ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-23
CLEVELAND'S
Tenpin Bowling Beat

IIcSeuI plans Gail loi WINS
Saturday afternoon and evening
on the 18th with the banquet
timed for Sunday afternoon, the
18th.
Entries will close on Satur-
day, January 3Oth, and entry
fee must accompany all entry
forms.
All participants in this tour
ney must be members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union. Entry
blanks will be available very
shortly, and for further in
formation contact either the un-
dersigned or Mrs. Ann Resclc
at Grdina Recreation, 6019 st.
Clair Ave-, any Saturday after
noon during the bowling ses-
sions of the Junior Nest 55
Bowling League.
X
This column is very sorry to
report that John Badovinac, at
present president of the Pio-
neers Lodge and also president
of the CFU High Trial Board,
underwent surgery on his ear
recently at st. Luke Hospital.
BY the time this issue reaches
the many readers Of this col
umn, bro. Badovinac should be
confined at home and we are
quite sure that he will receive
many get we'll cards as Johnny,
as we know him as such, is
blessed with many friends.
It is hoped that this illness
doesn't sideline bro. Badovinac
too long and here is hoping for
a speedy recovery, Johnny!
"
Probably many of our local
CFU sports followers read about
the recent bowling match which
had teamed up our Sophie Cetin-
sky and Tito Francona of the
Cleveland Indians on one side
and Jean Justin, another star
local feminine kegler and the
hall of famer, Bob Rapid Rob-
ert" Feller on the other. "
Sophie Cetinsky is a member
of Cleveland's Lodge Il while
Mr.. Francona was the terror
in the American League last
summer and only a few days
ago was voted as the man of
the year among the Indians by
the local chapter of sportswrit-
ers.
Anyway, Sophie and Tito
Francona were the winners
of this special match which
was viewed by a large audi
ence.
Still another Sophie Cetin-
sky" story is the fact that she
is the member of the local Free
way Washer and Stamping
quintet which shot a 1887 game,
highest game ever rolled by any
, ladies quint in the nation and
is now recognized as the new
worlds mark.
Sophie rolled a 246 game in
this big game and collected a
$50 series as this helped this
team shoot 3171 series which
we learn is the fourth highest
ever recorded for women. Nice
going, Soph!
This column got a little be-
hind in reporting some of the
bowling scores in the various
CFU circuits in this city so here
they are:
CFU Mixed League-Joe Jak-
lie fired a new loop mark with
his 574 on games of 207, 156
and 211-Helen Kleps had 1874
414-John Bratovich a 177-523
Lou Marriott blasted 213
(new high) in 5O7 set-Al Ba-
tulewich a 183-493 and Kitty
Koscica 155-430. Andy Sanko-
vich won a turkey in a drawing
for Thanksgiving.
AL & Georges Cafe girls
f! had a new high with 2317
/ sticks in the local CFU Ladies
League on the 8th of Decem-
Der.
Mary Koren with 180-5O6 and
Ann Bilicic 178-497 helped on
this bombardment.
Other scores reported by our
lovely secretary, Judy Bilicic, of
this loop were Jo Krukowski
with 2O3-5OO, Mary Staresina
had 180-434, Emma Marczis 1866
414, Charlotte Gabel 18O-434
and of all people, Pearl Dodson
a 14O-414.
We better print this: Mary
Celizic (our sidekick) won the
| Thanksgiving turkey provided
by the management Of the St.
Clair-Eddy alleys and no fool
ing Mrs. c had 1O2 pins over
her average.
The two big "Jawns" Fuduric
|