Evening star., 1937-12-01

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Mrs Pat McCarren. Chevy Chase. Md;
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Golden. Washington--11 boards.
The Federal Bridge League, q body
composed of employees Of the Federal
and District governments and men,
bers Of the Army. Navy and Marine
Corps, acted as host last night to the
visitors. In its game, arranged for
amateurs who did not feel themselves
strong enough to compete in the mixed
pair championships, the play was in
two sections.
In the first section two out-of- town
pairs were among the six winners.
north and south and east and west.
The north and south victors were Kay
Davitt Of Scranton. and J. M. Iazard
Of washington. first, 1877: Mrs. Kath-
crime Fenton and A. L. Scott, WASH
ington, second, 1875; r. Aukschun and
George G. Hill, Washington. third, 123.
Average was Ito. The east and west
winners were Elah Saunders and
Elaine Carlson, Washington, first, al !;
Mrs. B. J. Lloyd and Mrs. M. r. Reddy,
Washington, second, 1856; A. r. Heath
and William Peterson, Washington,
third, 1927.
Second Section Winners.
In the second section the winners,
north and south, were c. c. Mcdonald
and ]. Carter Walker, Washington.
first, 1856; Isaac r. York, Arlington,
Va, second, 1862; w. w. Barron and
George E. Kneep, Washington, third,
1866.
East and West the winners, Mrs. s.
Otner and Mrs. G.. Wolfson, both Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. They were the only
pair Of the visitors that showed espe-
cial strength against the local con-
testants. They arrived too late to
play in the championship game and
entered the Federal amateur, winning
by q comfortable margin. A large
contingent Of Brooklyn players is
promised for events later in the week.
Second in this section were M. j.
Strasberger and Homer c. Au, WASH
ington, 1641a; third, Mrs. F. ".
McConkey and Mrs. George T. Liv-
ingston, both Of York. Pa, l43.
Special Events Held.
While the women's team-of- -four
championship contest was in prog
ress. three other games were being
played in the special events arranged
by the Tournament COMMITTEES. In
the amateur Howell game the victors
were Lewis Tubbs and Lester D. john
son, Of Falls Church, Va, with a score
Of 691a points. Second were Maj. and
Mrs. c. s. Brice of Washington.
In the practice game. also scheduled
for those who did not feel themselves
qualified to participate in the cham
pionship matches, the winners were
Mrs. Frances M. Barry and Mrs. r. M.
Woodside of Washington, first, with a
score Of IS, and John W. Gardner and
H. K. Acker. both OF Washington,
second, with score Of 631z.
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