Hair today, gone tomorrow Bridge Big, backed by Zia, strives to

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Thursday, March 17, 2011
Daily
Volume 54, Number 7
NABC National Tournament • Louisville • March 10-20, 2011
Bulletin
54th Spring North American Bridge Championships
Editors: Brent Manley and Dave Smith
Bridge Big, backed by Zia,
strives to ‘spice up’ bridge
Few people
approach bridge with
the same passion that
Zia Mahmood does, so
when he seems extra
excited about a new
bridge project, it’s
probably wise to pay
attention.
What Zia is
touting is a new startup
company called Bridge
Big, the brainchild of
Rene De Waele and
Nira Talova, a married
couple who live in
Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Their dream is
Zia Mahmood with Bridge Big creators Nira Talova and Rene De Waele.
to have online bridge
games for money – very
“It’s a fantastic concept.”
big money in some cases, up to $100,000.
The playing model, say De Waele, is like
“We want to spice up bridge,” says De Waele,
online poker, and the prize money will come from
who has a PhD in physics but is more involved in
the entry fees. The more people playing, the larger
software startups and bridge. Talova has a master’s
the potential payoff.
degree in business administration specializing in
“Poker is booming,” Zia notes, “but bridge is
entrepreneurship.
not. Why? The answer is simple – money!”
Says De Waele, “I have always played online
The allure of Bridge Big’s idea is that a
poker, but I like bridge much more. It is a much
person could enter a bridge tournament for $20
better game.”
and win $100,000. Prizes won’t all be that big,
Zia loves the idea of online play for big stakes:
continued on page 5
Hair today, gone tomorrow
On Sunday evening, Owen Lien and Kevin
Dwyer were on Fourth Street Live in downtown
Louisville when the two young bridge players
heard about the “hair” drive going on for St.
Baldrick’s Foundation.
The California-based organization has unique
fund drives in which people are asked to have their
heads shaved, the hair going to children suffering
from cancer.
“We were at dinner,” said Lien, 22, of Hickory
NC. “We thought about it and did it.”
Lien, who had a great mop of hair, said it
was tougher on Dwyer to agree to be shorn. “He
thought it wouldn’t grow back,” Lien joked.
The two will soon depart for Amsterdam,
Netherlands, to represent the U.S. in the White
House Junior International bridge tournament.
The St, Baldrick’s event is named for a
fictional saint, whose name blends “bald” with “St.
continued on page 13
Owen Lien and Kevin Dwyer.
Sure and it’s a photo op
If your first name, middle name or last name is Patrick. . .
If you were born in Ireland. . .
Or if you have come from Ireland to play in the Spring NABC. . .
Please visit the Daily Bulletin office at 7:15 p.m. today.
The plan is for a group photo – to be published on the front page on Friday – in
honor of St. Patrick’s Day.
International Fund
In NABC+ events, $1.50 (per person, per
session) of each entry free will be allocated to the
ACBL International Fund. These funds are used to
underwrite part of the expenses of ACBL members
who participate in international competition.
Attendance
thru Tuesday evening
6108 Tables
Rockwell Mixed Pairs winners Gail Greenberg
and Jeff Hand.
Greenberg, Hand win
Mixed Pairs again
Gail Greenberg and Jeff Hand, 2008 winners
of the Rockwell Mixed Pairs, thought they had
been edged out of a second victory in the event by
four-tenths of a matchpoint. Thanks to a scoring
correction, they moved into first by sixth-tenths of
a matchpoint in one of the closest finishes ever in
the event.
Three years ago in Detroit, they won the Mixed
Pairs by about one-quarter of a board.
Second place went to Lloyd Arvedon of Natick
Most high seeds still
playing in Vanderbilt
The team captained by Mark Gordon and
seeded ninth in the Vanderbilt field was the only
one of the top seeds to fall in the second full day of
play in the knockout event.
Gordon lost to the original No. 41 seed led
by Meng Kang, of Beijing, China. His teammates
include one other player from China – Shaolin
Sun – and four who live in the U.S.: Xiaodong
Shi, Naperville IL; Jiang Gu, Mountain Lakes NJ;
Jian-Jian Wang, Clarksville MD, and Hailong Ao,
Herndon VA.
Gordon’s teammates were Pratap
Rajadhyaksha, Alan Sontag, David Berkowitz,
Terje Aa and Jorgen Molberg.
Most other high seeds cruised, but No. 3 John
Diamond had to rally in the fourth quarter to make
it to today’s round of 16. Diamond trailed the Paul
Lewis squad 121-94 before pouring it on in the last
set, winning 81-15 to win 175-136.
Goodwill Message
I’d like to issue an invitation — and a
challenge — to all of you.
Join me and other members
of the Goodwill Committee in
promoting the game we love.
Improve your behavior
toward your partner and your
opponents — this will produce
better results for your side and a more enjoyable
game for everyone.
Rose Meltzer, Chairman
National Goodwill Committee
Daily Bulletin
Page 2
SPECIAL EVENTS
MEETINGS / SEMINARS / RECEPTIONS
Thursday, March 17
10:30 am-Noon Foundation for the Preservation and Advancement of
Bridge meeting. Room: Stanley (3rd floor, Suite Tower).
Friday, March 18
11:30 pm-2 am Women’s Team Trials meeting. Room: McCreary (3rd
floor, Suite Tower).
CELEBRITY SPEAKER PROGRAM
Don’t miss these free lectures in Louisville from expert players.
Location: Wilkinson Room (1st floor, Suite Tower).
9:15 a.m.
6:45 p.m.
Thursday, March 17
Allan Mazer
Barry Harper
2 Clubs or Not 2 Clubs Alerts, a Dash of Rules and a
Pinch of Ethics
9:15 a.m.
6:45 p.m.
Friday, March 18
Haig Tchamitch
Shannon Cappelletti
Support Doubles Slam Bidding
LATE NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Thursday: Mashed Potato Bar - Guilderoy Byrne Irish Trio Location: Fountain Room, Rivue Tower.
Born to blush unseen
By Barry Rigal
The task of a journalist is, as Thomas Hobbes
would have said, “Nasty, brutish and short.” Once
in a while, the pot of gold appears to present itself
to you – but the leprechaun is always there, ready
to snatch it away from you.
Consider this deal from the Wednesday
morning pairs game.
Dlr: East
♠952
Vul: E-W ♥ K 10 7 4 3
♦AJ
♣975
♠ Q 7 6 4 3
♠ 10 8
♥ Q 9 2
♥J
♦ 5
♦KQ98742
♣ A K 10 4
♣832
♠AKJ
♥A865
♦ 10 6 3
♣QJ6
Playing in the early morning pairs is always a
give-away that you’re not in the event you prefer –
in this case, the Vanderbilt.
Looking for matchpoints and masterpoints,
you sit North, and after 3♦ by East, double by
your partner and pass by West, you try 4♥ with the
North hand.
Yes, you’d rather have your doubleton in a
black suit, but what’s a guy to do?
On the lead of the ♦K, you win the ace, play
a heart to the ace for the trump finesse. You draw
the last trump and play the ♦J. East wins and exits
with a spade (a club endplays his partner at once).
You win the ♠A, cash the ♠K, pitch your
spade loser on the ♦10, ruff a spade and lead a club
to the jack for the endplay. The cards did indeed lie
precisely this way, except that the ♣K and ♣8 were
interchanged, so no endplay was necessary to bring
home the game.
For the record, any lead but a diamond defeats
4♥
Entries
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$15
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Golden Flake
We want to thank Golden Flake for their
generous contribution of their products. See their
ad on page 20 in the Restaurant Guide.
The Insider
Happy St. Patrick’s Day. There were over 2
million entries in the Bulletin Limerick contest.
Pretty amazing considering only three people were
able to complete the crossword and only two of you
read this column. “Nantucket” was used in almost
half in the submittals while “bridge” was used
in the other half. Thanks to all who entered. The
S.C. and Boss Baum will be choosing the winner
late tonight. The Bulletin Boys will announce the
winner tomorrow. The Insider was barred from
competition but nevertheless wants to see his
published:
There once was a man from Horn Lake
Who made a very huge mistake
He started writing this crap
And found himself in a trap
You must know paragraph two is all fake
In the spirit of the holiday, Irish Coffee will
be served free all day in the S.C.’s 42nd floor
executive suite. Just take the escalator up to nine,
cross over to the third tower, take the elevator to
32, cross over to the executive tower, take the other
elevator to 42, give the security guy the password,
use your special card key to enter, tell the bartender
the Insider sent you and there you go— one free 2ounce coffee with a drop of Jameson’s. The whole
trip reminds the Insider of trying to find the side
game on day two of an NABC.
Life Master News
Michael Moss, a Grand
Life Master of New York
NY, has earned his 15,000th
masterpoint. Moss has six
NABC titles and has finished
second five times. He has
played internationally and is
ranked as a International Master
by the World Bridge Federation.
Moss has two second-place finishes in world play.
Cindy Henderson of Northfield IL earned
her gold card playing in the Tuesday night Swiss
Teams with Teri Schneider of Northbrook IL. Their
teammates were Judy Auer and Eileen Berwin,
both of Columbus OH.
Jan Gray and Jan Iliff, both of Franklin TN,
earned Life Master rank. Gray needed .93 gold
points and Iliff needed .12. They’ve won more than
five gold in the Monday-Wednesday Knockout
Teams. Their teammates were Judy Gandee, Sharon
Ricciardi and Helen Hulse, all of Franklin TN.
Cheryl Clark of Dallas TX and Beverly
Broomhead of Villa Hills KY are new Life
Masters. Clark needed .27 gold and Broomhead
needed 4.8. They have won 6.90 to date in the
Knockout Teams. Their teammates were Phyllis
Bishop and Sue Hermans, both of Cincinnati OH.
New Life Masters please report to the Daily
Bulletin office on the second floor of the Suite
Tower (Willis Room).
A challenging slam
By Barry Rigal
This deal was played in the round of 32 of the
Vanderbilt Knockout Teams.
♠KQ94
♥A5
♦AK642
♣ 10 4
♠ A 8 7 5 3
♠ J 10 6 2
♥ 8 2
♥Q964
♦ Q 5 3
♦J7
♣ Q 8 6
♣J93
♠ —
♥ K J 10 7 3
♦ 10 9 8
♣AK752
How would you play 6♦ on a passive lead,
perhaps the ♣6?
I agree that it’s not a great slam, but curiously
if you play for clubs to split you need very little
more than the trump break.
You play three rounds of clubs, ruffing in
dummy, then cash the ♦A and ♦K. Now your line
will hinge on who has the long diamond. If it is
West, you should cash the ♥A and ♥K, then run
clubs. As the cards lie, West can ruff in when he
likes, but if he has a third heart to play, you ruff and
hope the hearts come in. If he has only spades, as
in the diagram, you will endplay him when he ruffs
the club to give you a spade trick and you can then
crossruff the rest.
If West discards on your two club winners, you
elope will all your remaining trumps, ruffing two
hearts in dummy and a spade in hand.
But what if East has the long diamond? In that
case, you can play the same line, but East gets to
ruff away one of your winners – that means you
will need the ruffing spade finesse.
Finally, if clubs are 4-2 with East having the
shortage so that he can overruff at trick four, you
will need for him to have three diamonds and the
♥Q doubleton or tripleton onside.
Galt House Parking
In order to receive the Galt House parking
discount, you must do the following:
Self Parking ‑ $7
Players who drive in each day: Show your
convention card at the concierge desk in the lobby
of the Galt House to receive a parking validation
ticket. You will need to pick up a ticket each day
of the tournament. If you leave during the day and
come back, you will need to pick up a new ticket.
Your parking validation ticket is good for 17 hours
(for example, 8 a.m. to 1 a.m.).
Galt House guests: Your room key will be used
to go in and out of the parking garage. Please be
sure to tell the front desk agent that you are with
ACBL.
Daily Bulletin
Page 3
JUST FOR NEW PLAYERS
You gotta have heart
By Marti Ronemus
Another day of excitement, world-class
bridge, new people. Have you been able to
sandwich a tour of the Bluegrass country into
your days? If you can do so, don’t miss some
of the big horse
farms. When
you see how the
horses live and are
treated, you might
start wishing
that you would
be reincarnated
as a world-class
runner!
Writing these
articles has gotten
me thinking about some of the various horses in
my life. People who’ve not spent a lot of time
with horses probably think they are all pretty
much the same, and would be astonished to find
out how much their personalities differ.
My father’s first racehorse was a mare
named Sandy Seattle. Dad bought her for the
princely sum of $300 (in 1958), and she was
the perfect starter horse. One reason he selected
Standardbreds was he could be actively involved
in the training, and Sandy was a doll. She wasn’t
temperamental, so Dad could drive her for her
practice miles, learning as he went. She was all
business, and did whatever she was asked to do –
except run really fast! My sisters and I never got
emotionally involved with Sandy: she was always
polite, but not really interested in us. We learned
from her, though…how to groom a horse, how
to bathe them, how to (sigh) clean up after them.
Even though she never won a race for my dad,
she was worth a million bucks in experience.
Then there was Jaws. I can’t remember the
horse’s real name, but you can guess why his
stable name was Jaws. We kids were forbidden
to enter the barn unless he was firmly locked in
his stall. He was the exact opposite of Sandy. Her
manners were perfect, but she couldn’t run. Jaws
paced like the wind, but was unmanageable, and
even though he did some serious winning for my
father, Dad had to get rid of him because of his
temperament.
And Lana, my father’s first real winner, was
a sweetheart! She was built dainty and small, not
the conformation of a big winner. Lana was a
flirt, curious, loved us kids, would grab hold of
a shirt sleeve and shake it playfully. She adored
being groomed, would nibble at the brushes,
making happy grunts.
Thinking bridge
By Eddie Kantar
Dlr: East
♠ 10 9 8 2
Vul: Both ♥752
♦ Q 10 9 7 5
♣2
♠ 4 3
♠Q76
♥ A Q 8 6 4
♥3
♦ 3
♦AJ842
♣ K Q 10 9 8
♣AJ76
♠AKJ5
♥ K J 10 9
♦K5
♣543
West
North
East
South
1♦ Dbl
1♥ Pass
2♣ Pass
4♣ Pass
5♣ All Pass
Opening lead: ♠A.
Bidding commentary: As West, it is wiser
not to redouble with 11+ HCP when you have
a two-suited hand. It is wiser to simply making
Lana was my introduction
to heart, that indefinable
combination of courage and
determination that sets some
horses, and people, apart – hard
to define, easy to recognize.
Lana was born to run, and let
her people know it. When a
Standardbred is being exercised,
it wears one set of equipment.
When it is going to be asked for
some serious speed or raced, it
wears another. Lana would be
ecstatic when she saw the racing
bike being readied; she knew
she would be allowed to let
loose that day. Her excitement
could make her hard to manage,
so whoever was “dressing”
her would have to fool her and
maneuver her into position
without her seeing what she was
going to “wear” that day.
Lana not only had a nice
racing career despite her tiny
size (unfortunately giving Dad
a taste for victory) but when
she retired from the track,
she had several lovely foals.
After a long, long life, she died
peacefully on my Uncle Dan’s
farm.
While my dad had more
than his share of winners (and
heaven knows, plenty of losers), he never had
a truly Great Horse. People bandy the phrase
Great Horse around, applying it to (in my humble
opinion) way too many animals—and people.
Once you’ve seen a great one, you are less likely
to use the phrase casually. Walter Farley, author
of The Black Stallion, wrote a fictionalized
biography of Man ‘O War, where he described
how awestruck he was when he first saw the
horse.
I know what he meant. Once Dad took us to
Hanover Shoe Farms, the biggest Standardbred
horse farm in the world, and one of their standing
stallions, Bullet Hanover, was in the field,
exercising. I had no idea what horse it was or
what his record was, but he stunned me with
his aura. He was beyond majestic, showing no
interest in the people looking at him, just moved
back and forth across his field (and he made the
earth his!) shaking the ground with his power.
I would not have been surprised to hear that he
was the king of an alien species, come to conquer
a forcing bid at the one level with the intention
of bidding your other suit next. You want to get
both suits in before competition starts and this is
the best way. A one-level response after a takeout
double is unlimited and should be treated as if
second hand has passed. As North, once West
bids, you are off the hook and should be happy
to pass. East’s 2♣ bid is natural and not forcing.
As West, your jump raise to 4♣, bypassing 3NT,
is both forcing and slam invitational. East, with a
minimum, signs off in 5♣.
Defensive commentary: As South, shift to
a trump at trick two rather than set up declarer’s
♠Q, a card partner doesn’t have given the
negative signal at trick one.
Play commentary: As East, with high
trumps and short suits on both sides, think
“crossruff.” Start by counting your top tricks. You
have the club trick that you have just taken plus
both red aces for three. Next, count the trump
tricks available. You remain with four trumps in
dummy facing three in your hand all of which can
Earth. This horse was far, far above any I had
ever been exposed to, and I have never forgotten
the impact he had, even though it was 38 years
ago.
And now for our bridge tie-in. I’ll bet
you can find an equivalent among your bridge
acquaintances for every one of these horses. You
certainly know Sandy, and no doubt have had to
deal with your share of Jaws-like players!
And then there are the great bridge players.
There’s a lot more to the greats than just the
ability to win. They have “heart.” Unlike the
magnificent Bullet Hanover, you might not be
able to spot them from their physical presence,
but when you sit down with them, and they
graciously set about stomping you with class and
kindness, you’ll recognize them for sure. And not
forget them easily!!
So let me hear about the characters you are
meeting… what are they like? Please e-mail
me your stories and experiences. I’m bored and
lonely with this stupid broken leg. mronemus@
comcast.net
be made separately. Bottom line: you start with
three top tricks and can make seven more trump
tricks by crossruffing. You are short one trick,
so you need the heart finesse. After you take the
heart finesse and it wins, cash the ♥A, discarding
a spade, cash the ♦A and merrily ruff diamonds
and hearts back and forth for 11 tricks.
Intermediate-Newcomer
Top 100
(through Wednesday afternoon)
15.94 Patsy Baker, Prospect KY
15.27 Sarah Roy, Louisville KY
10.54 David Wille, Louisville KY
10.29 Karen Scott, Troy OH
10.29 Ron Scott, Troy OH
9.65 Richard Buttermore, Royal Oak MI
9.65 Wendy Buttermore, Royal Oak MI
9.05 Alice Olson, Bronxville NY
continued on page 3
Daily Bulletin
Page 4
IN Top 100
continued from page 2
9.05
8.44
8.22
8.22
8.20
8.20
8.02
7.91
7.34
7.31
7.23
7.23
6.91
6.91
6.82
6.82
6.76
6.53
6.53
6.29
6.29
6.23
6.13
6.07
6.07
5.76
5.76
5.62
5.61
5.50
5.46
5.46
5.31
5.26
5.24
5.20
5.19
5.11
4.83
4.83
4.83
4.77
4.70
4.66
4.66
4.58
4.51
4.46
4.46
4.34
4.34
4.32
4.32
4.31
4.31
4.21
4.10
3.99
3.96
3.96
3.88
3.88
3.87
3.87
3.87
Michael Olson, Bronxville NY
Harriet Smith, Solano Beach CA
Charlie Anderson, Russell Springs KY
Wes Bottom, Russell Springs KY
William Riley, Alton IL
William Allendoerfer, Edwardsville IL
Janet Vowels, Louisville KY
Betty Dues, Louisville KY
Michael Davidson, Louisville KY
James Carter, Louisville KY
Lynn Frederick, Nicholasville KY
Louise Parker, Lexington KY
Lucille McClure, Tornado WV
Tom McClure, Tornado WV
Kelly Pope, Hamilton ON
Michael Pope, Hamilton ON
Myron Kean, Louisville KY
Sharon Amberg, St Croix VI
Emiel Domis, Christiansted VI
Linda White, Muscle Shoals AL
Dawn Kimberlin, Florence AL
Jim Sturgeon, Louisville KY
William Williams, Louisville KY
Kathy Sinkin-Amor, San Antonio TX
Faye Baker, Houston TX
Sylvia Shi, Baltimore MD
Patrick Frye, Laurel MD
Robert Fisk, Cincinnati OH
Todd Wille, Atlanta GA
Leon Pauley, Versailles KY
Peggy Hoy, Maryville TN
Brenda McSpadden, Knoxville TN
Jan Hey, Louisville KY
Rhonda James, New Albany IN
Carolyn Espey, Poway CA
Kay Davidson, Louisville KY
Jeffrey Perigoni, Slidell LA
William Bockmon, Louisville KY
Carol Armstrong, Louisville KY
Robert Eatmon, Fostoria OH
Karen Eatmon, Fostoria OH
Missy Hubbuch, Louisville KY
Charles Fassler, Louisville KY
Dorothy Losey, Louisville KY
Robert Losey, Louisville KY
Ronald Straub, Louisville KY
Martha Miller, Louisville KY
John Gerretsen, Kingston ON
Assunta Gerretsen, Kingston ON
Wallace McOuat, San Anselmo CA
Claire Young, San Anselmo CA
Margaret Lanier, Louisville KY
Margaret Seay, Louisville KY
Wendy Gibson, Stow OH
Kenneth Gibson, Stow OH
Patricia Jones, Pickerington OH
George Tomaich, Lexington KY
Phyl Beamer, Louisville KY
Richard Krueger, Milwaukee WI
Thomas Krueger, Shorewood WI
Tim White, Mercer Island WA
Renae Gunstone-White, Mercer Island WA
Richard Jones, Shawnee Msn KS
Elaine Jones, Shawnee KS
Thomas Lepping, Louisvile KY
Prize Chair Betsy Blakeman
shows the prize that’s given for
section tops. If you are first in
your section, any flight, you can
pick up your prize. The section
top prize area is located next to
the Registration Desk. Hours are:
8:30 to 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. to
12:45 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. to 7:15
p.m.
3.83
3.83
3.74
3.72
3.72
3.67
3.67
3.67
3.64
3.64
3.52
3.52
3.51
3.46
3.41
3.41
3.40
3.40
3.40
3.39
3.39
3.39
3.27
3.27
3.21
3.21
3.14
William Beaushaw, Pearl River LA
Jeannie Beaushaw, Pearl River LA
Mary Sarjeant, Prospect KY
Chris Hastie, Cincinnati OH
Nancy Dever, Cincinnati OH
Ted Verhagen, Keswick VA
Tony Ferroni, Keswick VA
Barbara Butorac, Louisville KY
Beverly Sparrow, Lexington KY
Ginny May, Lexington KY
Peg Vild, Columbus OH
Barbara Muller, Columbus OH
Judy Geralds, Louisville KY
Russell Whitney, Georgetown KY
Arvil Catlett, Hodgenville KY
Steve McCubbin, Hodgenville KY
Thomas Stanwix-Hay, Lexington KY
Marilyn Hoback, Centerville OH
Kathy Stanwix-Hay, Lexington KY
Edmond Douville, Hobart IN
D Abraham, Windsor ON
Harry Espey, Poway CA
Tom Johnson, Carmel IN
Bill Jackson, Maineville OH
Margaret Taylor, Florence AL
Jo Taylor, Florence AL
Janet Little, Wood River IL
Bearno’s donates pizza
Many thanks to Bearno’s by the Bridge for
their generous contributions of pizza for today’s
volunteers. Volunteers should bring their letters to
the Volunteer Hospitality Suite.
Bridge players can enjoy Bearno’s great pizza
at 131 West Main Street. Bearno’s By the Bridge is
offering a 15% discount to bridge players.
Limerick contest
St. Patrick’s Day is coming up on Thursday,
so what could be more fitting than a St. Patrick’s
Day limerick contest? After all, the whimsical form
of poetry is named for the fourth-largest city in
Ireland. Entries must relate to St. Patrick’s Day.
Turn in your limericks at the Daily Bulletin
office (Willis room, second floor, Suite Tower).
There will be a box to receive them. All entries
must be received by 10 p.m. on Thursday. Winners
will be announced in the Friday Daily Bulletin.
If your entry is judged one of the best, you will
win a set of Bridge Partner bidding boxes, courtesy
of the Danish Bridge Federation.
Thoughtful play
This deal from the Leventritt Silver Ribbon
Pairs final helped the winners – Rich DeMartino
and John Stiefel – to victory.
Dlr: South
♠432
Vul: Both ♥ 10 9 8 7 5
♦J54
♣K3
♠ 10 9 8 6
♠75
♥ A K Q 2
♥64
♦ A 3
♦ Q 10 6 2
♣ A 7 5
♣Q9642
♠AKQJ
♥J4
♦K987
♣ J 10 8
West
North
East
South
Stiefel
DeMartino
1NT
Pass
2♦ Pass
2♥
All Pass
Stiefel led the ♠9 (Rusinow leads), and
DeMartino signaled encouragement with the 7.
Stiefel said afterwards that DeMartino’s play was
thoughtful, preventing him from breaking another
suit to the detriment of the defense.
Declarer won the ♠A and led the ♥J from
hand. Stiefel took the ♥Q and continued with the
♠6. Declarer won with the jack and advanced the
♥4. Stiefel won the ♥K and got out with the ♠8,
DeMartino discarding the ♣2.
At that point, declarer should have cashed his
fourth spade to discard a diamond from dummy. He
would pay for that error.
Declarer took the third round of spades and
played the ♣J, ducked by Stiefel. Declarer played
low from dummy, and DeMartino won the queen.
A second round of clubs put Stiefel in. He cashed
the ♥A and stuck declarer in dummy with a fourth
round of trumps.
Despite his strong hand, Stiefel had passed
smoothly over 1NT, so declarer played DeMartino
for the ♦A. Declarer had discarded diamonds from
his hand on the third and fourth round of hearts, so
he was down to a doubleton king when he led the
♦J from dummy.
DeMartino covered with the queen, and Stiefel
took the ace when declarer played the king. Now a
diamond to the 10 put DeMartino in to cash the ♦6.
That was three down for plus 300 to the New
Englanders – good for all the matchpoints (77).
Daily Bulletin
Page 5
A Grand Old Time
By Daniel Wolkowitz
With the top 55 seeds in the Vanderbilt
receiving byes, the ACBL organized a closed Swiss
for Monday. A few teams elected to play their own
practice sessions, instead partaking in the official
warm-up. One of these featured the Onstott and
Deutsch teams in a friendly but exciting match.
How would you and your partner bid these
cards?
Second in the Leventritt Silver Ribbon Pairs:
Tom Kniest and Don Stack.
Watch those spots
By Barry Rigal
This excellent card-play problem arose during
our second-round loss in the Vanderbilt Knockout
Teams. It’s a two-parter: consider it first in 6♣ by
North and then the actual problem of 6♣ by South.
♠AQ3
♥KQ85
♦A985
♣43
♠74
♥ A 10
♦ J 10 7
♣ A K Q 10 7 6
In 6♣ by North on a trump lead, you draw
trumps, pitching a spade from hand. Now perhaps
the best thing to do is strip off four rounds of
hearts, then run the ♦J to endplay East unless he
began with five hearts. Almost as good at trick four
is to run the ♦J, won by East with the queen. He
must return a low heart, and you put in the 10. To
give you any problem, West must be able to cover
with the ♥J. You win the ♥Q, unblock the ♥A,
then cross to the ♦A, cash the ♥K (hoping for the 9
to drop), pitching a diamond from dummy.
If the ♥9 does not appear, you ruff a diamond
in dummy, and if the remaining high diamond
does not appear, you fall back on the spade finesse.
That’s about a 90% shot, I think.
At the table in 6♣ by South, on the lead of the
♦4 you duck and East wins the king. Back comes
a trump, and you draw three rounds, then cash the
three top hearts. If the ♥J 9 fall, it’s all over. At the
table, East shows out on the third heart. You now
pitch the ♦10 on the third heart and play the ♦A,
West following with the 2, East with the 8. When
you lead the ♦9 from dummy, East follows with
the 6. Who has the queen? Surely East. If West has
led the ♦4 from Q-4-2, he deserves to beat you!
The full deal:
♠AQ3
♥KQ85
♦A985
♣43
♠ J 8 7 2
♠ K 10 9 6
♥ 9 7 6 3 2
♥J4
♦ 4 2
♦KQ63
♣ 8 5
♣J92
♠74
♥ A 10
♦ J 10 7
♣ A K Q 10 7 6
Notice to players
Each player must have an ACBL convention
card filled out and on the table. Please note that
other types of convention cards, such as the WBF
convention card or homemade cards that do not
sufficiently resemble the ACBL convention card,
are not acceptable substitutes.
♠A J 5
♥A K Q 9 8
♦J 7
♣A K 6
♠4
♥J 6 4 3 2
♦A Q 6
♣Q 10 9 2
West
East
2♣ 2♦
2NT
3♦
4♥
followed by Blackwood and a signoff in 6♥.
At the other, Icelanders Thorlakur Jonsson and Jon
Baldursson used a strong club opening and a nineround auction in which East showed 1-5-3-4 with
the ♦A Q and the ♣Q. This seemed like enough to
provide two chances for the grand – or did it?
The auction had made West declarer and
North, Ron Smith of San Francisco led a diamond
away from the king. One potential problem of
pinpointing dummy’s assets is that the defenders
will know what to lead at trick one.
Baldursson could not afford to take the
diamond finesse at trick one because he had plenty
of other chances to make his contract (doubleton
♣J, 3-3 clubs or four clubs to the jack with the
♦K).
However, it’s likely that West would have bid
the grand anyway without the ♦J, and there was
no guarantee that East held the ♣10. If that was the
case, the diamond lead would force declarer’s hand
at trick one. On the actual hand, Smith held the ♦K
but clubs were 3-3 and declarer guessed the end
position correctly.
This deal came up in the second half:
♠ Q 10 9 6
♥Q3
♦ A K 10 9 3 2
♣K
♠AJ2
♥AK6542
♦6
♣AJ3
Having reached a mediocre 7♥ contract, how
would you play on the lead of the ♥10?
Obviously, you need 3-2 trumps and to either
pick up the diamonds for at least four tricks or
take a spade finesse. How should you play to best
combine your chances while avoiding a dangerous
overruff?
There are two rather straightforward lines.
One is to draw trumps in three rounds, and play for
diamonds 3-3 or the ♠K onside.
Another line is for declarer to win in hand,
play the ♦A and ruff a diamond, return to the ♥Q
and ruff a diamond. This often beats the first line
when the diamonds are 4-2 with the ♠K offside but
loses when LHO is 3-2 in hearts and diamonds. It
also loses when the ♠K is onside and diamonds are
6-0 or 5-1 with the defense able to ruff or score an
extra trump trick via an uppercut when RHO is 2-1
in the reds.
As for the actual percentages, I’ll leave that
to the real math experts out there. My inclination
is that the second line is a few percentage points
better, but not much more than that. At the table,
this line was the winner, with LHO holding
♠K 5 3
♥J 10 7
♦Q 8 5 4
♣9 5 2
Both tables were in the grand with one declarer
trying each line, so this was a 20-IMP pickup for
Onstott.
♠♥♦♣
Bridge big
but the Bridge Big creators and Zia are hoping
that competition for cash prizes will attract more
interest from the public and the news media, giving
bridge a shot in the arm.
The company will begin a testing phase next
month and plan to roll out the finished product
during the summer, possibly in July.
There will be a demo match on Friday at 11
a.m. in the Breathitt Room in the Suite Tower,
second floor. Bridge Big will award three $100
cash prizes to spectators in a drawing.
Players are also invited to become beta testers
for Bridge Big. Information is available on the
home page: bridgebig.com.
An obvious concern, acknowledged by the
Bridge Big creators and Zia, is security (translation:
cheating). They have already thought of that.
To assure that no player gains an unfair
advantage, all competitions will be individuals, one
board per round with an unknown partner against
unknown opponents (all such information will be
revealed when the contest is over). No kibitzers are
allowed, and the scoring will be duplicate but not
against the field. The comparisons will be against
the “history” of a deal that may have been played
hundreds of times previously.
This is what the Bridge Big creators have
written about security on the company web site:
Security
Anywhere there’s real money at stake, people
will look for ways to cheat. On Bridge Big, this
will be no different. Bridge Big is committed to
prevent any kind of cheating on its site.
On bridge sites today it is very easy to cheat
because players are allowed to see who their
partners are. The only way to deal with this security
issue is by playing individually and anonymously.
As an extra measure, players will not be allowed
to chat with their partners during a game, although
they may still talk to their opponents. Even if
players somehow find out who they’re partnering
with, they can only benefit from this for one board,
after which they’re split up again.
However, even when players are not each
other’s partners they may still try to exchange
information about their hand to other players
in the tournament. To prevent this type of
collusion, players cannot see what direction they
sit at the table and what board they’re playing.
The vulnerability at the table will also give no
clue as all simultaneously played games in a
tournament share the same vulnerability and dealer
combination. The limited time players have for
one board also limits the feasibility for players to
exchange useful information. Only after a board
has been played by everyone in the field will a user
be able to see all four complete hands.
In smaller tournament settings, these measures
might still not prove sufficient. Although seating
schedules on Bridge Big will never allow two
or more tables to be playing the same board
simultaneously, players could still leak information
about previously played boards to each other.
In larger tournaments this is less of a threat
as players will be divided over multiple sections,
each with a unique set of boards, hindering player
collusion significantly as collaborating players
will be seated in different sections for most of the
tournament.
In smaller tournaments or in the final rounds of
a large knockout tournament it would be preferable
if boards are only played exactly once. Scores
would be compared not to other players in the
tournament, but to all players that ever played the
board before in previous tournaments. Aside from
thwarting colluders, this measure has an additional
advantage: it provides players with a fairer score,
as their results are compared to hundreds of other
players, instead of only the handful that are in the
tournament.
Daily Bulletin
Page 6
ANNIE OAKLEY MORNING KO BRACKET I
7 Teams
14.39
1 Kasmer Andreychuk, Yorkton SK; Charlotte
Blum, La Jolla CA; Pedro Ieong, Hong Kong Hong Kong; Susan
Craney, N Royalton OH
7.63
2 Leonid Fastovsky, Rockville MD; Mary
Bennett, Oakland MI; Judi Amatangelo, Northville MI; Rick
Kaye, Bingham Farms MI; Margaret Hansell, Champaign IL
ANNIE OAKLEY MORNING KO BRACKET II
8 Teams
9.71
1 Charles Kelley - Jo Anne Kelley, Pacific
Plsades CA; Michael Baker, Scottsdale AZ; David Johnson,
Wichita Falls TX
5.15
2 Eva Lipton, West Bloomfield MI; Nancy
Steding, Bloomfield MI; Shelley Boschan, Bloomfield Hill MI;
Bjorgvin Kristinsson, Minneapolis MN
2.18
3/4 Mary Wallace - Anne Maynard - Dorothy Costa
- Cathy Youmans, Knoxville TN
ANNIE OAKLEY MORNING KO BRACKET III
8 Teams
6.72
1 Dee Cassidy, Jasper IN; Jerlene Peach, Holland
IN; Jane Gaunt - Jane Staton, Evansville IN
3.56
2 Jan Gray - Jan Iliff - Helen Hulse - S Ricciardi,
Franklin TN
1.51
3/4 Lloyd Tarrh, Noblesville IN; Kenneth Boschee,
Carmel IN; Thomas Haines, Greenfield IN; Roy Montgomery,
Franklin IN
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY MORNING COMPACT KO I
10 Teams
13.83
1 Scot Smith, Vandalia OH; J Adams, Columbus
OH; Sudheer Pimputkar, Worthington OH; Vickie Sebastian,
Beavercreek OH
9.68
2 Gerald Gitles, Chicago IL; Jerry Ruther, Santa
Fe NM; William McFall, New Berlin WI; John Russell, North
Barringto IL
6.22
3 Cameron Doner, Richmond BC; Kay Enfield,
Santa Fe NM; Marjorie Michelin - Ellis Feigenbaum, Laguna
Woods CA
4.84
4 Dick Kemmerer, Peoria IL; Carol Osgerby,
Dyer IN; David Cohan, Richboro PA; Pat Abell, Campbellsville
KY
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY MORNING COMPACT KO II
10 Teams
8.31
1 David Vine, Chattanooga TN; William Adams
Jr, Hixson TN; Bob Pemberton - Lynda Pemberton, Somerset KY
5.82
2 Ronnie Frank - Ann Ruwitch - Jane Ettelson,
Saint Louis MO; Judith Inker, Wellesley Hills MA
3.74
3 Chris Peters, Rochester Hills MI; Ginny
Poulter, Oakland Twp MI; Charles Federman, Bloomfield Hls MI;
Dolores Bright, Milford MI
2.91
4 Douglass Hoadley, Bessemer AL; Peter
Gerrard, Huntersville NC; Bill Parrish, Birmingham AL; Don
Haney, Trussville AL
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY MORNING COMPACT KO III
16 Teams
6.97
1 Marilyn Lorch, Hampton Cove AL; Flo Staggs
- Pamiley Powers - Betty Williams, Huntsville AL
4.88
2 Thomas Collins, Sedona AZ; Charles Riffle,
Emerald Hills CA; Linda Mize, Florissant MO; Roseann Stice,
Bethalto IL
3.14
3 Bill Carson, Ltl Switzrlnd NC; Katherine
Trubey - Edward Banta, Spruce Pine NC; B Susan Crutchfield,
Burnsville NC
2.44
4 Steve Vuotto, Richmond KY; William Adams
Jr., Lexington KY; Daniel Rosenblatt, Winston Salem NC; Won
Yang, Clermont FL
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY MORNING COMPACT KO IV
16 Teams
5.66
1 Suzy Haerr, Milford OH; Gail Schimpf,
Morrow OH; Gary Baker - Jeanette Baker, So Charleston WV
3.96
2 Kelly Pope - Michael Pope, Hamilton ON;
William Seran - Carole Shanahan, Pittsburgh PA
2.55
3 Elizabeth Rosenberg - Jane Northcutt - Ronald
Straub, Louisville KY; John Van Cleve, New Albany IN
1.98
4 Yvonne McNabb, Worthington OH; Robert
Jiobu - Peg Vild - Barbara Muller, Columbus OH
WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY MORNING KO I
7 Teams
Meng-Che Ho - Li-Hsiang Kuo - Kun-Chieh Wang, Madison WI;
Jimmy Pelham, Freeport NY
vs
William Higgins, Cincinnati OH; Yauheni Siutsau, Loveland OH;
Norman Coombs - Bruce Parent, Brookville IN
Joyce Hampton, Blythewood SC; Sabine Auken, Charlottenlund
Denmark; Daniela von Arnim, Hockenh Germany; Benedicte
Cronier, Paris France; Sylvie Willard, Paris France; Jenny
Wolpert, Jupiter FL
vs
Yatindra Sahae, Carmel Valley CA; Yas Takeda, Hacienda Hgts
CA; B Horiguchi, Gardena CA; Jianfeng Luo, North York ON;
Richard Chan, Markham ON
WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY MORNING II
6 Teams
Hans Strohmer - Nancy Strohmer, Houston TX; Marie Duval,
Montreal QC; Paulin Nault, Saint-Anicet QC
vs
M Broida, Oxford OH; Franklin Kidd, Lancaster NY; Robert
Feasley, Eden NY; L Simkin, Richmond IN
78.0 Tables
100.00 1 75.00 2 56.25 3 44.44 4 40.00 5 36.36 6 33.33 7 30.77 8 28.57 9 26.67 10 25.00 11 23.53 12 22.22 13 21.05 14 20.00 15 19.05 16 18.18 17 17.39 18 16.67 19 16.00 20 15.38 21 14.81 22 14.29 23 13.79 24 13.33 25 12.90 26 12.50 27 12.23 28 12.17 29 11.43 30 11.11 31 12.74 32 10.53 33 10.26 34 10.00 35 9.76 36 9.52 37 9.30 38 9.09 39 9.69 40 8.70 41 8.51 42 8.33 43 8.16 44 8.00 45 7.84 46 7.69 47 7.55 48 7.41 49 7.27 50 27.0 Tables
A
5.61
1 4.21
2 3.16
3 4.55
4 3.41
5 2.56
6 1.92
3.03
1.12
2.27
1.70
1.28
1.19
1.19
LEVENTRITT SILVER RIBBON (Recorrected)
Richard DeMartino, Riverside CT; John Stiefel, Wethersfield CT
Tom Kniest, University City MO; Donald Stack, Overland Park KS
Ed Schulte, Tampa FL; Joseph Godefrin, Sarasota FL
David Hampton, Broken Arrow OK; B Marshall, Tulsa OK
Sally Wheeler - Buddy Hanby, Spring TX
Clement Jackson, Albuquerque NM; David Caprera, Denver CO
Chuck Said, Nashville TN; Gary Kessler, Springfield IL
Georgiana Gates, Houston TX; Ed Lazarus, Baltimore MD
Scott Gates, Miamisburg OH; Norman Coombs, Brookville IN
Robert Giragosian, Bakersfield CA; Stephen McConnell, Evanston IL
Brian Schoenfeld, Va Beach VA; Thomas Weik, Reading PA
Marty Nelson, Annapolis MD; Gil Cohen, Ashburn VA
Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; Robert Heitzman Jr, Suffern NY
Bud Marsh - Marianne Spanier, Scottsdale AZ
Richard Meffley, Fresno CA; Warren Cederborg, Visalia CA
Jim Foster, Birmingham AL; Larry Sealy, Huntsville AL
Ken Cohen, Philadelphia PA; Stan Tulin, Highland Beach FL
Rebecca Rogers, Las Vegas NV; John Grantham, Amarillo TX
Thomas Peters, Grapeland TX; Richard Oshlag, Memphis TN
Phillip Becker, Beachwood OH; Pierre Flatowicz, Omaha NE
Dan Morse, Houston TX; Ira Hessel, San Antonio TX
Fred Hoffer, Montreal QC; Don Piafsky, Toronto ON
G. Margie Gwozdzinsky, Sunny Isles FL; Peggy Kaplan, Minnetonka MN
Lee Atkinson - Mark Yaeger, Hollywood FL
Jeff Hand - Gail Greenberg, New York NY
Wayne Eggers, Woodridge IL; Jerry Poliquin, Gurnee IL
Kay Joyce - Randy Joyce, Raleigh NC
Paul Munafo, Huntsville AL; Allen Hawkins Jr, Birmingham AL
Rebecca Clough - Roger Clough, Culver City CA
Keith Garber, Las Vegas NV; Mel Colchamiro, Merrick NY
Michael Mikyska, Los Angeles CA; Steve Mager, Hermosa Beach CA
Diana Schuld, Glen Head NY; B Horiguchi, Gardena CA
Alan Kleist, Cheverly MD; Richard Gabriel, Chicago IL
Mark Dahl, Richmond VA; Jay Cohodes, Sunrise FL
Allan Siebert, Little Rock AR; Randy Pettit, Marietta GA
Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; Steven Love, Laguna Niguel CA
Kenneth Eichenbaum, Columbus OH; Rick Roeder, La Mesa CA
Kenneth Chatzinoff, Cinnaminson NJ; Raymond Raskin, King of Prussia PA
Polly Dunn - Patrick Dunn, Bellevue WA
Claude Vogel, Chicago IL; Sangarapil Mohan, Oak Brook IL
Harry Nuckols - Mary Poplawski, Vestal NY
Linda Hanson, Brentwood TN; Coley McGinnis, Nashville TN
Yukiko Tokunaga, 1800002 Japan; Kenji Miyakuni, Tokyo 167-004 Japan
Ron Smith - Linda Smith, Hixson TN
Mark Jones, Birmingham AL; Brooks McNeely, Knoxville TN
Irina Levitina, Hackensack NJ; Lew Walter, New York NY
Robert Sartorius - Barbara Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ
Joyce Stiefel, Wethersfield CT; Sandra DeMartino, Riverside CT
Bill Cook Jr, Madison MS; Paul Janicki, Markham ON
Richard Ellis Jr - James Davis, Kokomo IN
2598.42
2565.94
2525.88
2497.33
2496.13
2489.96
2453.46
2445.71
2439.06
2419.98
2395.48
2390.36
2373.97
2370.14
2368.97
2368.32
2366.94
2362.83
2354.34
2351.54
2335.29
2334.82
2329.38
2325.79
2313.51
2307.00
2304.72
2296.31
2294.84
2289.52
2283.24
2280.52
2278.97
2273.43
2272.94
2263.02
2259.40
2249.17
2244.75
2237.07
2231.57
2222.30
2216.47
2210.03
2209.61
2206.34
2201.06
2193.41
2190.48
2190.42
TUESDAY-THURSDAY SIDE SERIES
B
1 2 3 4 5 6 C
1 2 3 4 5/6 5/6 40.0 Tables
A
B
C
17.15 1 12.86 2 9.65
3 9.15
4 1 5.72
5 7.06
6 2 6.21
7 3 4.68
8 3.43
9 3.12 10 2.86 11 3.86
4 4.95
5 1 3.71
6 2 2.78
3 2.14
4 1.65
5 1.41
6 Jane Naiser - Abby Lussky, Louisville KY
Joe Fisher - Amy Fisher, Cincinnati OH
Henny Dorsman, Staunton VA; C. Leland Nettles, Syria VA
Laura Guthrie, Georgetown KY; Naresh Shah, Lexington KY
Suanne Blair, Morehead KY; John Jensen, Maysville KY
Ken Cornelius - Mary Cornelius, Portland OR
Phyllis Siegel, Ballwin MO; Jay D Shah, St Louis MO
Michael Hughes, Jefferson City MO; Robert Liu, Honolulu HI
Maryann Clark - Marianne Cooper, Louisville KY
Harry Gear, Milford OH; John Morgan, Cincinnati OH
Alma Farley - Robert Clarke, Richardson TX
Ann Smith, Marion IL; Carolyn Taylor, Carbondale IL
Muriel Stitt, Honolulu HI; Linda Leaming, Rockford IL
Sandy Moss, Louisville KY; Judi Bigg, Prospect KY
63.46%
59.29%
59.13%
58.97%
57.37%
56.57%
56.41%
55.93%
55.45%
55.13%
52.56%
50.80%
50.64%
50.64%
BLUEGRASS BRIDGE DAY OPEN
Kenneth Chatzinoff, Cinnaminson NJ; Raymond Raskin, King of
Prussia PA
Jerry Helms - Evelyn Duffy, Charlotte NC
Gary Schwartz, Huntsville AL; Peter Matthews Jr, Roslindale MA
John Friedl, Signal Mtn TN; Michael Sherman, Chickamauga GA
Mitch Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA; Wafik Abdou, Bakersfield CA
Douglas Millsap, Columbus OH; Suman Agarwal, Hilliard OH
Kay Jones, The Villages FL; Geoff Jones III, Orlando FL
Lesley Fells, Callawassie Isl SC; Dave McClintock, Bluffton SC
Ed Howard, Lawrence KS; Robert Carstedt, Wichita KS
Roger Johnson, Sarasota FL; Jeffrey David, Rutland MA
James Olson - Ellen Olson, Charleston WV
Emily Marcus, Somerville MA; Daniel Jablonski, Stoneham MA
Michael Kelley - Martina Kelley, Lake Zurich IL
Marilyn Banta - Wilson Banta, Sunshine LA
Camilla Rabjohns, Peoria Heights IL; Ann Schuyler, Bloomington IL
Karen Anderson, Batavia IL; Neil Whittle, Carol Stream IL
Ed Seguin - Stephen Massicotte, Sarnia ON
65.48%
61.73%
59.56%
59.22%
59.10%
58.91%
58.44%
57.35%
57.09%
56.60%
56.05%
55.40%
53.75%
52.44%
50.78%
49.87%
48.45%
47.92%
Daily Bulletin
5.0 Tables
A
1.58
1 1.19
2 0.89
3 0.67
4 14.5 Tables
A
3.53
1 2.65
2 2.30
3 1.72
4 1.46
5 0.97
6 1.02
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 49ER PAIRS
B
1 2 C
1 2 Ronald Kirk, Gahanna OH; William Harper, Columbus OH
Ann Brown - Joan Wright, Louisville KY
Libby Spinks - Judy Geralds, Louisville KY
James Carter, Louisville KY; Lloyd Huffman, Crestwood KY
17.23
3/4 Mark Shaw, Columbia MD; Martin Graf,
Chevy Chase MD; Zane Gary Brown, San Francisco CA; Stephen
Goldstein, Anaheim CA
64.00%
60.50%
55.50%
55.00%
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 299ER PAIRS
B
1 2 3 4 5 6 C
1 2 3 4 5 Harriet Smith, Solano Beach CA; Carolyn Espey, Poway CA
Claire Young - Wallace McOuat, San Anselmo CA
Robert Bobinger, Cincinnati OH; Debbie Wiest, West Chester OH
Wes Harris - Kent Harris, Louisville KY
Phyl Beamer - Bob Lehmann, Louisville KY
Leon Pauley, Versailles KY; Pat McDaniel, Danville KY
Thomas Krueger, Shorewood WI; Richard Krueger, Milwaukee WI
Linda Harrison, Calgary AB; Hao Ge, Bay Village OH; Nongyu
Li, Sunnyvale CA; David Yu, Burnaby BC; Jack Lee, Richmond
BC
vs
David Vaclavik, Appleton WI; David Dressman, Burlington KY;
Nancy Ogreenc, Wautoma WI; David Raitt, Madison WI
WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY MORNING III
6 Teams
Dianne Glick - Nancy Cadwell - Robert Riggs - Tom Cadwell,
Saint Louis MO
vs
Richard Kekic, Colonial Beach VA; Patricia Pua, Marion OH;
Larry Kennedy, Mansfield OH; Flo Hinshaw, Ashland OH
Claudia Haller - Paula Torstrick - Judy Huffman, Lexington KY;
Betty Willmott, Paris KY
vs
Cheryl Clark, Dallas TX; Beverly Broomhead, Villa Hills KY;
Dave Kuschel, Minot ND; Richard Saval, Wayland MA
WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY MORNING IV
6 Teams
Judith Auer, Dublin OH; Eileen Erwin, Columbus OH; Cindy
Henderson, Northfield IL; Theresa Schneider, Northbrook IL
vs
James Reid Brazier - Linda Brazier, Moro IL; Donald Klingsick,
Edwardsville IL; Robert Cundall, Collinsville IL
61.66%
60.47%
60.31%
55.48%
55.03%
54.58%
53.98%
Frank Stoffle - Georgina Little, London ON; Harrison Fletcher,
Shelby Twp MI; Tom Jager, Macomb MI
vs
Dee Baker - Kathy Sinkin-Amor - Anyemarie Weaver, San
Antonio TX; Faye Baker, Houston TX
WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY MORNING V
8 Teams
James Jurgenson, Denver IA; Melissa Heston, Cedar Falls IA;
Flora More - Frances Kawalec, Ann Arbor MI
vs
Mary Ann Bond, Fargo ND; Nancy Gaunt, Evansville IN; Roberta
Lovell - Georgene Marks, Peoria AZ
Howard Balfour, Park Forest IL; Claire Murvihill, Chicago IL;
Marilyn Maher, Washago ON; Sallie Sloboda, Marion OH
vs
David Maze, Somerville MA; Ira Cooper - Catherine Cooper,
Woburn MA; Karen Rice, San Jose CA
BETTY LEPPING KO I
12 Teams
43.08
1 Rick Kaye, Bingham Farms MI; John
Stiefel, Wethersfield CT; Daniel Korbel, Waterloo ON; Jonathan
Steinberg, Toronto ON; Kelley Hwang, New York NY
30.16
2 Jim Kirkham - Corinne Kirkham, Leawood KS;
Donald Spaulding, Los Altos CA; Warren Cederborg, Visalia CA;
Richard Meffley, Fresno CA; Dennis Newman, Scarsdale NY
17.23
3/4 David Rogers, Pinehurst NC; Jay Cohodes,
Sunrise FL; Paul Wright Jr, Mount Pleasant SC; Martin Johnson
Jr, Folly Beach SC
BETTY LEPPING KO II
16 Teams
29.13
1 Allan Simon - Brad Boyle, Calgary AB;
Richard Ekstrum, Crystal MN; J Thomas Holzer, Hopkins MN
20.39
2 Ralph Letizia Jr - Ellen Kozlove - Verna
Goldberg - Joan Lepping, Louisville KY
11.65
3/4 Martha Young, Dallas TX; Mym Young,
Atlantic Beach NC; Herbert Fallin Jr, Alexandria VA; La Quitta
Talbot, Keller TX
11.65
3/4 Helen Walz, Madison IN; Gary Straka, Union
City OK; Garry Dye, Louisville KY; Jack Killough, Oklahoma
City OK
BETTY LEPPING KO III
14 Teams
23.20
1 Linda Harrison, Calgary AB; Hao Ge, Bay
Village OH; Nongyu Li, Sunnyvale CA; David Yu, Burnaby BC;
Jack Lee, Richmond BC
16.24
2 Dave Kuschel, Minot ND; Dennis Wick,
Greencastle PA; Bing Wong, Whitby ON; John Stafford,
Newcastle ON
9.28
3/4 Susan Pfeister - Ray Pfeister, Bronxville NY;
Sylwia McNamara - Michael McNamara, White Plains NY
9.28
3/4 Allan Becker - Patricia Becker, Southfield MI;
Dolores Bright, Milford MI; Charles Federman, Bloomfield Hls
MI
BETTY LEPPING KO IV
16 Teams
22.10
1 Fred Chasalow, Belmont CA; Edward
Frymoyer, Half Moon Bay CA; Sara Foster, San Francisco CA;
Linda Danzig, Tiburon CA
15.47
2 Susan E G Slusky, Highland Park NJ; Ruth
Zowader, Madison NJ; Marcia White, Lakeville MA; David
Pimental, Dartmouth MA
8.84
3/4 Don Haney, Trussville AL; Douglass Hoadley,
Bessemer AL; Bill Parrish, Birmingham AL; Per Halvorsen,
Norway
8.84
3/4 Doris Rich - Ruby McKinzie, Lake Ozark MO;
Virginia Allgaier, N Kansas City MO; Nancy Wray, Saint Joseph
MO
BETTY LEPPING KO V
16 Teams
18.75
1 Moira Hollingsworth - Dianne Aves - Milos
Polak - Fumiyo Kawamura, Waterloo ON
13.13
2 Gail Slater - Katherine Zimmerman - Jan
Omley, Louisville KY; Barbara Wallace, Canton MS
2011 World Bridge Production Pairs (WBP)
Play this year and win an invitation
and free entry (US $2,800 value) to next year’s
Cavendish Invitational Pairs (CIP).
The winning pair will have standing in the 2012 CIP player’s pool courtesy of World Bridge Productions.
Further, it will be your option to be auctioned in the Calcutta Pool* at a Gala Cocktail party on Thursday
evening (where the minimum bid on each pair will be $US 12,500). This free entry is available to the 2011
winning pair only, and the winning pair must play together.
The 2010 WBP Champs Magy and Miriam Rosenberg, will be availing themselves of this opportunity in
the 2011 CIP.
Dates: May 7 and 8, 2011,
Green Valley Ranch, Henderson Nevada.
Convention rate at the GVR is $120 and includes resort fee
(world famous spa onsite), with a cut-off date of March 30th.
Breakfast for participants will be served at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 7th. The auction for this event
(minimum bid US $1,000) begins at 9:30 and is run by the estimable Bob Hamman. This is a threesession contest (two on May 7 and one on May 8). The event will conclude at 3:00 pm with a closing
cocktail party on Sunday. Anyone arriving early is invited to attend the 2011 CIP cocktail party and
Auction on Thursday night May 5th at 6:00 pm.
If you have any questions, or are interested, please contact Bill Rosenbaum (cell 917-282-7451) or
send an email to [email protected]. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
*If you are the winning pair and choose to participate in the 2012 auction, and are not bid on, you be responsible for
the entire $12,500. If you are purchased by someone else, you will be required to buy 10% of yourselves and have the
unfettered right to buy up to 40% (or more at the owner’s discretion).
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TUESDAY ZIP KO
8 Tables
2.73
1 Randall Rubinstein, Brooklyn NY; Dana
Berkowitz, Boca Raton FL; Belinda Gu, Sunnyvale CA; Adam
Kaplan, New Port Richey FL
1.45
2 Jenna Tichon - Michael Shaw, Winnipeg MB;
Aaron Cavender, Sandy UT; Roger Smith, Pittsburg CA
The 2010 Women’s Pairs champs were Suzy
Burger and Linda Lewis.
Women’s Pairs compete
for Whitehead Trophy
Play begins today in the Whitehead Women’s
Pairs with two qualifying sessions, followed by
two final sessions
tomorrow.
This is the 79th
Women’s Pairs.
At stake is the
Whitehead Trophy,
donated in 1930 by
Wilbur C. Whitehead
of New York, a great
bridge authority and
a member of the
team that won the
Vanderbilt Cup in 1928, the first year it was in play.
Whitehead (1866-1931) was president of the
Simplex Automobile Company, but bridge held
such a fascination for him that he retired from
business in 1910 to devote his life to bridge.
He was the inventor of many bidding and play
conventions, the quick-trick table of card values,
the Whitehead system of requirements for original
bids and responses and the Whitehead table of
The 2010 Silodor Open Pairs winners were
Nicholas L’Ecuyer and Stephen Landen.
Open Pairs competitors
vie for Silodor Trophy
The Silodor Open Pairs is a four-session event
consisting of two qualifying and two final sessions.
The winners’ names
are engraved on
the Silodor Trophy,
presented in memory
of Sidney Silodor,
winner of the
Bermuda Bowl, the
McKenney Trophy
and more than 30
North American
championships.
Silodor, a
member of the team that won the first Bermuda
preferential leads.
Whitehead was instrumental in standardizing
procedures in auction bridge and later in contract
bridge.
Winners:
1930 Olive Peterson, Maud Zontlein
1931 Vivi Hanson, Elinor Murdoch
1932 Mrs. Jay S. Jones, Olive Peterson
1933 Doris Fuller, Mrs. Courtand Smith
1934 Helen Bonwit, Helen White
1935 Bertine Teichman, Mable Ulbrich
1936 Mrs. Jay S. Jones, Sally Young
1937 Mable Ervin, Doris Fuller
1938 Helen Sobel, Sally Young
1939 Helen Sobel, Sally Young
1940 Edith Atkinson, Mrs. John Waidlich
1941 Mae P. Rosen, Edith Seligman
1944 Ruth Sherman, Margaret Wagar
1945 Peggy Golder, Olive Peterson
1946 Edith Seligman, Sally Young
1947 Gratian Goldstein, Josephine Gutman
1948 Gratian Goldstein, Josephine Gutman
1949 Kay Rhodes, Ruth Sherman
1950 Mrs. John Kelly, Dorothy Thompson
1951 Alwina M. Dunphy, Mrs. Edward Minear
1952 Shirley Fairchild, Elaine Lee
1953 Mrs. Harold P. Swearingen, Barbara Weiner
1954 Margaret Alcorn, Sally Neely
1955 Kay Rhodes, Margaret Wagar
1958 Betty Nail, Phyllis Novak
1959 Betty Adler, Dorothy Hayden
1960 Mary Jane Farell, Peggy Solomon
1961 Agnes Gordon, Betty Haddad
The Women’s Pairs was held at the Summer North
American Championships until 1962. A similar
event was held at the Spring NABC 1958-1962
with these winners:
1959 Bert Epstein, Blossom Grossblatt
1960 Gretchen Feldstein, Jane Mueller
1961 May Belle Long, Effie Woods
1962 Clarice Holt, Mrs. Greeley Warner
Bowl World Championship in 1950, won the
Vanderbilt eight times, the Reisinger six times, the
Spingold, the Open Pairs and the Master Mixed
Teams three times each and the Mixed Pairs five
times.
Barry Crane holds the record in the event with
seven victories.
Silodor was an original member of the Bridge
Hall of Fame, elected in the Sixties when the
institution was the province of its creator, The
Bridge World magazine.
The trophy was presented in 1963 in memory
of Silodor and made retroactive to include winners
of the event, which began in 1958.
Previous winners:
1958 Leonard Harmon, Ivar Stakgold
1959 Lew Mathe, Edward Taylor
1960 Robert Jordan, Alvin Roth
1961 Mark Hodges, Hampton Hume
1962 Robert Jordan, Arthur Robinson
1963 Norman Kay, Sidney Silodor
1964 Barry Crane, Oswald Jacoby
1965 John Biddle, James Wisemiller
1966 Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay
1967 Harvey Cohen, Maury Genud
1968 Ronald Balu, Richard Spero
1969 Robert Freedman, James Mathis
1970 Barry Crane, John Fisher
1971 1-2. Barry Crane, John Fisher
1-2. Joan Remey, Vincent Remey
1972 1-2. Barry Crane, John Fisher
1-2. Matt Granovetter, Merle Tom
1973 Michael Hoffman, Jack Rhatigan
1974 Barry Crane, John Fisher
1975 Garey Hayden, Daniel Hyland
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Carol Sanders, Sylvia Stein
Mrs. K. L. Sargent, Mrs. Ray Tobin
Margaret Alcorn, Lucille Patterson
Nancy Gruver, Sue Sachs
Virginia Heckel, Edith Kemp
Garner McDaniel, Terry Michaels
Hermine Baron, Rhoda Walsh
Gale Clarke, Gloria Noszka
Robin Klar, Tina Rockaway
Amalya Kearse, Jacqui Mitchell
Kerri Davis, Rhoda Walsh
Ann Economidy, Vivian Williamson
Pat Leary, Jan Stansby
Jacqui Mitchell, Gail Moss
Gail Schaab, Barbara Staton
Jacqui Mitchell, Gail Moss
Babs Charney, Flo Rotman
Anne Burnstein, Edith Kemp
Mildred Boyce, Barbara Norwood
Emma Jean Hawes, Dorothy Hayden Truscott
Hermine Baron, Beverly Rosenberg
Evelyn Levitt, Jo Morse
Judy Tucker, Jacqui Mitchell
Dale Dermer, JoAnne Caplan
Edith Freilich, Nancy Gruver
Tobi Deutsch, Kay Schulle
Sally Wheeler, Georgiana Gates
Nadine Wood, Jeanne Elkner
Tobi Deutsch, June Deutsch
Leslie Paryzer, Nancy Widman
Cheri Bjerkan, Janice Seamon
Carol Sanders, Betty Ann Kennedy
Corinne Kirkham, Ann Kluewer
Lila Perlstein, Juanita Chambers
Nancy Widman, Leslie Paryzer
Susan Wexler, Margie Gwozdzinsky
Judi Radin, Valerie Westheimer
Harriet Eaton, Ellen Crawford
Joan Stein, Eunice Rosen
Judi Radin, Sylvia Moss
Cheri Bjerkan, Sue Weinstein
Joan Eaton, Candace Griffey
Jacqui Mitchell, Amalya Kearse
Gail Greenberg, Laurie Vogel
Sylvia Moss, Judy Radin
Kamla Chawla, Irina Ladyzhevsky
Chris Benson, Lynne Feldman
Lisa Berkowitz, Joann Glasson
Suzy Burger, Linda Lewis
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Terry Hause, Ernest Ivey
Barry Crane, Peter Rank
Robert Levin, Mike Passell
Jeff Meckstroth, Eric Rodwell
Paul Lewis, Michael Schreiber
Dan Gertsman, Marc Nathan
Gerald Caravelli, Craig Janitschke
Barry Crane, Mike Passell
Lou Bluhm, Bart Bramley
Jim Robison, Joey Silver
Lew Stansby, Ralph Katz
Ed Manfield, Kit Woolsey
Ron Rubin, Michael Becker
Kit Woolsey, Ed Manfield
Don Campbell, Barry Harper
Larry Mori, Henry Bethe
(became Open Pairs)
Bernie Miller, Mike Lucas
Russ Ekeblad, Peter Weichsel
Lloyd Arvedon, Allan Falk
John Strauch, Evan Bailey
Ralph Katz, Howard Weinstein
Eric Greco, Geoff Hampson
Geir Helgemo, Tony Forrester
Mike Passell, Michael Seamon
Mike Cappelletti, Larry Hicks
Jim Tritt, Richard Meffley
Joergen Molberg, Boerre Lund
Ralph Katz, Michael Rosenberg
Larry Cohen, David Berkowitz
Bob Morris, Eddie Wold
David Berkowitz, Larry Cohen
Giorgio Duboin, Roy Welland
Robert Lebi, Dan Jacob
Nicholas L’Ecuyer, Stephen Landen
Daily Bulletin
Winners of the Red Ribbon Pairs in 2010: Bob
Levey and Jim Ritzenberg.
Red Ribbon Pairs
begins today
The Red Ribbon Pairs, an ACBL event with
national rating open
to players with
fewer than 2000
masterpoints, gets
underway today.
Players earn
qualification by
placing first or
second overall in
regionally rated
events of at least
Flight B status.
Neither member of a qualifying pair may hold
more than 2000 masterpoints at the time of
qualification.
The four-session event began in 1986 and
winners have their names inscribed on the Percy X.
Bean Trophy.
Bean Trophy
The trophy was designated by the ACBL
Board of Directors in 1996 to honor Bean, ACBL
president in 1972 and chairman of the Board in
1973.
Bean (1916-1992) represented District 19 on
the Board from 1964 until 1988 and served as
president of the ACBL Charity Foundation from
1974 until 1981. He was a member of the National
Goodwill Committee and the National Board of
Governors and general chairman of arrangements
for the World Team Olympiad in Seattle in 1984.
Bean and his wife, Anne, were named
ACBL Honorary Members for 1992, the first
time that honor was bestowed on a husband-wife
combination.
Bean was the editor of Mad, Mad World of
Bridge, a publication that strongly championed
players of less than expert class.
Winners and runners-up
1986 1. Wayne Perrin, Martin Newland; 2. Hugh
Ogle, Charlie Cargile
1987 1. Jim Gaarder, Jimmy Ritzenberg; 2. Charles
Moser, Paul Bratton
1988 1. Leni Holtz, Guy Green; 2. Anthony
Trafecanty, Michael Trafecanty
1989 1. Lu Kohutiak, Yvonne Hernandez; 2-3.
Warren Haynie, Charlie Cargile; 2-3. Bill
Goldberg, Bill McKenna
1990 1. Philip Gordon, Mike Grodsky; 2. Rajendra
Agarwal, Don Chilrud
1991 1. Dan Marthaler, Robert Johnstone; 2.
Steven Gaynor, Art Ardy Bakshian
1992 1. Duncan McCallum, Peter Peng; 2. Andy
Goodman, Steve Zolotow
1993 1. Ron Weinstock, John Gillette; 2. Hank
Meyer, Marty Graf
1994 1. T.C. Petty, Steve Altus; 2. Grant Robinson,
Joe Walden
1995 1. Marc Umeno, Hank Youngerman; 2.
Bernie Greenspan, Keith Sechler
1996 1. Vinay Sarin, Ringo Chung; 2. Burton
Lipsky, Arnold Goldstein
1997 1. Tony Miller, Diane Miller; 2. Mark
Bumgardner, Nagy Kamel
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1998 1. Paul Spear, Jim Johnsen; 2. David Halasi,
Mike Nadler
1999 1. Jenni Hartsman, Andrew Rosenthal; 2.
Martin Hunter, Andy Stark
2000 1. Nie Wei Ping, Christopher Leung; 2. David
Yang, Xiaodong Shi
2001 1. LaToss Carpenter, Brandon Carpenter; 2.
Mike Nadler, Gurhun Baykal
2002 1. Rich Atwater, Chris Pesce; 2. Bob Sievers,
Georgia Heth
2003 1. Chi-Yen Lai, Bin Dai; 2. Edward Leach,
Bruce Schwaidelson
2004 1. Martin Harris, Jacob Morgan; 2. Mark
Brighouse, Harvinder Sidhu
2005 1. Yeong-Long Shiue, David Margolin; 2. Jim
Lyle, Robert Todd
2006 1. Chris Buchanan, B.J. Trelford; 2. Everett
Boyer, Mansoor Gowani
2007 1. Jack Hawthorne, Paul Spear; 2. Jim Kehoe,
Chuck Michalski
2008 1. Mike Develin, Li-Chung Chen; 2. Sidney
Kanter, Ron Nelken
2009 1. Daniel Jackson, Bill Gervais; 2. Steven
Towner, Mitch Towner
2010 1. Bob Levey, Jim Ritzenberg; 2. George
Dragich, Rosemary Dragich
Crown Royal
By Gary Hann
Michigan players live through some cold
weather, and sometimes trot out the newer style
“Specific King Asking” to bid some cold contracts!
Watch frequent winner and recent Platinum Life
Master Beverly Gardner of Farmington Hills MI in
action on Board 10 of the first final session of the
Rockwell Mixed Pair (hands rotated):
Dlr: East
♠53
Vul: Both
♥83
♦ K J 10 8 6 3
♣ K 10 9
♠ Q 8 7 6 5
♥ Q 7
♦ 9 5
♣ 7 6 3 2
♠KJ92
♥ 10 9 6 5 2
♦72
♣J5
♠ A 10
♥AKJ4
♦AQ4
♣AQ84
North
South
Hann
Gardner
2♦
2NT (1)
3♥ (2)
4NT (3)
5♦
5NT (4)
6♣ (5)
7NT
(1) Modified Ogust.
(2) Contrived “good” hand, bad suit.
(3) Roman Keycard Blackwood.
(4) Specific king asking “below our suit.”
(5) ♣K.
By partnership agreement, weak two-bids,
even at unfavorable vulnerability are usually “bad
hands.” So, nothing was sure when I could have
opened ♦J 9 8 5 4 3 and a side card. Gardner took
full advantage, despite being the person preempted
by her own partner. She started patiently with 2NT
— modified Ogust. She learned that I liked my
hand, ostensibly 8--10 high-card points, and didn’t
like my suit (I upgraded my two kings; she’s seen
my active bidding over many years!).
After RKC confirmed the ♦K, Gardner was
not content with the likely small slam. Because
she could sign off later, Gardner tried 5NT on the
off-chance that I held the ♣K. Now she could count
12 top tricks (one spade, two hearts, six diamonds
and three clubs), and aggressively bid the grand
slam which could have various squeeze or split
chances. When the ♣J dropped early, 13 tricks and
a near top were Gardner’s reward for thoughtful
bidding.
♠♥♦♣
7.50
3/4 Larry Jones, Pickerington OH; Albert Fultz, Ft
Mitchell KY; Tom Fletcher - Dianne Hilt, Columbus OH
7.50
3/4 Gerry Mirus - Myrna Rosen, Cincinnati OH;
Michael Remondino, Crestview Hills KY; Rick O’Connor, Villa
Hills KY
BETTY LEPPING KO VI
16 Teams
15.83
1 Martha Jo Jones, Baton Rouge LA; Irby
Jones, Gonzales LA; Cece Lichtenstein, Jacksonville FL; Bruno
Dellamea, Beckley WV
11.08
2 Sandy Spears - Sue LaSalle - Mauri Malka Cary Gold, Louisville KY
6.33
3/4 Lynn Vogel - Lynn Smith - Gwen Kyle Thomas Timm, Knoxville TN
6.33
3/4 Carmen Keys - Paul Cuneo, Houston TX;
Beverly McMullen, Vermilion OH; Michael Creager, Brecksville
OH
BETTY LEPPING KO VII
16 Teams
14.01
1 Cheryl Clark, Dallas TX; Beverly Broomhead,
Villa Hills KY; Phyllis Bishop, Loveland OH; Susan Hermans,
West Chester OH
9.81
2 Catherine Sallar, Fall River MA; Frederica
Swisher, Knoxville TN; Christine Halkiotis, Wellesley Hills MA;
Diogo Teixeira, Wellesley MA
5.60
3/4 Judith Gandee - Jan Gray - Jan Iliff - S
Ricciardi - Helen Hulse, Franklin TN
5.60
3/4 Anne Harrington, Huntington Bch CA; S
Graham Kelly, Hudson OH; Charles Riffle, Emerald Hills CA;
Ken Trock, Hamilton NJ
BETTY LEPPING KO VIII
16 Teams
11.53
1 Kelly Pope - Michael Pope, Hamilton ON;
Sharon Weintrob, Wayne PA; Harry Espey, Poway CA
8.07
2 Albert Phillips - Patricia Murty, Baltimore MD;
Susan McLaurin - Janet Williams, Houston TX
4.61
3/4 Gary Busch - Susan Wisner - Lalitha
Yalamanchili, Cincinnati OH; C Willig, Fairfield OH
4.61
3/4 Tim White - Renae Gunstone-White - Melinda
Westgate - Jane Green, Mercer Island WA
BETTY LEPPING KO IX
12 Teams
6.22
1 Joy Murphy, Clarksville TN; Elizabeth
Herstek, Ashland City TN; James Lawler, Brentwood TN; Sarah
Thompson, Columbia TN
4.35
2 A Colleen Sinclair - Patricia Logan,
Indianapolis IN; Emily King, Greenwood IN; Diane Fillmore,
Plainfield IN
2.49
3/4 Mary Jane Mascarich - Kathryn Scott - Patty
Williamson, Louisville KY; Jane Alexander, Anchorage KY
2.49
3/4 Dorothy Losey - Robert Losey - Myron Kean William Bockmon, Louisville KY
WEDNESDAY COMPACT KO BRACKET 1
16 Teams
27.52
1 Russell Ekeblad, Portsmouth RI; Jan Jansma,
Spijkenisse Netherlands; Reese Milner, Los Angeles CA; Bill
Eisenberg, Perris CA
19.26
2 Douglas Doub, W Hartford CT; Franklin
Merblum, Bloomfield CT; Yiji Starr, Wayland MA; Alan
Applebaum, Brookline MA
12.38
3 Mark Leonard, Ypsilanti MI; Kevin Fay, Ann
Arbor MI; Andrew Gumperz, Castro Valley CA; Adam Kaplan,
New Port Richey FL
9.63
4 Pawel Niedzielski - Grzegorz Lewaciak Zdzislaw Beling, Lodz Poland; Dominik Filipowicz, Kalisz
Poland
16 Teams
22.13
1 Anne Brenner - David Caprera, Denver CO;
Alexander Kolesnik, Ventura CA; John Ramos, Los Angeles CA
15.49
2 Corey Krantz, Drexel Hill PA; Brian
Schoenfeld, Va Beach VA; Ethan Kotkin, Cherry Hill NJ; Thomas
Weik, Reading PA
9.96
3 Ron Klinger - Henry Christie, Australia;
William Haughie, Qld 4066 Australia; Peter Buchen, Nsw 2027
Australia
7.75
4 Shou-Ling Wang, Bethesda MD; Arnold Selig,
Cheltenham PA; Rose-Marie Loughnane, Lafayette Hill PA; Ala
Hamilton-Day, Rose Valley PA
12 Teams
14.82
1 William McFall, New Berlin WI; Jerry
Poliquin, Gurnee IL; Sharon Meng-Horton, Dade City FL; Wayne
Eggers, Woodridge IL
10.37
2 James Priebe - Joan Priebe, Mississauga ON;
Debbie Feldman - Christopher Cowan, Oakville ON
6.67
3 Janet Macchi, Stuart FL; Merle Stetser,
Honolulu HI; Ginnie Blitzman, Mission Viejo CA; Tom Breed,
Kingwood TX
5.19
4 Phyllis Fireman - Marlene Keliher, Chestnut
Hill MA; David Sokolow, Austin TX; Marina Polestra, Boston MA
14 Teams
13.32
1 Robert Bertoni, Haverhill MA; Peter Manzon,
Waltham MA; Nathan Glasser, Somerville MA; Randy Okubo,
Saint Paul MN
9.32
2 Charles Aldenderfer - Peter Aldenderfer,
Indianapolis IN; Fred Wilson - Nancy Wilson, Carmel IN
5.99
3 Judith Sanis - Allan Sanis, Tibberton Glos
England; Charles Gill - Carol Garnett, St Petersburg FL
4.66
4 Joanne Deutsch - Audrey Dybvad, Dayton OH;
Stefanie Ginger - Judy Berberich, Centerville OH
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67 Teams
Monaco: Pierre Zimmermann, Geneva
C Switzerland;
Franck Multon, Nice France; Michel Bessis, Paris France;
Thomas Bessis, Paris France; Claudio Nunes - Fulvio Fantoni,
Monaco
vs
Seymon Deutsch, Laredo TX; John Kranyak, Las Vegas
NV; Billy Cohen, Sherman Oaks CA; Jon Baldursson,
Hafnarfjordur Iceland; Thorlakur Jonsson, Kopavogur Iceland
Frank Nickell - Zia Mahmood, New York NY; Ralph Katz,
Burr Ridge IL; Bob Hamman, Dallas TX; Eric Rodwell,
Clearwater Bch FL; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL
vs
Lou Ann O’Rourke, Scottsdale AZ; Marc Jacobus, Las
Vegas NV; Eddie Wold, Houston TX; Roger Bates, Mesa
AZ; Bas Drijver, Capelle Aan Den Netherlands; Sjoert Brink,
Rotterdam Netherlands
John Diamond, Boca Raton FL; Brian Platnick, Evanston IL;
Geoff Hampson - Fred Gitelman, Las Vegas NV; Eric Greco,
Wynnewood PA; Brad Moss, San Anselmo CA
vs
Richard Schwartz, East Elmhurst NY; Piotr Gawrys, Warsaw
Poland; Eldad Ginossar, Moshav Zofit Israel; Ron Pachtmann,
Kfar Saba Israel; Cornelis Van Prooijen, Nieuw Vennep
Netherlands; Louk Verhees, Voorhou Netherlands
James Cayne, New York NY; Michael Seamon, Dania FL;
Alfredo Versace - Lorenzo Lauria, Rome Italy; Giorgio
Duboin, Torino Italy; Antonio Sementa, Parma Italy
vs
Barbara Sonsini, Woodside CA; Garey Hayden, Tucson AZ;
Gunnar Hallberg, Brighton United Kingdom; Chris Compton,
1.Monaco
36
83
109
22
38
57
32. (33) Carmichael
Aubrey Strul - Michael Becker, Boca Raton FL; Geir Helgemo
- Tor Helness, Monaco; Erik Saelensminde, Jessheim Norway;
Boye Brogeland, Norway
vs
Joe Grue, New York NY; Leslie Amoils, Toronto ON; Ishmael
Delmonte, New South Wales Australia; Curtis Cheek, Las
Vegas NV; David Bakhshi, London England
Carolyn Lynch, Scottsdale AZ; Mike Passell, Las Vegas NV;
Andrew Gromov - Aleksander Dubinin, Moscow Russia;
Adam Zmudzinski, Katowice Poland; Cezary Balicki, Smolec
Poland
vs
Mary Ann Berg, Atherton CA; Mark Lair, Canyon TX; Huub
Bertens, Tilburg Netherlands; Ton Bakkeren, Oisterwijk
Netherlands; Bauke Muller, Hoorn Netherlands; Simon De
Wijs, Doorn Netherlands
Martin Fleisher, New York NY; Michael Kamil, Holmdel NJ;
Chip Martel, Davis CA; Lew Stansby, Dublin CA; Robert
Levin, Henderson NV; Steve Weinstein, Andes NY
vs
John Onstott, New Orleans LA; Mike Cappelletti, Winter Park
FL; Drew Casen, Las Vegas NV; Ron Smith, San Francisco
CA; Bruce Ferguson, Palm Springs CA; Howard Parker III,
Clements CA
George Jacobs, Hinsdale IL; Steve Beatty, Mill Creek WA;
Tarek Sadek - Walid Elahmady, Cairo Egypt; Norberto Bocchi,
Barcelona Spain; Guido Ferraro, Torino Italy
vs
1.Monaco
16. (17) Deutsch
80
141
99
172
9. Gordon
6
43
37
81
24. (41) Kang
88
105
127
137
9. (41) Kang
8. Jacobs
25. Levine
29
48
32
72
8. Jacobs
78
87
91
135
5. Strul
72
26
28. Lall
90
110
140
128
5. Strul
12. (21) Grue
21. Grue
22
76
34
53
12. Moss
130
69
193
85
13. Bathurst
27
71
29
43
20. Sonsini
83
69
96
123
29. Campos
19
77
14
46
4. Cayne
Dallas TX; Fu Zhong, Beijing People’s Republic of China; Jie
Zhao, Tianjin People’s Republic of China
170
68
16. Mahaffey
43
57
51
105
17. Deutsch
74
74
Vanderbilt Kn
13. (20) Sonsini
4. Cayne
92
96
133
149
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nockout Teams
Meng Kang, Beijing People’s Republic of China; Shaolin
Sun, Chengdu People’s Republic of China; Xiaodong Shi,
Naperville IL; Jiang Gu, Mountain Lakes NJ; Jian-Jian Wang,
Clarksville MD; Hailong Ao, Herndon VA
25.00 17/32 Mark Gordon, Purchase NY; Pratap
Rajadhyaksha, Venice FL; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD;
David Berkowitz, Boca Raton FL; Terje Aa, Heimdal Norway;
Jorgen Molberg, Trondheim Norway
25.00 17/32 Christal Henner-Welland - Roy Welland,
New York NY; Steve Garner, Chicago IL; Howard Weinstein,
San Diego CA; Alexander Smirnov, Lubeck Germany
Germany; Josef Piekarek, Hamburg Germany
25.00 17/32 Michael Moss - Bjorn Fallenius, New York
NY; Peter Fredin, Malmo Sweden; Martin Shaltz, Denmark
25.00 17/32 Kevin Bathurst, New York NY; Daniel
Zagorin, Skokie IL; Bart Bramley, Dallas TX; Nikolay
Demirev, Arlington Hts IL; Fredrik Nystrom, Stockholm
Sweden; Peter Bertheau, TabySweden
25.00 17/32 Jim Mahaffey, Winter Park FL; Gary Cohler,
Miami FL; Sam Lev, New York NY; Jacek Pszczola, Chapel
Hill NC; Krzysztof Martens, Rzeszow Poland; Krzysztof
Jassem, Puszczykoud Poland
25.00 17/32 Andrew Rosenthal - Aaron Silverstein Chris Willenken, New York NY; Tom Townsend, London W9
1sd England; David Gold, Reading Great Britain; Michael
Rosenberg, New Rochelle NY
25.00 17/32 Steve Robinson, Arlington VA; Peter Boyd,
Darnestown MD; Kit Woolsey, Kensington CA; Fred Stewart,
Bloomington NY
25.00 17/32 Mike Levine, Boca Raton FL; Dennis
McGarry, Stuart FL; Dennis Clerkin - Jerry Clerkin,
Bloomington IN; Stephen Landen, Ellicott City MD; Daniel
Gerstman, Buffalo NY
2. Nickell
25.00 17/32 Robert Hampton, Blythewood SC; Gavin
Wolpert, Jupiter FL; John Hurd - Joel Wooldridge, New York
NY; Krzysztof Buras, Warszawa Poland; Grzegorz Narkiewicz,
Bielsk Poland
25.00 17/32 Jacob Morgan, Madison WI; Michael
Polowan, New York NY; John Schermer, Seattle WA; Neil
Chambers, Schenectady NY
25.00 17/32 Justin Lall - Hemant Lall, Dallas TX; Judith
Bianco - Winthrop Allegaert, New York NY; James Krekorian,
Pensacola FL; Jaggy Shivdasani, Pleasantville NY
25.00 17/32 Joaopaulo Campos, Sao Paulo Brazil;
Miguel Villas-Boas, Sao Paulo Spain; Ernesto Dorsi, Sao
Paulo Sp 05 Brazil; Fabio Sampaio, Sao Paulo Brazil; Joaquin
Pacareu – Benjamin Robles, Santiago Chile
25.00 17/32 Thomas Carmichael, Kennesaw GA; Jeff
Roman, Alexandria VA; Patricia Tucker, Atlanta GA; Kevin
Collins, Dunwoody GA
25.00 17/32 Jacek Jerzy Kalita, Warsaw Poland;
Krzysztof Kotorowicz, Bialystok Poland; Nicolas L’Ecuyer,
Montreal QC; Vincent Demuy, Laval QC; David Grainger,
Bend OR; Ron Zambonini, Nepean ON
25.00 17/32 Paul Lewis - Linda Lewis, Sioux Falls SD;
Victor King, Hartford CT; Geoffrey Brod, Palm Beach Gdns
FL
25.00 17/32 Hansa Narasimhan, Los Altos Hills CA;
Sandip Datta, Kol India; Amar Banerjee, Bhadreswar 91 India;
Kaystabh Nandi, Kolkata India; William Watson, Sunnyvale
CA
2. Nickell
32
107
13
20
31. (34) Kalita
145 157
58 97
18. Rosenthal
13
47
32
56
15. O’Rourke
79
70
10. Henner
38
38
47
96
23. Onstott
57 105
128 145
26. R.Hampton
4
43
31
48
7. Fleisher
70
87
96
117
6. Lynch
21
29
35
66
27. Morgan
79
95
124
102
22. Berg
32
55
95
5
29
31
11. (54) Narasimhan
149
54
14. Schwartz
24
59
31
55
19. Robinson
71
83
111
107
30. Lewis
41
84
28
64
3. Diamond
121 136
94 175
15. O’Rourke
10. (23) Onstott
92
119
7. Fleisher
6. Lynch
11. (22) Berg
14. Schwartz
3. Diamond
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12 Teams
10.74
1 Brian Duran, Somerville MA; Barry Margolin,
Arlington MA; Gordon Zind, Ottawa ON; Doug Anderson, Quincy
MA
7.52
2 Ashok Shingavi - Sam Dodson - Elton Lipnick,
Houston TX; Philip Duterme, Bellaire TX
4.83
3 Thomas Cox, Mount Juliet TN; Barbara
Moomy, Hendersonville TN; Richard Brummer, Effingham IL;
Rebecca Lowen, Nashville TN
3.76
4 Dick Wilson - Marilyn Goldman, Rochester
NY; Peter Kyper, West Chester PA; Michael Myers, Ottawa ON
16 Teams
10.23
1 John Harper - Jerri Harper, Peninsula OH;
Ruby Killebrew, Collierville TN; Colleen Duffy, Memphis TN
7.16
2 Christopher Overpeck - Marilyn Riese - Terry
Maguire - Vangie Smith, Louisville KY
4.60
3 Gerald Nehra, Muskegon MI; Ann Lockhart,
New Bern NC; William Granger, Bradenton FL; Benjamin
Dickens, Fernandina Bch FL
3.58
4 Robert Abrams, Atlanta GA; Michael Abrams,
Pasadena CA; James Easterling, Casselberry FL; Margaret
Hansell, Champaign IL
16 Teams
9.74
1 Brian Reynolds, Canoga Park CA; Jennifer
Chalfan, Bellevue WA; David Taylor, Seattle WA; Jingsong Liu,
Renton WA
6.82
2 Martha Telfer, Carbondale CO; Theresa
Andino, Tallahassee FL; Greg Humphreys, Charlottesville VA;
Max Aeschbacher, Salt Lake City UT
4.38
3 John Philbrook, Manchester MI; John Allen,
Tecumseh MI; Stephen Carpman - Bob Rasmussen, Ann Arbor MI
3.41
4 Sheila Fasbender, Arcadia IN; Kitty Parrin Deanna Nesbit, Indianapolis IN; Joyce Brandt, Zionsville IN
16 Teams
8.27
1 Claudia Haller - Paula Torstrick - Judy
Huffman, Lexington KY; Betty Willmott, Paris KY
5.79
2 Potter Orr - Sanderson Orr - Mary Smith Bruce Smith, Cincinnati OH
3.72
3 Nancy Strohmer - Hans Strohmer - Susan
Belding - Carolyn Campbell, Houston TX
2.89
4 Robert Korten, Frankfort MI; Cheryl Klein Perry Moore, Louisville KY; Paul Cuffe, Fripp Island SC
16 Teams
7.42
1 Jagjit Singh - Freda Mills, East Lansing MI;
Leon Schmelzer, Bath MI; Richard Barnes, Mason MI
5.19
2 Josee Hammill - Jill Thompson, Toronto ON;
Mary Lovrics, Don Mills ON; Barbara Murray, Caledon ON
3.34
3 Nancy Cadwell - Tom Cadwell - Dianne Glick Robert Riggs, Saint Louis MO
16 Teams
6.34
1 Maudine Frisby - Lou Anne Moss - Mary
Feltman - Nancy Polk, Lexington KY
4.44
2 Judith Auer, Dublin OH; Eileen Erwin,
Columbus OH; Cindy Henderson, Northfield IL; Theresa
Schneider, Northbrook IL
2.85
3 Tracy Clayton - Carolyn Clayton, Danville IN;
Michael Morris - Judith Allison, Indianapolis IN
2.22
4 Marilyn Lorch, Hampton Cove AL; Flo Staggs
- Pamiley Powers - Betty Williams, Huntsville AL
16 Teams
4.90
1 Yvonne McNabb, Worthington OH; Robert
Jiobu - Peg Vild - Barbara Muller, Columbus OH
3.43
2 Carol Olinger, Huntingburg IN; Judy McCarty Kitty Recker - Brenda Krempp, Jasper IN
2.21
3 Barbara Newman - Syed Zamir, Nashville TN;
Don Turner, Mt Juliet TN; Sam Litovsky, Los Angeles CA
1.72
4 Susan Moskowitz - Sharon Kreitzer - Lynn
Callif, Cincinnati OH; Elaine Lazarus, Palm Bch Grdns FL
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Roast Pork with Pest Honey Glaze
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Roast Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Spinach Soufflé
Italian Flat Beans with Sun Dried Tomatoes
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58 Tables
A
X
13.31 1 1 9.98
2 7.49
3 5.62
4 3.69 5/6 3.69 5/6 2.37
7 1.78
8 1.41 9/10 8.24 9/10 2 1.21 11 1.11 12 6.18
3 4.64
4 3.05
5/6 3.05
5/6 1.96
7 AX SIDE SWISS
Richard Maybin, Hendersonville NC; Leonard Gross, Boynton Beach FL;
Hugh Williams, Carbondale IL; James Gumbert, Flat Rock NC
Joyce Hampton, Blythewood SC; Sabine Auken, Charlottenlund Denmark;
Daniela von Arnim, D-68766 Hockenh Germany; Benedicte Cronier, Paris
75018 France; Sylvie Willard, Paris 75014 France; Jenny Wolpert,
Jupiter FL
Gabriella Olivieri, Alessandria Italy; Dano De Falco, 35030 Rubano (P
Italy; Patricia Cayne - Jacqui Mitchell, New York NY
Geeske Joel, Palo Alto CA; Tobi Sokolow, Austin TX; Janice
Seamon-Molson, Hollywood FL; Debbie Rosenberg, New Rochelle NY
David Lindop - Doug Baxter, Toronto ON; Jurek Czyzowicz, Gatineau QC;
Dan Jacob, Vancouver BC
Dana Berkowitz, Boca Raton FL; Robert Todd, Tallahassee FL; Adam
Parrish, Arlington MA; McKenzie Myers, Portland OR
Penny Lane - J Peter Tripp, Williston VT; Mary Gorkin, Boca Raton FL;
Tania Reyes Hiller, Shrub Oak NY
Bonnie Bagley, Colorado Spgs CO; Ken Monzingo, San Diego CA; Denis
Murphy, Wolfville NS; Jay Baum, Germantown TN
Hans Jacobs, Downsview ON; Debbie Bennett, Scarborough ON; Richard
Chan, Markham ON; Jianfeng Luo, North York ON
Leonid Fastovsky, Rockville MD; Aziz Ahmed, Cincinnati OH; David
Morse, New Minas NS; Larry Mock, Dartmouth NS
Paul Bubendey - Gerald Gitles, Chicago IL; Daniel Neill, Lexington
KY; Jerry Ruther, Santa Fe NM
Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; Joseph De Gaetano, Atkinson NH; Randall
Rubinstein, Brooklyn NY; Susan Miller, Boca Raton FL
Thomas Hyde, Willimantic CT; Edwin Lewis III, Bolton CT; Gail Levy,
Melville NY; Reisha Berkowsky, Huntingtn Sta NY
Robert Levey, Bethesda MD; Walter Smith Jr, Washington DC; Barry
Spector, Springfield VA; Randy Thompson, Albuquerque NM
John Cox, Kellogg ID; Judy Harris, Salmon Arm BC; Angela Fenton,
Vancouver BC; Monica Angus, West Vancouver BC
Roger Smith, Pittsburg CA; Deborah Reichman, Algodones NM; Dolores
Brenner - Kay Enfield, Santa Fe NM
Mario Mory - Phyllis Mory, Los Angeles CA; Maria Pendergast, W
Hollywood CA; Maria Abbott, San Francisco CA
59 Tables
B
C
D
10.47 1 1 7.85
2 5.89
3 4.42
4 2.55 5/7 5.28 5/7 2/3 5.28 5/7 2/3 1 3.64
4 2 2.73
5 3 1.67
6/7 1.67
6/7 2.05
4 1.53
5 1.15
6 12 Tables
A
B
C
3.11
1 1 2.33
2 1.75
3 1.31
4 1.60
2 1.67
1 103.00
97.00
93.00
91.00
90.00
90.00
88.00
86.00
85.00
85.00
83.00
82.00
77.00
68.00
64.00
64.00
61.00
BCD SIDE SWISS
Paul Cuneo - Carmen Keys, Houston TX; Beverly McMullen,
Vermilion OH; Michael Creager, Brecksville OH
Chris Peters, Rochester Hills MI; Ginny Poulter, Oakland Twp
MI; Mary Bennett, Oakland MI; Judi Amatangelo, Northville MI
George Marvin, Maryland Hts MO; Jane Wininger - Elizabeth
Moore, Glasgow KY; George Jones, Maryland Hgts MO
John Dickenson, North Wales PA; Estelle Bogart, Glen Mills PA;
Gary Robertson, Blenheim ON; Lee Easterbrook, Chatham ON
Sanford Becker, Chesterfield MO; Jonathan Goldberg, Saint Louis
MO; Chris King - Judy Ruehl, Batavia OH
Tom Fletcher - Dianne Hilt, Columbus OH; Marie Duval, Montreal
QC; Paulin Nault, Saint-Anicet QC
Jaya Gala, Germantown TN; Jim O’Brien, Petaluma CA; Francine
Moring, Columbia SC; Brenda Stevenson, Carmel CA
Joseph Lebeau, Smyrna TN; Hannah Davis - Ellen Schmidt Barbara Ferguson, Louisville KY
Frank Stoffle - Georgina Little, London ON; Harrison Fletcher,
Shelby Twp MI; Tom Jager, Macomb MI
Sharon Howard, Noblesville IN; Judith Wessar, Anderson IN;
Aslam Siddiqui - Sandra Siddiqui, Carmel IN
Camilla Rabjohns, Peoria Heights IL; Patrick Moos - Charles
Young, Peoria IL; Ann Schuyler, Bloomington IL
Michael Lipp, Trenton OH; Stephanie Richardson - Ronald Manne Susan Manne, Cincinnati OH
Jeffrey Holst, Hilliard OH; Christina Van Leeuwen, Cherry Hill
NJ; Terry Terrana - Clara Terrana, Sanibel FL
Charles Frisch - David Gronbeck, Minneapolis MN; Richard
Cottle, St Paul MN; Matthew Huntington, Rochester MN
112.00
111.00
87.00
86.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
82.00
80.00
79.00
79.00
75.00
74.00
64.00
ART HUBER MEMORIAL 299ER SWISS
Thomas Haines, Greenfield IN; Kenneth Boschee, Carmel IN; Lloyd
Tarrh, Noblesville IN; Roy Montgomery, Franklin IN
Kathy Sinkin-Amor, San Antonio TX; John Gerretsen - Assunta
Gerretsen, Kingston ON; Faye Baker, Houston TX
Jim Sturgeon - E Porter Hatcher Jr - Diane Huber - Jan Hey,
Louisville KY
William Allendoerfer, Edwardsville IL; William Riley, Alton IL;
Mary Domalewski - Judy Meyer, Elizabethtown KY
Carol Ayers, Westfield IN; Mona Loft - Carole Potter,
Indianapolis IN; Rosalie Hancook, Indian Lake Est FL
Kenneth Gibson - Wendy Gibson, Stow OH; Betsy Hendy - Marianne
Roedersheimer, Cincinnati OH
86.00
79.00
76.00
71.00
68.00
57.00
Daily Bulletin
78.0 Tables
100.00 1 75.00 2 56.25 3 44.44 4 40.00 5 36.36 6 33.33 7 30.77 8 28.57 9 26.67 10 25.00 11 23.53 12 22.22 13 21.05 14 20.00 15 19.05 16 18.18 17 17.39 18 16.67 19 16.00 20 15.38 21 14.81 22 14.29 23 13.79 24 13.33 25 12.90 26 12.50 27 12.12 28 11.76 29 11.43 30 11.11 31 10.81 32 10.53 33 10.26 34 10.00 35 9.76 36 9.52 37 9.30 38 9.09 39 8.89 40 8.70 41 8.51 42 8.33 43 8.16 44 8.00 45 7.84 46 7.69 47 7.55 48 7.41 49 7.27 50 70.0 Tables
A
26.10 1 19.58 2 14.68 3 11.01 4 8.70
5 8.00
6 6.53
7 5.80
8 5.72
9 4.75 10 12.40 11 4.02 12 5.72 13 4.43 14 3.26 15 3.07 16 3.04 17 9.30
6.98
5.23
4.13
3.54
3.38
3.12
2.48
5.44
4.08
3.06
2.30
2.14
1.55
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Bridge big
ROCKWELL MIXED PAIRS
Lloyd Arvedon, Natick MA; Carolyn Sessler, Boca Raton FL
Stephen Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; Ann Borgschulte, Lexington MA
Daniel Lavee, Thornhill ON; Kiz Fung, Edmonton AB
Suzy Burger - Chuck Burger, West Bloomfield MI
Andrea Culberson - Marc Culberson, Weston FL
Waldemar Frukacz, Gloucester ON; Ljudmila Kamenova, Stony Brook NY
Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL; R Jay Becker, New York NY
Robert Sartorius - Barbara Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ
Mary Oshlag - Richard Oshlag, Memphis TN
Dan Morse, Houston TX; Kathy Baum, Germantown TN
Stan Tulin, Highland Beach FL; Shannon Cappelletti, Delray Beach FL
Daniel Friedman - Linda Friedman, Orinda CA
Bill Kertes, Toronto ON; Ina Demme, Maple ON
G. Margie Gwozdzinsky, Sunny Isles FL; Keith Garber, Las Vegas NV
Frank Treiber III - Diane Travis, Cincinnati OH
Judi Radin - Scott Levine, New York NY
Rosanne Schabinger, Mount Prospect IL; Jack Forstadt, Evanston IL
Robert Heitzman Jr - Helen Raleigh, Suffern NY
Lowell Andrews, Huntington Bch CA; Angela Kaiser, Bonita Springs FL
Heather Cutting - Gary Macgregor, Portola Valley CA
Gloria Tsoi, Arlington MA; Stephen McDevitt, Medford MA
Michael Roche, Victoria BC; Kathy Pollock, East Amherst NY
Don Sulgrove - Kathleen Sulgrove, Twinsburg OH
Phillip Becker, Beachwood OH; Laurie Kranyak, Bay Village OH
Thomas Peters - Carolyn Peters, Grapeland TX
Greg Hinze, San Antonio TX; Betty Ann Kennedy, Shreveport LA
Valentin Kovachev, Stony Brook NY; Lynne Rosenbaum, Glencoe IL
Jack Goodykoontz - Vicki Goodykoontz, Morgantown WV
Randy Helmink - Noel Helmink, Avon IN
Marc Nathan - Cathy Nathan, New York NY
Nicolas Hammond, Marietta GA; Monika Weber, New Haven CT
Cheri Bjerkan, Elmhurst IL; Joseph Stokes, Chicago IL
Jane Marshall - Ronald Franck, Pittsburgh PA
Cindy Bernstein, Memphis TN; Buddy Hanby, Spring TX
Carl Berenbaum, Elkins Park PA; Barbara Kepple, West Chester PA
Mary Poplawski - Harry Nuckols, Vestal NY
Zeke Letellier, Crofton MD; Jennifer Koonce, Odenton MD
William Esberg, Long Branch NJ; Daisy Goecker, Yardley PA
Steve Gross, Westlake Vilg CA; Ellen Anten, Encino CA
Pedro Ieong, Hong Kong Hong Kong; Susan Craney, N Royalton OH
Allison Howard, Cookeville TN; Owen Lien, Hickory NC
Sheryl Langner, Dublin OH; Gregory Potts, Portsmouth OH
Mark Boswell, Chesterfield MO; Debra Romero, Clarkson Valley MO
Richard DeMartino, Riverside CT; Sharon Anderson, Eagan MN
Lawrence Lau, Westport CT; Faye Marino, Greenwich CT
Meyer Kotkin, Cherry Hill NJ; Jane Ball, Doylestown PA
Yas Takeda, Hacienda Hgts CA; Sabina Lim, Cerritos CA
2565.50
2563.90
2542.42
2485.35
2465.85
2437.18
2420.15
2404.62
2398.47
2387.11
2369.10
2367.35
2358.79
2356.72
2356.62
2351.56
2342.25
2329.31
2329.00
2328.80
2327.81
2314.10
2306.06
2303.52
2291.38
2288.71
2278.77
2275.58
2261.43
2258.70
2250.60
2245.02
2244.93
2240.96
2240.83
2224.83
2218.74
2218.37
2205.28
2203.71
2203.50
2202.92
2197.91
2194.43
2192.24
2181.33
2176.94
2176.93
2174.07
2173.35
AURELIUS MOONEY OPEN PAIRS
B
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 C
1 2 3 4 5 6 Harry Gellis, Midlothian VA; Alan Kleist, Cheverly MD
Don Kern, Bay Minette AL; Dennis Spencer, Saint Louis MO
Brooks McNeely, Knoxville TN; Mark Jones, Birmingham AL
Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON; Sheldon Kirsch, West Bloomfield MI
En Xie, Saint Louis MO; Alice Brown, Midlothian VA
Warren Foss, Omaha NE; Gary Kessler, Springfield IL
Eric Leong, Oakland CA; Tadashi Teramoto, Tokyo Japan
Gil Cohen, Ashburn VA; Marty Nelson, Annapolis MD
Daniel Suty - Georgiana Gates, Houston TX
Douglas Wagner, Birmingham AL; Jeff Johnson, Huntsville AL
Roger Lee, Monrovia CA; Robert Brady, McLean VA
Steven Kipperman - Kimberly Fanady, San Francisco CA
Beverly Brown, Fishers IN; Eleanor Grinslade, Indianapolis IN
John Meinking, Maineville OH; Bill Coombs, Hamilton OH
Petra Hamman, Dallas TX; Shawn Quinn, Sugar Land TX
Kay Joyce - Randy Joyce, Raleigh NC
Les Bart - Gloria Bart, Bradenton FL
Xiao (Joe) Zhao, Hamilton ON; Shmuel Greenberg, Israel
Barbara Paddock - Beth Englehart, Louisville KY
Kevin Dybvig, Birmingham AL; Emily Harrell, Shoal Creek AL
Hank Meyer, Greenbelt MD; William Goldman, Bethesda MD
Patrick Dutson - Paul Pschesang, Cincinnati OH
Rena Hetzer, Memphis TN; Lelvin Crowe, Cordova TN
John Cagney - Edith Cagney, N Fort Myers FL
Kent Leggett - Jean Leggett, Clemmons NC
Jenna Tichon - Michael Shaw, Winnipeg MB
Alan Charters, Kitchener ON; S Berry, Bath MI
Lynn Chapin - Christopher Chapin, Manasquan NJ
Gary Hillenbrand, Lehighton PA; Martha Thompson, Pepper Pike OH
Kat Tiano - Karel Toohey, Albuquerque NM
Jeff La Caze, Bella Vista AR; Charles Stofer, Hot Spgs Villag AR
66.50%
61.41%
61.33%
61.11%
61.06%
60.93%
60.25%
59.13%
58.05%
58.02%
57.57%
56.77%
56.73%
56.69%
56.63%
56.53%
56.22%
55.98%
55.06%
54.26%
54.10%
53.97%
53.82%
53.28%
52.83%
50.19%
49.24%
48.03%
47.99%
47.77%
46.76%
To top it off, Bridge Big will constantly be
tracking connections between users on the site
to prevent any long-term cheating. If two users
happen to frequently play in the same tournament,
they will at one point be prevented from joining the
same tournament. On poker sites, a similar strategy
is applied successfully. In case users have any
personal information like address, e-mail address or
bank accounts in common, they are never permitted
to play in the same tournament.
Haircut
Patrick.” In 2000, a group of three Irish-American
reinsurance executives from Monrovia CA came
up with a unique fundraiser in conjunction with St.
Patrick’s Day: a head-shaving event to benefit kids
with cancer.
Twenty people who volunteered to shave their
heads collected pledges from their friends in an
effort to raise $17,000 on the 17th. They raised
more than $104,000, and an annual event was born. The concept spread throughout the country.
Since 2,000, more than 147,000 people, including
12,000 woman, have participated and raised more
than $90 million. Mixed Pairs
MA and Carolyn Sessler of Boca Raton FL.
Hand and Greenberg have been regular
partners for about seven years. He is a full-time
player, and she owns the Honors Bridge Club in her
home town of New York City.
The win was Greenberg’s 18th North American
championship. Besides the two Mixed Pairs wins
with Hand, she also has a victory in the event with
Ahmed Hussein, in 1978. Hand now has two North
American titles to his credit.
In 18th place at the start of play on Wednesday,
they positioned themselves for the win with a
63.19% game in the first final session. Their
57.85% game in the second final session was
enough to secure the win.
Electronic
Device Policy
1. For all NABC+ rated
events at NABCs: Electronic
devices, including but not
limited to, phones, cameras,
PDAs, and others capable of
sending or receiving electronic communication are
excluded from the playing areas during any session
of play. This does not apply to health-related
equipment.
2. For all events at an NABC other than
a NABC+ rated event: Except for health‑related
equipment, or by permission of the Director‑in‑
Charge of the tournament, cell phones, audible
pagers or similar equipment may not be operated
or operable in any manner in the playing area
during a session of play. Any such equipment
must not be visible during the session. Sponsoring
organizations of other ACBL‑sanctioned events are
encouraged to adopt a similar policy.
3. These restrictions in numbers 1 and 2 above
apply to all pairs, team members, captains, coaches,
play recorders (except those designated by ACBL)
and kibitzers and are in force throughout any actual
playing session or segment of play.
4. A violation of any of the restrictions in
numbers 1 and 2 above will result in a disciplinary
penalty of one full board (12 IMPs at that form
of scoring) for the first offense. A second offense
will result in disqualification from the event for the
pair/team. Kibitzers violating this policy will be
removed from the playing area for the remainder of
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Top 200 Louisville
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248.75 Joel Wooldridge, New York NY
200.00 John Hurd, New York NY
162.22 Laurie Kranyak, Bay Village OH
150.27 Ken Kranyak, Bay Village OH
114.55 Xiaodong Shi, Naperville IL
113.04 Jiang Gu, Mountain Lakes NJ
106.46 Ovind Ludvigsen, Oslo
106.46 Runar Lilleik, Oslo
103.97 Richard DeMartino, Riverside CT
102.88 John Stiefel, Wethersfield CT
92.31 Eric Greco, Wynnewood PA
92.31 Geoff Hampson, Las Vegas NV
88.95 Douglas Doub, W Hartford CT
85.98 Venkatrao Koneru, San Antonio TX
85.71 Stephen Landen, Ellicott City MD
83.78 Waldemar Frukacz, Gloucester ON
80.37 Tom Kniest, University City MO
80.37 Donald Stack, Overland Park KS
80.00 Martin Fleisher, New York NY
80.00 Robert Levin, Henderson NV
77.43 Joseph Godefrin, Sarasota FL
75.27 Linda Lewis, Sioux Falls SD
75.00 Thorlakur Jonsson, 200 Kopavogur
75.00 Jon Baldursson, Hafnarfjordur
73.89 Jacek Jerzy Kalita, Warsaw
73.59 Ed Schulte, Tampa FL
71.11 David Hampton, Broken Arrow OK
71.11 B Marshall, Tulsa OK
70.59 Walid Elahmady, Cairo
70.59 Zia Mahmood, New York NY
68.26 Joe Grue, New York NY
67.94 Nikolay Demirev, Arlington Hts IL
67.24 Lloyd Arvedon, Natick MA
66.67 Bart Bramley, Dallas TX
66.56 Shane Blanchard, New York NY
65.54 Buddy Hanby, Spring TX
64.48 Carlos Pellegrini, Buenos Aires
64.16 William Higgins, Cincinnati OH
64.16 Yauheni Siutsau, Loveland OH
64.04 Hector Camberos, Charlotte NC
63.33 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA
63.27 Sally Wheeler, Spring TX
63.16 Fred Stewart, Bloomington NY
63.16 Kit Woolsey, Kensington CA
62.46 John Zilic, Houston TX
62.19 Aleksander Dubinin, Moscow
62.19 Andrew Gromov, Moscow
62.19 Cezary Balicki, Smolec
62.19 Adam Zmudzinski, Katowice 40-479
61.84 Nancy Sachs, Cincinnati OH
61.84 Amitabh Raturi, Cincinnati OH
61.51 John Rayner, Mississauga ON
60.73 Mike Passell, Las Vegas NV
60.73 Carolyn Lynch, Scottsdale AZ
58.66 Gary Kessler, Springfield IL
57.20 Kenneth Chatzinoff, Cinnaminson NJ
57.20 Raymond Raskin, King of Prussia PA
57.14 Sabine Auken, Charlottenlund
57.14 Daniela von Arnim, Hockenh
56.26 Chuck Said, Nashville TN
56.25 James Breihan, Houston TX
56.25 Anton (Tony) Haddad, Houston TX
56.01 Barry Harper, Regina SK
55.35 Kevin Bathurst, New York NY
54.65 Jill Levin, Henderson NV
12.5 Tables
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3.25
1 2.44
2 1.83
3 1.37
4 2.66
5 0.77
6 2.00
2.02
1.52
1.14
1.13
0.64
105
54.55 Russell Ekeblad, Portsmouth RI
54.55 Cornelis Van Prooijen, Nieuw Vennep
52.95 Cameron Doner, Richmond BC
52.81 Justine Cushing, New York NY
52.81 Sadik Arf, Saratoga CA
52.81 Melih Ozdil, New York NY
52.81 Ahmed Soliman, Astoria Queens NY
52.17 Jill Meyers, Santa Monica CA
51.22 Alan Kleist, Cheverly MD
50.54 Pat McDevitt, Brookline MA
50.48 Tobi Sokolow, Austin TX
50.00 Peter Fredin, Malmo
50.00 Gary Gottlieb, Brooklyn NY
49.84 Kent Hartman, San Diego CA
49.84 Sumner Steinfeldt, Washington DC
48.61 Rick Kaye, Bingham Farms MI
48.34 James Tullis, Yarmouth Port MA
48.34 Tim Tullis, Roselle IL
48.10 Chuck Burger, West Bloomfield MI
48.00 John Sutherlin, Dallas TX
46.24 Dan Jacob, Vancouver BC
46.15 Peter Boyd, Darnestown MD
46.15 Steve Robinson, Arlington VA
45.89 Sharon Anderson, Eagan MN
44.79 S Datta,
44.79 K Nandi,
44.44 Vincent Demuy, Laval QC
44.44 Nicolas L’Ecuyer, Montreal QC
44.10 Ken Gee, Regina SK
44.04 Lawrence Hicks, Coquitlam BC
43.79 Jim Hilton, Austin TX
43.45 Amar Banerjee, Bhadreswar 91
43.42 Roger Anderson, Eagan MN
43.19 Robert Giragosian, Bakersfield CA
43.03 Larry Sealy, Huntsville AL
42.86 Perry Johnson, Bloomfield Hls MI
42.86 Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL
42.79 David Caprera, Denver CO
42.74 Hansa Narasimhan, Los Altos
Hills CA
42.57 Christopher Overpeck,
Louisville KY
42.57 William Watson, Sunnyvale CA
42.49 Kelley Hwang, New York NY
41.59 Daniel Korbel, Waterloo ON
41.59 Jonathan Steinberg, Toronto ON
41.21 Hao Ge, Bay Village OH
41.04 Michael Roche, Victoria BC
40.25 Mark Dahl, Richmond VA
40.10 Jim Foster, Birmingham AL
40.00 David Bakhshi, London
40.00 David Gold, Reading
R
39.64 Robert Bitterman, Charlotte NC
39.56 Donald Croysdale, Menomonee Falls
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118 39.56 William Malesevich, Mayville WI
119 39.13 Lynn Deas, Schenectady NY
120 39.06 Jack Lee, Richmond BC
121 39.04 John Friedl, Signal Mtn TN
122 39.04 Michael Sherman, Chickamauga GA
123 38.81 Dennis Kasle, Bloomfield MI
124 38.80 Clement Jackson, Albuquerque NM
125 38.71 Michael Becker, Boca Raton FL
126 38.71 Joshua Parker, Briarcliff NY
127 38.71 Aubrey Strul, Boca Raton FL
128 38.24 Mike Sloan, Jeffersonville IN
129 38.22 Bruce Rogoff, Tenafly NJ
130 38.07 Thomas Peters, Grapeland TX
131 38.04 David Yu, Burnaby BC
EVANGELINE SMITH 299 PAIRS
B
1 2 3 4 5 6 C
1 2 3 4 5 Lawrence Latchaw - Rosa Latchaw, Indianapolis IN
Zizhuo Wang, Palo Alto CA; Zhuo Wang, Philadelphia PA
Melvin Forman - E Pusateri, Louisville KY
Tim White - Renae Gunstone-White, Mercer Island WA
Nancy Golden, Richmond VA; Elizabeth Gompels, Newton MA
Elizabeth Meteer - James Meteer, Wildwood MO
Chris Hastie - Nancy Dever, Cincinnati OH
Joann Campbell - Sandra Teague, Louisville KY
Myron Kean - William Bockmon, Louisville KY
Karen Karpinski - Ernest Laszlo, Bloomington IN
Carolyn Gornowicz - Jerry Gornowicz, Longboat Key FL
Ronald Riedel - James Bourdow, Saginaw MI
64.36%
61.13%
60.70%
57.07%
55.35%
54.34%
53.86%
53.21%
52.65%
52.24%
50.65%
50.55%
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135
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137
138
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37.94
37.90
37.90
37.80
37.73
37.46
37.46
37.46
37.29
36.79
36.71
36.71
36.68
36.54
36.25
36.25
36.14
36.14
36.09
36.09
36.09
35.94
35.87
35.75
35.31
35.29
35.29
35.24
35.07
35.05
34.99
34.99
34.85
34.29
34.14
34.08
34.07
34.04
34.01
33.92
33.49
33.49
33.48
33.46
33.42
33.41
33.41
33.38
33.38
33.33
33.33
33.15
32.97
32.84
32.49
31.81
31.78
31.77
31.77
31.40
31.20
31.05
30.99
30.99
30.84
30.77
30.74
30.74
30.71
Dennis Carman, Plainwell MI
Thomas Weik, Reading PA
Brian Schoenfeld, Va Beach VA
Valentin Kovachev, Stony Brook NY
Robert Heitzman Jr, Suffern NY
Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV
Linda Harrison, Calgary AB
Lou Ann O’Rourke, Scottsdale AZ
Phillip Becker, Beachwood OH
Chuck Malcolm, Topeka KS
Bruce Houston, Mc Lean VA
Donald Van Arman, Bloomington IN
R Jay Becker, New York NY
Scott Gates, Miamisburg OH
Ding-Hwa Hsieh, Kirksville MO
Lin-Huan Chen, Kirksville MO
Bas Drijver, Capelle Aan Den
Sjoert Brink, Rotterdam 3
Meng-Che Ho, Madison WI
Li-Hsiang Kuo, Madison WI
Kun-Chieh Wang, Madison WI
Mitch Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA
Richard Popper, Wilmington DE
Steven Love, Laguna Niguel CA
Daniel Suty, Houston TX
Jacek Pszczola, Chapel Hill NC
Jared Lilienstein, New York NY
Lynne Schaeffer, W Bloomfield MI
Lucas Lebioda, Columbia SC
Nicolas Hammond, Marietta GA
Walter Johnson, Columbus OH
Douglas Simson, Columbus OH
John Hogan Jr, Wayne NJ
Curtis Cheek, Las Vegas NV
Ed Lazarus, Baltimore MD
Ethan Stein, Irvington NY
Herbert Jordan, Miami FL
F Lyle Sattes, Charleston WV
Marshall Lewis, Cleveland Hgts OH
Susan Bailey Carman, Plainwell MI
Eric Robinson, New York NY
Michael Kopera, Brooklyn NY
Jeff Hand, New York NY
Dana Berkowitz, Boca Raton FL
Stephen McConnell, Evanston IL
Robert Teel Jr, Birmingham AL
Jane Teel, Birmingham AL
Jess Jurkovic, New York NY
Bill Begert, New York NY
Jay Borker, Greenwich CT
Jan Jansma, Spijkenisse
Ron Zambonini, Nepean ON
Jeffrey Goldsmith, Tujunga CA
Marti Malcolm, Topeka KS
Stephen Goldstein, Anaheim CA
David Grainger, Bend OR
Rick Roeder, La Mesa CA
G Gard Hays, Veradale WA
Naomi Paasch, Moorhead MN
John Duquette, Oshawa ON
Vicky Smith, Victoria BC
Zane Gary Brown, San Francisco CA
Gil Cohen, Ashburn VA
Marty Nelson, Annapolis MD
Edward White, Grand Blanc MI
Georgiana Gates, Houston TX
J Adams, Columbus OH
Scot Smith, Vandalia OH
Warren Cederborg, Visalia CA
Daily Bulletin
Lifetime Top MP Holders
1.
Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL
68,353.54
2.
Mike Passell, Las Vegas NV
65,942.17
Paul Soloway
65,511.92
3.
Eddie Wold, Houston TX
57,681.94
4.
Eric Rodwell, Clearwater Bch FL
56,711.18
5.
Mark Lair, Canyon TX
56,512.31
Grant Baze
41,479.11
6.
Michael G. Seamon, Dania FL 39,815.26
7.
Garey M. Hayden, Tucson AZ 38,723.38
Ronald E. Andersen
38,351.00
8.
Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA
38,172.71
9.
Steve W. Robinson, Arlington VA
36,230.45
Barry Crane
35,135.80
10. Fred Hamilton, Las Vegas NV 34,322.46
11. Alan M. Sontag, Gaithersburg MD
34,174.23
12. Robert J. Levin, Henderson NV 33,311.13
13. Bob Hamman, Dallas TX
33,174.00
14. Chuck Said, Nashville TN
33,169.05
15. Alan Stout, Tipton IA
32,622.89
16. David L. Berkowitz, Boca Raton FL
32,502.70
17. Geoff T. Hampson, Las Vegas NV
31,694.06
18. Peter Weichsel, Carlsbad CA
31,344.09
19. Zeke Jabbour, Boca Raton FL
30,603.97
20. Allan P. Siebert, Little Rock AR 29,946.98
21. Curtis S. Cheek, Las Vegas NV 29,407.77
22. Gene Simpson, San Rafael CA 29,280.87
23. Bobby Wolff, Las Vegas NV
29,242.48
24. Gaylor L. Kasle, Boca Raton FL 29,115.82
25. Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV
29,110.67
26. Lynn Deas, Schenectady NY
28,498.91
Gene Freed
28,380.29
27. Bruce J. Ferguson, Palm Springs CA
27,596.66
28. Roger W. Bates, Mesa AZ
27,105.80
29. John C. Sutherlin, Dallas TX
26,900.05
30. David A. Siebert, Little Rock AR
26,445.67
31. Peter A. Boyd, Darnestown MD 26,371.96
Michael Shuman
26,180.38
32. Chris Compton, Dallas TX
26,148.82
Bobby Goldman
25,925.15
David L. Adams
25,817.30
David R. Treadwell
25,734.67
33. Jim Kirkham, Leawood KS
25,700.92
34. George B. Bloomer, Pittsboro NC
25,684.52
35. Lew Stansby, Dublin CA
25,668.87
36. Ron Smith, San Francisco CA
25,569.86
Jim Jacoby
25,226.49
37. Mary Jane Farell, Los Angeles CA
24,974.03
38. Donald Stack, Overland Park KS
24,925.79
39. Larry N. Cohen, Boca Raton FL 24,719.00
40. John Mohan, Huixquilucan MEX,
Mexico
24,570.72
41. Kyle A. Larsen, San Francisco CA
24,029.21
42. Ron Smith, Hixson TN
23,954.11
43. Mike D. Cappelletti, Winter Park FL
23,778.71
44. Hamish Bennett, Menlo Park CA
23,680.16
45. John P. Zilic, Houston TX
23,664.20
46. Jo Morse, Palm Bch Gdns FL
23,443.88
47. Helen Shanbrom, Tamarac FL
23,218.16
48. Lloyd B. Arvedon, Natick MA 23,116.72
49. Kerri Sanborn, Stony Point NY 23,064.74
50. Michael S. Lawrence, Brentwood TN
22,974.11
51. Kit Woolsey, Kensington CA
22,899.25
52. Ken Gee, Regina SK
22,666.99
Hermine Baron
22,654.52
53. G Gard Hays, Veradale WA
22,580.47
54. Mike Cappelletti Sr., Alexandria VA
22,474.00
55. Ross Rainwater, Vancouver WA 22,323.27
56. Glenn Lublin, Silver Spring MD 22,247.35
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57. John J. Russell, North Barringto IL
22,234.81
58. Alan C. Bell, Montebello CA
22,164.00
59. Judi Radin, New York NY
22,091.13
60. Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL
21,983.71
61. John H. Onstott, New Orleans LA21,919.05
62. Richard A. DeMartino, Riverside CT
21,643.56
63. Dan E. Morse, Houston TX
21,618.73
64. Norman D. Coombs, Brookville IN
21,507.35
65. G S Jade Barrett, Elk Point SD 21,452.04
66. Corinne Kirkham, Leawood KS 21,144.80
67. Chip Martel, Davis CA
21,101.31
68. Dennis E. Clerkin, Bloomington IN
20,984.31
Jim Linhart
20,845.31
69. Russell A. Ekeblad, Portsmouth RI
20,585.55
70. William W. Hunter, Peabody MA 20,561.20
71. Ellen B. Allen, Summerville SC 20,445.36
72. Billy Miller, Las Vegas NV
20,426.98
73. Tom Rutledge, Charleston SC
20,383.47
74. Martin A. Baff, Naples FL
20,325.23
75. James E. Krekorian, Pensacola FL20,278.56
76. James L. Nash, Omaha NE
20,237.09
77. Ken Cohen, Philadelphia PA
19,993.12
Markland L. Molson
19,940.87
78. Ed Schulte, Tampa FL
19,919.68
79. Steve H. Gross, Westlake Vilg CA19,821.11
80. Robert J. Teel Jr., Birmingham AL19,791.29
81. Bart Bramley, Dallas TX
19,773.16
82. Cameron P. Doner, Richmond BC19,725.80
83. Joseph M. Godefrin, Sarasota FL 19,588.85
84. Gail Greenberg, New York NY 19,547.46
85. Allan J. Cokin, West Palm Beach FL
19,537.94
86. Shome N. Mukherjee, Randolph MA
19,467.42
Bill Passell
19,418.29
87. Jerry Helms, Charlotte NC
19,387.48
88. Howard J. Piltch, South Bend IN 19,294.17
89. Jim H. Reiman, Mansfield OH 19,097.33
John W. Fisher
19,010.08
Joan Remey Moore
18,953.28
Jim Becker
18,817.98
90. Randy Joyce, Raleigh NC
18,739.32
91. Veronica W. McMurdie,
Sacramento CA
18,737.16
92. Kay Schulle, Purchase NY
18,589.77
93. Sheila T. Gabay, Newton MA
18,524.62
94. Betty Ann Kennedy, Shreveport LA
18,517.97
95. Linda M. Lewis, Sioux Falls SD 18,517.56
96. Marshall Miles, Redlands CA
18,449.34
97. Ed R. Lewis, Falls Church VA 18,449.31
98. Bill Wisdom, Salisbury NC
18,442.96
99. Jerry P. Clerkin, Bloomington IN 18,436.00
100. Carol Sanders, Nashville TN
18,419.05
Larry Allen
18,410.24
101. Mary Chilcote, Cleveland OH
18,335.00
102. Linda S. Smith, Hixson TN
18,280.80
103. Brenda J. Keller, Palm Springs CA
18,267.99
104. Stephen W. Landen, Ellicott City MD
18,214.14
Bernie L. Chazen
18,203.74
105. Rhoda Walsh, Palm Desert CA 18,193.85
106. Jerry Gaer, Scottsdale AZ
18,168.94
Phil Leon
18,041.47
107. Bert A. Newman, West Bloomfield MI
17,994.37
Howard Chandross
17,936.71
Richard Freeman
17,880.83
108. Janet R. Daling, Sun Lakes AZ 17,792.77
109. Colby Vernay, Lacon IL
17,785.04
110. Randy Pettit, Marietta GA
17,762.12
111. Arnold H. Fisher, Clementon NJ 17,757.59
112. John D. Stiefel, Wethersfield CT 17,738.53
113. Jill J. Meyers, Santa Monica CA 17,710.38
114. Barry C. Harper, Regina SK
17,666.79
115. Steve C. Garner, Chicago IL
17,553.15
116. Rose Meltzer, Los Gatos CA
17,474.97
Malcolm K. Brachman
17,447.83
Second in the Rockwell Mixed Pairs: Lloyd
Arvedon and Carolyn Sessler.
Louisville Museums
If you’re wanting to get away from bridge
for an hour or two, the following museums and
galleries are accessible via the Main/Market Street
Trolley.
Muhammad Ali Center
140 N. 6th St.
502-584‑9254
Tue ‑ Sat 9:30 am ‑ 5 pm; Sun Noon ‑ 5 pm
$9.00 ($8.00 seniors)
Interactive exhibits; emphasis on core values
— respect, confidence, conviction, dedication,
spirituality, giving.
21C Museum Hotel
700 W. Main St. 502-217‑6300
Open 24/7 except for video installations (open
from 7 am ‑ 1 am).
Free.
North America’s only museum devoted solely
to art of the 21st century.
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
715 W. Main St. 502-589‑0102
Mon ‑ Fri 10 am ‑ 5 pm; Sat 11 am ‑ 5 pm
$6.00 ( $5.00 for seniors). Supports arts and
craft excellence in Kentucky; displays include
everything from folk art to furniture.
Louisville Science Center/IMAX
727 W. Main St. 502-561‑6111
Sun ‑ Thu 9:30 ‑ 5 pm; Fri ‑ Sat 9:30 ‑ 9 pm
$12 permanent exhibits; $ 7 IMAX film;
$15 combo
Special Star Trek Exhibition $18.00, includes
permanent exhibits.
Louisville Slugger Museum
800 W. Main St. 502-588‑7228
Mon ‑ Sat 9 am ‑ 5 pm; Sun Noon ‑ 5 pm
$10 ($9 seniors)
Hands-on exhibits, movie, factory tours (bats
are still made at this location).
Frazier International History Museum
829 W. Main St. 502-412‑2280
Mon ‑ Sat 9 am ‑ 5 pm; Sun Noon - 5 pm
$9.50/$7.50 seniors/$5 with convention card
Two permanent collections: Frazier Museum
Collection and British Royal Armouries cover
more than 1,000 years of human history, with
an emphasis on arms and weapons. Temporary
exhibits: (1) The Good, The Bad, The Cuddly —
Toys and the Movies; (2) Water Works: 150 Years
of Louisville Water Company.
Glassworks Gallery
815 W. Market St. 502-584‑4510
Mon ‑ Sat 9 am ‑ 5 pm; Sun Noon ‑ 5 pm
2 galleries (Glassworks & Vonfire) are free.
Self‑guided tours Mon ‑ Sat 10 am ‑ 4 pm: $4.50;
Guided Tour Sat. 11, 1, 3: $6.50. Watch glass
artisans at work.
Steelskin Gallery 312 W. Main St. 502-287‑8201
Wed ‑ Fri Noon ‑ 8 pm; Sat 1 ‑ 7:30 pm.
Sculpture Studio and Art Gallery. New Exhibit
beginning Mar. 4: “Illuminating the Darkness”
new lamps, pendants, and light sculpture.
Daily Bulletin
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Mike Smolen
17,417.14
117. Paul Ivaska, Las Vegas NV
17,342.12
118. Jan P. Janitschke, Littleton CO 17,304.04
119. Jacqui Mitchell, New York NY 17,273.72
120. Steve M. Weinstein, Andes NY 17,273.58
121. Gerald A. Caravelli, Des
Plaines IL
17,252.35
122. Tobi Sokolow, Austin TX
17,230.93
Jim R. Robison
17,217.98
123. Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT 17,205.03
124. Gary A. Cohler, Miami FL
17,197.72
125. Jim M. Barrow, Lake Charles LA 17,193.98
126. George Rosenkranz, Mexico
DF, Mexico
17,074.20
127. John E. Gustafson, Des Moines
IA
16,990.67
128. Frank Nickell, New York NY
16,892.16
129. Sidney Lazard, Dallas TX
16,836.23
130. Claude F. Vogel, Chicago IL
16,819.51
131. Steve J. Lawrence, Athens TX 16,795.55
132. Tom K. Sanders, Nashville TN 16,784.81
133. Larry K. Mori, Clearwater FL
16,657.24
134. Melvin L. Marcus, Waltham MA 16,588.85
135. Kathie Wei‑Sender, Boca
Raton FL
16,585.98
136. George M. Pisk, Manchaca TX 16,573.23
137. Harvey D. Brody, San Francisco
CA
16,553.96
138. Ellasue P. Chaitt, Palm Bch
Gdns FL
16,504.88
139. Jack N. Bryant, Saint Louis MO 16,389.89
140. Howard Weinstein, San Diego CA16,271.16
141. Bruce D. Ohmann, Flagler
Beach FL
16,247.22
Harry Ross
16,207.88
Jackie L. Jarigese
16,169.46
142. Patrick J. Dunn, Bellevue WA
16,114.05
143. Frank P. King Jr., Washington DC16,081.78
144. Beverly Rosenberg, Rncho Pls
Vrd CA
16,046.50
145. William P. Cole, Silver Spring
MD
16,031.02
146. Jon Wittes, Palm Desert CA
16,001.56
147. Martin Caley, Montreal QC
15,970.02
148. James A. Murphy, Concord NC 15,965.39
149. Jim W. Mahaffey, Winter Park FL15,911.00
150. Marinesa Letizia, Las Vegas NV 15,876.68
151. Zia Mahmood, New York NY
15,843.29
152. Mike P. Aliotta, Edmond OK
15,824.80
153. Mike Albert, Omaha NE
15,814.66
Rick B. Henderson
15,738.67
154. Robert W. Gookin, Annandale VA15,678.64
155. Lowell V. Andrews, Huntington
Bch CA
15,644.42
156. Mel A. Colchamiro, Merrick NY 15,584.48
157. Les C. Bart, Bradenton FL
15,576.22
158. Larry A. Long, Benton TN
15,563.19
Morris Portugal 15,538.75
159. Kay W. Joyce, Raleigh NC
15,534.16
160. Russell D. Arnold, Sunny Isles Bch FL
15,520.68
161. Bob G. Etter, Sacramento CA
15,499.27
162. Michael Rosenberg, New
Rochelle NY
15,475.73
163. Jim V. Looby, Burbank CA
15,470.29
164. Ellen S. Anten, Encino CA
15,465.24
165. Jane H. Teel, Birmingham AL
15,433.27
166. Chuck F. Burger, West
Bloomfield MI
15,406.23
167. Dick Yarington, Seattle WA
15,365.51
168. Ron M. Sukoneck, Wilmington
NC
15,361.75
169. Robert F. Morris, Houston TX 15,289.96
170. Mildred B. Breed, Austin TX
15,280.12
171. Joan Van Geffen, Metairie LA
15,215.86
172. Drew A. Casen, Las Vegas NV 15,214.19
173. Bernard G. Bernstein, Clearwater
FL
15,204.02
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Michael J. Kovacich, Stone
Mountain GA
15,182.26
Ulker G. Mutlu, Clearwater FL 15,176.82
Evan Bailey
15,175.51
Alan Lebendig
15,149.23
Michael E. Moss, New York NY 15,123.52
Mark P. Shaw, Columbia MD
15,093.06
Joe Grue, New York NY
15,090.88
Shawn Y. Quinn, Sugar Land TX 15,067.17
James Lay, Daytona Beach FL 15,018.89
Elaine D. Said, Nashville TN
15,001.53
Judith P. Bloomer, Pittsboro NC 14,997.89
Judy C. Randel, Albuquerque NM14,966.93
Michael B. Huston, Joplin MO 14,937.65
Bob Glenn
14,891.92
Gene Owens, Grand Blanc MI 14,830.10
Boris Baran, Cote Saint‑Luc QC 14,801.88
Britain A. Beezley, Oklahoma
City OK
14,770.34
David D. Ashley
14,768.40
Robert H. Lipsitz, Lady Lake FL 14,714.08
Bernace A. De Young, Miami FL 14,682.99
John C. Anderson
14,632.41
Beth Palmer, Chevy Chase MD 14,589.80
Aaron Silverstein, New York NY 14,570.78
Sue H. Sachs, Green Valley AZ 14,556.17
Larry R. Griffey, Vero Beach FL 14,515.86
Gerald W. Bare, Pacific Plsds CA 14,512.79
Martin A. Hirschman, Southfield
MI
14,494.97
Michael Becker, Boca Raton FL 14,414.04
Allan Graves, Barnet VT
14,365.84
Joan S. Stein, Milwaukee WI
14,364.11
John H. Fox
14,348.18
Russell O. Shoup, Dayton OH 14,336.35
Charles A. Coon
14,331.60
Susi Ross, Winter Spgs FL
14,329.79
Jonathan J. Steinberg, Toronto
ON
14,325.74
Janice L. Seamon‑Molson,
Hollywood FL
14,309.47
Jan Weyant
14,305.71
Paul T. Kinney
14,302.46
Dennis J. McGarry, Stuart FL
14,293.48
Thomas J. Peters, Grapeland TX 14,262.41
Michael J. Schreiber, Memphis
TN
14,248.65
Daniel M. Gerstman, Buffalo NY 14,230.72
Stephen R. Swearingen, Arlington
VA
14,228.90
Earl H. Glickstein, Gaithersburg
MD
14,199.88
Bill Eisenberg, Perris CA
14,161.31
Simon W. Kantor, Agawam MA 14,144.06
John Solodar, Palm Beach Gdns
FL
14,084.67
Myles V. Maddox, Pleasant Ridge
MI
14,047.80
Edgar Kaplan
13,974.72
Helen R. Gustafson, Des Moines
IA
13,959.50
Peggy B. Sutherlin, Dallas TX 13,946.45
Phillip L. Becker, Beachwood OH13,934.12
James E. Cayne, New York NY 13,920.88
Joe Harris, Albuquerque NM
13,918.44
Eric A. Greco, Wynnewood PA 13,892.18
Jean Talbot, Metairie LA
13,859.84
Steve A. Shirey, Fort Worth TX 13,784.25
Frank M. Hoadley
13,748.97
George H. Jacobs, Hinsdale IL 13,729.89
Mark A. McLaughlin, Charleston
SC
13,716.07
Dennis L. Dawson, Santa Fe NM 13,681.88
John R. Potter, Panama City FL 13,643.70
Barbara J. Flanagan, Scottsdale
AZ
13,637.10
Liane M. Turner, Overland Park
KS
13,636.59
EVANGELINE SMITH 299 PAIRS - ONLY SESSION
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTION XXX A
B
C
A
B
C
1 Lawrence Latchaw - Rosa Latchaw, Indianapolis IN
64.36%
1 2 Melvin Forman - E Pusateri, Louisville KY
60.70%
2 1 3 Tim White - Renae Gunstone-White, Mercer Island WA
57.07%
3 2 4 Elizabeth Meteer - James Meteer, Wildwood MO
54.34%
4 3 1 5 Wallace McOuat - Claire Young, San Anselmo CA
50.81%
5 4 2 1 1 Carolyn Gornowicz - Jerry Gornowicz, Longboat Key FL
50.65%
5 3 2 2 Kay Omanson - Sandra Brashear, Louisville KY
49.43%
3 James Carter, Louisville KY; Patricia Latkin, Chicago IL
47.23%
227. Nell B. Cahn, Shreveport LA
13,599.60
228. Hugh L. Ross, Oakland CA
13,589.54
229. Ellie Hanlon, Tequesta FL
13,586.25
230. Douglas D. Doub, W Hartford CT13,568.17
231. John H. Griscom, Boca Raton FL 13,560.25
Syd Levey
13,471.89
Hugh C. MacLean
13,465.46
232. William C. Pettis, Silver Spring
MD
13,456.58
233. Don F. Nemiro, Hollister CA
13,447.86
234. Doug Fraser, Victoria BC
13,412.62
235. Richard Taube, Marietta GA
13,405.54
236. Miguel Reygadas, Tlalpan DF,
Mexico
13,404.87
237. Marilyn A. Maddox, Pleasant Ridge MI
13,348.24
238. Larry T. Cohen, Las Vegas NV 13,334.37
George S. Dawkins
13,332.92
Norman Kay
13,317.71
239. John P. Herrmann, Chattanooga
TN
13,317.63
240. Matt Granovetter, Cincinnati OH 13,300.53
241. Michael L. Flanagan, Scottsdale
AZ
13,294.07
242. Susanne M. McLaughlin,
Charleston SC
13,290.02
243. Stephen A. Gladyszak, Chelsea
MA
13,274.00
244. Ken Scholes, Bellevue WA
13,155.27
245. Sheila Ekeblad, Providence RI 13,148.37
246. Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY
13,141.30
247. Bill Kent, Iowa City IA
13,133.90
248. Steve Bloom, Duanesburg NY 13,126.36
249. Tony C. Glynne, Los Gatos CA 13,115.12
Joseph A. Jabon
13,106.15
250. Charlotte G. Sturm, Fullerton CA 13,079.61
251. Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA 13,077.55
252. Ed Davis, Seal Beach CA
13,067.68
253. Pat J. McDevitt, Brookline MA 13,050.37
254. Edward J. Barlow, Sunnyvale CA 13,049.34
255. O Allen Childs Jr., Little Rock AR13,013.35
256. Christine Owens, Grand Blanc MI13,006.30
257. Roger A. Doughman, San Diego
CA
12,992.26
258. Rick Goldstein, White Plains NY 12,988.96
259. Nels J. Erickson, Reno NV
12,979.76
260. Tony Kasday SJO2097, Miami FL12,971.13
261. Edward Groner, Houston TX
12,960.31
262. Joseph Kivel, Newport Coast CA 12,958.79
263. Walter R. May, Garner NC
12,954.21
Lou E. Bluhm
12,932.01
Ed A. Manfield
12,895.93
264. John F. Oxley, Saint Joseph MO 12,877.74
Andy O’Grady
12,848.85
265. Jacob P. Morgan, Madison WI 12,823.79
266. Richard N. Zucker, Dobbs Ferry
NY
12,758.18
267. Edith K. Freilich, Miami Beach
FL
12,752.20
Dick A. Benson 12,745.65
268. Hugh J. Hillaker, Grand Prairie
TX
12,717.29
269. Marilyn L. Hemenway, Omaha
NE
12,691.65
270. Petra D. Hamman, Dallas TX
12,689.98
271. James E. Zimmerman, Shaker
Heights OH
12,679.67
272. Jayne Thomas, Lutz FL
12,676.76
Oswald Jacoby
12,666.11
273. Marty Bergen, West Palm
Beach FL
12,658.65
274. William J. Malesevich, Mayville
WI
12,655.94
275. John R. Malley, Pascoag RI
12,628.22
276. Jim L. Mathis, Williamsville NY 12,625.42
277. Hemant S. Lall, Dallas TX
12,622.42
278. Tom Oppenheimer, Ballwin MO 12,620.83
Alvin L. Roth
12,606.21
EAST-WEST
Zizhuo Wang, Palo Alto CA; Zhuo Wang, Philadelphia PA
Nancy Golden, Richmond VA; Elizabeth Gompels, Newton MA
Chris Hastie - Nancy Dever, Cincinnati OH
Joann Campbell - Sandra Teague, Louisville KY
Myron Kean - William Bockmon, Louisville KY
61.13%
55.35%
53.86%
53.21%
52.65%
52.24%
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NORTH-SOUTH
Stephen Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; Ann Borgschulte, Lexington MA Robert Sartorius - Barbara Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ
Michael Roche, Victoria BC; Kathy Pollock, East Amherst NY Heather Cutting - Gary Macgregor, Portola Valley CA
Jack Goodykoontz - Vicki Goodykoontz, Morgantown WV
Mary Oshlag - Richard Oshlag, Memphis TN
Andrea Culberson - Marc Culberson, Weston FL
Daniel Friedman - Linda Friedman, Orinda CA
Randy Helmink - Noel Helmink, Avon IN
Don Sulgrove - Kathleen Sulgrove, Twinsburg OH
Daniel Lavee, Thornhill ON; Kiz Fung, Edmonton AB
Linda Marshall, Bethesda MD; Steven Schatzow, Washington DC Zeke Letellier, Crofton MD; Jennifer Koonce, Odenton MD
Sally Karbelnig, Beverly Hills CA; Danny Kleinman, Los Angeles CA
Marc Nathan - Cathy Nathan, New York NY
Jane Marshall - Ronald Franck, Pittsburgh PA
Victoria Gregory, Pittsburg KS; Nicholas France, Spring Valley NY
Richard DeMartino, Riverside CT; Sharon Anderson, Eagan MN
Joann Glasson - Bob Glasson, Pennington NJ
Yas Takeda, Hacienda Hgts CA; Sabina Lim, Cerritos CA
William Ehlers, Montclair NJ; Diane Walker, Gaithersburg MD Rosanne Schabinger, Mount Prospect IL; Jack Forstadt, Evanston IL
Frank Treiber III - Diane Travis, Cincinnati OH
Teresa Boyd, Lafayette CA; Grant Robinson, Orinda CA
Sandy McCay, Chapel Hill NC; Alec Price, Southern Pines NC
Valentin Kovachev, Stony Brook NY; Lynne Rosenbaum, Glencoe IL Victoria Muir - William Muir, Kansas City MO
Pat Levy, Houston TX; Godfrey Chang, Honolulu HI
Henry Hunt - Allison Hunt, Charlotte NC
ROCKWELL MIXED PAIRS - SECOND FINAL SESSION
SECTIONS C D E F G H EAST-WEST
62.42%
1 Judi Radin - Scott Levine, New York NY
62.25%
2 Bill Kertes, Toronto ON; Ina Demme, Maple ON
60.63%
3 Kenji Miyakuni, Tokyo 167-004 Japan; Yukiko Tokunaga, 1800002 Japan
60.37%
4 Steve Gross, Westlake Vilg CA; Ellen Anten, Encino CA
60.10%
5 Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL; R Jay Becker, New York NY 59.92%
6 Sidney Brownstein, Santa Monica CA; Rozanne Pollack, Basking Ridge NJ
59.30%
7 Robert Heitzman Jr - Helen Raleigh, Suffern NY
58.80%
8 Stan Tulin, Highland Beach FL; Shannon Cappelletti, Delray Beach FL
57.90%
9 Waldemar Frukacz, Gloucester ON; Ljudmila Kamenova, Stony Brook NY
57.85%
10 Lawrence Lau, Westport CT; Faye Marino, Greenwich CT
57.72%
11 Dan Morse, Houston TX; Kathy Baum, Germantown TN
56.60%
12 William Esberg, Long Branch NJ; Daisy Goecker, Yardley PA
56.26%
13 Lowell Andrews, Huntington Bch CA; Angela Kaiser, Bonita Springs FL
55.63%
14 G. Margie Gwozdzinsky, Sunny Isles FL; Keith Garber, Las Vegas NV
55.48%
15 B Horiguchi, Gardena CA; Sally Clark, Carlsbad CA
55.23%
16 Lloyd Arvedon, Natick MA; Carolyn Sessler, Boca Raton FL
55.18%
17 Suzy Burger - Chuck Burger, West Bloomfield MI
54.95%
18 Chris Moll - Tammy Moll, Raleigh NC
54.93%
19 Rena Lieberman, North Easton MA; Melvin Marcus, Waltham MA 54.43%
20 Cindy Bernstein, Memphis TN; Buddy Hanby, Spring TX
54.34%
21 Irina Levitina, Hackensack NJ; Lew Walter, New York NY
54.18%
22 Steve Shirey - Darlene Shirey, Fort Worth TX
53.37%
23 Alan Resser, Chicago IL; Susan Finkelman, Glenview IL
53.00%
24 Lorraine Cable, New York NY; Lewis Gamerman, Westwood MA
52.63%
25 R Elwin Brown, Ottawa ON; Mary Drummie, Kanata ON
52.23%
26 Fred Schenker - Frances Prus, Pittsburgh PA
51.68%
27 Toni Bales, Pickerington OH; Ernest Napier, Brooklyn NY
51.60%
28 Carl Berenbaum, Elkins Park PA; Barbara Kepple, West Chester PA 51.23%
29 Thomas Peters - Carolyn Peters, Grapeland TX
51.21%
30 Jo Morse, Palm Bch Gdns FL; Robert White, Raleigh NC
51.11%
31 Sally Meckstroth, Tampa FL; Albert Shrive, Dalton PA
64.42%
60.88%
59.35%
59.03%
58.63%
58.20%
57.93%
57.86%
57.52%
57.43%
57.10%
57.06%
56.06%
55.84%
55.09%
54.41%
54.35%
53.91%
53.79%
53.74%
53.51%
53.21%
52.99%
52.85%
52.39%
52.24%
51.89%
51.87%
51.70%
51.67%
51.49%
AURELIUS MOONEY OPEN PAIR WEDNESDAY EVENING — SECOND OF TWO SESSIONS
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTIONS WW XX YY EAST-WEST
A
B
C
A
B
C
1 Daniel Suty - Georgiana Gates, Houston TX
65.69%
1 Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON; Sheldon Kirsch, West Bloomfield MI
2 Warren Foss, Omaha NE; Gary Kessler, Springfield IL
60.07%
2 Bob Gruber - Linda Gruber, Camarillo CA
3 1 Barbara Paddock - Beth Englehart, Louisville KY
58.96%
3 Gil Cohen, Ashburn VA; Marty Nelson, Annapolis MD
4 En Xie, Saint Louis MO; Alice Brown, Midlothian VA
58.25%
4 Ken Cohen, Philadelphia PA; Riki Tulin, Highland Beach FL
5 Les Bart - Gloria Bart, Bradenton FL
55.82%
5 Petra Hamman, Dallas TX; Shawn Quinn, Sugar Land TX
6 Richard Gabriel - Ellen Gabriel, Chicago IL
55.36%
6 1 Patrick Dutson - Paul Pschesang, Cincinnati OH
7 2 Todd Fisher - Robert Lass, Chicago IL
55.06%
7 Eileen Easterling, Casselberry FL; Mike Cappelletti Sr, Alexandria VA
8 Andrew Garnett, Pasadena FL; Marshall Lewis, Cleveland Hgts OH
54.86%
8 Michael Cassel II, Roseville MN; Donald Mamula, Mill Creek WA
9 3 Rena Hetzer, Memphis TN; Lelvin Crowe, Cordova TN
54.45%
9 2 Hank Meyer, Greenbelt MD; William Goldman, Bethesda MD
10 Ana Blum, Tortuguitas C P Argentina; James Thurtell, Dallas TX
54.35%
10 Fred King, Falls Church VA; Janet Robertson, Timonium MD
11 Kevin Dwyer, Fort Myers FL; Kimberly Whipple, Boca Grande FL
54.30%
11 Sandra Rimstedt, Haverdal 310 4 Sweden; Malle Andrade, New York NY
12 Partha Mallela, Oak Brook IL; Charles Fortney, Wheaton IL
53.69%
12 Bruce Parent, Brookville IN; Cliff Pleatman, Cincinnati OH
13 Martha Leary, Urbana IL; Allan Smith, Peterborough ON
53.14%
13 Carreen Hinds, Bakersfield CA; Judy Pede, Grass Valley CA
14 Lucy Spongberg - Gary Spongberg, Niskayuna NY
52.68%
14 Richard Douglas, Distant PA; Mary Vickers, Apex NC
15 Karen McCallum, Exeter NH; Lynn Baker, Austin TX
52.63%
15 3 Roger Lee, Monrovia CA; Robert Brady, McLean VA
16 4 1 Alan Charters, Kitchener ON; S Berry, Bath MI
52.38%
16/17
4 Neal Rechtman, Ossining NY; Jane De Briyn, Easton MD
17 Joshua Stark, Grayslake IL; Suzanne Dunn, Crystal Lake IL
52.33%
16/17
Barry Schaffer, Frisco TX; Lynne Feldman, San Diego CA 5 J Adams, Columbus OH; Scot Smith, Vandalia OH
50.30%
5 Steven Gewirtzman, Ambler PA; Clifford Wilson Jr, Skillman NJ
6 Bonnie Jung - Maya Altarac, Birmingham AL
50.25%
6 1 Kat Tiano - Karel Toohey, Albuquerque NM
7 Alan Salem, Scottsdale AZ; Jim Rowland, Phoenix AZ
49.44%
7 Kent Leggett - Jean Leggett, Clemmons NC
2 Lynn Chapin - Christopher Chapin, Manasquan NJ
46.61%
8 Dennis Kriventsov - Matthew Dyer, Chicago IL
2 Carole Kugler, Stony Brook NY; Renee Schwartz, Nesconset NY
3 Donna Penrose, Maysville KY; Robert Verville, Aberdeen OH
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTIONS I J EAST-WEST
A
B
C
A
B
C
1 John Meinking, Maineville OH; Bill Coombs, Hamilton OH
63.15%
1 Harry Gellis, Midlothian VA; Alan Kleist, Cheverly MD
2 Arthur Lowen - Elaine Said, Nashville TN
62.23%
2 Brooks McNeely, Knoxville TN; Mark Jones, Birmingham AL
3 Hazel Schoenberg - Jules Schoenberg, Plano TX
60.72%
3 Kay Joyce - Randy Joyce, Raleigh NC
4 Barry Gorski - Kathleen Del Corso, Reading PA
60.03%
4 Don Kern, Bay Minette AL; Dennis Spencer, Saint Louis MO
5 Charlene Lutz - James Farley, Indianapolis IN
56.08%
5 Douglas Wagner, Birmingham AL; Jeff Johnson, Huntsville AL
6 Eric Leong, Oakland CA; Tadashi Teramoto, Tokyo Japan
55.28%
6 D’Anne Pientka, Phoenix AZ; Nancy Luetge, Cincinnati OH
7 Patricia Chambers - Robin Chambers, Palo Alto CA
53.22%
7 Karl Zaman, Strongsville OH; John Ide, Cape Canaveral FL
8 1 Xiao (Joe) Zhao, Hamilton ON; Shmuel Greenberg, Israel
52.95%
8 Andrew Vinock, Woodland Hills CA; Marta Peltz, West Hills CA
9 2 1 Shelby Bale, Jr - Richard Watson, Glasgow KY
51.95%
9 Steven Kipperman - Kimberly Fanady, San Francisco CA
10 3 Greg Loran, Lubbock TX; Anu Goodman, Toronto ON
51.94%
10 1 John Cagney - Edith Cagney, N Fort Myers FL
11 Duane Andrews - Kenton Hayes Jr, Louisville KY
51.57%
11 Erez Hendelman, New York NY; Shirley Matthews, Lindale TX
4 Janice Madsen, Atlantic Beach FL; Nancy Raley, Ponte Vedra Bch FL
51.04%
2 Karen Williams Cox - Ralph Cox, Centennial CO
5 2 Steve Graves, Olney MD; Steven Nesseler, Silver Spring MD
49.49%
3 Kevin Dybvig, Birmingham AL; Emily Harrell, Shoal Creek AL
6 Gary Thomas, Noblesville IN; Janet Hammond, Fishers IN
49.46%
4 Elaine Misner - James Misner, Wilton CT
5 Richard Saval, Wayland MA; Aaron Cavender, Sandy UT
1 Frank Bowen - John Bowen, Charlestown IN
2 Edward Schickli Jr - Nancy Anderson, Louisville KY
BLUEGRASS BRIDGE DAY OPEN - FIRST SESSION
NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS AAA BBB CCC A
B
C
A
B
1 1 Douglas Millsap, Columbus OH; Suman Agarwal, Hilliard OH
64.29%
1 1 2 Gary Schwartz, Huntsville AL; Peter Matthews Jr, Roslindale MA
61.26%
2 3 Mitch Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA; Wafik Abdou, Bakersfield CA
61.14%
3 4 Jerry Helms - Evelyn Duffy, Charlotte NC
59.61%
4 2 5 Lizabeth Kennedy, Germantown WI; George Kaiser, Tequesta FL
58.54%
5 6 Bernhardt Trout, Longboat Key FL; Joseph Godefrin, Sarasota FL
58.12%
6 7 Ed Howard, Lawrence KS; Robert Carstedt, Wichita KS
57.49%
7 8 Ed Schulte, Tampa FL; Jacqueline Key, Charlotte NC
56.73%
8/9 3/4 9 Maritha Pottenger - Greg House, San Diego CA
56.37%
8/9 3/4 10 Ron Smith - Linda Smith, Hixson TN
55.81%
10 11 Dorsey Brown, Prospect KY; Dennis O’Brien, Louisville KY
55.67%
11 12 2 Gail Nangle, Kalamazoo MI; Robert Houtrow, Delton MI
54.81%
12 5 13 Janet Lee, Centerville OH; Georgia Banziger, Dayton OH
54.66%
13 6 14 Catherine Lindholm, Indianapolis IN; Sharon Austin, Bainbridge IN
54.53%
14 15 Norman Bolton, Beverly Hills MI; Debra Eaves, Northville MI
52.80%
15 16 3 1 Michael Kelley - Martina Kelley, Lake Zurich IL
51.93%
16 7 4 2 Emiel Domis, Christiansted VI; Sharon Amberg, St Croix VI
51.27%
8 5 Phyllis Costello - Bernice Blum, Louisville KY
50.86%
9 6 3 Marilyn Banta - Wilson Banta, Sunshine LA
49.72%
7 Theo Lichtenstein, Tallahassee FL; Leslie Bays, Kingsport TN
49.51%
8 4 Eva Berlin - Jill Grundland, Scottsdale AZ
48.92%
9 Julie Miller-Garino, La Grange IL; Pamela Tietz, Naperville IL
48.53%
C
1 2 3 4 5 61.64%
61.08%
60.88%
57.89%
57.79%
57.64%
56.93%
56.88%
56.73%
55.77%
54.91%
54.76%
54.25%
53.19%
53.04%
51.97%
51.97%
50.51%
49.34%
48.58%
48.33%
47.77%
47.06%
64.00%
61.82%
60.68%
60.66%
57.88%
55.46%
54.13%
53.88%
52.62%
51.94%
51.83%
49.31%
48.90%
48.80%
47.46%
44.94%
43.55%
EAST-WEST
Kay Jones, The Villages FL; Geoff Jones III, Orlando FL
62.25%
Kenneth Chatzinoff, Cinnaminson NJ; Raymond Raskin, King of Prussia PA 62.24%
Mark St John, Nashville TN; Judith Armonat, Mount Juliet TN
59.33%
John Friedl, Signal Mtn TN; Michael Sherman, Chickamauga GA
58.86%
57.35%
Ethan Stein, Irvington NY; Jennifer Williams, Lexington KY
57.07%
Nicholas Stock, North Vancouver BC; Les Fouks, Vancouver BC
56.30%
Sharon Jenness, Chicago IL; Harold Karnes, Portage MI 55.32%
55.32%
54.30%
William Malesevich, Mayville WI; Donald Croysdale, Menomonee Falls WI 53.28%
Emily Marcus, Somerville MA; Daniel Jablonski, Stoneham MA
53.21%
Jim Jackson, Amasa MI; Anthony Brockman, Florence KY
52.08%
Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT; Grace Lloyd, Southampton NY
51.89%
Martin Morris, Wheeling IL; Scott Hiller, Marshall MN
51.21%
Dorothy Conway, Ottawa ON; William Thorp, Dana Point CA
50.91%
Gail Arnow - Barry Belinky, Cincinnati OH
50.00%
Ed Seguin - Stephen Massicotte, Sarnia ON
48.49%
Tommie Kadotani, Denver CO; Roberta Le Feuvre, Van Nuys CA
47.96%
Robert Kazmierowski, Cheboygan MI; Katherine Henricks, Boyne City MI 45.31%
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 NORTH-SOUTH
Lloyd Arvedon, Natick MA; Carolyn Sessler, Boca Raton FL
Mary Poplawski - Harry Nuckols, Vestal NY
Suzy Burger - Chuck Burger, West Bloomfield MI
Rosanne Schabinger, Mount Prospect IL; Jack Forstadt, Evanston IL
Nicolas Hammond, Marietta GA; Monika Weber, New Haven CT
Ruth Grant, Tarrytown NY; Mel Colchamiro, Merrick NY
Phillip Becker, Beachwood OH; Laurie Kranyak, Bay Village OH Lowell Andrews, Huntington Bch CA; Angela Kaiser, Bonita Springs FL
Pedro Ieong, Hong Kong Hong Kong; Susan Craney, N Royalton OH Dan Morse, Houston TX; Kathy Baum, Germantown TN
Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL; R Jay Becker, New York NY Larry Sealy - Cindy Sealy, Huntsville AL
Carl Berenbaum, Elkins Park PA; Barbara Kepple, West Chester PA Patti Lee, Toronto ON; Martin Miller, Rochester NY
G. Margie Gwozdzinsky, Sunny Isles FL; Keith Garber, Las Vegas NV
Suzanne Dunaway, Oak Park IL; Michael Kutska, River Forest IL Shirley Presberg, Boca Raton FL; Mark Dahl, Richmond VA
Brian Mason - Gerri Anne Mason, Crossville TN
Mark Boswell, Chesterfield MO; Debra Romero, Clarkson Valley MO Robert Heitzman Jr - Helen Raleigh, Suffern NY
Cheryl Schneider, Westerville OH; George St Pierre, Columbus OH Stan Tulin, Highland Beach FL; Shannon Cappelletti, Delray Beach FL
Bill Kertes, Toronto ON; Ina Demme, Maple ON
Lynn Deas, Schenectady NY; Leonard Melander, West Bloomfield MI Bud Marsh - Marianne Spanier, Scottsdale AZ
Donald Florida - Annette Clark, Indianapolis IN
Jo Morse, Palm Bch Gdns FL; Robert White, Raleigh NC
Donna Swarthout - Dave Swarthout, San Antonio TX
Liliane Kirchhoff, San Francisco CA; Rick Roeder, La Mesa CA Ron Ashbacher, Lead Hill AR; Breezy Salmon, Nashville TN
ROCKWELL MIXED PAIRS FIRST FINAL SESSION
SECTIONS C D E F G H EAST-WEST
65.20%
1 Jeff Hand - Gail Greenberg, New York NY
63.62%
2 Greg Hinze, San Antonio TX; Betty Ann Kennedy, Shreveport LA 62.11%
3 Gloria Tsoi, Arlington MA; Stephen McDevitt, Medford MA
60.96%
4 Allison Howard, Cookeville TN; Owen Lien, Hickory NC
60.09%
5 Valentin Kovachev, Stony Brook NY; Lynne Rosenbaum, Glencoe IL 59.45%
6 Frank Treiber III - Diane Travis, Cincinnati OH
59.42%
7 Thomas Peters - Carolyn Peters, Grapeland TX
58.17%
8 Stephen Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; Ann Borgschulte, Lexington MA 57.34%
9 Andrea Culberson - Marc Culberson, Weston FL
57.16%
10 Daniel Lavee, Thornhill ON; Kiz Fung, Edmonton AB
56.75%
11 Robert Teel Jr - Jane Teel, Birmingham AL
56.38%
12 Rita Ellington, Traverse City MI; Haig Tchamitch, Scottsdale AZ 56.30%
13 Bruce Wick - Susan Stubinski, Houston TX
55.97%
14 Lee Atkinson - Mark Yaeger, Hollywood FL
55.58%
15 Cheri Bjerkan, Elmhurst IL; Joseph Stokes, Chicago IL
55.24%
16 Don Sulgrove - Kathleen Sulgrove, Twinsburg OH
54.13%
17 Mary Oshlag - Richard Oshlag, Memphis TN
54.11%
18 Howard Liu, Naperville IL; Jennifer Gu, Sunnyvale CA
53.55%
19 Yas Takeda, Hacienda Hgts CA; Sabina Lim, Cerritos CA
53.55%
20 Robin Wilkinson - Chuck Wilkinson, Jackson MS
53.14%
21 Randy Helmink - Noel Helmink, Avon IN
52.91%
22 Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; Sara Rothmuller, Santa Rosa CA 52.62%
23 Sheryl Langner, Dublin OH; Gregory Potts, Portsmouth OH
52.13%
24 Beverly Gardner, Farmington Hls MI; Gary Hann, Ann Arbor MI 51.96%
25 Mehmed Kantardzic - Toby Kahn, Louisville KY
51.82%
26 Lee Stokes Hilton - Jim Hilton, Austin TX
51.68%
27 Ned Irving - Betty Schultz, Hot Sprgs Vlg AR
51.66%
28 John Hinkle, Paris KY; Frances Barr, Lexington KY
51.59%
29 Ellen Hessel - Ira Hessel, San Antonio TX
51.50%
30 Teresa Boyd, Lafayette CA; Grant Robinson, Orinda CA
51.39%
31 Bo Liu, Mabelvale AR; Somers Collins, Little Rock AR
AURELIUS MOONEY OPEN PAIR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FIRST OF TWO SESSIONS
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTIONS WW XX YY EAST-WEST
A
B
C
A
B
C
1 Beverly Brown, Fishers IN; Eleanor Grinslade, Indianapolis IN
63.51%
1 En Xie, Saint Louis MO; Alice Brown, Midlothian VA
2 1 Roger Lee, Monrovia CA; Robert Brady, McLean VA
62.10%
2 Warren Foss, Omaha NE; Gary Kessler, Springfield IL
3 Liane Turner - Donald Turner, Overland Park KS
61.59%
3 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; Steven Price, Scottsdale AZ
4 Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON; Sheldon Kirsch, West Bloomfield MI
60.58%
4 Karen McCallum, Exeter NH; Lynn Baker, Austin TX
5 Paul Munafo - Virginia Munafo, Huntsville AL
60.02%
5 Les Bart - Gloria Bart, Bradenton FL
6 Richard Riezman - Roger Lord, Saint Louis MO
58.25%
6 1 David Vaclavik, Appleton WI; David Raitt, Madison WI 7 Gil Cohen, Ashburn VA; Marty Nelson, Annapolis MD
57.39%
7 Richard Gabriel - Ellen Gabriel, Chicago IL
8 2 Kent Leggett - Jean Leggett, Clemmons NC
57.09%
8 Ana Blum, Tortuguitas C P Argentina; James Thurtell, Dallas TX
9 Sherby Chernin - Harriet Spiegel, Cincinnati OH
56.63%
9 Richard Douglas, Distant PA; Mary Vickers, Apex NC
10 Petra Hamman, Dallas TX; Shawn Quinn, Sugar Land TX
55.47%
10 Naomi Paasch, Moorhead MN; G Gard Hays, Veradale WA 11 Susan Christian - Jean Donoho, Louisville KY
54.76%
11 Kevin Dwyer, Fort Myers FL; Kimberly Whipple, Boca Grande FL
12 Cindy Mahn - Elizabeth McDowell, Kitchener ON
53.64%
12 2 Rena Hetzer, Memphis TN; Lelvin Crowe, Cordova TN
13 Joshua Stark, Grayslake IL; Suzanne Dunn, Crystal Lake IL
53.54%
13 Susan Goodman, Mason OH; Jo Ellen Spitz, Cincinnati OH 14 Michael Cassel II, Roseville MN; Donald Mamula, Mill Creek WA
52.94%
14 3 Steven Gewirtzman, Ambler PA; Clifford Wilson Jr, Skillman NJ
15 Jack Shartsis, Royal Oak MI; Renay Danto Weiner, Scottsdale AZ
52.73%
15 4 Dennis Kriventsov - Matthew Dyer, Chicago IL
16 Cameron Doner, Richmond BC; Helen Corbin, Palo Alto CA
52.18%
16 5 Neal Rechtman, Ossining NY; Jane De Briyn, Easton MD
17 Bill Ream, Burleson TX; Jacqueline Yockey, Louisville KY
52.07%
17 6 J Adams, Columbus OH; Scot Smith, Vandalia OH
3 Barbara Paddock - Beth Englehart, Louisville KY
51.16%
7 Hank Meyer, Greenbelt MD; William Goldman, Bethesda MD
4 1 Jeff La Caze, Bella Vista AR; Charles Stofer, Hot Spgs Villag AR
50.40%
8 Sue Gerard, Mexico Mexico; John Taylor, Lago Vista TX
5 Patrick Dutson - Paul Pschesang, Cincinnati OH
50.30%
1 Lynn Chapin - Christopher Chapin, Manasquan NJ
6 David Bryant, San Francisco CA; Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA
49.19%
2 Alan Charters, Kitchener ON; S Berry, Bath MI
7 Thomas McDow - Brad McKeown, Rock Hill SC
49.14%
8 Herbert Gillies, Lexington KY; Sydney Gordon, Randolph NJ
48.13%
2 Donald Lurie - Linda Lurie, White Plains NY
47.98%
3 Kat Tiano - Karel Toohey, Albuquerque NM
46.20%
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTIONS I J EAST-WEST
A
B
C
A
B
C
1 Don Kern, Bay Minette AL; Dennis Spencer, Saint Louis MO
62.15%
1 Harry Gellis, Midlothian VA; Alan Kleist, Cheverly MD
2 1 Rosalie Rappin - Howard Rappin, Buffalo Grove IL
60.92%
2 Eric Leong, Oakland CA; Tadashi Teramoto, Tokyo Japan
3 Brooks McNeely, Knoxville TN; Mark Jones, Birmingham AL
60.85%
3 Steven Kipperman - Kimberly Fanady, San Francisco CA
4 2 Kevin Dybvig, Birmingham AL; Emily Harrell, Shoal Creek AL
59.62%
4 Duane Andrews - Kenton Hayes Jr, Louisville KY
5 Mimi Bieber - Kassie Munoz, White Plains NY
59.31%
5 1 Xiao (Joe) Zhao, Hamilton ON; Shmuel Greenberg, Israel
6/7 Michael Slaven, Elkhart IN; Patrick Slaven, Mogadore OH
58.15%
6 2 1 Jenna Tichon - Michael Shaw, Winnipeg MB
6/7 Douglas Wagner, Birmingham AL; Jeff Johnson, Huntsville AL
58.15%
7 Sandra Scholes - Ken Scholes, Bellevue WA
8 3 Frederick Mason - Douglas Dyer, Beckley WV
57.08%
8 3 Gary Thomas, Noblesville IN; Janet Hammond, Fishers IN
9 Peter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Wilmington DE
55.54%
9 Diane Siebert, Little Rock AR; Peter Lit, Elk CA
10 Erez Hendelman, New York NY; Shirley Matthews, Lindale TX
55.31%
10 Martin Feeney, Greenwood IN; Bev Olsen, Carmel IN
11 4 John Cagney - Edith Cagney, N Fort Myers FL
54.62%
11 Hazel Schoenberg - Jules Schoenberg, Plano TX
5 1 Gary Hillenbrand, Lehighton PA; Martha Thompson, Pepper Pike OH
52.08%
4 Ronald Emmett, Leroy IL; Donna Williams, Peterborough ON
6 Helen Ogle - Lou Campbell, Cincinnati OH
48.85%
2 Frank Bowen - John Bowen, Charlestown IN
47.00%
TUESDAY-THURSDAY SIDE SERIES - WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FOUR OF SIX SESSIONS
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTION SS EAST-WEST
A
B
C
A
B
C
1 Jane Naiser - Abby Lussky, Louisville KY
63.46%
1 Henny Dorsman, Staunton VA; C. Leland Nettles, Syria VA 2 1 Ken Cornelius - Mary Cornelius, Portland OR
56.57%
2 1 Laura Guthrie, Georgetown KY; Naresh Shah, Lexington KY
3 Joan Lane - Joseph Lane, Blairsville GA
54.01%
3 2 1 Michael Hughes, Jefferson City MO; Robert Liu, Honolulu HI
4 James Gumbert, Flat Rock NC; Richard Maybin, Hendersonville NC
51.44%
4 3 2 Harry Gear, Milford OH; John Morgan, Cincinnati OH
5 2 Ann Weinstein, Yonkers NY; Charlotte Patrias, Saint Charles MO
50.32%
5 4 Susan Grossman - Lawrence Grossman, New York NY
3 Margot Hirsch, Arlington TX; Edwina Corn, Hurst TX
50.16%
4 1 Bill Carson, Ltl Switzrlnd NC; B Susan Crutchfield, Burnsville NC
49.36%
2 Lawrence Patrick, Surprise AZ; Mark Ambrose, Louisville KY
47.92%
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTION TT EAST-WEST
A
B
C
A
B
C
1 1 Suanne Blair, Morehead KY; John Jensen, Maysville KY
57.37%
1 Joe Fisher - Amy Fisher, Cincinnati OH
2 2 Phyllis Siegel, Ballwin MO; Jay D Shah, St Louis MO
56.41%
2 Phil Hook, Atlanta GA; Carolyn Eckert, Alpharetta GA
3 3 Maryann Clark - Marianne Cooper, Louisville KY
55.45%
3 Sue Becker, Canton OH; Patricia Worthley, Andover MA
4 Priscilla Smith, Marietta GA; Abe Jakob, Ft Lauderdale FL
54.17%
4 1 Anita Pettus, Winchester KY; Margaret Hacker, Lexington KY
5 Andris Strauss - Marie Burgess-Strauss, Abingdon MD
53.69%
5 2 Patrick Moos - Charles Young, Peoria IL
6 Otto Adamec - Greg Reich, New York NY
53.04%
6 Sandra Hammer, New Smyrna Bch FL; Courtney Nelson, Wells VT
4 1 Alma Farley - Robert Clarke, Richardson TX
52.56%
3/4 1/2 Muriel Stitt, Honolulu HI; Linda Leaming, Rockford IL
2 Steve Vuotto, Richmond KY; William Adams Jr., Lexington KY
50.00%
3/4 1/2 Sandy Moss, Louisville KY; Judi Bigg, Prospect KY
3 Keith Anderson - Mary Anderson, Rochester MN
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 299ER PAIRS ONLY SESSION
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTION XXX A
B
C
A
B
C
1 1 1 Harriet Smith, Solano Beach CA; Carolyn Espey, Poway CA
61.66%
1 2 2 2 Robert Bobinger, Cincinnati OH; Debbie Wiest, West Chester OH
60.31%
2 1 1 3 3 3 Wes Harris - Kent Harris, Louisville KY
55.48%
3 2 4 4 Leon Pauley, Versailles KY; Pat McDaniel, Danville KY
54.58%
4 3 2 5 5 Yaron Schweizer, Woodbury TN; Hannah Tidman, Liberty TN
53.26%
5 6 6 Janet Vowels, Louisville KY; Mary Sarjeant, Prospect KY
52.29%
6 4 5 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 49ER PAIRS - ONLY SESSION
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTION VVV A
B
C
A
B
C
1 1 1 Ann Brown - Joan Wright, Louisville KY
60.50%
1 2 2 2 Libby Spinks - Judy Geralds, Louisville KY
55.50%
2 1 BLUEGRASS BRIDGE DAY OPEN 2ND OF 2 SESSION
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTIONS AAA BBB CCC A
B
C
A
B
1 Kenneth Chatzinoff, Cinnaminson NJ; Raymond Raskin, King of Prussia PA
68.72%
1 2 Rod Van Wyk, Alton IL; Jack Bryant, Saint Louis MO
60.35%
2 3 Marvin Weitzenhoffer, Las Vegas NV; Franklin Silver, Old Greenwich CT
59.73%
3 4 1 John Friedl, Signal Mtn TN; Michael Sherman, Chickamauga GA
59.59%
4 5 Judy Cardin, Bonita Springs FL; Gudrun Wallace, Fort Myers FL
56.86%
5 1 6 2 1 Camilla Rabjohns, Peoria Heights IL; Ann Schuyler, Bloomington IL
56.79%
6 7 George Klemic, Bensenville IL; Diana Miller, Bluffton SC
56.73%
7 8 Richard Claussen, Bethlehem PA; T Tilton, Bloomington IN
55.66%
8 9 3 Donna Loeffler, Lexington KY; Atha Dickenson, Nicholasville KY
54.81%
9 10/11
4 Michael Saltzman, Naperville IL; Sam Graham, Germantown TN
54.64%
10 2 10/11
Jim Bachelder - Jeanne Martin, Columbus OH
54.64%
11 12 5 Kay Jones, The Villages FL; Geoff Jones III, Orlando FL
54.63%
12 3 13 6 2 Emily Marcus, Somerville MA; Daniel Jablonski, Stoneham MA
54.30%
13 4 14 Maritha Pottenger - Greg House, San Diego CA
52.83%
14 5 15 Catherine Lindholm, Indianapolis IN; Sharon Austin, Bainbridge IN
52.15%
15 16 Janet Lee, Centerville OH; Georgia Banziger, Dayton OH
52.12%
16 6 7 Nat Zucker, E Brunswick NJ; Julia Zucker, East Brunswick NJ
51.87%
7 8 3 Karen Anderson, Batavia IL; Neil Whittle, Carol Stream IL
51.63%
8 4 Gloria Blount, Franklin TN; Sheila Fleming, Columbia TN
45.47%
9 C
1 2 3 4 63.19%
61.29%
60.37%
58.62%
58.49%
58.45%
58.32%
58.04%
57.71%
57.34%
57.28%
55.93%
55.55%
54.46%
53.94%
53.70%
53.50%
53.11%
52.81%
52.77%
52.76%
52.22%
52.13%
52.04%
52.03%
51.91%
51.79%
51.71%
51.55%
51.53%
51.50%
63.87%
61.79%
59.67%
57.64%
56.63%
56.58%
55.06%
54.76%
54.15%
54.00%
53.54%
53.19%
53.14%
52.13%
51.72%
51.62%
51.52%
51.47%
51.42%
49.44%
46.10%
69.00%
65.23%
60.92%
60.69%
59.00%
58.62%
55.77%
55.15%
51.23%
51.15%
51.08%
49.08%
59.13%
58.97%
55.93%
55.13%
52.88%
59.29%
55.77%
54.17%
53.37%
52.08%
51.76%
50.64%
50.64%
48.40%
EAST-WEST
Phyl Beamer - Bob Lehmann, Louisville KY
Thomas Krueger, Shorewood WI; Richard Krueger, Milwaukee WI
Jim Sturgeon, Louisville KY; Gordon Sawyer, Seattle WA
Bonnie Marland, Oak Ridge TN; Alma Vanhull, Kingston TN
Kenneth Boschee, Carmel IN; Lloyd Tarrh, Noblesville IN
60.47%
55.03%
53.98%
53.22%
52.93%
52.32%
49.38%
EAST-WEST
Ronald Kirk, Gahanna OH; William Harper, Columbus OH
James Carter, Louisville KY; Lloyd Huffman, Crestwood KY
Dinah Marshall, Louisville KY; Jayne Masterson, Crestwood KY
64.00%
55.00%
40.50%
EAST-WEST
Jerry Helms - Evelyn Duffy, Charlotte NC
Barry Rigal, New York NY; Alexander Ornstein, Roslyn Heights NY
Rosemary Kelley - Robert Whitcher, Austin TX
Lance Chamberlain, Rochester MN; William Cummings, Monticello MN
Gary Schwartz, Huntsville AL; Peter Matthews Jr, Roslindale MA
Mitch Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA; Wafik Abdou, Bakersfield CA
Ed Howard, Lawrence KS; Robert Carstedt, Wichita KS
Douglas Millsap, Columbus OH; Suman Agarwal, Hilliard OH
Theo Lichtenstein, Tallahassee FL; Leslie Bays, Kingsport TN
Michael Kelley - Martina Kelley, Lake Zurich IL
Bernhardt Trout, Longboat Key FL; Joseph Godefrin, Sarasota FL
Marilyn Banta - Wilson Banta, Sunshine LA Diane Stafford, Oliver Springs TN; Kitty Hopper, Knoxville TN
Peggy Sciotto - Barbara Jackson, Columbia TN
Nancy Ogreenc, Wautoma WI; David Dressman, Burlington KY
63.86%
60.40%
59.95%
58.65%
58.61%
58.37%
57.86%
57.07%
55.71%
55.49%
54.75%
53.54%
53.45%
52.94%
52.21%
51.85%
51.24%
50.16%
50.06%
Daily Bulletin
Page 19
Tomorrow’s Bridge Events
John Hinton & Cyndy Cradick Day
Friday, March 18, 9 a.m.
Event
Session
Sold
Friday-Saturday Morning Compact Bracketed KO Teams
1-2
Rivue Tower 3rd Floor Ballroom
Thursday-Friday Morning Compact Bracketed KO Teams
3-4
Bonnie and Lynda Lawson Memorial Side Game
2nd single session
Part of the Thursday-Saturday Morning Side Game Series
Wednesday-Friday Morning Bracketed KO Teams
3rd
Eleanor Orr Memorial 299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs
Eleanor Orr Memorial 0-20, 0-5 Pairs
Stratified Daylight Open Pairs
single
single
Entry/player/session
ACBL members**
Other
$16
$18
$16
$18
$16
$18
Friday, March 18, 10 a.m.
Suite Tower Lobby Level Sampson Ballroom
Friday, March 18, 10 a.m. & 3 p.m.
1-2
Suite Tower 3rd Floor French Ballroom
Friday, March 18, 1 p.m.
$18
$15
$15
$17
$15
$16
$18
$16
$18
Friday-Sunday Side Game Series
1st single session
SILODOR OPEN PAIRS
WHITEHEAD WOMEN’S PAIRS
Bean Red Ribbon Pairs
VANDERBILT KNOCKOUT TEAMS
Screens: second session at 8 p.m.
Jim Washer Memorial Stratified Open Pairs
Compact Bracketed KO Teams
Churchill Downs Thursday-Friday Bracketed KO Teams
1-2 F
1-2 F
1-2 F
Round 5
Suite Tower 2nd Floor Grand Ballroom B
Suite Tower 2nd Floor Carroll Ford
$20
$20
$17
$20
1-2
1-4
3-4
Suite Tower 2nd Floor Exhibition Hall
$16
$16
$16
$18
$18
$18
Eleanor Orr Memorial 299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs
Eleanor Orr Memorial 0-20, 0-5 Pairs
single
single
$15
$15
$17
$15
Mark Lair A/X Swiss Teams
B/C/D Swiss Teams
Friday-Sunday Side Game Series
Linda Blum Memorial Stratified 299er Swiss Teams
Clever Cooks 299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs
Clever Cooks 0-20, 0-5 Pairs
single
single
2nd single session
single
single
single
$15
$15
$16
$15
$15
$15
$17
$17
$18
$17
$17
$15
Zip KO Teams
single
$16
Friday, March 18, 1 & 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 18, 3 p.m.
Friday, March 18, 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 18, 11:30 p.m.
$12/team/match
Unless otherwise noted, Strati-Flighted and Strati-Flighted Senior events are divided: A/X (3000+, 0-3000); separate from B/C/D (1000-2000, 500-1000, 0-500). Strata breaks for Stratified and
Stratified Senior events are: A (2000+), B (750-2000), C (0-750).
*Members whose dues payment is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.
Friday’s Sponsors
Clever Cooks 299er, 199er, 99er,
49er 0-20, 0-5 Pairs
The Clever Cooks fixed special lunches for
Verna Goldberg’s Friday game. Some of the
memorable meals included chili, soups, barbequed
pork sandwiches, chicken salad, potato salad, cakes
and more. The cooks include Al Bevins, Carolyn
Carpenter, Connie Crockett, Hannah Davis, Cheryl
Klein, Perry Moore, Cheryl Overy, Gail Slater and
Tinker Zimmerman.
Bonnie and Lynda Lawson
Memorial Side Game
Bonnie Lawson died in 2009 after a multi-year
battle with cancer, followed soon afterwards by the
unexpected death of her daughter, Lynda. Bonnie
and her husband, Marvin, ran the Henderson KY
game for years and were well known as bridge
promoters throughout western Kentucky and
southern Indiana.
Bonnie won numerous regional and sectional
championships; always at tournaments close
to Henderson as she rarely traveled away from
home. At the table she was famous for her fierce
competitive spirit, the quality of her play, and for
her calm and friendly demeanor. Indeed, Bonnie
will always be remembered for her kindness and
grace. We name this event in her and her daughter’s
honor and as a tribute to her, her daughter and
her husband Marvin, who continues to run the
Henderson game and promote bridge in western
Kentucky.
Eleanor Orr Memorial
299er Pairs
Eleanor Orr was primarily a rubber bridge
player, but she was devoted to the game and played
several times each week. She particularly enjoyed
her Thursday afternoon game with Florence
“Teach” Tyler. Florence Tyler wrote the daily
bridge column for the Cincinnati Inquirer for many
years and doubtless acquired some of her example
hands from the Thursday afternoon games.
Linda Blum Memorial Stratified
299er Swiss Team
Linda A. Blum (1944 - 2009) was born in
Iowa, married Sam Blum and moved to Louisville,
and finally settled in Tampa FL. She became an
active and participating member of her Synagogue
and local community. While raising a family of
four, she never lost sight of her responsibilities
to all of the organizations she loved. Ultimately,
she became the leader and spokesperson of
these groups. Her influence covered the entire
southeastern region of the U. S. In her spare time
(!) she loved to play bridge. Although her schedule
did not permit steady participation, she played as
often as she could. We all loved her and miss her!
Jim Washer Memorial
Stratified Open Pairs
By Ralph Letizia
Jim Washer and I ran into each other in the
early Eighties at a local sectional. I had been
playing for some time and he just decided to show
up and see what the game was all about. We found
we had a myriad of things in common, and soon
became good friends. Naturally, the conversation
drifted toward bridge and we discussed playing
together. After a few games, it was clear that
while he was quite the novice, he also was very
intelligent and had a real knack for the game.
Because I already had several regular partners, I
suggested that he ask other good players for games
and see where it took him.
After about a year or so, we decided to form
a team of local players and see what we could do.
Amazingly enough, out of five regional knockout
events, that we played in we won three and finished
second in another! Jim played at least half and
usually three-fourths of the boards in every match,
and we were never behind when he came out.
In the early part of this century, he and I
decided to form a partnership so we could play
the Precision Club system. Due to totally different
styles, we struggled for the first year, and even
contemplated shelving the partnership and just
playing on teams with different people. We
persisted, however, and eventually developed a
rock-solid partnership winning many sectional and
regional events. Jim liked to play as much bridge as
possible during our local regional tournaments and
was the leading masterpoint winner at least three
times. His sudden passing in 2009 was a harsh
blow to all who knew him. His genial smile and
warped humor will always be missed.
Friday is Verna’s
Fun-filled Friday Game Day
Averaging 16 to 18 tables, Verna’s Friday game
is always lively. Director Verna Goldberg helps
make it a fun-filled day. The clever cooks earned
money from the Friday players to dedicate this day
to Verna, a special director, mentor, teacher and
friend. Monitoring
At this and future North American
Championships, ACBL will be monitoring NABC+
events with visible, real-time cameras. The images
will be recorded and will be available for later
official inspection and review.
By general monitoring of the session and
participants’ behavior, ACBL has another source
of information that may be useful in determining
facts and settling issues arising from some types of
ethical and behavioral complaints or actions. Please
summon a director if a problem occurs at the table.
This procedure is intended to assure everyone
that the playing field is level and that misbehavior
will not be tolerated.
Bid Box Alerts and
Announcements
When using bid boxes, the ACBL requires that
players tap the Alert strip and say “Alert” at the
same time.
When making an Announcement, use the
Announcement word (such as “transfer”) and tap
the Alert strip at the same time.
A player who Alerts or Announces a bid must
make sure his opponents are aware that an Alert or
Announcement has been made.
Daily Bulletin
Page 20
Today’s Bridge Events
John Hinton & Cyndy Cradick Day
Thursday, March 17, 9 a.m.
Event
Session
Sold
Thursday-Friday Morning Compact Bracketed KO Teams
1-2
Thursday-Saturday Morning Side Game Series
1st single session
Wednesday-Friday Morning Bracketed KO Teams
2nd
Mary Eversman Memorial 299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs
Mary Eversman Memorial 0-20, 0-5 Pairs
Stratified Daylight Open Pairs
Entry/player/session
ACBL members**
Other
$16
$18
$16
$18
$16
$18
Thursday, March 17, 10 a.m.
single
single
Thursday, March 17, 10 a.m. & 3 p.m.
1-2
Suite Tower 3rd Floor French Ballroom Thursday, March 17, 1 p.m.
$15
$15
$17
$15
$16
$18
$16
$18
Tuesday-Thursday Side Game Series
5th single session
SILODOR OPEN PAIRS
2 qualifying, 2 final sessions
WHITEHEAD WOMEN’S PAIRS
2 qualifying, 2 final sessions
Bean Red Ribbon Pairs
2 qualifying, 2 final sessions. Pre-qualification required.
VANDERBILT KNOCKOUT TEAMS
Screens: second session at 8 p.m.
Paddi Kline Memorial Stratified Open Pairs
Bridge Club of Lexington KY Stratified Swiss Teams
Churchill Downs Thursday-Friday Bracketed KO Teams
1-2 Q
$20
1-2 Q
$20
1-2 Q
$17
Round 4
Suite Tower 2nd Floor Carroll Ford
$20
1-2
1-2
1-2
$16
$16
$16
$18
$18
$18
Mary Eversman Memorial 299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs
Mary Eversman Memorial 0-20, 0-5 Pairs
single
single
$15
$15
$17
$15
Cyndy Cradick Stratified Side Swiss Teams
Tuesday-Thursday Side Game Series
Stratified 299er Swiss Teams
John Hinton 299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs
John Hinton 0-20, 0-5 Pairs
single
6th single session
single
single
single
$15
$16
$15
$15
$15
$17
$18
$17
$17
$15
Zip KO Teams
single
Thursday, March 17, 1 & 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 17, 3 p.m.
Thursday, March 17, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 17, 11:30 p.m.
$12/team/match
Unless otherwise noted, Strati-Flighted and Strati-Flighted Senior events are divided: A/X (3000+, 0-3000); separate from B/C/D (1000-2000, 500-1000, 0-500). Strata breaks for Stratified and
Stratified Senior events are: A (2000+), B (750-2000), C (0-750).
*Members whose dues payment is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.
Thursday’s Sponsors
Bridge Club of Lexington
Stratified Swiss Team
The Bridge Club of Lexington offers 10
regularly scheduled games each week at its newly
expanded and totally renovated club. During the
last ten years, this forward-thinking club has grown
97% to 3600 tables in 2010. This sponsorship
is in honor of our members and unit who gave
so generously of their time and/or monetary
donations to make our new facility possible with no
outstanding loans.
Mary Eversman Memorial
Intermediate-Newcomer Pairs
The Intermediate-Newcomer Pairs on Thursday
is named in memory of Mary Eversman, 76, of
Jasper IN. She died as the result of an auto accident
near Owensboro on July 27, 2010.
Mary was born in Carmi IL, to Clement and
Lillian Rebstock on February 18, 1934. She was
married to Thomas Eversman. They had four
children, one deceased, and 13 grandchildren.
Mary was a graduate of the Academy of Notre
Dame in Belleville IL and St. Mary’s School of
Nursing in Evansville IN.
Mary was active in St. Joseph Church, Jasper,
and Epiphany Cathedral in Venice FL. She was an
artist and musician and enjoyed playing bridge and
tennis. She was an active member of the ACBL.
John Hinton and
Cyndy Cradick Day
Cyndy Cradick is one of the most-beloved
bridge teachers, directors and managers in the
Central Indiana Bridge Association (CIBA). This
Silver Life Master has devoted her life to bridge
over several decades and is the reason many new
players enter the bridge world and go on to become
avid bridge contenders. Cyndy has worked very
hard to create a partnership with members of the
local ABA, and through her efforts, many of our
ABA friends are frequent players at ACBL games.
For nearly two decades, Cyndy served as secretary
for Unit 130, retiring in 2010. As caddy master, she
has recruited and trained many local youngsters to
caddy CIBA events. In her spare time, along with
husband ,John, Cyndy spends many hours with her
kids and grandkids. An avid reader, she can also
now be frequently found with her new Kindle. She
never fails to end a game without saying, “Thanks
for coming.” We say to her, “Thanks for being
there when we came.”
John Hinton served the Central Indiana
Bridge Association as Unit Treasurer for nearly
two decades. His hard work brought many
organizational improvements to the Unit’s business
and bookkeeping efforts. While tackling these
duties for CIBA, John found time to hold the same
job for District 11. John is a fierce competitor and
has attained Gold Life Master status. He recently
decided to retire from his duties as treasurer of
CIBA and District 11 so that he could concentrate
on spending more time with Brenda and their
children, some of whom are already serving as
caddies for area tournaments. The members of
CIBA appreciate John’s kindness and patience, and
hope with some of his volunteer work behind him,
we now will have more opportunity to see him at
the bridge table. Thanks for your efforts, John.
Churchill Downs
Bracketed Knockouts
Horse racing in Kentucky is rich in history,
dating back to 1789 when the first race course was
laid out in Lexington. It was almost 100 years later,
however, in 1875, that Churchill Downs officially
opened and began its tradition as “Home of the
Kentucky Derby.”
BILLIE ALLEN SIDE GAME WEDNESDAY MORNING THIRD OF THREE SESSIONS
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTION LL EAST-WEST
A
B
C
A
B
C
1 Michael McNamara, White Plains NY; Ray Pfeister, Bronxville NY
70.11%
1 1 1 Lelvin Crowe, Cordova TN; Maya Altarac, Birmingham AL
2 Kelley Hwang, New York NY; Michael Cassel II, Roseville MN
59.10%
2 Ken Hoy, Maryville TN; Bonnie Wood, Vonore TN
3 1 Joseph Muenks - Chris Schwartz, Cincinnati OH
54.08%
3 2 Bob Marett, St Simons Is GA; Peter Salmon-Cox, Millersville MD
4 2 Jason Larrivee, Regina SK; Joan Fedor, Sun City West AZ
52.68%
4 Elton Lipnick - Ashok Shingavi, Houston TX
5 3 1 Wanda Cavinder - Elizabeth Brown, Indianapolis IN
50.64%
5 3 2 John Gerretsen, Kingston ON; Ronald Emmett, Leroy IL
4 Patricia Rosiello, Zionsville IN; Linda Sokolsky, Indianapolis IN
48.20%
4 3 Kenneth Gibson - Wendy Gibson, Stow OH NORTH-SOUTH
SECTION KK EAST-WEST
A
B
C
A
B
C
1 Miguel Reygadas, Tlalpan Mexico; Diana Marquardt, Del Mar CA
60.12%
1 Ethan Kotkin, Cherry Hill NJ; Corey Krantz, Drexel Hill PA
2 1 Peter Manzon, Waltham MA; Robert Bertoni, Haverhill MA
58.63%
2 Buddhadeb Biswas, Lexington MA; Nathan Glasser, Somerville MA
3 Charles Gill - Carol Garnett, St Petersburg FL
55.65%
3 1 Martha Telfer, Carbondale CO; Theresa Andino, Tallahassee FL
4/6 2/4 Donald Etson, Hamilton OH; Robert Lass, Chicago IL
52.08%
4 2 Chris Corbett, Cleves OH; Brad Walden, Lexington KY
4/6 2/4 1 Tom Beagle, Greenfield IN; Avrum Herman, Carmel IN
52.08%
5 3 1 Lawrence Patrick, Surprise AZ; Thomas Roberts, Terre Haute IN
4/6 2/4 Peter Kyper, West Chester PA; Calvin Konner, Bethesda MD
52.08%
2 Susan Wisner - Lalitha Yalamanchili, Cincinnati OH
2 Nget Carter, Plano TX; Barbara Parke, Richardson TX
47.62%
WEDNESDAY MORNING 299ER PAIRS - ONLY SESSION
NORTH-SOUTH
SECTION X A
B
C
A
B
C
1 1 1 Carol Armstrong - Barbara Butorac, Louisville KY
64.58%
1 1 1 2 2 Sarah Roy, Louisville KY; Patsy Baker, Prospect KY
59.47%
2 2 2 3 Tom Beard - Sarah Pentecost, Dresden TN
58.71%
3 4 3 2 Phyl Beamer - Bob Lehmann, Louisville KY
55.30%
4 3 3 5 Alma Ford, Martin TN; Rebecca Bennett, Dresden TN
51.89%
5 4 4 6 4 Betty Dues, Louisville KY; Patricia Harwood, Prospect KY
50.76%
6 5 5 Mary Heaton - Elton Heaton, Madison IN
50.38%
6 6 3 Glen Quackenbush - Sherry Quackenbush, Lenexa KS
50.19%
4/5 Joyce Akridge - Mike Akridge, Providence KY
48.67%
4/5 Wes Harris - Kent Harris, Louisville KY
48.67%
67.86%
62.80%
57.14%
56.85%
53.57%
50.89%
65.77%
65.48%
63.10%
56.25%
55.06%
41.07%
EAST-WEST
James Rowen - John Peer, Indianapolis IN
Bonnie Marland, Oak Ridge TN; Alma Vanhull, Kingston TN
Mike Berman - Janet Vowels, Louisville KY 54.73%
Elaine Jones, Shawnee KS; Richard Jones, Shawnee Msn KS
Amy Gerowitz - Beverly Shores, Cincinnati OH
Richard Buttermore - Wendy Buttermore, Royal Oak MI
59.85%
59.47%
59.28%
51.70%
51.52%
51.33%

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