Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
Shenandoah Title
Won by D. c. -Four


at Wilmington. Del. Open
pairs Saturday. teams Sum-
day-both two-session con-
tests.
WBL Second Round
Second round Of the WASH
ington Bridge League team
championship playof ended
in victory last Thursday for
two teams: that OF James
Jacoby David Murray Mr..
and Mrs. Said Haddad, and
that Of Mrs. Marianne
Boschan-Mrs. j. A. Weber,
Mrs. Margaret L. Fisher
Larry Reynolds. Jacoby's
team won by 80 IMPs over
DR.. w. S. Benedict-D. A. Will
liamson-Mr. and Mrs. w. d.
Snyder; while Bose h an 6
team scored a q IMP margin
over Roy Banner-James Lip
man-Stanley Johnson-H. B.
Osborne.
Last Thursdays wBL pair
results:
Section A; Simon Gsrber-Mille
DnhaEFa 80
2-H. R. KinE-HenTy stearman.
RAYMOND Andrew oabrilo-
witch.
Section n: III. Edsar Lillard-
Martin Rossl. Mrs. Dixie BortE- Paul
KILLER. Nancy Barnes-Ted Leahy,
Don Farwell-Frank HoAdley.
r, Section G; Phil Atlyeh; RalP
ESsS1 D. 4 coH irsn. w5,,is. 4
Edward L. Allen. Robert BierIy-
Louis Miller.
All-Male Victory
1t was an all-male victory
in the recently concluded
WBL point award series.
Over a l2-game stretch,
Charles c. johnson, with Is
credits. won in Glass A. Mar
win Wofsey crossed IL in
Glass B. M. r. Browne tied
with Ed Anania at 8 each
in Glass c.
Others rating prizes: DR..
Leroy Robins. IS; Stuart
Dunlop. IA. Class A; Brooks
Bosley. 10: Roy Banner tying
with the sole feminine prize
winner: Opal Van Horn. at 9,
Glass B, and r. D. Brandon,
724, Glass c.
Chess Club Winners
Prizes were also awarded at
the Chess Club last week for
these series winners:
Thursday cumulative point award:
Mrs. Florence MiliSpaugh -
Jesse D Boyd. 3-Mrs. Violet Zim-
Thursday sullivan. ii D. BOYD
Robert W. Byrns. 3--Roy Ban
Saturday Sullivan. DIR. Edwin
n Short 81. D. Boyd. 3-R. W.
Saturday point award: Ralph
Turon Mrs. p. Millspaugh
Hoover Penthouse Winner
Frank Hoover was the win
ner Of a l0-game high per-
centage series recently ended
at the Penthouse Bridge
League. He scored GIL
against SOS for Mrs. Lynn
Grant and .604 for Vance
Grant.
New Open-Pair Champions
Walter Graves and Ed Wa
tiers racked up the title last
Monday at the Thomas Cir
Gle Club, scoring 3l5 match
points for two sessions. Next
were Mrs. Margaret L. Fish,
er-Edward L. Allen. 302: Mrs.
Virginia Dye-Tom Corners,
200: Mrs. Stanley Beasley-
Mrs. Myrtle Mcmahon. 289:
Beate Bloch-Harve Mobley,
288; Theo Pringe-Alex
Campbell tied with Mrs. A. L.
Edelson-Mrs. Armand Gordon
tied with E. M. Kenison-H.
P. Stillwell. 1888.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan B.
Rintels walked of with first
prize at the Arlington Bridge
Club. Their score was 405.
Mrs. Howard G. Campbell
r. w. Byrns ended second
with 379.l. Other awards in
the 28-pair field went to
Connie Clark Heinz Sieg-
mann, 1888; Mrs. AL Geddes-
Mrs. Christine Dwyer, STA:
Mrs. Alice Robinson-James
Lipman, 1874; Frank Irish
Thomas Throop, 1914.
Montgomery Progress
At the half in the contest
for the Montgomery Coun-
try Duplicate Bridge Club
team crown, three Of nine
teams are in a tie for the
lead. Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Goode. Mrs. Allyn White
head, Mrs. Gail Winslow:
Mrs. Dixie Bortz, Mrs. Ma
lora Christman, Mrs. G. w.
Thomas, Norman Gotthardt:
Earl Engleman, Benjamin
Price, Lee Ritger, Laurens
Sullivan. Finals Tuesday
night.
Last Tuesday, in one Of q
series Of challenge matches.
Columbia Country Club
bridge players were victors
over Chevy Chase Country