Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
Bridge Players
C.Ployers Bring Home
Championship Honors
By Moreoret [. Fisher

It [. Fisher
folk team on which localite
John T.. McDermott competed.
They ended UP one board In
back Of the winners.
Israel Cohen, Richard Free
man, Gene Hermann, Robert
Jordan and Paul Kibler, NTH
overall with 301a wins, got in
under the wire for master
point honors. Mrs. Freda
Bentley. Lew Levens0n, Mi
chael Michaels, Vic Zeve were
q runnerup fourSome in the
matinee session. Other WASH
ingtonianS who scored master
points in the tourney were
j. D. Boyd Miller Roberts,
winners Of the special Satur-
day night pair game. and Mrs.
Jean Ellis-Kathleen McNutt
and Mrs. j. G. Fletcher-Mrs.
Violet thinner, who tied for
runnerup awards In the same
game.
Bridge League Winners
Last Wednesday night at the
Washington Bridge League,
double master point awards
fell to winners in the two
Mitchell sections comprising
players who qualified by win
ming duplicate games during
June. Top scores in the "Win-
ners'" flight were credited to-
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. SteinberR,
Nat Cooper-D. j. Harris. Ms
winners in sections A and B
respectively. with identical
total OF 1854 match points
out Of 264 possible. 1t. Col.
John 0eddes-Paul Nef and
Douglas Groves-Richard Zach
ary were E-W winners.
Runnersup were Mrs. Harry
Siegel-Gary Arkoian, George
Black Charles c. Lovenberg,
Mrs. Freda Bentley Mrs. Violet
thinner. Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Snyder. In the non-winners'
flight. Hazel Hamel-Harold
Dahlbeck, Rosemary Riordan-
Maj. Thomas Laughlin led
Mitchell contestants. j. D.
Boyd-Dr. z. M. Short and Mrs.
Padgett-H. c. Claiborne were
second.
Master Point Contests
In two other master point
contests held last week, Mrs.
Mildred Linderman Eugene
Steininger topped Howell con-
testants at the Agriculture
Clubs Saturday matinee, Mrs.
j. G. Seaborne-E. M. Kenison
placing. Top score in the
Wright Players contest Mon
day night went to Col. and
Mrs. j. G. Seaborne. Don B.
Christman &C. M. Walker
placing.
Sullivan prizes were award
ed last week by the Chess
Club for the quarterly series
recently ended. High per-
centage in the Saturday Sc
ries was held by James G.
Stone, $50. r. w. Byrns was
second. .533; M/Sergt. E. L.
Eshe, third, $50. DR.. N. A.
Brigham won the Thursday
percentage series, .563. Sec
ond and third places were
taken by David Murray, .542.
and c. w. Stark, .527.
Winners and runnersup in
other duplicate matches last
week included:
AGRICULTURE CLUB, July z: l.
Mrs: Margaret Moskowitz-E. A. Ward.
Greenhow.
ALEXANDRIA BRIDGE CLUB. July
2: MIR; and MRS. p. J. Davis. q
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bright.
r,1 ANp =! W. .,, AIE FORCE E BASE Of
bia 81; aa Mrs. R:ns a Maure sf'' N
Capt. Miles 1mlay-Capt. Wilbur Ho-
gan. Capt. and Mrs. Gsorge c. Potter.
3: shspsrS;Lsrfy sssnoiSs: MIS-. 1.,s a
ksSmoad Ar 9s ME-
July 1: mr.. and Mrs: ]. Fred
s s;agSss; s juiS Petty G ~ Syrns.
i. Z. sheedy. 2-J. D. Boyd-Dr. N. A,
FEDERAL BRIDGE LEAGUE, July
g.: DIR; Emily GreTs;Miriam
Holmes or1 Jo1 NsSE.
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nor
gan.
=, STATE It. E. pEPARTMENTE ~! gR1pGE
sMMr. and Mrs. Carl orness. Mary
Frances Breckenridge-William Rusch.
STEPHAN STUDIO. July l.: IA.
=. Lane-Dr. c; c. Mcdonnell. Mrs.
Agnes Flscner-Mrs. n. N: MoIoney.
2-Mrs. Edna Evans-Mrs. Dora
Schwartz. Mrs. Herman Moe-Mrs: J.
Fred Staver. July 8: Mrs. Mil
bred Underneath. p. Stillwell. Q
DR.. N. A. Brigham-Wilson 5atterneld.
WALSH CLUB, July 4: Mrs.
Gladys B. Middlemiss Manfred sobern-
helm. Col; J. G.: seabournezThomss
Harve Mobley-C. M. Walker.
WRIGHT PLAYERS, July 8: DIR.
N. A. Brigham -Harve Mobley. 2-Col.
and Mrs. ]. q. Seabourne.