The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23

ne St, raul WHIST Club ana the Athennum
OF Toronto, having won three and one-half
was won, ~ St. Paul BY the rather decisive
the challenge trophy for the season OF 1890
1900 are therefore George l.. Bum. J. II.
Bronson. Jr.
MINNEAPOLIS TROPHY.
This contest brought out a large field. The
conditions were four preliminary rounds.
ting and and and ND W. but SEQ Scoring by by
fractions, Of less than one third Of trick to be
match score ut the end Of the rreIinl inares
entered final event. which was played on the
hut each hand still counting as a match,
Thirty; eight clubs entered for this, trophy. and
clubs. the number Of matches won following
their their names: Chicago Whist. 445n; Chicago
PBupIicate. ~; Cicero A. st. Louis, AZ;
lis. 42S: Waibrook. a.. ''" II n'''Ne'p'-
The trophy was eventually won by the Chi
gate score for the two final rounds; George W.
keehn and ". F;Roll o are therefore the pair
BROOKLYN TROPHY.
The match for, tho cham pionship OF the
auxiliary associations brought out five teams
OF sixteen players each. These were drawn In
pairs for matches against one another for four
Foe"' eh %'s"''. New 1? England r''.'i
Northwescrn ...., Nsw York
MIA sH,,nd New End England .,....12
Hrns SSh9HPS Ss,tsrn
New York Chicago
This gave the Atlantic Association. compris-
Ing clubs in Pennsyivania, Delaware. Mary
land and nd the Rssrst of c?m9s
NST York not and GhSHg9 each As Chicago
team was: Beverly Smith and Wilbur Smith.
Vi b Adami9 p Sn IT. T AnIrsys ia
Harrison, ii q, wallace and f. A. H Ht is.
ter, W 6 T Bristol and }; 5 Netr; j. 1. Sell Sell,
Dusenbury.
PROGRESSIVE EVENTS.
The following is a complete list OF all the
prize winners In the open pair and teams Of
four contests:
PROGRESSIVE PAIRS.
ch;aS" F. fotn Shosso y e. oi Ta &c S Ss's
Taesday sfierneo noon July iI"won by P D Smith.
k. nssl Detroit sse Mich F. Me sHn Ell LOUIS
Weanesssy afternoon. July l2-wop BY walter H.
Providence. r. l.; j. W. sutton. Chicago; l. H.
Chicago j. H Baldwin; Chicago; W. S. Taylor
fSu2.d al B. h:ya 5u FSlGao @on by
mmey. San FrsnGisc@. CAL; g 8 Eycland chicago
Mo j. Y. pownman, St Louis. No, O. H. y Jensscn
St Louis, No.
St rfS aa. 'sf a Sy ka aw2 ST. G Y,S. M6 R
Psrs2n, Chi 40; !. T. HART. Chicago.
To9a; c9ics.o / 7 I Hast.. Ghcaxo; TAFi
Tenn; j. G. Beardsle", Cleveland o.; H. c. Boards
SATURDAY evening July 15-won by Edward An
Srw Gthe4E % L. APaEsW er chiSG Il S'G
kcrr Minneapolis a MINI Inner %ison. C Chicago
2 T Gilbert chicago; 4. " Marion. Chicago; Carl
i Ta5tI, chtcaso; Mi.. ids Moore; Denver, Goi;
f. NJ. Tlllinghast, Cleveland. o.: W. +. Talcott,
PROGRESSIVE roURs.
s,s BY "a f.
Ward; Boston. Mass; g, L Becker Boston. Mass, "
ws. ev%snn wv ~ ne
Wis; T. 4. Mclean. Fergus Falls. MINI; II. NJ.
Wheelock Fergus Falls. MINI. 1--'..-. 49,
Mrs. II. Van Mater. Denver. Col; ]. II. Baldwin.
On Tspsy IN s' o. ws
o. Mrs NJ. T. Watts Cincinnati. o.
SPECIAL GAME FOR LADIES.
Mrs. g. s waterhouse Boston Mass; ' Miss r. s.
f. Alan Mtlwaahee,t VIZ h II. Waldo RooRf fH
II, Mt S.x NJ yo II Campbell Now York city E. T.
N fS HsP Hn Iny Ms v b Sr M
Fri s wSe 81 S.ss' 9ss
Mass; Mrs. n. Watts, ctneipnA.i. g; {. B. Lloyd.
| &. f. Duggan. Chicago.
As will be seen from tho foregoing all the
Miss NJ z. Campbell got prize. OF course.
he 9Ss s sHf LESLIE 81 Sfs OK a'
elected as Director.