Evening star., 1940-04-28

team Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Stockvis,
Representative John G. Kunkel and
s. g. Churchill over the team of
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Gardner, w. H.
Evans and Frank Garner. The first
named team Is scheduled to play
the holders Of the cup during the
first week Of August
Other priority rounds resulted in
the team Of Louis Newman, DR.. A. J.
Steinberg, Paul Kibler and Thomas
Flood defeating the team Of D.
Mothershed, Mrs. N. T. N. Robinson,
G. A. Lyons and Mr.. Roorback, and
alsa in the defeat Of the team Of
DR.. G. G. Mcdonnell, Mark Lake,
D. G. Elliott and 1t. Comdr. w. A.
Corley by the team Of Tom Hamlin,
DR. e. B. Conolly, Roy Thurtell and
Mrs. Irene Surguy.
Among the leaders in last weeks
games were the following:
Mrs. Dixie T. wright's La Sale Studio
nrst; Mrs: clarence ": thinner and s; Waiter
koes r Mr. M4 snd Sn Ms E1as,
and Mrs Alice Wilson. first: Mrs. NJ. C.
SIrns S3n !IS ana A. Ebert second; Mrs; Thomas
and South. Mrs. John Coffee and James
souralis frst; a; @. Torbert and Robert
Martin: az: second; Mrs = J. Koch and Wes-
pixie T. WRIGHT and Mrs. j. r. Belt frst;
MRS J. A: Long and Mrs. Edward Cotter,
womenMMiss virsinis kinnard 9aseisi:s sna Ms.
csshsr1ne Sini .la ndsp Myrrsy rst; Mrs Hodg
Roossyelt HoteIEHerman Kraut and
ss.. bsyM IT, s' MI and .s1 Mr.; La
and Morris Portugal. third.
E.ilro;d Bal Retiremsnt Board Bridge Club
sesIs arsf M NAY ,ns y9ns; e., anH William
ssi,s: sssE; :seeRs; Mr.. r4ied. s so,e. and Nj
sosS SS1ans.s &c Count, eusSe..h and
Mr.. and Mrs. 0ott and Mr. Krevson and
Donald Kneesi tied for second: East and
& west: MI and Mrs: Vest nrst: Mrs; A. K
a1s Shsfrc iad n HI. Mli tsqa aGG%e' second Mr. and
snd Ms. v g. xtney; nr.t; Mrs.. B. GS Z
Tom Hamlin and Martin May. third.
Mrs: D. stephan's studio-Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs Alma Byrne and John
wilson. second: Mr. Portusai and Mrs MIS-
Boyce. third.
The Columbia Country Club
closed its contract season last week
with the following results showing
the players with averages above so
per cent In their six best games
Men. George Vest. 60.2; Ray Swear
ingen, 58.l; w. r. Garrett. 57.3; e.
G. Gott. jr.. S.; G. M. Hall, $50:
E. E. Krewson. IS; Paul May, A.8:
E. L. Bono, 54.4: w. M. Gardner
54.4; Goodwin P. Graham, 535;
women, Mrs. Vest, 60.2: Mrs. Swear
ingen, 5s.1; Mrs. Hall, 57.6; Mrs
Gott, S.; Mrs. F. F. Toomey, So;
Mrs. May, 54J5: Mrs. A. S. Gardner
53.5: Mrs. r. w. Davis, 53.4; Mrs.
G. p. Graham, 527: Mrs. F. L. Dom
nally, 81.
In q 10-table Mitchell game, the
winners were: North and South
Mr.. and Mrs. Krewson, first; Mrs.
Hall and Mr.. Bono, second; Mrs. E.
r. Walton and Mrs, c. j. Evans,
third: East and West, Mr.. and Mrs.
May, first: Mrs. A. K Cherry and
Mrs. Toomey. second; Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Astleford, third.
AS supplemental play Of the
Northern Virginia tournament there
will be special pair game at the
Hotel George Mason in Alexandria
on May II to determine representa-
ton for Washington and vicinity In
the Cavalier tournament on Memo
rial Day at Virginia Beach. ALI
players will be eligible without re-
gard to their A. c. B. League master
point standing. The prize to the
winners will be transportation to
the Virginia resort and return to
Washington. free entry into the
events Of the tournament and hotel
accommodations. Lewis Tubbs,
president of the Federal Bridge
League, will direct the event.
Olympic winners at the Hotel
Roosevelt unit were: North and
South, s. G. Churchill and Cyrus
Austin. both of the Federal Trade
Commission; East and West, James
F. McDonough and Morris Portu-
gal.
After a seven-month qualifying
period, Washington Bridge League
players will enter the leagues May
team-of -four games at the Shore
ham Hotel Wednesday. The games
will be played in two sections and
in two sessions, the second and last
session May Is. Division line be-
tween the two sections was fixed at
81 per cent. Team memberships
which have not already been de-
termined will be arranged by the
director, Paul e. Golden. The games
sfsovc Mo.o o~:ocO