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Saints Take Big Lead
In lawn Mixed Circuit

JOHNSTOWN, Pa - The
st. Rochus team continues to
burn up the Lodge . Mixed
Duckpin League.
In recent games they put
the Baretincic Morticians on
the short end of a 2-1 deci-
sion, thereby increasing their
lead to eight games.
Victor Farkas, Jr., with
194-519, was a factor as were
Mike Duray with 189-497 and
Cecilia "Acess" Jakovic with
her feminine high scores ISL
4O2. +
For the Morticians,
Frank Kolar was Outstand-
ing as he took individual
highs among the men with
211-559. Joseph klopovich
shot a 487 series; Helen
Demko with 387 was a good
component.
In other games, the Pavich
Amusements took a 2-1 nod
over the Lodge 5 team. Ste
phen Kmetz was high man on
his respective team, and Sec
ondly Steve Petrusic with his
439 was tops with 160-147-
1872.
For the Lodgemen, captain
Vic Farkas, Sr., trotted out a
SOB series, while teammate
John Rozich came through
with one pin less, SOP. Agnes
Gojmerac hit for 345.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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Da|matian Unity Squad Takes Lead IN
Battle For South Chicago League Flag
Recently Organized Circuit Thriving b
AS Interest, Scores Sputnik On High

up the rear guard with rec
ords of 8-13 and TIA in
that order.
Individually, Joe Gakich,
201-562, appears to have
done the best, being followed
by Stan Nosich, 2O6753S;
John Senzcl, 213-531; Rade
Cvijanovich, 201-527; Peter
Krilich, 2O1-513; John Bako-
vich, 193-495; and Martin
Boich, 187-199. Julia Stropin,
154-412, and Marge Marino-
vich, 16O-4O2. set the pace a.
mong the distaff bowlers.
Peter P. krilich, Sec'y.
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Granite City Deuces
C|out Treys To Take
10.Game Circuit Lead

GRANITE CITY, Ill. -
The tenpins certainly got a
battering at h e Velebit
Lodge 222 League session on
November LIST.
The Deuces extended their
lead to a full ten games by
shellacking the second place
Treys 80 by over 200 pins.
The last place Aces even en-
.joyed it for one game when
they rolled 934, the evenings
high, to take the opener from
the Quads, who went on to
win the next two games.
The significant thing was
Sam Naglich's 2s9 game as
part of a 661 series and Joe
Minllowski's 703. Said fig
ures, along with Joe Tara
sovich's 256 game i'll 632
set, become the seasons
high and runner-up marks.
Other mentionables in this
unusual night were Ed Sprai-
car, $50, Stan Skubish, 625.
and Charles Stimac, GIT. St.
Louis, Missouri. here we come
for the 1858 C.F.U. Tenpin
Tournament even though it is
but across the Mississippi
River. Ed Sprajcar, Sec'y.
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ST. Jerome School Of
Chicago Will Sponsor
Reunion November goth

CHICAGO - st. Jerome
Parochial School, located at
1913 So. Princeton Ave, is
celebrating it's 35th Anniver-
sary this year.
The alumni have planned
a school reunion for all the
graduating classes, 1927
through 1857, inclusive, and
the date set for the cele-
bration is Saturday, No
vember 90, at s.. Jerome's
Auditorium, 2S01 So. Prin-
ceton Ave-, at $3.50 pm.
Dinner will be served, fol-
lowed by entertainment and
dancing.
The school Of st. Jerome
Croatian Parish was estab-
lished in 1922 during the
pastorship of Father Vence-
slav Vukonic. Sisters Adorer5
of the Most Precious Blood,
whose Motherhouse is in
Columbia, Pennsylvania, have
been teaching since the school
originated in 1922.
This reunion is open also
to those who were not grad
yates, but did attend during
these 35 years. Further
information can be obtained
by contracting any of the
following committee men,
bers:
General and Entertainment
Committee Chairman, Mr.. Jo-
seph Dvornik - 218 West
33rd ST.; Co-Chairman, Mrs.
Harry Lucarelli - 6131 So.
Marshfield; Secretary, Miss
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Mary Peresin - 3146 So.
Shields Ave; Chairman Of
Food Committee, Mrs. Ann
Radivoy = 1892 So. Parnell
Ave; Invitation Chairman,
Miss Gloria Bozich 80
West 30th Street; Publicity
Chairman, Mrs. Vera Bozich
1922 So. Wells st.
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ST. Louis Larks Hit
Circuit Stride After
LONG Stay In Dungeon

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - We here
in the Greater CFU st. Louis |
League are very proud Of the
Larks. For three successive
weeks these women keglers
have taken 2 out of 3 games.
You certainly have to give
a hand to a team that The
majority of us had little hope
for. The team next above
them for a spot in the leagues
dungeon have a SO pins plus
average more than the Larks
and still ever upward nave
they, the Larks, set their
sights.
Cathie Domian again
starred for her team, this
time with a 444 series. A.
longside her was her ever
constant scoring cOmpam-
on, Angeline A Jovanovic
with a 413 series.
Teresa Sarich bowled over
1913 pins which also was a
great help. In defeating Lodge
so, the Larks have come with
in two games Of accomplish
ing their goal that of get
ting out of the leagues damp
quarters.
Bess Tatlock gave her best
score of the year in 2O6-501.
Congratulations for getting
back into your old bowling
shape! Mary Novakovfch has
found the pocket again, this
time for a 182-447 set. But it
was to no avail as the Lodge
SO lassies could win but one
game.
Vlatkovich Market are back
in stride after dropping 2 out
, of 3 games the past two
weeks. Chulicks were able to
save one game with the good
backing of Marie Juras'S no.
495. This was Marie's best for
the year. Second in line was
Amelia Sarar with 165-432.
For the Vlatkovichs,
Frances Grbcich took hon
ors with a 175-5O5 card,
and of course our good
bowler Kate Grbac had her.
self a 19O-478. Kate Orb
cich Jared quite well with
163-462.
Two very good bowling
friends are now living in Pi-
qua, Ohio, and scan the "a
jednicar for news Of the ST..
st. Louis bowlers. They are
CYL and Mildred Pilas. This is
to say hello" from all their
st. Louis friends and former
bowling companions. May you
be back with us before too
long.
jeanette Manestar, Sec'y.
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Sveta Ana, Jaska, in Croatia.
His father was a men,
ber of Lodge 535 in Mid
land, but a strong support
er of the E.S.L.-ers. Ivan
Toncic's mother is still a
Lodge 535 member.
Committeeman Of Pitts
burgh's Croatian Day in the
early sos will remember the
late Andy Toncic, Sr., attend
ing meetings in Pittsburgh
even though it meant travel
ing so miles from Midland.
Ivan's sister Luby is mar
ried to Thomas Wuchina, both
of whom are members of ESL
No. 1872 of Midland and have
five children, all members of
our Nest 626. In other words
a 1000 C.F.U. family.
The only brother, Andy
Toncic, Jr., is married and al
so a member of Lodge 1872.
His two children are also
members of Nest 626. Ivan,
as the youngest of the three,
was a member of Nest 157
until he transferred to ESL
No. 1872.
Scouts On His Trail
He attended Presentation
Catholic School of Midland
for his elementary education.
Ivan starred in basketball
and football while even in
grade school. He entered Mid
land High School where his
basketball and football play
attracted attention.
As an indication of his
versatility, it is proper to
mention that he was a
basketball letterman at
Midland High.
In football he received ALL
America High School Honor
able Mention, All W.P.I.A.L
and All Beaver County hon
ors. He also played in the
Jay-Cee post season game at
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so. CHICAGO, Ill. - Due
to circumstances beyond my
control, the intended regular
ly scheduled articles due the
Zajednicar have not been SUBJ
,sc.ted and wish to apologize
to every bowler of the C.F.U.
Bowling League of So. Chi
cago. This non-submittal of
articles will not recur this sea-
son.
We are now in our eighth
week of bowling. 1t can be
said that the interest as well
as the bowling scores have
risen tremendously.
The organization of the
combined lodges wish to ex-
tend their "dobro nam do
sli" to our new bowling en-
thusiasts, namely, Peter
Rupcich, Nick and Tillie
Peneva, John krilich, Eu-
gene Puharich, John Sen
eel, Marge and John Mari
novich, j. Metzger, Edward
Wolff, Bob Sheppard and
Oily.
We also wish to extend a
greeting to our staunch CFU
boosters and loyal rooters,
whom l am sure every bowler
can agree make our evening
of bowling something exciting
and a night to look forward
to.
On the basis Of the last
turnout of new boWlers and
spectators, it looks as though
we have a great potential for
fielding several more teams
when the 1958-59 season rolls
around.
In behalf of every lodge
member of the six-lodges
Bowling League of So. Chica-
go, may I say welcome" to
any C.F.U. members who wish
to join us. Please leave your
name and address with any
of the present league bowlers.
To get a better picture of
what's going on at the De We
to Bowling Lanes, permits me
to say that Dalmatian Unity
now leads the loop with a 1876
record. Two games behind
them are the Napredaks, and
at the same interim will be
found the st. Joseph team
with II wins in seven weeks
of play.
Istrian Brothers top the
second division with a 9-12
card and st. Anthony and
Free Croatia quints bring
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ads Lead To st. Louis, Missouri, May 151617-18 1858

n6 coqs FROM THE socE7rs AMERICAN AND CANADIAN BOWLING FRONTS
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Cleveland DamseIs In
| New Round Battle For
Championship GonfaIon

CLEVELAND - The first
round of bowling is over for
the CF'U Cleveland Ladies
League and scores for both
teams and individuals arc
champion style.
Marge Cutura, the former
Miss Vlosich (got herself
married Sept. 2, congrats), is
sparkling the Ohio Furniture
team with some outstanding
bowling. Starting with a 1853
average, went down to a 154,
Oct. 10th excitement of mar
ried life), now back to 161
after hitting a 600 series.
Sister Helen Pokorsnik
helping out with a SAG series
on Sept. 18th and 529 on the
18th of October. Nom Mary
Bezjak sure can boast of a
daughters-mother team to be
watched in tn e coming
months.
AL and George in first
place and Mary koren hit
ting some of her finest
games, a 222 game Oct. 10,
a 517 series on the 18th,
and holding a 1872 average
are a sure champion c,m-
bination.
Grdina's in second place
have a mother and daughter
"combo", D. Kufrin and
daughter Shirley. Mary Sa-
rapa their captain getting her
share of some nice games,
Oct. 3rd a 558, Oct. 18th a
500, and the Oath a 5O7.
Golubs who have that Jr.
Champ, Charlene Strahinic,
are in 4th position. Charlene
by the way leads the girls
with a 240 single game shot
Sept. 26th.
Orchids to Ann Perovich
for keeping her team togeth-
err, with Vern Franks in the
hospital, Helen Kohler sick
with the flu, and a bowler
bowling out with other COM
mitments, she still says me
yer die" and keeps the team
in 5th place at this writing.
Sure hope this next cycle will
find things running a lot
smoother for you, Ann.
Schelley's and S and L
vieing for sixth place and
7 who had two games post
poned to date still trying
for an upper berth.
At this time may we extend
our deepest sympathy to Ann
Perovich on the death of her
father, and Millie Sintic On
the death of her husband
May they rest in peace.
Olga Ladaika, Sec'y
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Williamsburg, Pa, and in the
East and West game.
Pitt His First Love
Ivan Toncic had been Of
fered quite a few scholar
ships, but he chose the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh to fur
ther his education and sports.
He is now enrolled in his
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Note: - Scores for the November 1857 listing must
ach by December 10TH
.- Frank Bradic, Dir. Sports Educational Dept
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Society's Outstanding League Bow|ers
Month OF October, 1857
TENPINS

1886 Club - Men
John Comsia Canton, O. 2S9 2S9
Frank Jovanovic, st. Louis Mo.
John Martinck, Buffalo, N. Y. .........".".."."236
Joe Minkowski, Granite City, Ill.
"64O Club Men
Emil Ivanl1ovich st. Louis Mo. ......."".~......672
Carmen Manestro, Johnstown, Pa. ............."65S
John Martinck Buffalo, N. Y 643
1929 Club" - Women
Martha Vrevich Los Angeles, Calf. ...........246
Charlene strahinic Cleveland O. 249 249
Mary Roth, Los Angeles, Calf. 222
1855 Club" - Women
Marge Vlosich Cutura Cleveland, O. 600
Mary Sarapa Cleveland 0.
Kate Grbac, st. Louis Mo.
Ginny Koss, Detroit Mich. 557
DUCKPINs
"24O Club Men
Victor Farkas, sr, Johnstown, Pa ...~.........25o
Charles Vlasc, Monessen, Pa. .,...,.........,...244
Frank koar, Johnstown, Pa.
..- $3.50 Club - Men
Edward Cominskey Johnstown, Pa. .............6 636
Frank Kolar Johnstown, Pa. ........"........"..633
Steve Petrusic, JohnstoWn, Pa
1900 Club - Women
Mary Pavlc Versailles Pa. 2O2
Mary Derkas, Versailles, Pa a....................202
Trudy Bacon Versailles, Pa
800 Club - Women
Cecilia Jakovc, Johnstown Pa.
Mary Pavlic, Versailles, Pa.
Helen Buzek Versailles, Pa
%. FIVE PINS
-,:.. .. 1918 Club" - Men
Jack Belobradich Toronto Ont
George Tancrajter Toronto Ont.
Steve Valc, Schumacher, Ont
"77O Club" - Men
Anthony Capn, Hamilton, Ont. ........,~...",...819
Joe j. Msetich, Toronto, Ont
Joe Tomac Schumacher Ont
"275 Club" - Women
Anne Primorac, Schumacher, Ont ..~.............321
Mary Anne Miakovich Toronto, Ont.
Marie Chuvalo Toronto, Ont.
"71O Club - Women
Anne Primorac, Schumacher, Ont ........"......844
Kay Pavlovich, Toronto, Ont.
Mary Ann Milakovich, Toronto Ont ..........711
Note: - Scores for the November 1867 listing mus
each us by December 10TH
49, Frank Bradic, Dir. Sports Educational Dept
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

GORGEOUS BIG 5-BEpRM z-BATH cENTER-HALL
RAMBLER IN SPRINGFlELp-PRIcE sLASHED TO S3I 500
-oUT-oF-ToWN OWNER POSITIVELY MUST SELlI-
56l5 kNoLlWooD pRVE-oPEN SUN. -5-AetuoIy love-
her ton brond You MUST the appreciate
size, quality and condition Immense full basement Oversize
eoroee Large covered pofo Best lot in the community Nice and
high with beautiful views and Public ond poochoI schools
kenwood Club. Moss Ave. extended. to Cromwell Dr. right
to Knclwood; right TO home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

FIRST Observation-Disclosures 3
BEDROOM BRICK COLONIAL WITH A BARREL or CHARM
ASKING $l9.95o-ASSUME 4h % 81 LOAN OF APP
GUIDING TAXES AND lNsURANcE-9IlI LlNpALE
DRVE-oPEh SUN. l5-chormins home perfectly beou-
u condition Wonderful neshbOhOod convenient to oil SCHOOL,
and transportation Excellent room sizes Good bseokost sooce
kit Separate, size dill Full bright basement Loee
screen porch Beautifully ondseoped level orae fenced
yord WILL CONSIDER $500 DOWN. Out Old Georqetown
Rd Beech Ave, left Beech WImett right on WiImett
to Lyndole left on Lyndole to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

sETHESDA-RARE CHARM ON A BEAUTIFUL STREET m
CONTROLLED HILLMEAD-PRlcED AT $2oS5o-6IO5
TEMPLE ST.-oPEN SUN. I-S-AnOther $500 will make
this beautiful 4bedm 2both home Second floor roushed
in for big bedrms ond both Lose pch Basement Better
thon NEW! Brodley Blvd TO Ridge Rd right Temple;
to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
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FIRST Observation-Disclosures HOME NOT FAR
FROM AMERICAN UNIVERSITY - BRIARcLIFF- SPRING
vAlLEr-kEhT AREAS BEDRMS PLUS NURSERY AND
DEN zh BATHS-$zs 7so-5o45 GARFIELD STREET
NW-oPth SUN i-S-Biek Dutch Colonial. Full bose
men 6oose Screen porch Highly convenient close Location
Should sell immediately Nbrosko to Louahton R roht "a
Arzono Ave-, left to Gorfed left to home