Evening star., 1951-09-30

The John KunkelS again were
winners at the Count Club last
Tuesday. Second honors in the
Howell field fell to Mrs. T. M.
Boyle-J. G. Fletcher. An addi-
ticnal master point match will be
featured at this club next Tues
day.
The Walsh Club has settled on
October IS and 20 as the dates for
its annual open pair club cham
pionship. Last Saturday night
Mrs. Lilya Cook-John Savage and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Day took
top scores in the 16-table Mitchell
field.
First honors at the Chess Club
on September 20 went to Mrs.
Alma Byrne-Mrs. A. G. Robinson
and Gary Arkoian-Wallace Ashby,
while on Saturday at the same
club David Murray William Wal
smith topped the Howell field,
Inosing out Mrs. Elizabeth Count
J. G. Fletcher by one-half match
point.
Maj. and Mrs. r. R. O'Brien
continue their amazing winning
streak, turning up with top score
at the Arlington Duplicate Club on
September 81 and again at An
drews Air Force Base officers
Bridge Club game last Tuesday.
Their co-Winners in the two
Mitchells were 1t. Col. and Mrs.
ID. D. Brodie. Capt. and Mrs. Henry
Webb.
Oklahoma Representatives Carl
Albert and Page Belcher tested
their skill at duplicate with the
Penthouse Bridge Leaguers On
September 20. Mr.. Albert, part
nered by Ray Fetzner, scored a
.6l9 game to finish close on the
heels of Eugene Davidson and
George Tobias, E-W leaders. Ms
winners in the 12-table Mitchell
contest were j. F. Gilmore- Walter
Mobley; Sadie Myers-Lazard Self
placing. Miss Myers continues her
lead in the cumulative average
contest, Mr.. Mobley standing Sec
ond; Lucy McConchie, third.
So popular has duplicate bridge
become at Quantico that the Com
missioned officers Mess Bridge
Club. which has operated for the
past two winters on a semi,
monthly basis, now offers a weekly
game. Beginning October S, con-
tests sanctioned by the American
Contract Bridge League will be
held every Friday evening at 7::30I
at Waller Hall, the last Friday
of each month being reserved for
master point matches. The games,
directed by Mrs. Dixie T. Wright,
are open to Marine Corps person.
mel and guests.
Bridge beginners will find AMI
easy orientation In the art of
duplicate and rubber bridge when
Lewis G. Tubbs begins his new
classes at the Bancroft Bridge
Club on October 8. Glasses,
starting at 7:45 each Monday
will consist of an explanation of
the fundamentals of contract fol-
lowed by actual play and discus
sion Of some Is or Is hands. MI.
Tubbs, life master player, will
conduct the classes at 634 South
Buchanan street, Arlington. For
further information, call jackson
5-9015.
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Bridge League, Willard Hotel; master
point pair game (open), 7:45.
URSDAY-Cavendish Club. pair game
topenl. 80. Chess Club, pair game, |
7:45. Penthouse Bridge League Fed
eral Security Administration North
Building; pair game. $50.
FRIDAY-Arlington Duplicate Cub 1911
n. Quincy; Arlington; final session open
pair championship, s. Steohan Studio. |
pair game (open), s.
Notwithstanding Club. master
point pair game topen). l. Chess
Club, pair game, 7:45. Walsh Club |
1928 Twenty-second; pair game, 7:45 |
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