EUCHRE TOURNEY.

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 68, 17 October 1930, Page 2

EUCHRE TOURNEY.

THE FINAL NIGHT. n The Fire Brigade held a euchre party on Wednesday night to con. elude tine series which lias heen run -through the whiten, Albout seventy players were present. Three tied for the ladies'' prize, Mrs. Brickson winning the with Mrs. D. T. Wilson second. The gents' prizes were won by Messrs. B. Adlam and A. Cook. The hidden number competition resulted: Mr 3. Gatton woin tihe ladies.' prize after a tie With three others; Mrs, J. Bonner (Ngaere) won the gents' prize after a tie with two otfhera. After supper the aggregate prizes won during the series were presented ais follows: Ladies, twelve nights: Mrs. H. Summerfield (99 games) 1, Mrs. W. Brocklebank (97} gaes) 2, Mrs. A. Cook (96}) 3. Gents, twelve nights: Mr. W. young (98) 1, Mr. A. Thompson (95) 2, Mr. G. Tubby (89) 3. Ladies, last six" nights: Mrs Hartwig (54) 1, Mrs.' Summerfield (53) 2, Mrs. E. Adlam (50) 3. Gents, last six nights: Mr. E. Adlam (51) 1, Mr. C. Gatton (49}) 2, Mr. Brent (48) 8. Ladies, most games and never won a prize: Mrs. W. Holmes (82) 1, Mrs. Jenkins (78) 2. Gents, most games and never won a prize: Mr, G. Tubby (89) 1, Mr. Harfewig (74}) 2. Ladies, most half games for the series: Mrs, E. Brocklebank (21) 1, Mrs. Erickscm and Mrs. Aagaard (each 18) 2. Gents, most half games for the series: Master T. Reader (16) 1, Messrs. W. Young and E. Adlam (eaoh) 13) 2. During the series 98 prizes were presented, and there was an average attendance of 76,. After the presentation of the prizes dancing was indulged in and a thoroughly enjoyable time was spent. v The wind-up of the cribbage series will be held on Wednesday next.