Evening star., 1951-04-15

SaSdu sweep Ol tIlG second annual
Fauquier title matches, taking
honor spots in both events of the
two-day series. The meet. refereed
by Washington Bridge League Di-
rector Paul Golden, drew over Sc
D. C. entries.
On Sunday, Mrs. Marianne
Boschan, 1t. Col. r. II. Skinner
Richard Freeman and Charles
Lovenberg topped the 21-foursome
field by winning 251a out of sc
matches. Paul Blasangame, D. J.
Harris, w. M. Lingley and j. Fred
Staver captured runner-up awards
With "a wins. Defending Cham
pions j. D. Boyd, David Murray
George Dickerman and Miller
Roberts were third. two boards be-
hind the winners. Three more
local area teams ended in a triple
tie for fourth spot.
The open title fell on Saturday
to Washington's veteran life mas
ter duo. Charles C. johnson and
Or. A. j. Steinberg, whose COM
bined total of 1851 topped Run
ners-up Mrs. Scruggs and Mrs.
Dixie T. Wright by match points.
Mrs. Doris Vosburgh and Wallace
Ashby, scoring a session top in
the matinee qualifying round, fin-
ished in show position among the
48 pairs. Freeman-M Murray and
Lovenberg Michael Michaels also
ended in the master point division,
holding fourth and fifth.
In the Saturday night conso-
lation, Washingtonians again fin
ished in the limelight. Mrs. Daisy
Mott and Edgar A. Perkins led
Mrs. T. M. Boyle-Mrs. N. A. Ohm
stead by one match point for first
honors. Blasangame-Lingley were
third. Boschan- Skinner and Boyd
Roberts rated additional honors
for entering the open champion
ship round top Of their sections.
Kathleen McNutt shared runner
up honors in the Southeastern
Regionals' women's team match
last week in Miami. Red points
also go to Mrs. Gregg Custis, Mrs.
Breckenridge Long, Mrs. r. H.
Young, AL Roth and the John C.
Kunkels for session tops and Sec
onds in other events of that series.
Today several fans are in Cum
berland vieing for the Western
Maryland titles. Next week end,
headed by Paul Golden, who will
direct the events. a sizable Wash
ingGon delegation heads for Staun-
ton, Va. to compete in the third
annual Shenandoah Valley tour
ney. The schedule includes an
open match on Saturday and
team game Sunday, David Muir
ray being among the defenders
in the latter.
Top scores in the monthly
winners game at the Washington
Bridge League last Wednesday
were worth 2 master points
apiece to Mrs. John Kunkel-Mrs.
r. H. Skinner, l. Cohen-Charles
johnson. Mrs. Mary Phillips-Mrs.
L. j. Terry and Richard Freeman
M. Michaels. Runnersup gained
single points. They were Mrs.
Myrtle McMahan-W William Pois-
SAINT, ]. Connors-L. G. Tubbs, w.
M. Lingley-Lt. Col. r. H. Skinner
and the Walter OLoughlins.
In the winners flight, Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Klein, recently
returned to Washington after
several years at Orlando, Fla,
were Ms top scorers, seconds to
the Louis Salvatofels. Mrs. Mil
dred Kornreich-Ge Robertson
led in E-W position, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Chambers placing.
In the final session of play April
6. two foursomes fought to a tie
for the Arlington Duplicate Clubs
1851 team title. Mrs. Georgia
Brunner, George Robertson, Frank
Donohue and Ralph Hensley
came to the fore in the last rounds
to share this honor with Clara
Sternecker, Rush Buckley, Mrs.
Bess holland and David Kandel.
In the April 6 round. Mrs. Myrtle
McMahan, Lynn Carrier, 1t. and
Mrs. Henry Narr scored a session
top.
Arlington fans have two more
club championships on the April
calendar. F. Arthur Walker Clubs
annual individual title match takes
place tonight, Paul Blasangame
defending: The contest will be
held at 1911 N. Quincy, starting
at 8 pm. 1t. Col. H. A. Walker
director, requests advance reserva-
tions (call ia. 8-3347), as the field
Is limited to 48 players.
Competition for Arlington Dupli-
cate Clubs mixed pair title begins
on April %. concluding May A..
Next Sunday the Walkers and Mrs.
T. M. Boyle will Jointly sponsor
the second in series of "enter-
tainment benefits" for the sum-
mer nationals program. Wash
tngton Bridge League members
and guests are invited to partici-
pate. This special master point
game, featuring prizes for the win
ners and refreshments, will be
held at the home of Col. and Mrs.
Walker. Reservations again are
necessary.
Hardee Allen and Charles Lyon
added a master point and a half
to their records for winning Agri-
culture Clubs Howell matinee last
Saturday. Mrs. Laura Holdings
field and Mrs. D. E. Stephan were
the runnerSup.
At the Walker Club on Sunday
MS master point awards ended
in tie between Laura Hunter-Mrs.
Florence Millspaugh and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w, ByrneS. while in E-w