Good Neighbors bridge scores

SHARON — There were four and a half tables for duplicate bridge on Feb. 27 at Good Neighbors on Low Road in Sharon. Playing five boards a round, there were 25 boards in play, with North South pairs playing all 25 and East West pairs playing 20, suffering a five-board sit-out. The average score was 37.5. For North South pairs, in first with 39.5 points (52.67 percent) were Ann Patton and Mary Robertson; in second with 39 points (50.84 percent) were George Mason and Bob Finn, and in third with 38 Points (50.67 percent) were John Bevan and Wendy Summer. For East West pairs, in first with 41.25 points (55 percent) were Biz Rogers and Ruth Adams; in second with 38.13 points (50.84 percent) were Gail Gamble and Betsy Clark, and in third with 36.88 points (49.17 percent) were Vivian Sullivan and Anita Johnson.

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