Frank Doub, a resident of Falling Waters, with roots in Washington County, recently achieved the most sought after rank in competitive bridge: Life Master. To achieve this rank, a player must gain different types of points—gold, silver, black—in competition at … Continue reading →
I joined Overbrook golf club about 15 years ago and took a crash course on bridge. I was placed at the last table on the third team in the Philadelphia league. My first partner in bridge was 93 years old … Continue reading →
About 15 years ago, I started hearing about how great bridge was from two whitewater paddling friends who had had to give up the sport and whose energy and enthusiasm was now focused on this new endeavor. A short time … Continue reading →
Bill and I started playing Bridge in the 1960s – our first hobby together. We discovered Bridge was a great way to meet people and develop friendships. We enjoyed party Bridge until we were invited to play in a Duplicate … Continue reading →
Could not have come at a better time. I’ve had a couple of awful scores this past month, so this will keep me playing! When we moved to Rochester, a couple of years or so ago, while unpacking a trillion … Continue reading →
My life as a bridge player began in the late 1970’s in Hawaii. My late husband learned bridge in the military and I wanted to learn to play so we would have something to do in our old age. I … Continue reading →