Evening star., 1938-11-05

D. E. Stephan and Martin May, all
of whom rank among the experts,
should be found at the bottom of the
list in the order named was re-
garded as noteworthy. Nor could
any reason be found for the fact
that DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Steinberg
were in 35th place and Mr.. and Mrs.
V. A. Clarke, the latter a winner in
the first session of the women s
pair event, should have landed in
37th place. The only answer was the
promise that they would do better
in the second session. the results of
which will be announced tomorrow
afternoon by Director Russell j..
Baldwin after there has been time
to compute last nights score.
The standing of the players in the
mixed pair event, at the end of the
first session was: Mrs. L. w. Lord
and H. B. Karp, 226 John D.
Mothershed and Mrs. Ruth Kav-
anaugh, 22l; Mrs. Dora Schwartz
and John Donnelly. 2l5l2; Miss
jeanette Marcus and w. H. Leary,
Jr., 21412; Mrs. A. j. Rosenbloom and
jeff Click, 2l4; Mrs. C. M. Hall and
P. E. Henninger, 213: Mrs. Stanley
Newman and DR.. Charles Duffy,
212; Mrs. Jean Rohleder and w. G..
Jones, jr., 211: Mrs. H. C. Wolfe and
Leroy Thurtell, 205, Mrs. C. w.
thinner and F, M. Lake. 2Ol; Mrs.
Roy Hackett and DR.. C. C. McDon-
nell, 1991a: Mrs. H. P. Woods and
Lloyd Tubbs, 1874; Mrs. A. P. Stock
Wis and AL Roth, 1921: Mrs. Frieda
Boyce and Louis Newman, 1872, Mrs
Menne Barry and A. M. Shepard,
19l, Mr.. and Mrs James H. Lemon
1856: Mrs. L. D. johnson and John A.
Thornton, 1885,; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cheeks, 18412; Mrs. w. B. Van
Deventer and DR.. F. C. Blanck, 1874;
Mrs. N. T. N. Robinson and James
G. Stone, 1870; Mrs. H. E. Latter
and Dick Skinner, 178; Mrs.
Allan Rutherford and James Souri,
las, 1852; DR.. E. B. Connolly and
Miss Shirley Schwartz 174; Mrs. CHI.
White and c. H. Goren. 174: Mrs. w.
L. Clark and E. c. Wallingford, 174;
Mrs. Eugene Nolan and o. j. Brot-
man, 173; Mrs. R. Bleicher and
Morris Click, 172: Mrs. j. F. Casey
and H. G. Torbert, 172; Miss Gene
We've Tobin and F. S. Hayden,
17112; Mrs. P E. Henninger and c.
M. Hall, Ill; Capt. and Mrs. A. M.
Gruenther, 170l2; Mrs J. P. Dagger
and Al Stedham, 1881; Miss Irene
Surgay and Gene Herman. 1863; DR..
and Mrs. A. j. Steinberg, 1914;
Mrs. Catharine Tidball and Col. E.
B. Gray, 167; Mr. and Mrs. V. A.
Clarke, 166; Mrs. Mattye Maye Nc
Kenzie and Dr. w. H. Gordon,
1852; Mrs. T. NJ Boyle and Col.
Edward Clifford, 1854; Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Rosson, 1863; Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Swanson, 100; Mrs. c. B. Penne-
baker and Harry Woodward, 1897;
Mrs. Ralph Woodside and L. G.
Tubbs. 157: Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Hamlin, l54l2; Mrs. Fannie Samuel
and Simon Gerber, 1922; Mrs. D.
E. Stephan and Martin May, 145.
The first of the American Con-
tract Bridge games for special prizes,
and not a part of the major events
of the tournament, were played last
night and won by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
P. Cotter with score of AZ points
Mrs. M. r. Reddy and Isaac York
were second with 80 points and Mr.
and Mrs. j. B. Custer third with
81 points.
This afternoon the first session
of the open pair championships is
being played for the Woodward Cup,
which has been held for the past
two years by DR.. E. B. Conolly and
Tom Hamlin. This is the outstand-
ing feature of the eighth annual
tournament and has brought to It
many of the best local PLAYERS as
we'll as contestants from other near
by cities. The second and final
session of this event will take place
this evening.