Evening star., 1949-11-13

master awards E-W, while so rat
ing points each went to Mrs. Mar
garet Cox-Laura Hunter and F. H
Anderson-C. E. Thompson, who
tied with Dr.. w. H. Gorton-Si
Katz.
More master points for Arling-
ton Farms regulars. Winners in
the November 4 match were MI.
and Mrs. Alfred Barnard and Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel S. Goaiwin "a
first time master point victory for
the latter. Seconds to Mrs.
Dixie T. Wright-Don Marvin,
Mary and Lucille Burger. Col
One and a half master points
to Mrs. Stanley Beasley and Mrs,
Robert Du Bois for leading the
Howell field at the La Sale Stu
dos Thursday matinee session on
November 8. runnerup honors
going to Mrs. r. H. Skinner and
Mrs. Margaret L. Fisher. Thurs
day afternoon games at the La
Sale will be discontinued for the
remainder of this month, the
series reviving on December /.
The Monday evening series, how
ever, continues uninterrupted.
Jean Darling and Mrs. Minetta
Lagerquist. current holders of the
Walsh Club open pair crown. will
defend their title when the an
nual two-sessioi1 championship
match gets under way next Satur-
day evening. Members are re-
minded that eligibility depends
upon participation in one OF. the
three preceding weekly games.
Mrs. George King. jr., and Mrs.
j. G. Seabourne captured the
women's pair title at the con-
clusion of that annual event on
October 20. while ]. F.. Staver
and j. r. Staver, jr., are the new
Walsh Club mems pair cham
pions.
Another club championship,
knockout team of -four, starts to-
night at the F. Arthur Walker
Club. Mrs. H. A. Walker will
team with Col. Walker and the
j. G. Seabournes in defense of
the title won q year ago with Col.
John Geddes and Col and Mrs.
Paul Neff.
Duplicate made its 194e-1950
debut at the National Press Club
on November 3. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mantle topped the 22-pair
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Myrick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Miller
netting place and show honors,
respectively. Under the direc-
ton OF p. E. Golden, duplicate
sessions will be held on alternate
Thursday nights throughout the
winter, monthly master point
contests taking place on the Sec
ond Thursday.
With seven games to go in the
Chess Clubs six months Thurs
day plaque series, Mr.. C. w.
thinner increased her COM
manding lead of 81 points by
pairing with Mrs. Margaret L.
Fisher to win the November 3
match. E. r. Shepard and r. J.
Fetzner were opposing Mitchell
winners. In the parallel mems
plaque contest, David Murray
holds a flve-point advantage
over Wallace Ashby.
Winning team at the Federal
Bridge League last Monday was
the "Gremlins" (Charest, Kramer
Herman, Goodstein), but they
failed to dislodge the series lead
ers, the Blue and Gray" (Keener.
Rucker, Grant and Morgan) who
hold q six-board margin ,over the
field.
Bridge Calendar
Sx.s.AG.14A =. AEtQur walker Club, 1911
North Quincy. Arlington: nrst session
knockout team of four. 7:30
TOMORROW-Federal Bridge Ieasue
1900 New Hampshire sYenue NV:
team of four and openapair rating
point. pm. La Sale Studio, 1O2S
connecticut avenue NV; opcn-p rat.
ing point. pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club. 1855 Euclid
stIeet NV rattng point, 7:45. Buck
ingnam Duplicate Club. 313 North
aiebe road: Arlington; open-pair rat
ing point, 7:4b pm. Count Club. 1914
Seventeenth street NV; open-pair rat-
= Stephan Studio, 1883
Euclid street NV: open-pai rating
point. pm. Washineton Bridge
League, Hotel Roosevelt. open-pair mas
ter point, 7:3O and 8 p.m.
Club, Gordon Hotel
master point. 7:4k pm. National Press
Club. master point, pm. Riverside
Bridge Club. Arlington Farms, master
point lArlington Farms residents only,
FRIDAY-1Arlinston Farms Duplicate club,
Arlington Farms: rating point. Pm.
Stephan Studio. cpen-pair master point. |
sAfTukk;Di,aAY-stsphan Studio, open-patr
master point. nm. Ches! Club,
rating point. 7:46 pm. Walsh Club.
z Twenty-seeond and p streets NV;
dret session open-pair ehampionahtp.
7:a0 H.n-