Auction Bridge Invades America In Quiet Card Craze
The article explains auction bridge rising from London since 1905, its origins in India, and Boston adoption. It contrasts with bridge, notes dealer advantage in bridge, and outlines auction bidding rules where the dealer declares and only he may contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Becker
Bath Club
London
India
America
Boston
Somerset
Arthur Loring Bruce
Ainslee’s
Four Ball Foursome Tie In Tin Whistle Tourney Play-off
In the second Tin Whistle tournament, Dr Myron W Marr of Dorchester and W R Tuckerman of Washington tied for gold with a 166 total, aided by a 23 handicap. The event featured strong handicapping and close scoring among pairs including S H Martel Jr of Montreal and C B Hudson of New Suffolk, with many teams close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedal
Myron W. Marr
Dorchester
W. R. Tuckerman
Washington
S. H. Martel, Jr
Montreal
C. B. Hudson
New Suffolk
Marr
Mr.Tuckerman
W. C. Johnson
New York
D. G. Mackay
Passaic
N.J
H. W. Ormsbee
Fitchburg
J. D. C. Rumsey
J. R. Towle
Chicago
J. S. Linsley
Lenox
Mass
J.B. Moore
J. E. Kellogg
R. J. Clapp
Glastonbury
KE. A. Guthrie
St. Augustine
C. Hi. Matthiessen
H. W. Priest
New Castle
N.H
P. L. Lightbourn
Bermuda
A. I. Creamer
North Conway
N. H
Spencer Waters
Leland Ingersoll
Cleveland
Ohio
F. E. Beldon
Hartford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Siklers
M. W. Marr and
Dr. M. W. Marr
W.R. Tuckermann
H. Martel, Jr
W.C. Johnson
Kay
H. W. Ormsbeell
D.C. Rumsey
R. Towle
Linsley
J. B. Moore
Kellogg
E Gee
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