Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
City Titles Are at Stake
In Play Starting Friday

bourg-Jonathan Rintels pres
emily hold the open pair title.
Next Sunday a record turn
out is expected for the two
separate contests attracting
both veteran and novice play
ers. Team-of-fou play and
the concurrent intermediate
pair game will get under way
at 1890 pm: night session
at $50. Both contests are
two-seSsion events.
Target for the more sea-
soned tournament players is
the team title. now held by
Alvin Roth, Richard Free
man, r. S. Bethe, Stuart
Dunlop and Andrew Gabril-
ovitch.
The City of Washington
pair event (intermediateO is
for players having less than
rs master points. Richard
Crump and Capt. Wesley A.
Wright won the event last
year.
Permanent possession tro-
phies will be awarded to the
winners and runnerup in
each of the six events. Also.
travelling trophies will be
awarded for a years possess
sion to the winning pairs in
two events: the Agnes Fischer
Trophy in the mems contest,
and the James G. Stone Tho
ply in the intermediate pair
game.
This sectional-rated tour
ney is sanctioned by the
American Contract Bridge
League. Mrs. Malora Christ
man and Jonathan Rintels
are chairmen. Paul E. Golden
and Jerome S. Machlin will
direct.
W 4 L Contests
Sixth and final session of the
board a-match elimination play,
preliminary TO the total point finale
for the Washington Bridge Leasue
team championship. will be held
Wednesday at 7.45 pm. ct the
the top four teams will compete in
three round robin sessions at total
point play to determine the title
The four teams qualified for the
playof will be those which will
aggregates, based on their best FIVE
out of six games. Leading contend
eTs for the playoff are the Boschan-
Fisher Weber REYNOLDS Short Tubbs
team with 7li2 wins and the Bene-
dict Snyder Snyder Williamson team
with IS wins to date
Competition for ,WBL. mester point
honors last Wednesday produced
these results
oS ssstiGg ed Anania Rqesr IT
Nucker. 5@Maury NJ. Alien James
Jacoby, Stuart Dunlop Richard
~ SECTION ! 81. B; ,o, imsimCq n. Gerber,
M haaei 0np cShen Mrs -M sTfy
Chaitt:said Haddad,. Mrs. Lillian
Other Bridge News
At the half in the two-session
play for the Lyon Village Duplicate
ship, Mrs. Roy Hackett and Mrs.
William Poissant led IS pairs with
score OF 1870 match points u32
AVERAGE: Second in the first ses-
sion. held February "a, were Mrs.
ia. Mrs. J. A. Weber-Mrs. j. J [.
Young. Isl a. were third; Mrs.
Irving. Berman-Mrs. Leon Horowitz.
$50. fourth.
Last weeks snow storm sharply
curtailed area duplicate activities.
forcing cancellation of many games,
postponement Of others Montsom-
cry County Duplicate Bridge Clubs
February master-point game will be
held Tuesday evening.
Final session of Federal Bridge
postponed from last Tuesday, will
be held Tuesday: February %. at
the Bellevue Hotel. promptly at 7:45
pm. Lloyd Schermerhorn. FederaTs
president. announces that the clubs
February master-point game will
test will be Federars FIRST game at
its new location. the WindsorPark
Hotel. 1900 Connecticut avenue NV.
Master Point Results
Agriculture. mrs. Jane CAL
loway-Richard Glenn. Amiel Good
man-Lloyd Lambert. Mrs. James
A. bearing Sumner Bliley; 1t Col.
Ruth Anderson-Lt Col Jeanette
Blech tied with Mrs. George Hertz
Ellis Block
ArlinGt0n: u Jean Hume-Mrs.
Ruby Young. Mrs. Jack Cole-Mrs.
Herman Moe. > Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Turof, Richard Crump-Ted
Leahy
Chevy Chase: Mai. and Mrs
R. W. Lufkin, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Meade PEBBLES. jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Maddox. jr.: Mrs. Francis
Haas-Mrs Elva Smith tied with
Mrs Lillian Holleman- MRS. Rose
LaRue.
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