New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
WEST WINS 1T WHIST.
Brooklyn Trophy Goes to North
zcestern association.

The East was deCisively defeated in sectional
contest for the Brooklyn trophy in the first days
play of the fourteenth congress of the American
Whist League which opened at the Hotel Majestic
yesterday. The trophy, which given by the
Brooklyn Whist Club. will remain until the next
congress in the possession of the Northwestern
Auxiliary Association. which it yesterday
under the leadership of George l.. Bum, the vice
president of the league
Only four teams entered for the trophy-repre-
sentatves of the associations of New-York. New
Jersey. Chicago and the Northwest. The original
plan that the trophy should be played for in
two sessions, but by agreement it was decided TO
nnlsh me play IN the afternoon After Ine hr b
round II was evident That the struggle was 10 DE
between the two Western plans. Northwestern de
feated the Ncw-Jersey team by the amazing score
OF eighteen tricks, while Chicago defeated New
In the second round Chicago and Northwestern
tied. while New-York put Nsw-Jersey in the last $,
matches was tie between Chicago and North,
western The trick score decided the tie, and
gave her the trophy as she had twenty-seven
tricks to Chicagos six. The detailed score is
In the afternoon one hundred and twenty-five
pairs The scores follow;
l. R Baaa John HcMp5 fses T. mo:
smiedins' . Il. Briggs T. + Wadsw0rth p D. Bo9-
Brown , j. " Hat9ayay e Eaton 4 l. NGssoR =,
Mfion5gomer' X II Addinsto9 John r Mitchell A
r Watson Ccorre king Gn 6bciier MS Ms. Bessie
msT, Miss NJ. il cqmPeell, David ,MqIfs!dsr. New
see4an John Th2mPsoH p pgnham G p EichelIs
Whittier. " N. Lane. Hugh Nelson
Is tricks chieaso defeated New York BY trick,
second rouGd~NorthUes tern and Gnieago. tie New
third rogga-Ga.sasq wins from Xew New, BY
Sss
&ofthSestern wins on trick score
Scion NoT re- and SoG'a-ss J. n, K Wan aSf
S,sabuTy. IeG NJ 9 victims and Mrs R b H2eh Gi
! L. a. Mitchell aad J.. j. Brack III +345: Mrs "a
i DffI ps aaa c M w. va ' an ~ ! "Js
o and NGCH A Gaa 1871 = William. and M..
M Cunningham isI M ana M Ma n ET.9 1874
Mitchell e.d L j., pFpek - 49,, Mn.
F. Drake los Mrs. L Van kH'gH and Winthrop POND
ss5ae!an ana i5aaali 40: Mr.: SlsEs,
2nd Ms l. WSins." 100 Mrs J. : Greene and Mrs. Mrs.
u IA M + Taylor and Mrs Mr. WI, ,sI Fo S-. 172
! X. smith enl Ralph X smith ~ Miss G Iinscot' Hnd
aos l.- anna s oa9 lis, "5' c,5.l and
Ia &.s 5 i Srr aad Mis-. 2 sao a1Tr o Fsfs
s a5 9 N G7a Mr Som M anS MIR.
rs;?n, l5S Mis- SIS, u Fletcher sTa w so st x1
Dana onl =. N Tininshars, 1911 F. ! SHADE and \
1913. Victor p IIendrc and Mrs. Irene Ton. ls4 Win
ne!suM essrs , smith and weIsgr plug ?,
% II r2 T and a Ra iPa Ma5 ss
! Oscar Woodward and Mrs. H. y. Cannon. 1888 Mrs
Charles l. TAILOR and Mrs G. 7 Carlson 1874 n r
and MIS-, George Johnston 1G3: ". C. Cia,k and II ?
| ana e. r Gilman lGi: F \ Osborn and Mrs 9 e
! 1856; M. r r Worcester and NJ KaIski. l"' Winners
section tNorth and South)-Mrs. Bessie r. Allen ant
/ Mrs Barker, o.. Mrs J. II Gates and Arthur
| Burnhan. 100; Mrs Gordy and Miss tioriy 81 Mrs
/ ". G almer. 90. Miss = Dale and Thomas II pale OF
Section g east and Westl-MisS r r Dickinson and
| Captain " r Wharton, 1871; r. A Whelan and 4 NJ
/ Mccoy 143. W y Watkins and ! D Arnold. l4l, G l.
| Becker AMI G. Waterhouse 137; c. T. Robertson and
a !. Halle. IA F a HHtermeister and H. G Wallace
IFS. Winncrs-C T. Robertson and A J Halle, plus :
| The evening play resulted follows:
WINNERS.
Section a 13 tables)-North and South II Hemp
| hill .. II. Briggs. - l0-13; East West-H. II
Ward W. T. Wyman, - 3-f3
Section III tahlesl-North and Soulful I. Ken
ana J. ". Munday; 10 ~; East ana west-E {
Section 13 tahlesl-North and South Killing and
| A Ohlweiler Cohen " A. u. Montg omery
! ; - ara; East and West-Mr- and Mrs. f. r. Mabc
! s iO-13
section y u5 tabes), North and south-A. J. Nesser
! and NJ Hathaway. 20 Ia; East and West-O. Rem
| derson r. r. Richards tie Mrs. J. II Smith and r