Evening star., 1950-08-20
Bridge Players
By Margaret [. Fisher

games with at least four different
partners.
A ten-game, team of -four series
will be held starting on Septem-
ber 81. and continuing through
April 25, the last Wednesday of
each month being devoted to team
play. For the first time, two Sec
tions will be provided in the team
games to give less experienced
players a better chance to share
in series awards. Glass A players
viii constitute one group, B and c
players the other. Any number OF
B and c contestants may compete
on the Class A teams If they de-
sire. but only one player holding
up to 100 master points will be
allowed on any. one team in the
second fight. g..
At the Chess Club last Satur.
day night. Mrs. Elizabeth Count
Mrs. Myrtle Mcmahon and George
Dickerman-James G. Stone turned
in top scores to win the August
quota of master points for the
Saturday series. Second best scor-
erS were the Tubbs brothers, Lewis
and Lloyd. and Michael Michaels-
John r. Moore.
In another master point contest
the same night Mr.. and Mrs. D.
J. Harris topped the Howell field
to win the Falls Church Bridge
Clubs August allotment, the w.
M. Lingsleys placing.
The preceding night James
Carter Charles Lyon and Mrs. c.
w. thinner Charles Peterson won
master points at the Stephan
Studio. each pair edging out run
nersup Sue Gantt-Frieda Kenyon
and DR.. w. H. Gorton-Dr. Neil
McHugh by one-half a match
point.
Mrs. D. D. Brodie-Mrs. Dixie r.
Wright and Mrs. Bess Noland-Lt.
Col. H. A. Walker last Sunday
night headed Mitchell contestants
in the F. Arthur Walker Clubs
nationally awarded contest for
August. Half points to Laura
Hunter-Kathleen McNutt and Mrs.
Kathryn Johnson Charles Peter
son.
1t. Col. H. A. Walker, director
Of the Andrews Air Force Base
Officers Bridge Club, announces
that for security reasons, future
weekly duplicates will be re-
stricted to club members, their
dependents and house guests.
Maj. and Mrs. Raymond O'Brien
were the winners of last Tuesdays
session, Capt. George Feldman-Lt
Henry Narr runnerups.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Naron
scored their initial duplicate win
at the Walsh Club last Saturday.
Lucille Burger, paired with E. A.
Ward, winning her second sue
cessive top score at the same
club in the opposite direction.
More rating point credits were
issued on August II at Arlington
Farms to 1t. and Mrs. Writ
Walker and Mrs. Betty Myer-Mrs.
George Beynon. Mrs. Beynon,
wife of the ACBL publicity direc-
tor, has been visiting here from
her home in New York City.
La Sale Studio regulars bowed
to Representative John C. Kun
kel Of Pennsylvania and Mrs
Kunkel, winners Of last Mondays
Howell match, Mrs. Beynon and
D. r. Anderson finishing second
while on Tuesday. Mrs. M. H.
Downham and Minor Ellis led
the Howell field at the Count
Club, Charles Peterson again in
second place, this time paired
with Col. r. B. Carleton.
Bridge coIendor
n. Quincy, Arlington; rating point. 8.
REGENCY Club; duplicate game for mem
TOMORROW-La Sale Studio 1923 Con-
necticut; open master point, 8.
TuESDAY-Agriculture Club. 1855 Euclid;
open rating point. 7:45. Andrews Air
point, 7:45. Count Club. 1914 Seven
teenth: open rating point. 8.
WEDNESDAY - Stephan Studio, 1855
Euclid open rating point. /. Washing
ton Bridge League. Hotel Roosevelt; open
rating point, 7:45
THURSDAY-Chess Club Hotel Gordon;
master point, 7:45
FRIDAY-Arlington Farms Duplicate Club,
1911 North Quincy Arlington; rating
point. Stephan Studio, open rating
sATuRDAY-wBL gT5HSt Il women's Auxiliary
1855 Euclid; open master point, /.
Chess Club, rating point, 7:45. Walsh
Club. TWenty-second~ and p; master
point. 1880.