
a double by A. Suda, our
first baseman. The deciding
marker came in the fourth
frame, e. Werlich scoring M.
Bolcic.
John Bolcic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Nest Managers In Major Loop Cities
Urqed To Seek Knot Hole Privileges

gram of keeping youngsters
thus aroused under a G.. F. U.
canopy, but as in battle for
nation, you cannot lose on too
many fronts, even though
they be small, and then ex-
pect to win the battle.
AS ever before and in other
fields, the cooperation from
the family hearth is import
ant. It is to the parents that
we appeal in bethalf of trying
to stimulate a better individ-
ual interest among our jun
iors. It is activity for and
amongst the youngsters that
will build the Croatian Fra
ternal Union of tomorrow. IL
the parents speak Of the Cro-
atian Fraternal Union so will
the children and in like man
ner. ST.
Therefore, we point out to
nest managers and sports
directors in Cleveland, Chr
cago, Milwaukee and Kansas
City to contact their respec-
tive major league baseball
club managements. We know
that they, as local citizens,
will get even more attention
than did we from Pittsburgh.
Rest assured that you will
be cordially received and the
only prerequisites that will be
asked of you are that you
organize your contingents. 1t
is a business proposition to
the baseball moguls and they
are glad to have youngsters
see major league games III
their guests.
1t behooves only us c.. r. U.
adults to have our youngsters
! in on the American baseball
pie. "
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Clarion Lodge Team
Posts Two More Wins

Charlton, Pa. = The Lodge
248 team which will alternate
its softball play between the
Clarion Softball League ex-
tending from June 10Th to
August 18th and independ-
ent diamond activity reports
here on three of their latest
games.
June 18th, they nosed out
the Baron Motors 81 in a
game in which the hits were
scarce and Of short range.
The Croats got four and the
losers three with the victory
being credited to r. Perisich.
The following day, they
hoped off to a good start
by scoring four runs in the
opener against the 7th Ward
Mckeesporters. M. Bekovac,
our second sacker, collected
three hits to lead the attack
and at two runs shared scor-
ing honors with f. Werlich,
our shortstop. R. Perisich on
the mound limited the Nc
Keesport team to two hits
to gain a II decision be-
hind good support.
On June 18th it must have
been the case of going to the
scoring well too often for
the Lodge 248 aggregation
found it dry - the final re-
suit, a 10, victory credited
to the Clarion S8's. S. Prest-
ley was in fine form limiting
us to three hits, all singles,
thus k e pin e our possible
threats at a minimum.
M. Zozom on the mound
for our boys deserved a bet.
ter fate as he held the op.
posing batsmen to five hits
but lacking were our own
when afforded an opportun,
ity on the attack.
John BoIcic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Youngstown viii Play Host Sept. Il
To Society's Eastern Softball Classic

All players to participate
in this softball tournament
must be members of the So
ciety at least three months
and of the lodge which their
team represents. Junior mem
bers are eligible under this
basis to play with the lodge
which administrates t h ir
nest. The team can have the
privilege of recruiting two
players from another lodge
to bolster or assure them
selves of a tournament en-
try.
The registry of twelve (12)
to fifteen (15) players must
be submitted upon being at
tested by the de s g n a | e q
lodge officers to the C.F.U.
Sports Educational Depart
ment no later than Friday,
August 18th, 1856, and be
postmarked SO.
1t would be appreciated if
you signify your intentions
either to Lodge sc sports
director Chuck Koker, 626
Fairmont Ave, Youngstown,
I Ohio, or to the Home Office,
CO Sports-Educational De-
partment.
Frank Braidic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

California Central Committee
President, Chris Radovan's
detailed itinerary of their trip
from Oakland. Following the
presentation of awards by our
Chairman, Luka Pecel, we
danced to the tape recorded
music by Ted Raddish lodge
677) which he so willingly
donated.
Our Chairman pu blicl y
thanked all the members of
the Committee and I give my
thanks now to all those who
helped me. I especially want
to thank the one person whose
name is never officially on the
committee but who has al
ways helped me with all the
detailed work that precedes
a tournament, and that is my
sister Helen Grancich.
The Tournament Commit.
tee met at the home of Luka
Pecel and a report on the
, tournament was given. AT
this meeting, we elected ou1
Chairman for the Tournament
to be held in Los Angeles dur
ing 1858 and that is none
other than George Kurilich
Congratulations, George.
am certain that your com
mittee will make the next
tournament just as successful
as those in the past.
Lucy Papac, Secretary
| Bowling Tournament
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Akron, Canton Keglers
Finally Cap Pin Season

Akron, Ohio - Sunday,
June 18th, as Fathers Day
was celebrated with Akron's
Lodge 472 being host and
victor in our home and home
bowling match series held
each year between us and
Lodge 514 of Canton, Ohio.
The margin of victory was
113 pins, much ere dit for
which must be given to the
fair maidens who did a mag
nificent job of bowling. High
for Akron's fair sex were r.
Lolich, 170-459; followed by
A. Fox, 446; w. Likevich,
435; M. Kalain, 424; and of
course the rest of them.
High for the men were
Tony Donofrio, 223-609, fol-
lowed by T. Pavlic, 221-599 ;
J. Ross, 210-564; M. Capan,
Jr., 564; F. Sutter, Jr., 222-
557; j. Furman, $40; F. Ka-
lain 4S0; and T. Jurkovic,
47S.
The hottest team in this
1856 inter-city series was the
C.F.U. Aces of Akron, using
a 6 man team which rolled
e a m s of 1O55-992-119a
for a 324O total against the
Top Dogs of Canton .who
forged out games of 971-
1O25-119O for a three game
count of 1886.
Tops for the men of Can
ton was A. Tonic who rolled
242-614. Abetting him were
J. Comsia, 543; Lou Marich
$50; S. Bozurich, 525; V
Mikulan, 223-550; F. Paro
522; and A. Spino with
high game of 235. Among
the Canton gals, the pace
setting was done by Cozocal
with 191-5O8, fo o W i n 6
whom came Dovotolich, liz
-497; D. Cockrill, 179-474
and F. Comsia, 4O8.
After splitting the wood
we retired to the Croatia1
American Home in Cantor
to be awarded back our tro
ply and gave back to Can
ton the crying towel whicl
we kept and laundered tn
past twelve months.
As hosts we wish to sa,
that we enjoyed the mos
delicious meal that our WON
en- of Canton cooked. Need
less to say that we appreci
ated the meal and the hos
pitality accorded us as onl.
hungry bowlers can.
We danced to our heart
c o n t e n t and thus brough
down the curtain on anothe
fraternal series for anothe
year when we attempt t.
overthrow Canton again.?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Softball And Baseball
Teams Eligible For Aid

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Lodge
or Nest softball and baseball
teams organized for the 1856
season are in a position, if
they meet the requirements,
to receive aid from the Gro
atian Fratenal Union.
Toward the promotion of
this diamond activity, soft
ball teams will be assisted to
the amount of seventy-five
dollars ($75); baseball teams
because of greater expenses
will receive aid in the a.
mount of one hundred dol
lars 100000.
The applied for appropria-
ton can be the choice of
either cash or athletic equip
ment at a discounted value
of an equal amount. The c.
F. U. Sports-Educational De-
partment in the pursuance of
the intent of these appropri-
ations reserves the right in
furnishing the athletic equip
ment to withhold a portion
of the ordered material until
it, the Department, becomes
assured the applying team
has gone well enough in the
season with it's commitment
to play as a substantial c.
F. U. unit. Cash appropri-
ations, wherever, requested
will be paid in the second
half of the current diamond
season.
One cardinal point Of eli
gibility for aid is regular re.
porting through the Zajedni.
car. Another, that the sports
team carries the name of the
Croatian Fraternal u n o n
the Lodge or the Nest. The
players thereon m ust be
members of the Croatian Fra,
ternal Union.
| Our Society which is big
enough to aid such activity
among others certainly has
the d a m o n d artists or il
should have who think e
nough to both play for the
organization and join it:
ranks, a status wherein ever
greater benefits are on tap.
For perfunctory applica
ton blanks and particular
regarding aid to softball ant
baseball mines, please writ'
to the Croatian Fraternal Un
ion, c/o Sports-Educationa
Department, 3441 Forbes st.
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

AS it is the team has play
ed four games in fast COM
pany and we have won two
games, which we deem q fair
record. The weeks that un-
fold should give us one even
better. The spirit of the team
is high.
Nicholas Rescic, M9r.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

In behalf of all of us from
Akron - "Zbogom, maj
ljepsa hvala, Canton, "a do
bru j finu zabavu".
Tony Pavlic, Sec'y.
c. F. y. 472, Akron
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Home Office OF Society In Proposal
OF 1857 Midwest Basketball Tourney

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Over the
past several years, the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union Annual
Basketball Tournament has
resolved itself into an Ohio
Penn sylvania participation.
There may be reasons for
this. 1t is not to be assumed
that the members in the Mid
west are less G. F. U.-minded
along basketball lines.
Basketball caters to the
youth within the age bracket
II to 25. Unlike the bowlers
who are generally older, the
basketballers do not have the
economic reserve to travel as
they must in groups of ten
players. With the Juniors this
is even more pronounced and
costly.
Therefore, we are advanc-
ing the idea with the approval
of the G.. F. u. Athletic Ad-
visory Board, in behalf of
making more of our youth
G. F. y. conscious through
the sport Of their liking to
have a G. F. u. Midwest Bas-
ketball Tournament for all
teams west of the meridian
passing through Detroit.
The East would participate
In the so-called Eastern divi-
sional tournament, with the
winners, seniors and juniors,
of each to play the other for
the c. F. U. championship.
The site Of these annual
jousts could alternate east to
west.
The Croatian Fraternal I'm
ion would allocate a sum for
bringing the travelling teams
to the championship deter
mining site. These are but
rough plans, the line of de.
marcation may have to be re.
defined from that advanced
here, depending on what
lodges and nests would enter
teams in the proposed divi.
sional events.
We do hope, however, tc
enthuse more Junior teams
thus. 1t is not premature tc
think Of basketball now
Waiting several weeks before
tournament time has been oul
shortcoming. Use the mem.
bership campaign to its fullest
extent to write up new player
members if they are neces.
sary for your lodge or nest tc
be a tournament contender
Check with your lodge of
ficers and nest manager ol
sports director for what per
sonnel is available. Our tour
naments are an intra-societN
rivalry tinged with fraterna
association which steps up The
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. Don't try to close = pros
pect for C.F.U. membership
while he is standing up. Have
him sit down. y
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MIG tn 1853. with blower; excel,
cond., motor recently oyerhsuled
S Gs s rs, R.DSIsr Il Isst6 Ss ssson.
eysrdrtss radio. h sas si HTS
bD esisr. isoo i4th s. nv. NO.
7-II1i. Ouen ewes. tn o, Sat. tn 5.
NASH so Ambassador 4-door: T.
and h.. overdrive: sood tires. ex..
eel. cpnd.. S2q5. AID. 2-o045. -26
NASH RAMBLER 81 sta. was; new
s. Syer owsHR: mG sS65. Jf shd a5s4S
NASH .5s Rambler custom hardtop:
hydramatic. r. and h. Wv. tires:
one owner. new-car condition. e45
CO. 5000 Bladensburs I'd. me-. WA.
Nas SHVO metropolitan 1854: :. and
3. Very clean. Price $500. IA.
NASH 1850 Ambassador sedan:
radio, htr.. hydra; IKE new 1925;
terms; Sd0 down. MR. ROPER
NASH s o 1918 a-dr.; $1,000 MI; good
.sond.: $3.50; orig. owner, IA. g.
NASH 1880 5000; fully equipped;
twin beds; &ig5. AMERICAN
I'd, Arlington, Va. q blk. from
Hechf Col ia. 7-7722.
NASH 1859 Statesman 4-dr.: S7e5:
overdrtve and weather eyes low
mileage; owner; service record
IN our fles.- This ts our choice Of
our stock for real value: see 4
today or Sat. a. WILLIAMS q
BAKER. Nash headquarters for 25
yrs, 18th and NJ. SITS. NV.
NASH 1949 Statesman 2-dr; S195;
good cond.. $50 dn. and small
HaeRtnly payments payS ars q WILLIAMS q
NASH 1883 Ambassador; Sl,0a5;
hydra. drive. weather eye. over
head valve engine. smooth power
with economy to, boot. For q good
deal on q eood Nash see WILL
L1AMS q BAKER, Nash head
quarters for IS yrs, 10th and u