Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1935, Page 19

DARK ORSE TEA BADEE VITER Indianapolis Group Comes (§ ! From Behind to Defeat Culbertson Four. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 6—A dark horse team from Indianapolis came from behind in the early morning hours today to nose out the favored Culbertson four, 35 to 343, for the open team of four championship in the American Bridge League tourna- ment. The winners were L. J. Welch, F. R. | Buck and E. T. Wood, all cofparative | unknows in major bridge play, and J. E. "Cain, whose name is more familiar to contract followers. Going into the final session with 16 points and in fourth place, the In-| dianapolis quartet scored 19 points to win. | Third place went to Aaron Frank and M. Glick, Cleveland: Ridgeway Bishop and John Smith, Chicago, with | ® 331 score. | They were followed by Foster Hop- | kins and Charles Porter, Cincinnati; A. J. Vitale and W. J. Pray, Indian- | apolis, and the team of R. E. Horner, Ottawa, Canada; P. Sheardown, Tor- onto, Canada; H. Friedman and A. E. Frankenstein, Chicago, who tied for fourth and fifth at 32%. | The all-Chicago team of Paul D. Parcells, Charles Rilling, Robert F. Rubel and Miss Aliyne Paris, finished thirteenth with 291, after leading the field of 29 into the final session with | 17 points. . The Culbertsons were sec- ! ond at that point with 16% Title scoring included one-half of qualifying score plus all points scored in the final round. | Play for the open championship was scheduled today and tomorrow. A well-played hand last night was C-AJ106432 The hands were held by Miss Flor- ence Stratford, Cleveland, North; Dr. H. J. Vogel, New York, East: Bert | Fried, Cleveland, South, and George Unger, New York, West. | The bidding: North, one diamond; East, one spade; South, two dia- monds; West, pass; North, three no trump; East, four spades; South, six clubs, which was the final contract. | In the play Fried made seven-odd | on a squeeze. i West opened the spade queen, | which fell to North’s ace and a dia- | mond was discarded by declarer. De- clarer picked up the trump king on a | finesse and cleaned up trump. A dia- | mond was led to North's ace and a diamond returned, South ruffing| East's king. | Deglarér lald down the rest of his| trumps, saving & diamond, the spade | king, the ace and a small heart in | dummy. He led small to North's| heart ace, then cashed the spade king, | saving his own king and jack of hearts. West, squeezed in hearts and diamonds, unguarded the heart queen. | FPried returned a heart to his own | hand, went up with the king, drop- | ping West’s queen, and took the last | trick with the heart jack. } HOSPITAL GIVEN $10,000 Other Bequests Made Under Will of Joseph P. Grabfield. | % | NEW YORK, December 6 (#)—The | Jewish Hospital of Cincinnati was be- | queathed $10,000 in the will of Joseph | P. Grebfield, dated April 26, 1929, and filed yesterday in Surrogate's Court. He died November 14. | Harlet W. Baker of New York | City was named to receive a life in-| come of a $100,000 trust fund. Two nephews, John Jacob Grabfield of | Cincinnati and Gustave Philip Grab- fleld of Milton, Mass.,, were assigned equal shares of the residuary estate, | the latter also to be an executor and receive personal property. Woman Democrat Named Architect For Philadelphia Republican Mayor-Elect | Appoints Socidlite to $8,000 Post. By the Associated Press. | PHILADELPHIA, December 6.—An | outstanding woman architéct—a Dem- | ocrat—has been named by Phila- | delphia’s Republican Mayor-elect Wil- | son to take over the designing of the city’s buildings. | Miss Georgiana Pope Yeatman, 33 | and socially prominent, is the first | woman to hold a cabinet post in Philadelphia. “I have absolutely no idea how or | why I was selected,” Miss Yeatmah said. “I expect this job to be one of the most interesting pieces of work in my life,” she said. “The depart- ment will have much to do with housing problems, zoning, city plan- ning and new arrangements for beau- tification.” Miss Yeatman, soft-spoken and modest, will receive $8,000 annually. Bhe was the architect for numerous clubs, &chools and a hospital in this area and the Davis Memorial Park in Charleston, W. Va. 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