Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1935, Page 21

SCAENRENS TEAN BRDGE VITOS 351/, Match Points Scored, With New York Rivals Half Point Behind. By the Associated Press. ASBURY PARK, N. J,, August 7.— Howard Schenken, Mrs. Helen Bon- wit, Ruth Sherman and Louis H. Watson captured the team-of-four event of the American Bridge League's annual Summer tournament yester- day with 39': match points. Trailing Schenken's team by a half point were the favored Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Jacoby, Waldemar von Zedt- witz and Mrs. Mary Clement. Both| of the teams were from New York. | After leading the fleld of 21 teams in the first day's play, the defending champions, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bach- ner of New York, playing with Mr. and Mrs. Millard Kaiser of St. Louis, Mo., slumped badly yesterday and fin- ished fifth with 33 points. B. Jay Becker and Mrs. R. C. Young, both of Philadelphia; Mrs. | Jay S. Jones, jr., and Sidney Rusinow of New York scored 35 points to tie with Mrs. Ann Naiman, Philip Ab-| ramson, Estelle Drescher and Morrie | Ellis of New York for third place. Other Leaders’ Other leaders were: Mrs. Hum- phreys Wager, Atlanta; Fred Levy, Montgomery; Henry Channin, Atlanta, snd Mrs. Marie Black, New York, sixth, 32!, points. | Mrs. M. R. West, Washington: John Warren, Pa.; Mrs. R. Kelsay, Washington, and V. Hammels, Phoe- | nix, Ariz., seventh, 30'%. | Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gaut and| Charlotte and R. Mahafley, all of | Wilmington, Del., eighth, 24. ‘\ Standing. Dr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Lord, Bal- timore; Mrs. A. Rockwell, Warren, Pa., and John Kunkel, Harrisburg, Pa., ninth, 23. | Play in the men's and women's open pair championships continued | last night. | Millard Kaiser scored a high on the following hand through a trump squeeze. Declarer played with a | three-card trump suit in his own’| hand, but with a dummy containing seven trumps. South dealer: Both sides vulnerable: North. A 6-4-3 ¥ K-10-8-6-5-4-3 ¢ Q-10-7 % None 5 clubs. Opening Club Bid. The opening club bid was one which £ g very popular at this tourna- | m hat of & short minor in pref- erence to a no-trump or weak major— in order to give free play to “one-over- one” possibilities. North's two-heart overcall was in the nature of a mild pre-empt and, of course, East's bid is self-evident The opening lead was the heart 6, | which South won, and returned the gpade jack. The queen finesse held, | the ace was laid down and another spade ruffed. Then seven rounds of trumps were led, Kaiser refusing to ruff out either his losing heart or los- ing spade, electing instead to play for & squeeze for an extra trick. The lead of the last trump forced South to dis- card one diamond as the declarer still | held the spade deuce. North equally was squeezed as the declarer also held | the heart jack and he, too, Was forced | to drop a diamond. A small diamond ‘was then played, won by the ace, and the king took the next trick, while the diamond deuce won the last trick for & total of 12. At the other table the hand was ruffed out for five odd. _— e Historical Swords for Sale. PARIS (A).—Two swords and a gaber, one sword the honorary weapon given Lafayette by French soldiers and the other sword and saber former property of Gen. Andrew Jackson, have been offered for sale here by an anonymous owner hit by the hard times. —_— OVER-SUNDAY ‘ Via B & O Railroad FARES SHOWN ARE ROUND-TRIP SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 For a Dip in the Ocean ATLANTIC CITY 54.25 | Leave Washington 8.00 a.m. RETURNING, | leave Atlantic City any time Saturdsy, up to and including 630 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 1L Alio SUNDAY, AUG. I 53.25 Leave Washington 1.00 am. or 7. 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ATLANTA, August 7.—The State Su- preme Court yesterday upheld validity of* more than $26,000,000 worth of highway certificates held by counties in Georgia, apparently clearing the way for extensive use of the certifi- cates in public works and other county projects. J. Houstoun Johnston, acting State director of the Federal Public Works Administration, said while the P. W. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1935. A. could not accept the certificates they could be sold at “private sale at good prices,” and the proceeds used by the counties for P. W. A. projects. He sald he could not estimate how much of the money would be so used. The court upheld the act of the Georgia Legislature requiring the State Highway Department to begin repaying the money, over a period of 10 years. The counties and the coastal highway district advanced the money to the highway department for con- struction of roads of the State high- way system. 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