Evening star., 1952-10-26

Slegal, Charles Johnson, Gary
Arkoian and Wallace Ashby
substituting for David Murray
also registered a substantial
margin of 2,030 points against
the McNutt quartet. In the
semifinals they will meet Har-
dee Allen, Miller Roberts, DR..
j. G. Wooley and DR.. Louis Lang,
who kayoed the Sobernheim
team with 1920 net plus.
In WBL pair contests last
Wednesday, Mrs. Ida Terrant-
Mrs. w. j. Tidball tied with DR..
j. P. Snyder-J. M. Snyder for
Ms top score in one section,
Sinner Gerber-Dr. Leroy Robins
winning E-W with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. w. Bates their runnersup.
In the other Mitchell field, Mrs.
Gregg CuStis-Herman Moe CN-
s., Mrs. Kathryn Johnson
D. A. Williamson (E-W) were
winners, seconds to Mrs. Alma
Byrne-Louis Salvaterel and Mrs.
L. R. Tiller-W. A. PoiSsant.
Banner tournament event of
the year for local fans is the
22d annual District of Colum-
bia championships slated at the
Willard Hotel November 6
through November 8. One of
the Oldest yearly Journeys in
this area, the six scheduled
events offer long venerated sill
yer trophies for winners: The
Columbia Trophy for the wom-
ems pair championship; the
Presidents Cup for the mems
event; Capital Cup for the
mixed game: Woodward Cup for
the open-pair match; Eynon
Bowl for teams of four, and
The Evening Star Trophy for
the amateur Metropolitan pair
event.
Eight Washingtonians Jour-
neyed to York, Pa. last Sum-
day for the York White Rose
Bridge Clubs annual Pennsyl-
vania Dutch open-pair event.
Top spot and runnerup honofs
alike in the two-Session contest
fell to John c. Kunkel and Alvin
Roth, leading with 1898 match
points for the combined sessions,
Locally. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Fetzner continued to out
pace competitors for the Walsh
Clubs 1852 pair title in the final
session of play last Saturday
night. Leaders in both sessions,
the Fetzners amassed a COM
blned 345 point total to retain
their title another year. They
finished 40 match points ahead
OF runnersup Wilson Satterfeld-
Manfred Sobernheim. These
two duoS were also winners in
their respective sections in the
final session, section seconds 60
ing to Mrs. Lucy McConchie-
Boyd Washington and Mrs. r,
Bremer-Mrs. L. Thompson.
In the Federal Bridge Leagues
team series last Monday the
Allies" scored Is wins in "a
matches. the DOCS" rating ses-
sion second with half a board
less. Carriers team continues
to lead the series with a .634
percentage, Reddy's team run
ming second with .581. Pair
winners were Mrs. T. M. Boyle
Kathleen McNutt of the Reddy
foursome and DR.. Lynn Ed
minster-G. P. Graham of the
ALLIES" contingent. Drs. w. H.
Gorton and Neil j. McHugh and
Mrs. Margaret Myrtle-William
Million were second high pair
scorers.
Two other local clubs spon-
Sored master point matches last
week. At the Andrews Air Force
Base Officers Bridge Club game
Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Fred Staver topped the Howell
field, Mrs. M. Fitzpatrick Mrs.
M, Fasano second. Mitchell
winners at the Dixie Wright
Club Monday were DR.. N. A.
Brigham-Henry Paolini, DR.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Rude. Runnersup
were Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman E.
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Chambers.
Results in other local dupli-
cate contests during the week
were:
AGRICULTURE CLUB, Oct. 21: l.
Mrs: June Hodgkins-H. P. stiilwell.
2-Mrs. D. Z. stephan-Boyd Washing
poSdbS. SaFss G 1gB, msSsnnil 9ss IL; ca7 11} 2.
Riley, Hermann Moe, kathleen Nc.
yin;;Mrs; Kathryn Johnson. Oct. IS:
Laura Hunter-A.. E. Lane. Mira.
aandes AlienHpTy y e. Rooey R1is Wright
CoUNT CLUB: Oct. q: Mrs. Ruth
Charest-Mrs. Selena Kramer.
GAO BRIDoE CLUB, oct. 90; l.
Mrs. j. 8. Gilbert-Harve Mobley, Charles
Y. Loyd-L. F. Connealy. Mrs. Betty
Lou Tyler-Mrs. John Vanderschaaf
Mrs. Ellen Manchester-Donald Clement
PENTHOUSE BRIDGE LEAGUE. Oct
r.; lc@MIargery Hatehell-Neva Renner'
J. S. Gilbert-Harve Mobley. Mrs. Lucy
McConchie-Doris Rothwell.
| STEPHAN STUDIO. Oct. II: Mrs
Marianne Boschan-Mrs Alice Boschan
Stein, Rita Levi-Thomas Snyder. ,
Mrs. Norman Fischer Mrs. Dors
Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Moe
Oct. 1S: Isl Katz-J. T. Lyon. =
Mrs: R. Perkiss-Mrs, B. Myer. Oct. 22:
Mrs. N. A. Olmstead-Mrs. Alice Will
son, Mrs. E. R. Shepard-A. Z. Lane.
2-Mrs. Hermann Moe Mrs. Dors
Schwartz, Mrs. George Kathan-Mrs
M wRIGaT " CLUE, Oct. 10: Paul
! Kalavski-James NJ. Menger. jr. q
Harve and Walter Mobley.