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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
CIAA Title Kept
BY Maryland Stute

Maryland State repeated as
baseball champion Of the Gen.
trail intercollegiate Athletic AS
ISOLATION and will ask to be ad-
mitted to the Region 2 NCAA
'playoffs next week.
Maryland State emerged with
an 8-3 conference record when
ITS game with Lincoln yesterday
was Cancelled. completing the
lCIAA schedule. Maryland State
won in 1856 with a 1912 record.
The final standings:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
WOMEN's GOLF

NORBECK-Oadies guest day.
Guests low gross, Mrs. William
Weitzen Of Indian Spring. 80
Memberships. Ben Rozansky
90. Net-Mrs. Meyer Gilden-
horn, t07-25. 80. Mrs. Lou
Horowitz won the nag tourna-
ment for the fourth straight
year.
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DOCTORINC
YOUR GOLF
By DR.. CARY MIDDLECOFF
Pattern COAHpT A INIT

By DR.. CARY MIDDLECOFF
PATIENTS COMPLAINT,
Trapped in a sand trap.
DIAGNOSIS: Loose footing.
TREATMENT: Don't get pan.
icky just because you're in a sane
trap. If you have a pretty good
lie, and there is no bank or other
intervening obstacle that makes
1t necessary to get the ball UP
quickly, the shot is not much
different from the ordinary iron
shot from grass.
The first essential is that you
have firm footing for this shot
Then determine to make the
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Star Cup Target
OF IA Golfers

Seventy-four Class B golfers
Of the Women's District Golf
Association viii compete In The
Evening Star Cup tournament
tomorrow at Washington Golf
and Country Club.
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NISA Golf Tourne,
Slated Tomorrow
With 700 Entries

Army Nays veteran caddy
master, Joe Jordan. is scrambling
today trying to round UP enough
caddies for the years biggest
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Frisco Will Host SO
W.I.bC. Pin Classic

PITTSBURGH - The 38th
annual W.I.B.C. tourney will
be held at the Downtown
Bowl, corner Of Jones and
Eddy Streets, in San Francis
CO. The ladies will begin NOW
ing down the naples April II
and continue for upwards to
SO days.
While coming to Northern
California the first time for
a W.I.B.C. tournament, any
&C. F. U. members entered
therein will be pleased to
know that, although a lesser
affair by far, the C.F.U. CAL
ifornia State Tournaments on
alternate years have been
staged at the Downtown
Bowl.
To further accentuate their
visit to this 40 lane emporium,
they might be interested to
know that the alleys manager
is Rex Golobic. Sounds like
one of our own?
Frank Braidic
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Toronto $50 Lap Flag Goes To Bengal Quint

sion was turned in by young
: Joe J. Misetic with a new rec
ord high in the triple depart
ment with a 813 as the result
of games of 295, 257 and 261.
He raised his average to a re-
spectacle 223 which continues
to give him the top spot "a
mong the male members in
this category.
Not to be outdone by Joe,
Diane Milakovich established
two records herself; they are
high triple flat, 100 (290-243-
266), and high triple with.
handicap in 844. Diane Chu.
valo broke the women's sin.
gle game high flat with a 2O5
game. Her other two games
were 237 and 10 to give her
! a triple of 707.
Io2v Senzel. captain of the
Starfires, bowled quite well to
the tune Of a GIL triple.
The main reason the Star
fires found it so hard to win
more than one game can be
F.! attributed to Tony Lozo, cap
tain of the Wildcats, who put
together games of 269-219-
3O5 for a 1893 triple.
He was given very able
support by Eileen Chuvalo
who rolled 218-233-245 for
an evenings pinnage of
696. A very interesting item
may be that Eileen Chuvalo
is the mother of Diane.
| November 3rd saw nine re-
cords, individual and team
established. We may never
, experience another such day.
Also of import, the league
is running smoothly. For the
first time in the history of our
Lodge $50 League we have a
spare list, people waiting to
fill in should an opening in
any lineup occur. The C.F.U.
interest is, indeed, high here
in Toronto.
Anthony j. Filipovich, Sec'y.
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high for the winners.
Chulick could not improve
their lead as they fought a
fighting Klaric Contracting
team to a standstill. Each
team won a game and then
tied the third game.
For Chulick, it was Pete
Chulick's 185-521 and Russell
Eaves' 1864 series. For
Klaric, Emil Ivankovich fired
a 234-534 series and John
Klaric threw a 174-504 series.
Klaric Contracting a s o
shot the sessions high single
of 9O9. Watch out, above.
Those Klarics are stirring
from their long slumber.
Special to Junior Members:
- Any Junior member want
ing to bowl in a special league
and also the CFU National
Tournament to be held next
May here in st. Louis, please
contact your Nest Manager.
They are-Nest 324, Mil
lie Ivancich, 6159 Sherry;
Nest 443, Robert Potoc-
MAX, 5122 Robin, COlfax
1854; and Nest 2, Tony
Valent, 1882 Utah Street,
Prospect 2-4445.
We will have instructors
available. How about it, Jun
iors? Write or call us now.
John Mulch, Sec'y.
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CHICAGO - Stanley Cr-
Mich delivers well be it by day
or in the night.
A modest mailman during
the daylight hours, and a star
pin buster after dark, Stanley
nearly realized every bowler's
ambition last August 18th at
the Queen Recreation, 6236
So. Ashland Avenue, by
shooting a 299 game.
A reluctant tenpin kept
Stanley from a perfect score
in that game of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars League.
Bro. Crnich came back
again the next night to try
for the big one and had a
222 average for five games
with an evenings high of
269.
The Chicago Bowling News
gave his play much publicity
locally. The VIEW Lea o1,e
includes several other C.F.U.
bowlers in it's lineups, namely,
John Golich, James Rose and
Walter Crnich.
Stanley Crnich comes from
a bowling family. His brother
Walter is a standout tenpin
blaster, while his sister Dora
is secretary of a mixed league
at Queens.
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Bombers Riding Herd As Etna Nest Il
Youngsters Enjoy First Lane Campaign
Starlings Rack Up Sixth Win In Row To
Keep Circuit Championship Hopes Aglow

ETNA, Pa. - The Bonn
bers Of the Nest 21 League
are really hitting on all cylin-
ders, led as they were by their
top notch kegler, Vincent
Jaksic, who rolled the best
boys scores in 165-415.
The mark "115" at the
November 3 session SEEM
ed to be the choice number
for Marian Struff, Jack La
desic and Frank Spelic.
The luck of the Bombers
continued in the next rolling
as they totalled 1411 pins to
down the Blue Jays, their
fifth loss in two weeks.
David Utiss had a one game
high of 143, while Vincent
Jaksic was tops for three
games with 361. Anna Marie
Segina rolled 107.
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The Starlings made it six
straight at the expense of the
and in spite of Rich
ard Tomichek's 125-287. Barb
Perkovic's 269 triple paced
the winners.
Barbara Spelic of the
Owls is a promising young
bowler. She shot a 100 for
the series as the Raiders re-
versed themselves to win
all three games.
Other victors as teams were
the Rockets over the Thun-
derbolts, and the Road Run
ners over the Cardinals. Da-
vid Kushon's 104-263 led for
the Rockets and Susan Hal
der, the lead-off for the Road
Runners, paced her mates.
Anna Marie Segina, Sec'y
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Toronto Will Play Host April 25-2b
To 18th Annual Five Pin Tournament
Members of Lodge $50 Begin Planning
For Canada's No. CFU Pin Spectacle

TORONTO, Ont, Can. -
Throughout the United States
and Canada the sport of bowl
ing is well under way by his
time of the year and for ev-
cry bowler the season will
have it's ups and downs, its
low points and it's highlights.
Here in Canada the climax
to any successful season is
the CFU's annual spin tour
nament. This will be the
twelfth running of this func-
ton and no other annual
sporting event in Canada can
be credited with bringing so
many Croatians together
The Spin tournament
competition will be held
Friday and Saturday, April
25 and 26, 1858. The actual
bowling will take place at
the beautiful Olympia Ed
ward Lanes. Toronto. with
Lodge $50 of that city as
tournament host.
The victory banquet will be
held the Saturday night of the
tourney at the Croatian Ma
tional Home on Dupont st.
The tournament is COM
prised of numerous events TO
enable each and every bowl
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Canton, Youngstown
Resume Tenpin Jousts

CANTON, Ohio = The
first games of the current
seasons inter-city series took
place in Canton as a team,
men and women each, from
Youngstown Lodge &c and
Canton Lodge 514 met Sum-
day, November 10th.
The Cantonlte girls led by
M. zugich, 185-456, and M.
Mussulin, 155-414, built up a
SO point advantage, 2047-
1897, over our Youngstown
guests. K. Koski with 156-462
and A. Chockey, 154-43O, got
off the best scores among the
visitors.
Canton men also held up
well, running up a 2795 total
as Pat Spino, 212-599, and v.
Miculan, 198-548, showed the
way. c. Hlasta, 199-548, and
N. Banko, 216-541, toppled
them the best for Youngs-
town.
So Canton won the first
round by 168 pins and we
will go to Youngstown in
defense of the trophy by
that margin. However if
they overcome that figure
they will not only win the
inter-city series but will get
title to it, the trophy, hay-
ing won it last year.
The social at the Croatian
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Ed Cominskey Batters
Duckpins For b3b Set
To Claim John Record

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
st. Rochus keglers appear to
have their bowling sights
sharpened.
At the October Oath rolling,
captain Edward Cominskey of
the Baretincic Morticians Is
tablished a new individual
three game high for the sea-
son in CSC, shooting as he did
three double century games,
2O7-212-217.
His marks surpass Frank
Kolar's recent high of 633.
Ace Cominskey now boasts
one of the highest duckpin
averages in the Johnstown
vicinity, a hefty 1856 average.
Congratulations, Ed, and may
you find the lanes to your
liking this season.
This individual exhibition
enabled the Morris to climb
out of the cellar and in so
doing they compiled new team
highs in S78-2511.
The following week Cece-
liza Jakovic set an Ill time
feminine high in 541 on the
basis of games Of 119-168-
1874. Cecelia's achievement
surely deserves recognition
and comes to an ardent
bowler.
1t spanked the league lead
ing st. Rochus Church team
to break their own high scores
as they banged out 880-2578.
They now lead the Lodge 5
Mixed Duckpin League by Sc
ven games. The Lodgemen
who were victims of a 80
trouncing did we'll but not
under such extraordinary
bombardment.
There were other good
scores over the past two
weeks, the best being Steve
Petrusic's 219-562 and Steve
Kmetz's 5O7.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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Rudolph R. Srdoch Is
Handy With Big Sticks

WILMERDING, Pa. = Ru-
dolph R. Srdoch as a member
of the Westinghouse Tenpin
League Of East Pittsburgh,
Pa, sprung into such promi-
nence that we feel duly bound
to pass along his feats to the
readers of the Zajednicar.
On September 18th, which
is quite early in the kegling
season, he shot a 265 game.
A week later he fired a 253
game and went on to collect
665 pins for the evening.
Rudolph Srdoch is a
member in good standing of
C.F.U. Lodge AZ of this
community. In fact he has
seen fit to take out a Sec
ond certificate with the
Society via increased pro-
lection. His parents also
are enrolled in the organi-
zatiOn.
With Rudy as the nucleus
it is hoped that Wilmerding
Lodge AZ can perhaps be rep
resented at the Oath Annual
Tenpin Tournament of the
Croatian Fraternal Union in
st. Louis next May Is to 18,
1858. Joseph Preventive
President Lodge AZ
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St. Louis Juniors viii Play Role In
Society's 1853 Natl. Tenpin Tourney
Special Bowling League Being Planned
For Mound City's Younger Pin Devotees

ST. LOUIS - With John
Manestar firing a 22O-546,
Hubie Domijan's 219-542, and
Frank Jovanovic's 199-535,
Fassi Tavern Of the CFU st.
Louis League blanked Ban
Tile to move closer to first
place, which is only a game
and a half away. Fassi Ia
vern also shot the sessions
high three of 2613.
For Ban Tile, it was Paul
Ban blasting a 2OO-488 SER
les, aided by brother Frank
with his 193-482. Don't give
up now, Ban Tile.
John Stygar and Sons,
keeping up with the leaders,
took two games from Moydell.
John Krsul's 215-539 series,
John Jackovac tossing a 1862
476 series, and Walter Orb
cich's 166-457 series were
high for the victors.
For Moydell, it was Nick
Jadrich firing a 177-487 fol-
lowed by Tom Skok's 19O-482
series.
Hapless Team 6 gave two
games to Ivancich and Brncic
Contracting as they fell deep
er into the basement. For
Team 6, it was Bob Potocnjak
with a 193-5O7 and John Per.
hat rolling a 481 series. John
Ivancich's 1852 and George
Ivancic's 175-5O7 series were
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| Omaha Nest 28 Seeks
|Home.And.Home Games
With Midwest CUNTS

OMAHA, Neb. - The win
ter program for the member
ship of S. S. Peter and Paul
Lodge 101 and Junior Nest
% is beginning to take form.
kolo classes for young
and old are being held on
Wednesday evenings at the
school; children at : pm.
and the adults at 8 pm.
The opening classes have
been we'll attended and the
reaction has been gratifying.
The adult group is to be
commended for their fine per-
formance during the recent
farewell party given Father
John Vernon, assistant pastor
at SIS. Peter and Paul, upon
his transfer to Catholic Uni
versity in Washington, DC.
The songs and dances were
well received by the audience.
Thanks also goes to the Gro.
atian Sons Tamburitza Or
chestra for their part in the
festival given by Assumption
Church of Lynch, Nebraska,
Of which Father Humber is
pastor.
Basketball drills have be-
gun for the junior order for
the forthcoming CYO season.
The team will be built around
Jim Kros, Jim Kresnik and
Joe Hertzig, returnees from
last years squad. The team
will have a rough row to hoe
but will give a stout challenge.
We would like to play
juniors from Kansas City,
St. Louis and other nearby
areas, if they will but con-
tact us. 1t is our desire to
see a Midwest Basketball
tourney in the neighbor-
hood of Chicago or Gary
come spring.
The Omaha Juniors are ad-
vised that the annual Christ
mas Party will be held on
Sunday evening, December
%, commencing at 1880 pm.
Entertainment again will be
provided and good ole St.
Nick will be on hand to dis.
tribute gifts to members. The
Junior members will be con-
tacted regarding this party.
Joseph T. Cupich
1851 Drexel
Omaha, Z, Nebraska
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Mailman Stanley Crnich Is
Star Pin Buster After Working Hours
Widely Known Lodge 10 Member Misses
Posting Perfect Game BY Single Stick

The whole Crnich family is
numbered among the C.F.U.
stalwarts. Ann Rose, nee Cr-
Mich, was instrumental in
having her husband James
join and Charlotte Cronin, nee
Crnich, has her husband Wal
ter enrolled.
The G. F. U. line cortia-
ues even to the nephews
and neices in the Junior
Order for a third genera
ton Of membership. The
majority of this clan carry
the "Krizari" Lodge 20
plume.
On this basis we, in behalf
of many relatives and Trends
beyond Chicago, congratulate
Stanley Crnich on his 299
game.
The Queen Recreation AL
leys will be remembered by
C.F.U. Tenpin Tournament
boWlers as the scene in 1896
of the End C.F.U. National
Tournament and also in 1914
of the 10th G.. F. u. Tenpin
Tournament. Still more re-
Gently the lanes have been
the site of Progress Lodge
749 Sweepers.
Mary Julian, Sec'y.
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er to display his or her talent,
while a handicap system gives
all bowlers a fighting chance.
The events are: Senior dou-
bles (men and women), SEN
ior mixed teams, Senior sin
giles (men and womenD, SEN
ior mixed doubles, and Senior
all-events (men and women).
In each instance prize money
and trophies will be awarded
to the top bowlers,
In the junior division
there is mixed team COM
petition with the top team,
and top boy and girl bowl
er, receiving beautiful tro-
phies awarded by the CFU
Home office i'm Pittsburgh,
which also pays the bowl
ing lines of the Juniors.
We indeed hope we will
have a stronger representa-
ton of our American breth-
rem this year. If you are in
terested in entering the tour
nament, address your CORES
pondence to: Robert w. Nj
zich, SIP Prince Edward
Drive, Toronto Is, Ontario,
Canada. The time 10 act is
now, not next April.
Robert w. Nizich, Sec'y.
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Morris Team To Watch
In Joimstown Dux Race

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
Baretincic Morticians at the
November 9Th session of the
st. Rochus Mixed Tenpin
League shot games of 847-
833 for a total pinnage of
1852, the evenings highs.
This team will bear watch
ing the balance of the season.
Leading the Morticians
were Rudy Kopriva, 199-529,
and Tom Gojmerac. Among
their victims, the st. Rochus
Church squad, John Bross,
169-441, and George Drago-
vich, 139-439 set the pace.
The losers are still in a slump
and ma, attribute it to the
new alleys and automatic pin
settlers.
Pavich Amusements were
too much for the Lodge 5
keglers as the former
romped off to a 40 win.
With three keglers shoot
ing in the 500's, Joseph Mes
max, 1858, Mike Hochycko,
1S9-5O9 and John Pavich, IT.
5O6 as contrasted to but Car
men Magistro's 1888 in
their camp, the Lodgemen
were lacking the punch.
The losers in this match,
incidentally, lead the league
but it just wasn't one Of their
better or even regular nights.
Joseph Fishter, Sec'y.
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. Field Workers, attention!
Approx mately 62.500,000
human beings are born into
the world every year. That's
about two every second. Plen-
ty of prospects for member
ship in the CFU among them,
so look around you and sign
your share today.
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TORONTO, Ont. - T h e
Bengals on October 9th
smothered the last place Vul-
lures to win the first round
series in the CFU Lodge $50
Bowling League.
They finished II points "a
head of their nearest rivals,
the Eagles. The Wildcats ap-
peared paralyzed in this
match with the Eagles, who
rode rough shod to a clean
sweep over them to the tune
of a triple record 3417.
The women showed up
the men that Sunday, main
ly the 766 registered by
Kay PavlOvich, 233-260-
273, which by the way
broke the existing triple
held by Marie Chnvalo in
go.
In bowling her record
766, Kay raised her bowling
average to 1876, which is now
tops for the women, and owns
the triple handicap honors at
100.
Not to be outdone by Kay,
Mary Ann Milakovich bowled
III, combining games Of 1911
2S7-233. Her single game of
287 broke her own record of
281 and boosted her average
to 100.
Joe J. Misetich, just 19
years Of age, is starting to
show his heels to the rest of
the men in our league as aver
ages go with a 217 mark. His
closest rival is Tony Lozo
with PIP. John Lozo, peren-
ial winner, is back in third
place with an average of 211.
The Lodge $50 boWlers
carried their fury into the
November 3rd session. The
Wildcats and Starfires en-.
gagged in quite a battle, even
though the Starfires bowled
exceptionally we'll they could
manage to take one game
from the dogged Wildcats.
The two teams broke eX-
listing team records as fol-
lows. high single flat, 1850,
Starfires; high triple flat,
1882, Wildcats; high single
handicap, 1902, Starfires;
and high triple handicap,
1910, Wildcats.
The best score of the ses-
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Log Of Society's Natl Tenpin Meets

City
1885 Whiting, Ind "Maywoodites' L. 799 Hammond Ind
- Progress, L. 749 Chicago, Ill.
1886 Chicago, ILL.,, Progress. L. 749 Chicago Ill.
1887 Gary Croatan Sons and Daughters L. 727 Gary Ind
1898 Cleveland, o., Pioneers" L. 663 .... Cleveland, o,
1889 Milwaukee, Wise Vanguards L. 807 Milwaukee, Wis.,
1s4o Detroit, Mich. Onyx, L. III Detroit Mich.
1941 Hammond, Ind. "Maywoodites L. 799 Hammond Ind.
1912 Kalamazoo. Mich, Happy Aces, L. 1928 Kalamazoo
1943 Chicago, ILL.,, Progress L. 749 Chicago, Ill.
1914 Chicago, ILL.,, Progress L. 749 ... Chicago Ill.
1945* Cleveland O.. Pioneers L. 663 . Cleveland O..
Hammond, Ind.
Detroit, Mich.
1916 Cleveland, O.. Pioneers, l.. 663 Cleveland, O.
"Svet Nikola' l.. IA ... Cleveland, O.
1947 Chicago, ILL.,, "Progress L. 749 Chicago, III.
1948 Buffalo, N, Y, "Lackawannas L. 726 Lackawanna
1949 Milwaukee, Wisc "Vanguards' l.. SO7 Milwaukee
1850 Detroit, Mich, "Onyx, L. TT Detroit Mich.
1851 Chicago, ILL.,, "Sloboda L. 80 Chicago, Ill.
1852 Cleveland, O., "Pioneers l.. 663 Cleveland O.
1853 St. Louis NO. St Louis, Central Com. ST. Louis Mo.
1854 Detroit, Mich, Fora, l.. 351 Detroit Mich.
1866 Chicago, Ill., "krzari' L. 70 Chicago III.
1856 Buffalo, n Y Sacred Fraternity" Buffalo
1857 Cleveland O. "Pioneers L. 663 .... Cleveland, O.
1858 St. Louis, No. "St. Louis Central Com St. Louis Mo-
Note: - Tournament awarded to Cleveland, Ohio in
1945 but World War travel restrictions resolved it into
Stay At Home Tournament three cities.
Frank Braidic
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Home, following the kegling
match, was marked by a
grand time which included a
turkey dinner and the balance
of the evening was spent in
dancing to Chuck Kosic's Or
chestra.
Harriet Bozurich, Sec'y.