Evening star., 1952-03-02

Kathryn Johnson-Maj. Roy KY
ner were second. At the Alex
andria Bridge Club on February
I21, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Machlin
topped the Howell field to win
master point credits. Comdr. and
Mrs. H. A. Van Wolkerton were
second.
BY the slim margin of 80 points,
Mrs. Freda Bentley, Lew Leven-
son, Mrs. Margaret L. Fisher, Mrs.
]. r. McGhee won over the IA
vored foursome of Richard Free
man, Charles johnson, Charles
Lovenberg and Robert Reynolds
last Wednesday in Washing ton
Bridge Leagues final round of a.
Knockout team series. Simulta-
neously winning over the team of
ID. ]. Harris, DR.. Leroy Robins,
w. M. Lingley and j. Fred Staver|
by a 470 point margin, the Bent
ley foursome leading both oppos-
ing quartettes, clinched the Sc
rieS. The Freeman team ended
with runnerup honors in an orig
inal field Of IL by compiling the
largest total point score in a
triangular playoff involving 20
deals.
In the three Mitchell pair Sec
tions, winning scores were earned
by Mai. and Mrs. Irl Baldwin,
Lynn Carrier-M. Geffen (Section
Al, Alvin Roth Robert Viner,
Lewis and Lloyd Tubbs (Sectioa
b. In the c group Rush Buck
ley-John Conover won Ms, while
James G. Stone paired with John
Darsey, former Washingtonian
visiting here from his home in
Atlanta, Ga, to win E-W. The
Darsey Stone duo held top of the
field distinction. In second spots
were r. E. Chambers-F. P. Dor
mady, Clara Mercer George Rob-
ertson, Mrs. Jean Ellis Miller
Roberts, Mrs. Marianne Boschan-
Henry Rau, Mrs. Jenny Bryant
J. r. McGhee and DR.. w. H. Cor
ton-DP. Lewis Lang.
Lewis q. Tubbs, director of the
Arlington Duplicate Club, an
nounces that beginning March Z
and continuing every Friday for
three months, a cumulative aver
age contest will be conducted at
the club. A handsome silver
trophy will be awarded the player
at the end of the series who
scores the highest individual
average in IS per cent of the
games with two or more differ
ent partners.
Duplicate winners during the
week included:
AGRICULTURE CLUB. February 90
i !. Mrs. Mildren Linderman-E. A. Ward.
ANpREMs ES En 1DSSa AfR EoRcE : SsiMsN BAsE OFF,
GERS BRIDGE CLUB. February 26-1.
Maj. William p. Moore Thomas Lafaey;
with Mrs Reba Ksnfg
ARL1NeToN DUPLICATE CLUB, Feb
ruary 22-1. Maj. Irl Baldwin Lewis
Tubbs. 2. Comdr. and Mrs. North
; CAVENDISH CLUB. February 26-1.
Mrs. Edna Evans-Mark Kelliher. 2. Ben
CHESS cEt6B. February e1-1. Mrs.
Mildred Linderman-Mrs. E. A. st. John,
; Mrs. Elizabeth LRnd-E M. Kenison 2.
W. r. Garrett-Dr. c. c.. Mcdonnell. DR..
IN; A; Brigham-R: E. Roberts. February
;. 23-1 Mr: and Mrs: r. W. Byrns, MT.
and Mrs: r. ]. Grihen. 2. Sue CAN'T
Frieda Kenyon. Miller Roberts-Dr. J. G.
COUNT CLUB. February 2s-1. Mrs, J.
stssT sssFstt ySssaie crsas ka
Francis Drake tied with Mrs. Jean Ellis
oie5a GAO MsFdS5 sRipaE LEAGUE, February 25-
I. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Naron,. W: C.
Gallagher-Irving Zuckerman. Q. Mrs.
Mary Moore-Mrs. Irma Abrams, Charles
Y. Lord-L. Z. Connearly.
PENTHOUSE BRIDGE LEAGUE. Feb
ruary al. Mr.. and Mrs: Larry Self
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hollingshead. 2.
Leonore Brown-Harve Mobley, Mr.. and
STEPHAN STUDIO. February 22-1.
Mrs. Florence Millspaugh-Mrs. C. W. Zim-
mer. 2 Mrs. Dixie Wright-E. A. Ward.
February 27-l; Mrs; ~; A; Olmstead-
Gi6S9n- GM, Mrs, " 3; Russell: o
.nS wEdGHT MTs CLUE boT February X 26 and M NJ
; Freeman Z. Morgan.