Evening star., 1946-08-25
Bridge
By Fronk B. Lord

Bridge League will play it's final
game at the Wardman Park Hotel
which has been its headquarters
for the past seven years. It will be
the monthly master point game. On
the following Tuesday, September
8, the league will be established for
play in the recreation room of the
Unitarian Church, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets, where its sessions
will thereafter be held.
The league will start its season
team of four games on September
10. There will be 13 games played
during the first half of the season
which will conclude In December.
Results last Tuesday night were:
Section A, north and south, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sentner, first. 1879: Mrs
E. P. Cotter and j. r. Moore, sec
ond, 1917; Comdr. J. J. Parish and
Col H. j. Vandersluis, third, 1929 !;
east and west. 1t. Col. and Mrs.
j. T. Willis, first, 1861; ]. G.
Fletcher and j. G. Stone, tied with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Campbell, each
1908. Section B, north and south,
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Mcintyre, first,
1884,: Mrs Frederick Eberson and
DR.. N. J. McHugh, second, 1885,;
Miller Roberts and Rush Buckley,
third. 117hz: east and west, Mrs
Margaret Fisher and Mrs. Mary
Ruhl. first, 140; B. B. Jones and
David Murray, second. 115ia; Mrs.
Kitty Boyle and DR.. w. H. Gorton
third, ia.
The American Contract Bridge
League has made official announce
ment of the following world and
national championship titles as the
result of it's recent tournament at
the st. George Hotel, Brooklyn, the
largest event Of this character ever
held in this country in which the
competitors represented nearly every
State in the Union, the District of
Columbia and Canada:
World masters team of -four
champions, Mrs. Wilkinson Wager
of Atlanta, Capt. Mark Hodges of
Dallas, Tex: w. F.. Christian of
Montgomery. Ala, and Sol Mogal
of New York; world masters pair
champions, Sidney Silodor and
Charles Solomon of Philadelphia !;
national masters team of four
champions, Mr. and. Mrs. Bert
Lebhar of New Rochelle, NY; Mrs.
Ralph Kempner of Chicago and Sam
Kofv cf NHi11b,,r,, NJ 7. pof;oro
mems pair champions, Waldemar
Won Zedtwitz and A. Mitchell Barnes
of New York: national women's pair
champions, Mrs. Ralph C. Young
of Philadelphia and Mrs. E. j.
Seligman of New York: national
amateur team-of- -four champions,
Oscar Yabton, Charles Lemback, DIR.
Kenneth APPEL and Lawrence Blum
of Woodside, Queens, N. Y.
Title winners in the lesser events
of the national tournament were
Goddard Cup, Mrs. jeff Click of
Miami. Fla. and Vera Vaughn of
Brooklyn; Presidents Cup, Leander
c. Levy and Nathan Hyman; New
Jersey League championship, l..
Malsolm Oberlin and George Schae-
fer; new partnership, Mrs Alice
Gorce and Mrs. George Bergman.
DR.. N. j. McHugh of Washington
and Comdr. w. A. Poissant of
Arlington, Va, were second in this
match; st. George pairs. DR.. and
Mrs. A. J. Steinberg of Washington;
Kings County pairs, Eugene Bauer
and Al Weiss; win-an-entry game,
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Click. Other
special pair games, Mrs. j. E. Fol-
line and Charles Shapiro, Harry P.
Curtis and E. L. Bartleson, Dr. Will
liam v. Kirk and DR.. Sidney l..
Norman, William Cheeks of Wash
tington and Joseph M Weinberg;
Faber teams, Miss Eleanor Murdock
and Charles B. Gordon.
Sixteen tables were III play in the
August master point game at the
Capital City Chess Club. North
and South winners were Lewis and
Lloyd Tubbs with a score Of 1873
points. Second we're Miss Maize
Buie and Larry Reynolds, score
l20 and third were Mrs. j. G.
Fletcher and Mrs. Doris Vosburgh.
score 1l4la. In the east and west
j. G. Fletcher and Comdr. j. j.
Parish were the leaders with l3412
points. j. r. Belt and j. C. White
were second with 121h points and
James G.. Stone and Mrs. E. P.
Cotter were third with 100 points.
The Georgetown players INDUCED
in their first round robin of the
season last week. High score was
made by Mrs. J. q. Fletcher. Mrs.
Dixie r. Wright was second.