Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Matches and Events
In Area Clubs

More upcoming ACBL-
Endorsed charity pair events
include the one sponsored by
the Congressional Secretaries
Bridge Club, Wednesday, and
another sponsored by the
Labor Department Bridge
Club, Monday, May Is. Both
master point contests are for
benefit of the ArthritiS and
Rheumatism Foundation: en-
try fees 81 per person.
The Confessional Secretaries will
begin play at 7:30 pm. in the
spacious air-conditioned cafeteria Of
the New House once Building.
Participation is open to any area
The Labor Club match will be
open to all bridge players. regard
less of membership in the ACBL
and is scheduled to get underway
at Z pm, a week from tomorrSw.
Department, Fourteenth and Con-
stitution avenue NV.
The night before her WBL VIC
tory, Mrs. Rose Robins, with willie.
Roberts, won the Chess Clubs annual
mixed pair title. Winning score in
the two.session play for the Gregs
Mrs. Jack Cole and Lewis G. Tubbs,
with 3471a, took runnerup awards
in the 26-pair field. Others in the
honor division: Mrs. James A. Dear
ing-Mstt z. sheedy, 325H; Mrs,
Margaret L. Fisher Edward L. Allen,
325; Mr.. and Mrs; ,, Ralph 8 I IqTon;
whitehead. s171s.
Last Monday in the windup ses-
sion of Arl-Fax Duplicate Clubs
open-pair title match, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Fred Stayer, ST., turned in 90
per cent same t. break sne n deadiof itS
444 match points for the combined
session play. Col and Mrs. @. g.
Woke with 422 we're second; Mrs.
Esther DeRaad-Mrs. Albert Levy,
Ais, third. Next were Mrs. Nina
Iseman-Basil Efremoff, All "a; simon
Gerber-James Lipman, 4O9, Mr., ana
Mrs. Louis Singer. 404..
Another open-pair title match, at
the Penthouse Bridge Club, was de-
cided April 20 in favor Of George
Seller and Chester Shore. They won
the Health, Education and Welfare
IEUNuN ONGI DHllo WAtA AoVsDs
Second In the close contest were
Robert Bailey-Ernest Harper, 12g.5
third, Evelyn Selden-John Alexander,
129; fourth. Erwin Kenison-C. M.
Walker, 1878. :.
At the Montgomery County Dupn-
cate Bridge Club last Tuesday, Mrs.
Robert w. Bates and Mrs. Earl En-
gleman, BENJAMIN Price and Peter
SawitE we're the vietors in the an
nual competition for the women
and mems pair titles. Winning
score in the women's contest was
Frank Brown Mrs Miller j. Popple-
ton. and s6 for Mrs. Richard W.
Beers-Mrs. James P. Goode. Price
Sawitz, scoring 1914. edged out FRANK
Brown-John Gunter by one match
point Third spot fell to Charles
Az ths half ii the first pair tour
nament ponsored by the Securities
and Exchange Commission Bridge
Club, leading with So per cent
game, are Robin Cox and Sidney
SilVerman. both Of SEC. In second
USIA. Finals are set for May II
Dick Walsh and Dave wilder last
week end found 1t possible to garner
honors in the open pair events OF
two distant sectional Journeys. on
Saturday they ehalked up overall
runnerup honors in the tournament
at Raleigh. N. c., and en- route home
Sunday. they stopped of in Peters
burg, Va, for the Southside Virginia
meet, rating fifth overall spot there.
Another area pair, Michael Gold
stein-James Lipman, netted a run
nerup prize in Raleigh in the mems
pair competition. hipman and Felix
Asby. with North Carolina partners,
melted section awards in the open
event at Raleigh.