New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
VEST WINS CONGRESS-.
Whist Trophy Goes to Ninuea polls
and st. Paul.

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which was won yesterday, the team from Mnneap
CHS and ST. Paul. representing the Nortbwester,
association. captured the fourteenth congress
WHIST trophy one Of the big prizes of the tourna-
H'eAt or the American Whist League now In prog
'esS mere rms team defeated the team from IA
favenswood Whist Club of Chicago in the eraI
round by five tricks. The winning PLAYERS were
Judge Bum. the new president; o. H Briggs +
a, montgomery and J. Fl. Hemphil. In the finals
Of the Hamilton Club trophy the HorIfck Ciub ~
Iacine' Wis. played of against the Cleveland
Whist Club. At the end of twenty-four deals the
Wisconsin team had five tricks the better of it,
TOT the minneapolis trophy. with twenty-five pairs
competing. y. \. Graustin and c. w sim Of the
HaStlne Whist Club. Boston, in the lead al
the end of the second round By a fraction of over
three tricks. Next them were DR.. S. S. Cole and
Sito HatSh, of the Whist Club. OF New-York
The, The special prizes offered by the Knickerbocker
EIrls' ISIuo o. New ork for teams OF pairs
oered 10 prove the sdvantass of reta 2zes
the same partners throughout the match.
MINNEAPOLIS TROPHY
Second round Maryland Whist A IL Mccoy and
beverly Smith. - 40. Brooklyn Whist E A. Leslie
anna Pau B62a i 49, sd15 mn B.yc Ns'7Sn
BuSeH3 F and nd. Il G WailaGe 10; Knlckerber
Isaa Whist G | Besksr and IL II Ward : s-Ia
R h9s 595sE ana ana S:ss. IS
ii $50 A6aag Chess and f wS if a mGe@%w@ S
ana il SEoT Rea7 ilo 4aS d Whist G BeaEsIss
2aa6Ea sn Ann ~ zones ~ Cleveland Norris
y A Graustein ard C. W Sun III 10: Young Men:s
harry 6fs' %ali' d5ars T K Ha aH1 ~ s5
OTIS and F Eagles 10, the Wis Gus cin5 Of New
X9T; etc Hatch and Garter 5 cole - 10; G.9esss
La S c5cnFo Whist M aS aas T. ob Das
Smith and II. c. Whitaker. -1S $50
PROGRESSIVE PAIRS-AFTERNOON GAME.
Section A (torth and south)-Mrs. E. 7. Baker W.
d sarnfy MIS- 49, Mrs Whiting G ab5 r., and c y %
rG997l2; Ms: o. woqsddHarJ EH% ". E Watkins.
4t as \ nFs sebS.s Pend ssG n aPa F4sI5 I
an! Mrs W 1ss "a 81 Mss Bessie pishinTSn , a4d
9 Mrs. T Fger aPd t G4ans P Psts
section \ Gas. and wsst-r. F. watsworta and ".
Eo J. ~. Ri1 v "a and Mrs hr Russell l2; MTs L
9na Mrs GS ,b - sl2 Mr.. g L Tay9E and
r c, Talaserro. s-I$: Ms. j, n smith ans J. \,
c " tai and Ms va % sa Mrs GeoTss
Tver ard Mrs Mable 10 sis winnsTs@Miss Merriak
ana Earnest Merrick 20 s-13
Mocul5. i ais: Mrs. ". II BaTrey and William b,
sni5s . "a MRS. 4 Waas5. M5s
R S'5 II II Ssn Mrs. SslI. 70 i2-is:
CORA a58 ans Dr. o7:D E aI loaaas as MS v H
i5.s@ Ms. Soa%1 4ia II Wrlsh
ana G sg cre H' q Me- ISIS |inn'I0hn Dit
Section 7 1s and We TnoMpsdn and and
J. Barker. - 1918; Mrs F. e. Worcester and F.
F. OTIS. = IL IT; Mrs. ". Colburn and Mrs Irene
Toll. II 1-13: Mrs. Perkins and Miss d Fletcher
p 1-13; DR. +. Craner and z a Butinton, ! 1913:
Crisp and Mrs C. w. Johnston. - 1913; Mrs y II
Harris and Mrs G W. Hatch. 3 1-l3; Mrs. F. a
Irish and G. $ Adams. . 1918; Mrs w n Nc
AIlscr Mrs Joseph widmer, = 1e-1S: d. 5.
Section CNorth and South)-G r. welser and Mrs.
a NJ Durkee - l-l3: Miss 6 Cfordy and Mrs. y NJ
s as 1 5a Ns Pa s95'' aa AMI NIB B Bsaa
i 12-13; Miss \. T. Cun1ingham and II T. Fry.
1913. 4 T1lar II y. Cutler. e 1e13; c. Fl
sprague and Miss NJ II. Campbell - ia; N w
Henns and James X MiddIe..n. -, % i2l9: w F Wy
aad Mrs Allen "a liz E. 4. Bags and Ms WI
iarn Wallace It's: Mrs. F. * TAYLOR and Mrs
Mott. IA 1918 winners-O ". Beas and Mrs o.
Section c EAST and weso-Niss L. Knowles and Mrs
F r. Drake. . 1-13 Fl. L. Kent and Mrs j. W Nun
day. L. II: II. A smith and Mrs d - SperrE-
o liz: r, Brill and DR.. J. F. Moore. = ELS MISS
l. Fletcher and Kaliski 5 I-13 Miss z c. Lane and
Miss NJ St Jonn Lane = 1918 r. r. Mabie and Mrs.
n Bull p 1918: G. L. Bacon and r Bowker.
a ia: T. " Wadsworth and w. H Brown IL l-l3:
Captain W. Wharton and Mrs wharton IS lis; r A
Csburn and Mrs George A Brooke. - LIB Mrs Z NJ
Pelham and winthrop Pond. 20 12-lS Wtnners-Mrs F.
H johnson and Miss L V. Day. ~ 12-l3
Winners of the top In the svening pro-
gressive games were:
Section A--fNorth and SOUTH Mrs. G. r Whiting srd
Mrs. a NJ. Page; ia: Cast and Weso Mrs Reed and
Section B@GNorh SOUTH A l. Robinson and W.
POND Miss Fletcher and H. T. Fry Mrs H e. Wallace
end Mr. T z. OTIS 5 3-11; EAST and WesO . J.
serton F-CJorth and SOUTH F. G Rels and W. T;
Ranney 3 6-S: CEast and Vest z W. Dawson and
C. X. Harrison, 0 IS