Vol. 76, No. 4 Editors: Henry Francis and Jody Latham Daily Bulletin November 28-December 8, 2002 76th Fall North American Bridge Championships Monday, December 2, 2002 Phoenix, Arizona When Alvin Levy takes over as president of the American Contract Bridge League in January, he plans to concentrate on five major items: -- Get bridge into middle and high schools. -- Keep the game in balance at all levels of play. -- Concentrate on promotion and sponsorship. -- Promote all forms of bridge -- Work toward a strong and successful world pres- ence. But before we get into all that, let's find out who Alvin Levy is. First of all, he prefers to be called Al. He was a scientist/engineer in the field of structural mechanics and material science. He retired in 1998 to play more golf and bridge and to concentrate more on bridge administration. Over the past 20 years he has served on his Unit and District Boards in many capacities. He is serving his third term on the ACBL Board of Directors. He started playing bridge in college after reading a book by Charles Goren."For years Terence Reese was my favorite author and his books helped me discover the game." Years ago he developed a strong interest in com- puter bridge. In fact, he was the organizer of the World Computer Bridge Championships which were staged for the first time in 1997. "The two finalists this year, Jack, from the Netherlands, the reigning world cham- pion, and WBridge5, from France, this year's runner- up, played particularly well." Here is what Levy had to say on various subjects pertinent to the ACBL. “Here is how I see the present and future of tour- nament bridge in North America. Tournament bridge is currently healthy and exciting. Its success is due mainly to our unit- and district-level volunteers, who run organized bridge throughout North America (with the exception of the NABCs). It is remarkable that there are so many dedicated volunteers who give back to the game they love. It speaks highly of our game and what it has to offer. Helping and encouraging these volun- teers should remain a priority of the ACBL. “Units and districts are the sponsoring organiza- Al Levy sets goals as 2003 president Beverly and Al Levy Today is Goodwill Day Today is Goodwill Day. My co- chairs and I invite all members of the National Goodwill Committee to join us for a reception/meeting from 5-7 in the Phoenix Ballroom at the Hyatt Regency. Aileen Osofsky, Chairman National Goodwill Committee Continued on page 4 Paul Cullen Tournament director Paul Cullen of Portland OR suffered a heart attack about 11:30 a.m. yesterday in the lobby of the Hyatt Regency and died shortly after- ward. He was 53. Cullen had been scheduled to start a seven-day assignment at the NABC beginning yesterday. Cullen’s wife, Diane, said the couple had planned to renew their wedding vows at the year-end Reno re- gional. They had been married 27 years. “Paul was looking forward to renewing our vows,” said Diane. “Instead, we’ll have a celebration of his life.” Diane said she was especially concerned about the couple’s two dogs: MacDuff, a Scottish terrier, and Jean-Paul, a Papillon “named after Paul. He called me from Memphis (site of special tournament director training) and said, ‘How are my boys? I miss them.’” Another passion was the Green Bay Packers foot- ball team. “He lived and breathed Green Bay,” said TD Roger Putnam, who worked with Cullen in British Columbia, Washington and Oregon. Matt Smith, field supervisor for Districts 18, 19 and 20, remembered Cullen as “a chubby guy, deaf as a post but he always had a smile. “The best thing about Paul was that he always laughed – and he could laugh at himself. He was just a good, basically nice guy. He’d do whatever you wanted him to do. We’ll miss him.” District 20 Director Bob Lix agreed. “It’s a great loss to the ACBL directing staff. He will be sorely missed at tournaments in District 20.” TD John Ashton, a longtime friend, had known Cullen since he moved to Portland in the early Seven- ties and started directing at club games. “He loved his wife, Diane, the work he did as a TD, the bridge play- ers and bridge – in about that order.” Continued on page 4 Patty Johnson advances to National Director “My work as a tournament director is a most re- warding experience” is the way Patty Johnson describes her occupation. “I’m part of a huge loving family.” Patty is the director who always has a happy smile, who makes everyone at her tournaments feel welcome and respected, who enjoys the atmosphere that sur- rounds working tournament directors. She is the di- rector who handles operations at NABCs – she makes sure the scores are accurate and she makes sure all the scores get into the Daily Bulletin. “Life without Patty is almost unimaginable,” said Henry Francis, Daily Bulletin editor. And now Patty has achieved the pinnacle of tour- nament directing – she recently was promoted to the rank of National Director. She also became one of the ACBL’s field supervisors with responsibility for the area covering Florida, George and South Carolina. That makes two National Directors in the Johnson family – she recently celebrated her 20 th wedding an- niversary with her husband, Karl Johnson. For many years Karl was the chief director in the Midwest area, working out of Chicago. He and Patty have lived in Florida since he retired many years ago, and they’re still very much in love. “It helped that we were friends first,” said Patty. "Then came that day when we real- ized that we were more than friends.” What comes to Patty’s mind when she reflects on her career? “Winning the Tom Weeks award was spe- cial. That showed that I had won the respect of my peers. Being appointed to the Goodwill Committee was an indication that I was doing the right things. And I love running my regionals. There’s a special atmo- sphere that surrounds directors who are working to- gether.” Patty’s entrance into bridge and directing was dif- ferent. Her first husband was a bridge player, and he encouraged her to take lessons. But he was sent to Viet- nam, and Patty still was a rank novice. She continued to go to a couple of the clubs in her native Memphis – Continued on page 4 Last year's 1-2 tied in Open BAM Teams that finished 1-2 in last year’s Reisinger Board-a-Match Teams are tied going into today’s final two rounds of the Open Board-a-Match Teams. The team captained by Roy Welland (Bjorn Fallenius, Brad Moss, Fred Gitelman, Steve Garner and Howard Weinstein) won last year’s Reisinger and is tied at 37.50 with the George Jacobs squad (Ralph Katz, Norberto Bocchi, Giorgio Duboin, Alfredo Versace and Lorenzo Lauria), who finished second last year in the Reisinger and in the Open BAM. Only one board behind the co-leaders are Gerald Sosler, Kay Schulle, Massimo Lanzarotti and Andrea Buratti, who posted 36.50. All-Star Quintet leads Women's BAM A quintet of all-stars has a 1.5-board lead going into today’s two final sessions of the Marsha May Sternberg Women’s Board-a-Match Teams. Valerie Westheimer, Judi Radin, Mildred Breed, Shawn Quinn and Hjordis Eythorsdottir posted 31.50 in yesterday’s two qualifying sessions. Westheimer and Eythorsdottir are defending the title they won last year playing with Carol Simon and Rozanne Pollack. The team of Cheri Bjerkan, Sue Weinstein, Lynn Deas, Beth Palmer, Renee Mancuso and Pam Wittes is second with 30.00. Seniors down to 16 Thirty-six teams entered this year’s Senior Knock- out Teams and the top-seeded team of Mike Levine, Zeke Jabbour, Bobby Wolff, Dan Morse, P. O. Sundelin and Arnie Fisher will face #16 – Peter and Marie Filandro, Michael and Susan Gilbert – in today’s Round of 16. The major upset yesterday was the 150-135 win by George Retek, Brian Fraser, Al Levy, Richard Anderson and Jerry Fleming over Richard Budd, Richard DeMartino, Wil- liam Hunter, Pat McDevitt, Shome Mukherjee and Robert Ryder. The Budd team finished third in last year’s Senior KO and won the event two years ago. Another upset saw Veronica and John McMurdie, Robert Boggs and Phillip Schiffert oust the team captained by Hamish Bennett (Trudi Nugit, Gene Simpson, Robert Carteaux, John Russell and Chuck Said).
When Alvin Levy takes over as president of theAmerican Contract Bridge League in January, he plansto concentrate on five major items:
-- Get bridge into middle and high schools.-- Keep the game in balance at all levels of play.-- Concentrate on promotion and sponsorship.-- Promote all forms of bridge-- Work toward a strong and successful world pres-
ence.But before we get into all that, let's find out who
Alvin Levy is. First of all, he prefers to be called Al.He was a scientist/engineer in the field of structuralmechanics and material science. He retired in 1998 toplay more golf and bridge and to concentrate more onbridge administration.
Over the past 20 years he has served on his Unitand District Boards in many capacities. He is servinghis third term on the ACBL Board of Directors.
He started playing bridge in college after readinga book by Charles Goren."For years Terence Reese wasmy favorite author and his books helped me discoverthe game."
Years ago he developed a strong interest in com-puter bridge. In fact, he was the organizer of the WorldComputer Bridge Championships which were stagedfor the first time in 1997. "The two finalists this year,Jack, from the Netherlands, the reigning world cham-pion, and WBridge5, from France, this year's runner-up, played particularly well."
Here is what Levy had to say on various subjectspertinent to the ACBL.
“Here is how I see the present and future of tour-nament bridge in North America. Tournament bridgeis currently healthy and exciting. Its success is duemainly to our unit- and district-level volunteers, whorun organized bridge throughout North America (withthe exception of the NABCs). It is remarkable that thereare so many dedicated volunteers who give back to thegame they love. It speaks highly of our game and whatit has to offer. Helping and encouraging these volun-teers should remain a priority of the ACBL.
“Units and districts are the sponsoring organiza-
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chairs and I invite all members ofthe National Goodwill Committee tojoin us for a reception/meeting from5-7 in the Phoenix Ballroom at theHyatt Regency.
�����������Tournament director Paul Cullen of Portland OR
suffered a heart attack about 11:30 a.m. yesterday inthe lobby of the Hyatt Regency and died shortly after-ward. He was 53.
Cullen had been scheduled to start a seven-dayassignment at the NABC beginning yesterday.
Cullen’s wife, Diane, said the couple had plannedto renew their wedding vows at the year-end Reno re-gional. They had been married 27 years. “Paul waslooking forward to renewing our vows,” said Diane.“Instead, we’ll have a celebration of his life.”
Diane said she was especially concerned about thecouple’s two dogs: MacDuff, a Scottish terrier, andJean-Paul, a Papillon “named after Paul. He called mefrom Memphis (site of special tournament directortraining) and said, ‘How are my boys? I miss them.’”
Another passion was the Green Bay Packers foot-ball team. “He lived and breathed Green Bay,” saidTD Roger Putnam, who worked with Cullen in BritishColumbia, Washington and Oregon.
Matt Smith, field supervisor for Districts 18, 19and 20, remembered Cullen as “a chubby guy, deaf asa post but he always had a smile.
“The best thing about Paul was that he alwayslaughed – and he could laugh at himself. He was just agood, basically nice guy. He’d do whatever you wantedhim to do. We’ll miss him.”
District 20 Director Bob Lix agreed. “It’s a greatloss to the ACBL directing staff. He will be sorelymissed at tournaments in District 20.”
TD John Ashton, a longtime friend, had knownCullen since he moved to Portland in the early Seven-ties and started directing at club games. “He loved hiswife, Diane, the work he did as a TD, the bridge play-ers and bridge – in about that order.”
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warding experience” is the way Patty Johnson describesher occupation. “I’m part of a huge loving family.”
Patty is the director who always has a happy smile,who makes everyone at her tournaments feel welcomeand respected, who enjoys the atmosphere that sur-rounds working tournament directors. She is the di-rector who handles operations at NABCs – she makessure the scores are accurate and she makes sure all thescores get into the Daily Bulletin. “Life without Pattyis almost unimaginable,” said Henry Francis, DailyBulletin editor.
And now Patty has achieved the pinnacle of tour-nament directing – she recently was promoted to therank of National Director. She also became one of theACBL’s field supervisors with responsibility for thearea covering Florida, George and South Carolina.
That makes two National Directors in the Johnsonfamily – she recently celebrated her 20th wedding an-niversary with her husband, Karl Johnson. For manyyears Karl was the chief director in the Midwest area,working out of Chicago. He and Patty have lived inFlorida since he retired many years ago, and they’restill very much in love. “It helped that we were friendsfirst,” said Patty. "Then came that day when we real-ized that we were more than friends.”
What comes to Patty’s mind when she reflects onher career? “Winning the Tom Weeks award was spe-cial. That showed that I had won the respect of mypeers. Being appointed to the Goodwill Committee wasan indication that I was doing the right things. And Ilove running my regionals. There’s a special atmo-sphere that surrounds directors who are working to-gether.”
Patty’s entrance into bridge and directing was dif-ferent. Her first husband was a bridge player, and heencouraged her to take lessons. But he was sent to Viet-nam, and Patty still was a rank novice. She continuedto go to a couple of the clubs in her native Memphis –
Continued on page 4
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Board-a-Match Teams are tied going into today’s finaltwo rounds of the Open Board-a-Match Teams.
The team captained by Roy Welland (BjornFallenius, Brad Moss, Fred Gitelman, Steve Garner andHoward Weinstein) won last year’s Reisinger and istied at 37.50 with the George Jacobs squad (Ralph Katz,Norberto Bocchi, Giorgio Duboin, Alfredo Versace andLorenzo Lauria), who finished second last year in theReisinger and in the Open BAM.
Only one board behind the co-leaders are GeraldSosler, Kay Schulle, Massimo Lanzarotti and AndreaBuratti, who posted 36.50.
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into today’s two final sessions of the Marsha MaySternberg Women’s Board-a-Match Teams.
Valerie Westheimer, Judi Radin, Mildred Breed,Shawn Quinn and Hjordis Eythorsdottir posted 31.50in yesterday’s two qualifying sessions. Westheimer andEythorsdottir are defending the title they won last yearplaying with Carol Simon and Rozanne Pollack.
The team of Cheri Bjerkan, Sue Weinstein, LynnDeas, Beth Palmer, Renee Mancuso and Pam Wittes issecond with 30.00.
$���������������)Thirty-six teams entered this year’s Senior Knock-
out Teams and the top-seeded team of Mike Levine, ZekeJabbour, Bobby Wolff, Dan Morse, P. O. Sundelin andArnie Fisher will face #16 – Peter and Marie Filandro,Michael and Susan Gilbert – in today’s Round of 16.
The major upset yesterday was the 150-135 win byGeorge Retek, Brian Fraser, Al Levy, Richard Anderson andJerry Fleming over Richard Budd, Richard DeMartino, Wil-liam Hunter, Pat McDevitt, Shome Mukherjee and RobertRyder. The Budd team finished third in last year’s Senior KOand won the event two years ago.
Another upset saw Veronica and John McMurdie,Robert Boggs and Phillip Schiffert oust the team captainedby Hamish Bennett (Trudi Nugit, Gene Simpson, RobertCarteaux, John Russell and Chuck Said).
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$�*+,���*-*��$Monday, December 2
Goodwill Day9 a.m. - Noon Teacher Accreditation Program (TAP) with Betty Starzec. ACBL=s popular 10-hour seminar
for people interested in learning how to teach bridge successfully. The course features teachingtechniques and course material developed by Audrey Grant. Hyatt Regency, Remington AB.Pre-registration required.
9:30 a.m. ACBL Online Individual. ACBL Online members and e-bridge subscribers will be eligible toplay free in a 12-board Individual at the Phoenix Civic Plaza, Hall A. There will be drawingsfor numerous door prizes throughout the game and masterpoints for the winners.
10 a.m. - Noon Accredited Teacher Update Meeting: Teaching Online with Bridge Base. Don't miss thisopportunity to meet with Fred Gitelman for a guided tour of the Bridge Base site and its outstanding teaching features. Hyatt Regency, Russell AB.
5 - 7 p.m. Goodwill Committee reception. Hyatt Regency, Phoenix Ballroom.6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Barbara Seagram, Defense: the Most Exciting Part
of the Game. Phoenix Civic Plaza, Flagstaff 111 p.m. Ice cream bars to be offered at Phoenix Civic Center..
Tuesday, December 39 a.m. - Noon Club Directors Continuing Education Course, a three-part refresher course that will help you
improve as a club director. Tuesday: Ruling the Game B a review of the most frequent rulingsituations. Hyatt Regency, Remington AB. Fee: 10 per morning or $25 for all three sessions.Continues Wednesday and Thursday. ACBLscore will be taught during the Thursday session.
10 a.m. - Noon Audrey Grant Bridge Festival. Enjoy a morning with Audrey Grant and improve your bridgegame. Audrey's topic: AThe weak two-bid...the hidden impact.@ Hyatt Regency, PhoenixBallroom. $20 fee includes a 20-page handout.
10 a.m. - Noon Education Workshop: Teaching Online. Betty Starzec will take you step by step through anonline teaching session. Find out how to sign up, how to register your students, how to collectyour fee and how to prepare and present your material for an online session. Hyatt Regency,Russell AB.
12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Eddie Kantar, Humorous Hands from the Past.Phoenix Civic Plaza, Flagstaff 1.
6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Larry Cohen, The Real Deal. Phoenix Civic Plaza,Flag staff 1.
Wednesday, December 49 a.m. - Noon Club Directors Continuing Education Course, a three-part refresher course that will help you
improve as a club director. Wednesday: ACBLscore. Hyatt Regency, Remington AB. Fee: $10per morning or $25 for all three sessions. Continues Thursday.
10 a.m. - Noon Education Workshop: The ACBL Unit Growth Program is designed to develop teamwork andto help all of the different groups in your unit (teachers, volunteers, club managers, the unit andthe members) work together to achieve the goals of the unit. Hyatt Regency, Russell AB.
6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Michael Huston, Elements of Deception. PhoenixCivic Plaza, Flagstaff 1.
6:30 p.m. Phoenix Boys Choir will entertain at the Senior Reception at the close of the second session ofthe Senior event.. Phoenix Civic Plaza.
11 p.m. Two groups of barbershop quartets will stroll the Hyatt Atrium, second floor. The groups willbe the Beeliners and the Sweet Adelines. Refreshments will consist of hot dogs, chips and beer.
���.��(���&�Janice Seamon-Molson has been around bridge all
her life and she’s not easily impressed, but she was allsmiles after her aunt, Edith Freilich, played this deal fromthe first final session of the Life Master Women’s Pairs.
They were playing against June Deutsch and Dor-othy Truscott.
Dlr: North � 10 8Vul: None � 7 4
� J 9 5 2� Q 9 8 7 4
� A J 9 7 5 � 6 4 3� 10 5 3 � A K Q J 8� A 7 � Q 10 3� K 3 2 � 10 5
� K Q 2� 9 6 2� K 8 6 4� A J 6
West North East SouthFreilich Deutsch S.-Molson Truscott
Pass 1� Dbl1� Pass 2� Pass4� All Pass
Deutsch led a low club and Truscott won her aceand returned a club. Freilich won her king and ruffed aclub. She led a low spade and Truscott played the �2“very smoothly,” reported Seamon-Molson.
Just as smoothly, Freilich played the �J. She cashedthe �A and when the suit split 3-2, she claimed 11tricks. Plus 450 was good for 20 out of a possible 25matchpoints.
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Bart Bramley found a really neat defense on thisdeal from the second final session of the Life MasterOpen Pairs.
� K 8� K 3� 9 3 2� K 8 7 6 3 2
� 10 6 3 � A Q 2� A J 9 8 � 7 5 4 2� A K � J 8 7 6 5� Q J 5 4 � A
� J 9 7 5 4� Q 10 6� Q 10 4� 10 9
We bid to 4� and Bart (North) led a club todummy’s ace. My partner, Bobby Wolff, declared thecontract as West. He led a heart to the 9 and king, andBart shifted to a devious �8.
Bobby tried to run this round to his �10 but Bart’spartner, Charles Urban, won his �J and returned a clubto the jack, king and dummy’s �4.
Bobby finessed in trumps, cashed the �A K andtried to ruff a club in dummy. Charles overruffed forhis side’s third trick and an 80% score.
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honoring a local player who has contributed generouslyto hospitality and entertainment at this tournament.Martin, a Silver Life Master, almost lost his life twoyears ago when he was seriously injured in a car-pe-destrian accident near the Scottsdale Bridge Club.
Using money from the insurance settlement, Mar-tin, who is single and a bookkeeper at a Phoenix temple,decided to donate $5,000 of what he called his “wind-fall” to improving bridge education in Phoenix Unit354.
Martin, who likes to write and analyze interestinghands for the unit newsletter, says he hopes his giftwill encourage more players to participate in ACBLtournaments and patronize clubs “rather than stay homeand play on-line on the computer.”
Martin, a former director of Unit 354, says also hehopes his donation “will encourage similar contribu-tions from other players in the future.”
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dation to administer a new scholarship program forJunior players. The program will go into effect on Jan.1,2003. $50,000 already has been contributed to the foun-dation for this project. Jayne Thomas will act as liai-son between the foundation and the contributions, andshe will continue fund-raising efforts.
Any Junior players who teach at least six studentsfor at least an eight-week course (16 hours) will beeligible for a $500 scholarship playable to a school oftheir choice. Juniors who participate in this programmust preregister with Charlotte Blaiss at the Educa-tion Department at ACBL.
The winners of Junior pair events that are a sub-event of the ACBL Instant Matchpoint Game will re-ceive a scholarship payable to a school of their choice.
The winner of the NABC Caddy Competition willreceive a scholarship payable to a school of their choice.The minimum is $1000.
Eugene Kales, Don Mamula and Richard Ander-son have been elected to the executive board of thefoundation. DeWitt Hudson was added to the board tofill out the term of Barbara Vann, who resigned.
Dudley Brown was reelected president. Also reelectedwere Barbara Nist as vice president and Geoffrey Crossas treasurer. Kales was elected secretary.
�������.��������(����Doris Allen, tournament director from Harlingen
TX, will conduct a players’ rights seminar from 10 amto noon Wednesday in the Cowboy Artists Room atthe Hyatt Regency.
“Many players really don’t know their rights un-der the Laws of bridge,” said Doris. “I ask them perti-nent questions so that we can work out our rights to-gether.”
$���������������Section top awards may be picked up between noon
and 1 p.m. at the awards desks at the Phoenix CivicPlaza and the Hyatt Regency. Both locations are nearthe registration desks.
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organization, will be running a Pro-Auction fundraiserat the Philadelphia NABC. With the assistance andpermission of John Marks, Philadelphia NABC Tour-nament Chair; Craig Robinson, newly elected DistrictDirector of District 4, and Jay Baum CEO of ACBL,,BridgeAtSchools is ready to say “Going, Going,Gone!!!!”
In an unprecedented step, BridgeAtSchools hasworked with the rapidly growing online auction house,EBAY, and will have a Charity Page set up onWWW.EBAY.COM. National and local professionalplayers will be available for auction on theBridgeAtSchools Charity Page on EBAY, starting Feb.19, 2003. Bidders will have the opportunity to goonline from any location, go to the BridgeAtSchoolsCharity Page and bid on their favorite player! Theauction will last 10 days, ending on Feb. 28, at whichpoint bidders will be able to automatically find out ifthey’ve won!
Players will then have the opportunity to play withtheir pro at the Philadelphia NABC Charity Game onMarch 6th at 7:30pm. If you are a professional playerwho would like to donate your playing time toBridgeAtSchools, Inc. or a potential bidder and wouldlike more information, please visit our website atwww.bridgeatschools.org or contact us at 302-765-9799.
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Plaza. The exhibit is behind the ACBL Products Store.Other vendors are in the same area.
A couple of nice happenings spiced the second fi-nal session of the Life Master Pairs. First, there werethree father-son pairs in a row: the Lalls, the Bethesand the Samuels. And second, I got to watch a well-played hand.
Board 12 � K 10 9 6Dlr: West � 10 6Vul: N-S � J 9 7
� 10 9 5 4� 7 � A Q 8� A Q 8 3 2 � 9� A 10 6 � K 8 5 4 2� K Q 8 6 � A 7 3 2
� J 5 4 3 2� K J 7 5 4� Q 3� J
West North East South1� Pass 2� Pass3� Pass 3� Pass4� Pass 5� Pass6� All Pass
Lead: H7As usual, my son Paul and I weren’t quite on the
same page for this auction. Paul thought his fourth suit3� bid followed by 5� was agreeing clubs. I wasn’treally thinking! Anyway, we were lucky to reach 6�rather than 6� -- lucky because we chose the trumpsuit that broke. It looked like an easy hand – ruff twospades, draw trumps and claim. So Paul won the �A,�A, spade ruff, �A, heart ruff, spade ruff, club to theace, �K. This left� -- � --� Q 8 � --� -- � 8 5� K Q 8 � 7 3 2
He now led a club, prepared to claim if both fol-lowed or South ruffed. But South pitched a spade. SoPaul won in dummy and led a heart. If North ruffed orpitched a club, Paul could claim. North pitched a spadeand Paul ruffed. He led another club. Again, if Southruffed, the rest would be Paul’s. South could not pitchthe �K because then Paul could win the club and pitchhis losing club on the �Q. North followed, of course,and Paul led the �Q. If North had the last trump, hecould ruff while Paul pitched or pitch while Paul ruffed.And if South had the last trump, he also had the �Kand would have to follow. +920 was worth 85matchpoints on a 90 top..
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You can’t win them all – but some losses are morepainful than others. Put yourself in the North seat (andcover up the South and East seats for maximum dis-comfort):
Dlr: East � --Vul: N-S � A K 9 7 2
� 10 9 4� Q J 4 3 2
� A K 10 8 6 � 4� 6 5 4 3 � J� 6 � A K Q J 8 7 5 2� A 8 5 � K 10 9
Since my partner, Bobby Wolff, was “clearly”marked with values after dummy’s signoff in 3�, Idoubled for the spade lead. When dummy went down,I knew we were in trouble.
I ruffed the spade lead and decided I had tounderlead in hearts to get another spade ruff. So withfear and trembling, I led a heart to partner’s queen.Success? – not exactly!
Declarer took a few minutes (just to wind me up alittle more?) but eventually claimed the rest.
�&�1�������00�/�Joanne Minken found a duck at a critical point dur-
ing the play of this hand from the first final session ofthe Life Master Pairs.
Dlr: South � 9 7Vul: Both � 10 9 7 3
� A 10� 9 8 7 4 3
� 8 6 � K Q J 10 3� K 6 4 � 8 5 2� Q 9 8 7 5 4 � K J 6 2� 10 6 � A
� A 5 4 2� A Q J� 3� K Q J 5 2
West North East South1�
Pass 1� 1� 3�All Pass
Haig Tchamitch started with the �K, ducked, andcontinued with the queen to the ace. Declarer led the�K to Tchamitch’s ace, and he continued with the �J,partner discarding a club as declarer ruffed. He led aheart to the jack, and was happy when the jack won –Minken ducked! Declarer ruffed a spade and tried theheart finesse again. This time it lost! Minken switchedto a diamond, won with the ace, and declarer was indeep dark trouble. He led a club, and Tchamitch wasable to ruff in with the 8. He once again led a spade,and declarer resignedly ruffed in dummy with the ace.Minken ruffed the club return and the defense cashedtwo more diamonds for a 300-point set.
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and forgot something, contact Baron Barclay BridgeSupplies in Exhibit Hall A at the Phoenix Civic Plaza.
�������&������Networks - 4:30-8 pm. Herb roasted chicken, roasted
red potatoes, veggies in cream sauce, salad bar. $9.95.Terrace - 4:30-8 pm. Baked potato bar, beef bur-
gundy, chili, broccoli with cheddar cheese sauce, saladbar with bacon bits and sour cream, salad bar, warmdessert. $13.75.
������0��#���������ACBL President George Retek and his wife Mari
want to meet anyone who becomes a Life Master atthis tournament. They invite all new Life Masters tovisit them in Suite 747 at the Hyatt Regency.
-�����&���������Be sure to stop by vendor booths in Exhibit Hall A
at the Phoenix Civic Plaza. Sort through the selectionsfrom:
-- ACBL Product Store for bridge supplies and gifts-- Baron/Barclay Bridge Supply for books by your
favorite authors-- Bridge Pro Tour-- Card Jazz, Inc.-- Encounter CosmeticsSee MegaHousing Management staff at their desk
in the lobby of the Hyatt for housing information onour next two NABCs in Philadelphia and Long Beach.
Cabot Creamery of Vermont, sponsor of the EdgarKaplan Blue Ribbon Pairs, will offer product sam-pling and coupons in the foyer of the Hyatt Ballroom.
n’Style Designer Replicas, offering “designer”handbags and gifts, will be returning on Tuesday. Stopby their booth on the second floor at the Hyatt.
5�������������This deal from the first qualifying session of the
Board-a-Match Teams featured canape at both tables– in a manner of speaking.
Dlr: West � Q J 10 4Vul: None � 3
� Q 10 9 3� K 4 3 2
� 7 6 � 9 8 5 3� A Q J 10 � K 9 8 7 4 2� A K 6 4 2 � J 8� 10 8 � Q
� A K 2� 6 5� 7 5� A J 9 7 6 5
West North East SouthSmedereneHelgemo Wernle Rosenkranz1� Pass 4� All Pass
North-South collected their three obvious tricks,but East-West scored up plus 420.
West North East SouthPzszcola HelmanGawrys Horton1� Pass 1� 2�3 � 4� 4� 4� (!)Pass Pass 5� All Pass
Although 4� would have failed by one trick, itpushed East-West beyond their comfort zone. Onceagain North-South collected their three obvious tricks,but this represented plus 50 for North-South and a winon the board.
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tions for sectionals and regionals. A challenge they faceis how to run appealing tournaments that are financiallysuccessful in spite of rising costs and a slightly declin-ing membership. The ACBL can help in a number ofways, including encouraging a good working relation-ship between the professional directing staff and thesponsoring organizations and finding ways of holdingdown the rising fees charged. All in all, tournamentbridge is doing well in spite of these challenges. Ofcourse, if we could increase membership and raisemoney through sponsorship, we could become a pow-erhouse.
“Sectional Tournaments at Clubs are growing andshould be further promoted. This is a great idea andhas helped many clubs and units prosper as well asadding excitement for the players.
“At our premiere tournaments, the three NABCs,we continue to have success. Once again, local volun-teers as well as fund-raising by unit and district spon-soring organizations play a big role in the tournaments’success. Not only do our members and many foreignplayers come to play by the thousands, but these tour-naments are also the venue where bridge business takesplace. One challenge at this level is to choose the rightcities and the right locations within these cities. Sincethe ACBL relies on the revenue from NABCs, there isa lot riding on these decisions. In addition, at NABCsthe ACBL should focus on the opportunity for goodPR and major press coverage.
“It’s important to get bridge into middle schoolsand high schools. This will ensure the health of orga-nized bridge in the years to come. The ACBL has amajor program in place to get a foothold in schools.Also, there are a number of individuals and groups whohave generated promotional and teaching material. Isee in my own district potentially successful programsin large school districts very interested in using bridgeas a tool to help their pupils think logically.
“This objective is not easy to achieve becauseschools and school districts operate independently.There can be, however, a domino effect if we have someearly successes, and the potential payoff is tremendous.
“I plan to put together a blue ribbon panel to lookinto having local rules officially adopted for some club
play. This will allow club owners some latitude in run-ning their club games. Club owners can best determinewhat their clientele want and what will make their regu-lar club games thrive.
“At the other end of the spectrum, I would like tosee the integrity of the North American champion-ships preserved. This includes smaller fields qualify-ing for the finals and retention of some form of expertpanel to resolve appeals.
“Promotion and sponsorship are very important.Making our game more popular will lead to greatermembership and open the doors to more sponsorship.To that end, our CEO, Jay Baum, recently hired twotop-notch people in the areas of marketing and promo-tion.
“As technology changes and Internet use becomesa way of life, there is increasing access to alternateforms of bridge playing, bridge teaching and bridgeamusement. Bridge online and web sites enhance theexperience of many bridge players and attract newmembers. Some enjoy taking part in an interactivebridge contest or watching the finals of a major cham-pionship event in real time. For others, just playinglate at night with friends from around the world is ex-citing. Many players use computer-bridge programsto amuse themselves and to learn. Many authors nowwrite interactive software that offers a new level oflearning experience. All these forms of bridge shouldbe promoted.
“It is important that bridge thrives all over the worldand that the World Bridge Federation continues to holdchampionships. The more bridge is recognized as aworldwide game, the more it can be promoted andgrow. I would like to see a good relationship betweenthe ACBL and the WBF as well as among all nationalbridge organizations. Worldwide cooperation can go along way in keeping our game in the limelight.”
Cullen had just started coming to work at NABCs,Ashton said, “and he loved the interaction with direc-tors and players.”
Ashton laughed as he recalled how Cullen’s deaf-ness was seen by others. “I’d just scream at him andpeople would wonder how I could treat him like that.He’d be standing three feet away and I’d say, ‘Paul.’Then: ‘PAUL.’ And finally: ‘PAAUULL.’”
Turning serious again, Ashton said, “If you gavehim any job, he would do it.”
The Tournament Committee announced late yes-terday that Wednesday will be “Paul Cullen MemorialDay” at this NABC.
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but she didn’t play. She just sat by the director’s deskand watched. Her friend, Marion Bendersky, showedher how to work a scoresheet and told her a lot aboutthe Laws. Eventually Patty found herself running someclub games at the Lightman Club in Memphis.
And now she is the darling of Florida bridge play-ers. Shirley Seals, Florida’s representative to the ACBLBoard of Director, calls her the hardest working per-son she has even encountered.
"No job is too difficult for her to undertake and dowell. One of her greatest attributes is her fairness –she is totally fair with the players and her fellow direc-tors. She makes our tournaments fun, but she givesfirm rulings. She runs a tight ship, and everyone re-spects her.”
Jayne Thomas, District 9’s previous Board repre-sentative, said that District 9 was ever so lucky to havegained such a fantastic person as Patty as its chief tour-nament director. “Patty’s always there. She does ev-erything. She doesn’t just direct – she does everything.”
Her first tournament work also was in Memphis,working under the late Nelson Rowe. Nelson was soimpressed with her that he told all his fellow directorsthat they should hire Patty for their tournaments. Thuswas a star born.
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��(���0���������The evening stratified side pair games on Mon-
day and Tuesday will honor two young sisters,Sabrina Ballard, 7 and Brooke Ballard, 5. The gamesare being sponsored by their grandmother, JillMiller, co-chair of this tournament.
Both girls enjoy playing checkers and bridge.Their parents do not play bridge, but they are pleasedat their daughters’ interest in the game. They live inthe Phoenix area and will be at the tournament forthe games where their daughters will be honored.
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$��(�����6������Stephen Castellino of Los Angeles and Clark
Millikan of Martinez CA got the better of two top Eu-ropean experts on this deal from the first qualifyingsession of the Board-a-Match Teams.
Dlr: South � 10 7 6 5 4 3Vul: Both � K Q J 5 4 3
� --� 10
� A Q J � K 9 8 2� 8 � 2� J 8 6 5 � A 10 7 4� A Q 9 6 5 � K J 8 3
� --� A 10 9 7 6� K Q 9 3 2� 7 4 2
West North East SouthBrogeland Castellino Forrester Millikan
1�Dbl 4� 4� 5�Pass 6� Dbl PassPass Redbl All Pass
Millikan had only 9 HCP, but he liked his shapeand opened 1�. After Boye Brogeland of Norway madea takeout double, Castellino not surprisingly leaped to4�. Tony Forrester of England wasn’t about to be shutout with his near opener – he bid the spade game. WhenMillikan pushed on to 5�, Castellino realized the tre-mendous potential of his hand – surely partner had avoid in spades – so he raised to six. So confident didhe feel that he redoubled when Forrester ventured adouble.
Castellino was able to set up his long spades, sohis side chalked up an unusual score – plus 2070. Thatwas easily enough for a win on the board – their oppo-nents played in 5� doubled at the other table.
,��1�����Each player is required to have a convention card
filled out legibly and on the table throughout a ses-sion. Both cards of a partnership must be identical andinclude the first and last names of each member of thepartnership.
If a director determines that neither player has asubstantially completed card, the partnership may playonly Class A conventions and may use only standardcarding. This restriction may be lifted only at the be-ginning of a subsequent round after convention cardshave been properly prepared and approved by the di-rector. Further, the partnership will receive a 1/6 boardmatchpoint penalty for each board played, commenc-ing with the next round and continuing until the re-striction is lifted. In IMP team games, penalties shallbe at the discretion of the director.
If the director determines the partnership has atleast one substantially completed convention card buthas not fully complied with ACBL regulations, he orshe may give warnings or assign such penalties as heor she deems appropriate under the circumstances.
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OPEN BOARD-A-MATCH QUALIFIERS1 George Jacobs, Burr Ridge IL; Norberto Bocchi, Milan Italy; Giorgio Duboin,
Turin Italy; Alfredo Versace - Lorenzo Lauria, Rome Italy; Ralph Katz, Hinsdale IL 37.501 Roy Welland - Bjorn Fallenius - Brad Moss, New York NY; Howard Weinstein, Sarasota
FL; Steve Garner, Northfield IL; Fred Gitelman, Las Vegas NV 37.503 Gerald Sosler - Kay Schulle, Purchase NY; Massimo Lanzarotti - Andrea Buratti, Italy 36.504 Chuck Burger, West Bloomfield MI; Fulvio Fantoni - Claudio Nunez, Italy; Chris
Compton, Dallas TX 33.505 Brian Glubok, New York NY; Joe Grue, Bronx NY; Harry Tudor, Miami FL;
Mike Cappelletti, Hixson TN 33.006 Adam Wildavsky, Jackson Heights NY; Lloyd Arvedon, Bedford MA; Henry Bethe, Ithaca
NY; Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA 32.006 Bart Bramley, Chicago IL; Mark Feldman - Robert Blanchard, New York NY; Sidney
Lazard, Dallas TX 32.008 Bill Eisenberg, Sunnyvale FL; Richard Coren, Fort Lauderdale FL; Bryan Maksymetz,
Coquitlam BC; Lars Andersson, Bromma Sweden 31.508 Justin Lall - Hemant Lall, Plano TX; Darwin Afdahl, Virginia Beach VA; David
Treadwell, Wilmington DE 31.508 Edward Wojewoda, Clovis CA; Andre Rakhmanin, Roseville CA; Farid Assemi, Fresno
CA; Leszek Rabiega, Salt Lake City UT 31.5011 Lou Ann O’Rourke, Scottsdale AZ; Billy Miller, Las Vegas NV; Curtis Cheek,
Huntsville AL; Peter Fredin, Malmo Sweden; Magnus Lindkvist, Hoor Sweden 31.0011 Steve Robinson, Arlington VA; Peter Boyd, Silver Spring MD; Kit Woolsey,
Kensington CA; Fred Stewart, Kingston NY; Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ 31.0011 Sheila Ekeblad, Boca Raton FL; Michael Seamon, Miami Beach FL; Markland Molson,
Hollywood FL; Boris Baran, Cote Saint-Luc PQ; George Mittelman, Toronto ON 31.0011 Barry Rigal, New York NY; Sharon Osberg, San Francisco CA; JoAnna Stansby, Castro
Valley CA; Irina Levitina, Fair Lawn NJ 31.0015 Chuck Burton, Steilacoom WA; Hendrik Sharples, Portland OR; Gerry Marshall,
Calgary AB; Bob Bakalish, Eureka CA 30.5016 Michael Kovacich, Stone Mountain GA; Robert White, Raleigh NC; Fred King, Falls
Church VA; Paul Erb, Henderson NV 30.0016 Mitch Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA; Iftikhar Baqai, Irvine CA; Jon Wittes, Claremont
CA; Steve Beatty, Bothell WA; Allan Falk, Okemos MI 30.0018 Jim Mahaffey, Winter Park FL; Mark Lair, Canyon TX; Gary Cohler, Miami FL; Roger
Bates, Mesa AZ; John Mohan, Col Polanco Mexico; Garey Hayden, Tucson AZ 29.5019 Tom Kniest, Saint Louis MO; Karen Walker, Champaign IL; Lynda Rosenblatt, Passaic
NJ; Marvin Rosenblatt, Hartford CT; Stephanie Hamilton-Diesel, Saugus MA; StephenGladyszak, Chelsea MA 29.00
19 Perry Johnson, Bloomfield Hls MI; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL; Eric Rodwell,Clearwater Bch FL; Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA 29.00
19 Dave Setterholm, Issaquah WA; Patrick Dunn, Bellevue WA; William Schreiber, VanNuys CA; Harry Steiner, Seattle WA 29.00
19 Walter Schafer Jr, Aurora IL; Royce McCray, Caddo Mills TX; Ron Smith - LindaSmith, Hixson TN 29.00
23 Atul Jain, Fairfax VA; Shuba Dey, Durham NC; Sangarapil Mohan, Oak Brook IL;William Wickham, Los Angeles CA 28.50
23 Dennis Dawson, Sante Fe NM; Mike Passell, Plano TX; John Sutherlin, Dallas TX;Frederick Hamilton, Las Vegas NV; Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA 28.50
23 Bruce Tuttle, Berkeley CA; Robert Munson, Danville CA; Owen Leibman, San FranciscoCA; Ben Blacik, Phoenix AZ 28.50
23 Edith Rosenkranz - Miguel Reygadas, Mexico; Robert Morris, Las Vegas NV;Joergen Molberg, Trondheim Norway; Boerre Lund, Heimdal Norway 28.50
27 Nafiz Zorlu, Izmir Turkey; Salvador Assael, Alsancak Turkey; Kolata Suleyman -Atabey Yalgin, Istanbul Turkey 28.00
27 Rune Hauge - Jan Svendsen - Olav Reve - Ingvar Erga - Fred Moen - Egil Stangeland 28.0027 Larry Mori, Clearwater FL; Steve Scott, Phoenix AZ; Kenji Miyakuni, Tokyo Japan;
Kazuo K. Furuta, Kanagawa-Ken Japan 28.0027 Glenn Milgrim, Forest Hills NY; Michael Polowan - Sam Lev - Chris Willenken, New
York NY; Ron Smith, San Francisco CA 28.0027 Alan Osofsky, New City NY; Markland Jones, Phoenix AZ; Bud Marsh - Ken Barbour,
Scottsdale AZ 28.0032 Bob Jones, Hypoluxo FL; Paul Marston, Australia; Tadashi Teramoto,
Yokohama Japan; Ishmael Delmonte, Rose Bay Sydney Australia 27.5032 Joanne Minken, Los Angeles CA; Haig Tchamitch, Peoria AZ; Armand Szulc - Glenna
Szulc, Woodland Hills CA 27.5032 Robert Levin, Bronx NY; Richard Katz, N Versailles PA; Larry Cohen - Drew Casen,
Las Vegas NV 27.5032 Rajeev Gupta, San Mateo CA; Jack Wolf, Houston TX; Shelley Lapkoff, Berkeley CA;
Vandana Vidwans, Sunnyvale CA 27.5032 Reese Milner - Geoff Hampson, Los Angeles CA; Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV; Eric
Greco, North Wales PA 27.50 37 Rose Meltzer - Peter Weichsel, Los Gatos CA; Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA; Alan
Sontag, Gaithersburg MD; Chip Martel, Davis CA; Lew Stansby, Castro Valley CA 27.0037 Grant Baze, San Diego CA; Cesare Balicki - Adam Zmudzinski, Poland; Hugh Ross,
Oakland CA; Michael Whitman, San Francisco CA 27.0037 Gary Gottlieb, Brooklyn NY; Mark Gordon, Purchase NY; Richard Zucker, Dobbs Ferry
NY; Winthrop Allegaert, New York NY 27.0037 Leonard Helman, Santa Fe NM; Jovanka Smederevac, Vienna Austria; Mark Horton,
Romford Essex England; Sascha Wernle, Vienna Austria 27.0037 Russell Samuel, Locust Valley NY; Samuel Marks, Atlanta GA; Shawn Samuel,
Cambridge MA; Craig Ganzer, New York NY 27.0037 Marshall Miles, Redlands CA; Jeffrey Goldsmith, Pasadena CA; Richard Popper,
Wilmington DE; Earl Glickstein, Gaithersburg MD 27.0037 Tony Ames - Judy Nassar, Minnetonka MN; Michael Cassel II, Roseville MN; Barry
Purrington, Saint Paul MN 27.0037 Rita Shugart, Pebble Beach CA; Andrew Robson, Santa Cruz CA; Tony Forrester,
Portsmouth OH; Edward Nagy, Danville CA 26.5045 Josh Sher - William Kass, Albuquerque NM; John Pendergrass - Stephen Kemic, Los Alamos NM 26.5045 Peter Schneider, La Canada CA; Brenda Keller, Boise ID; Dennis Clerkin,
Bloomington IN; Bruce Ferguson, San Francisco CA 26.5045 George Rosenkranz, Mexico; Eddie Wold, Houston TX; Geir Helgemo, Trondheim
Norway; Piotr Gawrys - Jacek Pzszcola, Poland 26.5045 Bram Bevis Dresden - Beverly Tait Dresden - David Kane, Greenbrae CA; Kathy
McCabe, Austin TX 26.5050 Paul Lewis, Vashon WA; Danny Sprung, Philadelphia PA; William Pettis, Silver
Spring MD; Frederick Allenspach, Potomac MD 26.0050 Roger Clough, Culver City CA; Andy Clough, Van Nuys CA; Michael Gosnell, Glendora
CA; Kenneth Smith, Lathrup Village MI 26.0050 Steven Cooper - Kitty Cooper, Albuquerque NM; Daniel Hugh-Jones, El Segundo CA;
Kevin Bathurst, Thousand Oaks CA 26.00
SATURDAY-SUNDAY KO TEAMSBracket 1 16 Teams 49.07 1 Steve Shirey - Darlene Shirey, Fort Worth TX;John Zilic, Houston TX; Thomas Peters - Carolyn Peters, GrapelandTX 36.80 2 Ken Gee, Regina SK; Dixie Hsu, San LuisObispo CA; Patricia Hurlbert, Santa Ynez CA; Denny Sacul, JakartaIndonesia; Robert Parasian, Jatinegara 1 Indonesia; Lilly Lachter,Culver City CA 24.54 3/4 Bert Newman - Kathy Newman, WestBloomfield MI; Thomas Gardner - Beverly Gardner, Southfield MI;Rhonda Monro, Beverly Hills MI 24.54 3/4 Roy Baughman, Pantego TX; Jay Gibson,Benbrook TX; Annette McCarty, Galveston TX; Mike Miller, TempleTX
Bracket 2 16 Teams 39.56 1 Wendy Dooley - Ronald Sutherland, MississaugaON; Roman Klein, Oakville ON; Gary Bernstein, Montreal PQ 29.67 2 John Carty - Douglas H Scott - Tom Ottley, An-chorage AK; Charles Heilig, Chesapeake VA 19.78 3/4 Al French - Bernice French, North VancouverBC; Leroy Abinanti - Marigail Abinanti, Surprise AZ 19.78 3/4 Everette Carroll - Lucy Carroll, Franklin TN;Anne Erwin - Robert Erwin Jr, Nashville TN
Bracket 3 16 Teams 33.49 1 William Weingarden, Santa Monica CA; NormGordon, Dol-des-Ormea PQ; Mario Mory - Phyllis Mory, Los Ange-les CA 25.12 2 Kent Leggett - Jean Leggett, Clemmons NC;Gretchen Smith - David Smith, Salisbury NC 16.75 3/4 Richard Higgins, Ponchatoula LA; Bob Dale,Pensacola FL; Jody Castillo, Warsaw IN; Carol Mahoney, KokomoIN 16.75 3/4 Burt O’Dell, Helendale CA; John Glick, HopeIN; Nancy Zakim, Kentfield CA; James Lynch, Newbury Park CA 7.54 5/8 Kyle Mattes - Melissa Mattes, Irving TX; JerryBigler, Austin TX; Patricia Lozano, San Antonio TX 7.54 5/8 Donald Hard - Margarete Gallaer, Sierra VistaAZ; Ginny Rutledge - Rita Smith, Tucson AZ
Bracket 4 16 Teams 26.83 1 Cetin Okcuoglu, Moorestown NJ; Ashok Bapat,Voorhees NJ; T. Seng Tjoa, Pomona NY; Renato Robledo, Philadel-phia PA 20.12 2 David Willmott, Folsom CA; Felicity Moore,Albuquerque NM; Gregg Griffith - Ann Allen, Scottsdale AZ 13.42 3/4 David Sykes - Sally Sykes, Paget Bermuda; BillPare, Smith’s Bermuda; Stephanie Kyme - Eddie Kyme, PembrokeBermuda 13.42 3/4 Robert Hill - Brenda Glaze - Nancy Jones, An-chorage AK; Marilyn Bost, Aurora CO
Bracket 5 16 Teams 22.43 1 James Apostolina, Sun City West AZ; LucyHillestad, Woodruff WI; Peg Mitchell, Bloomington MN; CarolRynders, Saint Paul MN 16.82 2 William Walker, Houston TX; Deb Phillips -Alex Phillips, N Little Rock AR; Michael T Pierce, Fairfield OH 11.22 3/4 Charles Brown - Elizabeth Brown - BruceBrown, Denton TX; Pamela Wiegmann, Lewisville TX 11.22 3/4 Richard Gittleman, Kamuela HI; Mary DeeOverton, Waikoloa HI; Dean Jenkins, Kailua Kona HI; DouglasTroxel, Holualoa HI
Bracket 6 16 Teams 17.48 1 Gerald Connors - Theresa Connors, Peoria AZ;Beth McCaslin - John McCaslin, Kirkland WA 13.11 2 Carmen Meuter, Brentwood CA; Teresa Duewer,Livermore CA; Sandi Baker, Alamo CA; Lois Flock, Oakland CA 8.74 3/4 Neal McCutcheon - Leona Bellon, Phoenix AZ;Lois Catero, Mesa AZ; Mary Day, Peoria AZ 8.74 3/4 Alice Thomas - Gary Thomas, Langley BC;Peggy Nichols - Gordon Nichols, Yuma AZ
Bracket 7 16 Teams 12.88 1 Edward Wilson, Monsey NY; Paul Fagan,Suffern NY; Edward Foran, Marietta GA; Nicolas Hammond, DestinFL 9.66 2 C. Sue Mason - Ernest Mason, Gold CanyonAZ; Shirley Krapek - Clark Ransom, Apache Jct AZ 6.44 3/4 William Hume, Laguna Woods CA; EleanorGendill, Denver CO; Elaine Gilbertson, Steamboat Spr CO; LeeDunston, Scottsdale AZ 6.44 3/4 Peter Bowman, Ivins UT; William Farnan,Ormond Beach FL; Virginia Bissig, Bear Lake MI; Donna Rice,Traverse City MI 2.90 5/8 Monique Greene - Barbara Reed, Scottsdale AZ;Mary McCormick, Oconomowoc WI; Lynette Koski, Pewaukee WI
Bracket 8 12 Teams 9.28 1 Andi Parham, Tempe AZ; Hemant Bhatia, Foot-hill Ranch CA; Gary Hogg, Sun Lakes AZ; Madhav Gokhale, Mis-sion Viejo CA 6.96 2 Thomas Trudeau - Joanne Carl, Martinez CA;Douglas Laird, North Bend OR; Betsy Krystynak, Green Valley AZ 4.64 3/4 Robert Baker - Melissa Baker, West HarrisonNY; Dorothy Handy, Corona del Mar CA; Roberta Abel, NewportBeach CA 4.64 3/4 Norma Huhn, San Diego CA; Susan Monken,Solana Beach CA; Paul Lasky - Barbara Lasky, Rancho Santa Fe CA
Bracket 9 13 Teams 8.82 1 Ginny Poulter, Redwood City CA; JoanneGibson, San Diego CA; Karlas Lentini, Scottsdale AZ; Cheryl Keay,Capitola CA 6.62 2 Bud Light, Denver CO; Carol Hauth, SurpriseAZ; Betsy Fowler - Larry Fowler, Winter Park CO
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WOMEN’S BOARD-A-MATCH QUALIFIERS1 Valerie Westheimer - Judi Radin, New York NY; Mildred Breed, Austin TX; Shawn
Quinn, Richmond TX; Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL 31.502 Cheri Bjerkan, Elmhurst IL; Sue Weinstein, Las Vegas NV; Lynn Deas, Schenectady
NY; Beth Palmer, Silver Spring MD; Renee Mancuso, Los Angeles CA; Pam Wittes,Venice CA 30.00
3 Lisa Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Joann Glasson, Pennington NJ; Susan Wexler, NewYork NY; Sandra Trent, Katonah NY 29.00
3 Lynne Tarnopol - Laurie Vogel - Amalya Kearse - Jacqui Mitchell - Gail Greenberg,New York NY 29.00
Loran, Apache Jct AZ; Jerry Essick, Sterling AK 87.00 2.07 7/8 James Showalter - Cristie Showalter - James Bartusek - Norma
Browning, Prescott AZ 87.00 2.48 4 Jack Duffy - Pauline Sluka - Catherine Montgomery, Scottsdale
AZ; Fred Bellon, Phoenix AZ 86.00 1.86 5 Steven Frickey, Holbrook AZ; Mary McGonigal, Hailey ID; Joyce
Rieckers - David Rieckers, Reno NV 79.00 1.40 6 Barbara Feeley - Marian Rogge - Michelle Werley - Loretta Wood,
Tucson AZ 76.00
FRIDAY-SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING SIDE GAME 500 Players 14.21 1/2 Gene Simpson, Pacific Plsds California 124.41% 14.21 1/2 Soohi Synn, Seoul 124.41% 8.00 3/4 Arnold Rodin, West Bloomfield Michigan 123.81% 8.00 3/4 David Frank, Bloomfield Michigan 123.81% 7.05 5/6 Elaine Said, Nashville Tennessee 121.76% 7.05 5/6 Raymond Raskin, King of Prussia Pennsylvania 121.76% 6.51 7 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta California 120.83%
SUNDAY-MONDAY KO TEAMSBracket 1 16 TeamsRita Ellington, Fairfield CT; Martin Caley, Montreal PQ; John Zaluski- Edward Zaluski, Ottawa ON
vsRoss Rainwater - Jackie Jarigese, Vancouver WA; Charlotte Sturm -Stephen Sturm, Whittier CA
Elaine Said, Nashville TN; Frank Matthews, Hot Springs AR; TarekRadjef, Dallas TX; James Griffin, Austin TX; Keith Garber,Massapequa NY
vsDonald Rutstein - Jean Carney - Jan Horwitz, Scottsdale AZ; PaulStern, Oak Creek WI
Jay Mann, Fort Lauderdale FL; Waldemar Frukacz, Ottawa ON;Wlodzimierz Grodecki, Wayne PA; Witold Turant, Lodz Poland;Grzegorz Lewaciak, Lodz Poland; Jezy Michalek, Bielsko-Biala
vsBarry Harper, Regina SK; Dave Schouweiler, Bismarck ND; DavidMcLellan, Thunder Bay ON; William Treble, Winnipeg MB; IanBoyd, Calgary AB; Warren Foss, Pierre SD
Bracket 2 was not available at press time.
Bracket 3 16 TeamsHelen Miller, Miller Place NY; Carolyn Null, Phoenix AZ; Jill Lind,Peoria AZ; Sarah Imig, Sioux City IA
vsCarol Hamilton - James Hamilton, Sarasota FL; Lloyd Rollerson -Jacquelyn Rollerson, Niagara-On-Lake ON
En Hay - Steve Hay - Mary Anne Pixley, Littleton CO; Skip Carson,Lakewood CO
vsDemeter Manning - Thomas Wood, Crestline CA; Bobbie Goerner -Nancy Kulak, Riverside CA
Alan Walters, Cape Porpoise ME; Charles Coffin, Danville NH; JAlfred Letourneau, Winslow ME; Sharron Hinckley, East WinthropME
vsRobert Balas - Daniel Kroll, San Francisco CA; Raymond Yuenger,Campbell CA; Ilan Tadmor, Oakland CA
Bracket 4 16 TeamsWilliam Ge - Gary Ge - Danny Lee, Vancouver BC; Dennis Groden,West Vancouver BC
vsDavid Pricer - Toni Pricer, Henderson NV; Robert Andersen - SaundraAndersen, Prospect KY
Ephraim Katz - Shulamit Katz - Bruce Saiber - Judith Lichter, LosAngeles CA
vsTim Crank, Wheaton MD; James Bochsler, Kissimmee FL; ByronCrittenden, Kingswood Surrey England; Fabrice Lecomte, New YorkNY; Jason Ciano, Bronx NY
Alan Cole, Council Bluffs IA; Clara Pyles, Lees Summit MO; NeilManley Jr, Northville MI; Frank Bresnahan, Titusville FL
Norbert Stencel - Carol Halfon, Scottsdale AZ; Dolores Vance, Hunts-ville AL; Stuart Vance, Sonora CA
!7/�����������OKbridge members will gather for dinner at the
Terrace Cafe at the Hyatt Hotel at 4:45 p.m. on Tues-day, Dec. 3. Members of the OKbridge team, includ-ing founder Matt Clegg, will be in town and they arelooking forward to meeting everyone.
�����/�����A player approached a director after yesterday
afternoon’s game and demanded that the scoresheetnot be displayed. “Our score was obscene, even by FirstAmendment values,” he said. Guess he’ll have to ap-peal to the Supreme Court – the scoresheet was postedfor all to see.
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SENIOR KNOCKOUTS 36 TeamsMike Levine - Zeke Jabbour, Boca Raton FL; Bobby Wolff,Fort Worth TX; Dan Morse, Houston TX; Per Olof Sundelin,Stockholm Sweden; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ
vsPeter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE; Michael Gilbert- Susan Gilbert, Sarasota FL
George Retek, Montreal PQ; Richard Anderson, Regina SK;Brian Fraser, Saint-Laurent PQ; Jerry Fleming, Los AlamosNM; Alvin Levy, Commack NY
vsLinda Webb, Fargo ND; Richard Ekstrum, Crystal MN; Rob-ert Oslin - Alan Resser, Chicago IL; Barat Shah - Lynne Shah,Plant City FL
James Marsh Sternberg, West Palm Bch FL; Allan Cokin, CoralSprings FL; Russell Ekeblad, Boca Raton FL; Robert Lipsitz,Palm Harbor FL; Neil Chambers, Schenectady NY
vsMel Colchamiro, Merrick NY; John Stiefel, Wethersfield CT;John Malley, Pascoag RI; Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA;Bernard Miller, Boca Raton FL; Lewis Finkel, Jupiter FL
Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie - Phillip Schiffert, Sac-ramento CA; Robert Boggs, Roseville CA
vsJoe Harris, Albuquerque NM; Michael Levy - Martin Schiff Jr- Kenneth Badertscher, Tucson AZ; Darrell Keel, Peoria AZ;Ray Loftis, Bellevue WA
Jon Brissman, San Bernardino CA; Robert Schwartz, San PedroCA; Rebecca Rogers, Las Vegas NV; Michael Shuman, Pasa-dena CA; Lowell Andrews, Huntington Bch CA
vsJames Murphy, Chesapeake VA; David Adams, Kennesaw GA;Michael Huston, Joplin MO; Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC; Den-nis Sorensen, Portland OR; George Pisk, Manchaca TX
Joel Hoersch, San Diego CA; John Kissinger, del Mar CA;Colin Revill, Burlington ON; Jon Wright, La Mesa CA
vsRoberta Epstein - Mark Epstein - Si Dombu - Adis Dombu,Las Vegas NV
Michael Katz, San Ramon CA; Mike Bandler, Alamo CA; EvanBailey, San Diego CA; Edward Barlow, Sunnyvale CA
vsRhoda Walsh, Henderson NV; Marv Dauer, Los Angeles CA;Betty Ann Kennedy, Shreveport LA; D Krauss, Beverly HillsCA
Marc Low - Sandra Low, Centerville OH; Jim Robison, LasVegas NV; Simon Kantor, Agawam MA
vsDiana Holt, Palm Beach FL; Ed Schulte, Tampa FL; JosephGodefrin, Sarasota FL; Robert Dennard, Lake Mary FL; BruceOhmann, Flagler Beach FL
1ST SUNDAY FLIGHT A/X SWISS 31 Teams
A X 30.31 1 Elliott Grubman - Steven Zlotnick, Brooklyn NY; Jeffrey Rothstein -
Aviv Shahaf, New York NY 111.00 19.89 2/3 Barbara Nist, Bellevue WA; Stephen Hosch, Olympia WA; Craig
Shanafelt, Chehalis WA; Chuck Wilkinson, Jackson MS 103.00 19.89 2/3 Dennis Hesthaven - Marsha Kyle, Louisville KY; Jack Ambach Jr -
Cheryl Ambach, Glasgow KY 103.00 12.79 4 Myrna Bachiochi - John Bachiochi, San Ramon CA; Harold Feldheim,
Hamden CT; Paul Kinney, Jamaica Plain MA 101.00 9.59 5 Steve Bruno - Keith Molan, Peoria AZ; Gary Sawyer, Alto NM; Billie
Mitchell, Ruidoso NM 99.00 6.29 6/7 Betty Martin, Fulton MS; Roberta McWilliams, North Hollywood CA;
Betty Pellow, Highland CA; Carol Stewart, Henderson NV 95.00 6.29 6/7 Charles Miner - James Bowman - Alice Gerard - H Gerard, Orlando FL 95.00 4.05 8 Kenneth Klein - Sam Whitten, Scottsdale AZ; Cathi Briggle, Phoenix
AZ; Frank Leonard, Tempe AZ 93.00 3.20 9/10 Alfonso Yee, Tucson AZ; Estela Schotz - Paul Glick, Phoenix AZ;
Connie Delisle, Vancouver BC 91.00 3.20 9/10 Jay Cohodes, Sunrise FL; Esther Litmanovic - Erez Hendelman, Miami
FL; Brenda Montague, Swampscott MA 91.00 12.27 11 1 Alex Kornel - Barbara Seagram - Patti Lee, Toronto ON; Sallie Caty,
Oakville ON 87.00 8.05 2/3 Yasuko Shrenzel, Kihei HI; Hiroko Janssen, Minato-Ku Tokyo Japan;
Hiroko Sekiyama, Kanagawaken Japan; Michiko Ohno, Tokyo Japan 80.00 8.05 2/3 Elaine Morrison, Lake Bluff IL; Lorne Nicol, Phoenix AZ; Daniel
Bertrand - Brenda Bertrand, Calgary AB 80.00 5.18 4 Robert Van Ekeren, Hamilton NJ; E Gail Van Ekeren, Trenton NJ; Bob
Price, La Quinta CA; Charles McCarthy, San Jacinto CA 79.00
1ST SUNDAY BCD SWISS TEAMS 59 Teams
B C D 20.77 1 Brian Gilbert, Irvine CA; Larry Gilbert, Burien WA; Jeanie
Farquhar - Steve Farquhar, Huntington Bh CA 144.00 15.58 2 1 Kevin George, Gilbert AZ; Stephen Pozez, Tucson AZ; Robert
Trenary, Mendon MI; Philip Moss, Mesa AZ 106.00 10.22 3/4 2 1 Ned Kohler - Sherryl Buchler, Cave Creek AZ; Bruce Boje,
Chanhassen MN; Stuart Foster, Mission Viejo CA 102.00 10.22 3/4 Eugene Kales, East Lansing MI; Geoffrey Cross, Fernandina FL;
Mike Bovarnick, Mercer Island WA; Robert McBurney, Seattle WA 102.00 5.75 5/6 Diane Hibbard - Paul Hibbard, Arlington Hts IL; Yonsey Karasek,
Hayward WI; William Wong, Elizabethtown KY 100.00 5.75 5/6 3 Tom McCrackin, Carpinteria CA; Kalon Kelley - Gail Kahan - John
Kahan, Santa Barbara CA 100.00 3.69 7/8 4/5 Steven Love, White Plains NY; Alberto Feilhaber, Irvine CA;
Gerald Lackner, San Diego CA; Ken Horwedel, Oceanside CA 99.00 3.69 7/8 4/5 Don Little - Ronald Sills - Donald Patterson, Steamboat Spr CO;
Laurah Limbrick, Denver CO 99.00 3.41 6 2 Neil Hunter - Anita Carlson, Santa Fe NM; Brian Hegarty -
Elaine West Fry, Colorado Spgs CO 98.00 2.56 3 Liam Johnstone, Birmingham England; Arnold Drill - Bev Drill,
Kaneohe HI; Jon Downing, Solihill England 92.00 1.92 4 Andrew Hoskins, Redmond WA; Matthew Lahut, Nassau NY; Jason
Rosenfeld, Lexington MA; Drew Becker, Mequon WI 91.00
1ST SUNDAY EVENING 300/200/100 PAIRS 34 Pairs
A B C 3.78 1 1 Sue Gerard - Mary Edholm, Mexico 115.50 2.84 2 2 1 Doug Sanders, Everett WA; Bruce Huntoon, Manson WA 108.50 2.13 3 Rob Lorck - Laurie Beattie, Colorado Spgs CO 105.00 1.66 4 3 Helen Gutknecht - Ed Gutknecht, Cottonwood AZ 100.10 1.58 5 4 2 Judi Trenton, Hartland MI; Cheryl Evans, Houston TX 98.00 1.26 6 Mary Skavaril, Columbus OH; Robert Victor, Palm Springs CA 96.60 0.96 5 Tim Murray - J.Lynne Schuetz, Sun City West Arizona 93.80 1.18 6 3 John Smith Jr - Miriam Smith, Valrico FL 92.50 0.89 4 Else Kovacs - Anders Kovacs, Mississauga ON 88.90 0.66 5 Arlene Riley, Spring Valley CA; Patricia Krueger, Jamul CA 87.00
1ST SUNDAY EVENING 299ER SWISS 12 Teams
A B C 3.08 1 1 Noel Hanford, Rancho Mirage CA; Roz Kahn - Herb Wiltsek - Bobbi
Wiltsek, San Francisco CA 56.00 2.31 2 2 1 Shirley Gates - Patricia Conly, Denver CO; Virginia Pedersen,
Sun Lakes AZ; Loretta Bowersock, Tempe AZ 54.00 1.73 3 William Farnan, Ormond Beach FL; Gary Ansok, Camarillo CA; Peter
Bowman, Ivins UT; Virginia Bissig, Bear Lake MI 51.00 1.30 4 Harry Swanson - Terry Swanson, Clive IA; Walter Harvey - Cindy
Buck, Glendale AZ 47.00
STRATIFIED IMP PAIRS 114 Pairs
A B C 10.16 1 1 Allen Reiter, Caesaria Israe Israel; Sue Ann Moore, Colorado
Spgs CO 77.00 7.62 2 2 Natalie Bassil, Boston MA; Marilyn Chambers, West Boylston MA 60.00 5.72 3 James Glickman, Woodland Hills CA; Richard Kaye, Bingham Farms MI 56.00 3.75 4/5 Mike Miller, Temple TX; Roy Baughman, Pantego TX 55.00 3.75 4/5 Mieko Nakanishi, Yokohama Japan; Haruko Koshi, Tokyo 157 Japan 55.00 3.67 6 3 Sharyl Durham - Dan Durham, Las Vegas NV 53.00 3.79 4 1 Tyler Mowrey - Shain Oleson, Fairbanks AK 34.00 1.81 5/6 Bob Dale, Pensacola FL; Richard Higgins, Ponchatoula LA 32.00 1.82 5/6 Richard D’Litzenberger, Leavenworth WA; Guy Bruno, Peoria AZ 32.00 2.84 2 Marc Glickman - Robert Glickman, Woodland Hills CA 27.00 2.13 3 Bonnie Tanner, Kent WA; Donald Plorde, Port Ludlow WA 21.00 1.60 4 Gertrude Moore, Orinda CA; Donald Christensen, Seattle WA 19.00 1.20 5 Richard Gittleman, Kamuela HI; Dean Jenkins, Kailua Kona HI 10.00 1.06 6 Hansford Rowe, Valencia CA; Donna Rice, Traverse City MI 7.00
vsJames Smith - Joan Smith, Jupiter FL; Shawn Cantlin, WashingtonDC; Steven Peglow, Danville CA
Troy Lemons - Roberta Lemons, Danville CA; Jim Steelquist - Jen-nifer Steelquist, Rescue CA
vsJane Dickey, Little Rock AR; Sandra Schneider, Boca Raton FL; AnitaWoods, Lacey WA; Bernice Blough, Oceanside CA
Bracket 8 12 TeamsMary Fisher - Linda Moses - Linda Orr, Scottsdale AZ; BonnieKleinhen, Houston TX
vsDonald Block - Jean Block - Bob Latvalla - Sandra Latvalla, SunCity West AZ
L. Gene Moy - Barbara Beaudoin, Apache Junction AZ; JanetHastings, Gilbert AZ; Ed Bladow, Mesa AZ
vsKarin Rabin - Bill Rabin, San Francisco CA; Linda Schwarz, SanMateo CA; Janet Grove, Hillsborough CA
Bracket 9 12 TeamsBeverly Eaton - Harriet Joselit-Bartick, Scottsdale AZ; Paul Finger -Harriett Finger, Phoenix AZ
vsRoseanne Smith - Booker Smith Jr, Richmond CA; Mark Kuntz -Jack Keith, Seattle WA
Bob Weise - Cathy Weise, Reno NV; Dennis Martin, Omaha NE;Gary Martin, Spring Hill FL
vsJohn Schmidt, Cedar Rapids IA; Constance Bogan, Strongsville OH;William Jaras - Carol Jaras, Brecksville OH
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FRIDAY-SUNDAY MORNING SIDE GAME 187 Players 8.82 1/2 John Russell, North Barringto Illinois 124.47% 8.82 1/2 Bernace Deyoung, Miami Florida 124.47% 7.13 3/4 Bill Parrish, Birmingham Alabama 123.15% 7.13 3/4 Beth Parrish, Birmingham Alabama 123.15% 4.87 5/6 Richard Higgins, Ponchatoula Louisiana 121.22% 4.87 5/6 Bob Dale, Pensacola Florida 121.22%
1ST SUNDAY AFTERNOON 20/5 PAIRS 10 Pairs
A B 1.40 1 1 Careen Keith - Thelma L. Allison, Sun City West AZ 41.17 1.05 2 2 Curtis Johnson - Lynn Johnson, La Palma CA 37.83 0.79 3 Larry Whitson - Rosemary Whitson, Burnsville MN 37.00 0.59 4 Carolyn Adams - Bert Adams, Steilacoom WA 35.00
1ST SUNDAY AFTERNOON 100/50 PAIRS 26 Pairs
A B 2.68 1 Daniel Halsey - Jerry Clement, Surprise AZ 167.00 2.01 2 1 Hazel Ross-Nord, Tucson AZ; Steve Lang, Marana AZ 163.00 1.51 3 2 Larry Betts, Glendale AZ; Earl Hill, Surprise AZ 158.00 1.13 4 3 Avis Burger - Milford Burger, Scottsdale AZ 156.50 0.85 5 4 Marian Wilson - Bev Nebbia, Tucson AZ 151.50 0.67 6 Johanna Platt - Thomas Platt, Mississauga ON 148.50 0.50 5/6 Helen Pedersen, Apple Valley MN; Eugene Pedersen, Saint Paul MN 144.50 0.50 5/6 Haven Williams, Surprise AZ; Ruth Ruyle, Roseville CA 144.50
1ST SUNDAY AFTERNOON 300/200 PAIRS 23 Pairs
A B 3.08 1 1 Henry Lai - Jocelyn Krug, Vancouver BC 110.29 2.31 2 2 John Smith Jr - Miriam Smith, Valrico FL 102.50 1.73 3 3 Pat Mattingly, Carefree AZ; J. Stephen Simon, Durango CO 100.00 1.30 4 4 Rufus Rhoades - Susan Rhoades, Pasadena CA 96.00 0.97 5 5 Donald Ryan - Sonia Ryan, Golden CO 95.43 0.73 6 Ann Wright - Marjorie Somberg, Scottsdale AZ 92.57 0.77 6 Edwena Hecker - Gerald Hecker, Boise ID 90.00
1ST SUNDAY AFTERNOON 300/200 SWISS TEAMS 6 Teams
A B 2.24 1 Mike Kimball, Camuela HI; Shelly Hershberger, Kailua Kona HI; Carol
Troxel, Lake City IA; Frances Rockwell, Waikoloa HI 61.00 1.68 2 1 Stephanie White, El Cajon CA; Mark Austerlitz, La Mesa CA; Stephen
Seagren - Jill Seagren, La Jolla CA 59.00
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SIDE SERIES 48 Pairs
A B C 5.16 1 Bob Luebkeman, Lafayette CA; Anita Burgis, San Diego CA 137.50 3.87 2 Hannah Moon, Prince Albert SK; Jack Triplett, Inkom ID 135.50 3.94 3 1 David Frank, Bloomfield MI; Arnold Rodin, West Bloomfield MI 134.50 2.57 4 W Wayne Sands, Phoenix AZ; James Hall, West Des Moines IA 131.50 1.80 5 Alvin Zuckerman, Oceanside NY; O Finley, Wilmington NC 125.50 1.80 6 Eva Kishpaugh, Phoenix AZ; Larry Pederson, Scottsdale AZ 124.00 2.96 2 Carolyn Wiegand - Victor Wiegand, Battle Creek MI 121.50 2.22 3 Betty Wood, Scottsdale AZ; James Ballard, Eatonton GA 119.50 1.91 4 Beth Parrish - Bill Parrish, Birmingham AL 118.50 1.34 5 Richard Towner - Barbara Towner, Mankato MN 116.50 1.71 6 Geraldine Raupe, Nichols Hills OK; Lynne Taylor, Oklahoma City OK 114.50 2.13 1/2 Suresh Agarwal, Charlottesvle VA; Charles McDonald, Oxnard CA 110.00 2.13 1/2 Mitch Towner, Salt Lake City UT; Steven Towner, Salt Lake Cty UT 110.00 1.37 3 Harold Glazer, Mesa AZ; Karrie Yeatman, Valdosta GA 108.50 1.03 4 Evelyn Larson, Mesa AZ; Mary Hudson, Calgary AB
SUNDAY EVENING SIDE SERIES 78 Pairs
A B C 6.50 1/2 1/2 Birte Ayer, Toronto ON; Jeanne Gray, Boulder CO 170.00 6.50 1/2 1/2 1 Phyllis Bartlett, Deerfield IL; Barbara Sacks, Buffalo Grove IL 170.00 4.18 3 3 Norma Jean Du Bay, Corydon IA; Janis Masters, Shawnee Mission KS 169.00 3.13 4 Patricia Hurlbert, Santa Ynez CA; Alan Lebendig, Los Angeles CA 162.00 2.68 5 4 Ted Cohn - Sandra Cohn, Sun City West AZ 158.00 1.91 6 5 James Dean - Rosemarie Dean, Burlingame CA 157.50 2.68 6 Roger Smith, Sacramento CA; Linda Trent, Fullerton CA 155.00 2.96 2 Suresh Agarwal, Charlottesvle VA; Charles McDonald, Oxnard CA 148.50 1.94 3/4 Christina Decker, Bel Tiburon CA; Jane Frost, San Rafael CA 148.00 1.94 3/4 Carolyn Nisbet, Carpinteria CA; Philip Gordon, Las Vegas NV 148.00 1.34 5 Eddie Moriguchi - Yoko Tanaka, San Francisco CA 145.00 0.94 6 William Harlin - Joyce Harlin, Gainesville GA 142.50
SUNDAY STRATIFIED PAIRS 128 Pairs
A B C 25.29 1 W Reynolds, South Pasadena CA; James Rosenstiel, Alhambra CA 392.50 18.97 2 1 Steve Vincent, Burnaby BC; Peter Cooper, Vancouver BC 385.46 14.23 3 2 Jim Pestaner - Lucy Pestaner, Potomac MD 380.34 10.67 4 3 1 James Wang, Tempe AZ; Min Xu, Phoenix AZ 377.83 8.00 5 David Caprera, Evergreen CO; Dave Mickle, Golden CO 375.17 6.00 6 Dick Lum, Chatsworth CA; John Wong, Anaheim Hills CA 374.21 4.50 7 Cathy Nathan - Marc Nathan, Thousand Oaks CA 371.63 6.06 8 Aaron Silverstein - Robb Gordon, New York NY 371.00 6.22 9 4 Rai Osborne, Anaheim CA; Phil Clayton, West Covina CA 367.46 4.78 5 2 Alvin Malmon, Hopkins MN; R Gasway, Woodland Hills CA 360.90 4.44 6 Sanae Matsumoto, Honolulu HI; Julie Miller, Las Vegas NV 360.00 4.03 7 Joseph Thomas - Joyce Nakasaki, Redondo Beach CA 355.50 3.58 3 David Pierpont, Peoria IL; Charlie Brown, Palm Springs CA 350.50 2.69 4 Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA; Alan Carpenter, San Francisco CA 323.71 2.02 5 Michael Nistler, Petaluma CA; Janet Lee, Centerville OH 323.21 1.51 6 Nancy Cord, Sun Valley ID; Susan Pereira, Scottsdale AZ 319.50
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��/�������/����Intermediate-Newcomer players have the oppor-
tunity to win a complete bridge library – and the moretimes they play here at the Phoenix NABC, the morechances they’ll have to win.
The drawings are open only to ACBL members.Each time a member plays in an I/N event, he receivesanother chance to win the bridge library. Non-mem-bers may join at any time during the tournament andwill be eligible to participate immediately.
The drawing will be held after the first sessionbegins on the final day of the tournament. The winnerdoes not need to be present to win.
Sponsors of the program are: ACBL, Baron BarclayBridge Supplies, Jim Becker, Marty Bergen, Rick Brown,Larry Cohen, Audrey Grant, Great Game Products Inc.,Max Hardy, Chris Hasney, Harry Lampert, MikeLawrence, Master Point Press, Liberty Z. Pyros, AnnReese, Barbara Seagram, Frank Stewart and Bobby Wolff.
All books and video program are available for pur-chase, some directly from the author. For specific pur-chase information, please contact: [email protected]
The ACBL recognizes each of these contributors as asupporter of the ACBL I/N program. We hope that I/Nplayers will support the authors and organizations thatcontributed to this program. Don’t forget that reading is akey to your bridge development.
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Who said it’s better to be lucky than good? Well,they certainly nailed it on Board 1 of the evening LifeMaster Open Pairs qualifying.
In the interest of Truth, Justice and the American Way,I’ll show you the auction – you don’t have to like it.
I was playing with Bobby Wolff and yes, 3� was aterrible bid. We have at least 300 coming to us if wedouble 3�. But the field played heart partscores on aclub lead and trump shift – making eight tricks.
In 3�, the defense led two rounds of clubs. I ruffedand decided to scramble what I could from the wreck-age. I led the �J and put in the king, then cashed thetop hearts and diamonds, ruffed a heart and led the �Afrom hand. Remarkably, the defense is helpless to stopnine tricks.
When East ruffs low, you overruff, ruff a club, ruffa diamond with the �K and have nine tricks in the bag.A slight defensive error actually let me score plus 170but even plus 140 would have been huge.
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ing Seniors a treat at the Senior Reception on Wednesdaynight at 7 following the afternoon game. The troupe willperform a medley of holiday and general music and whilelistening you can enjoy some wine and cheese.
The choir is made up of 170 talented youngsters frommetropolitan Phoenix who participate in various groupsbased on age and talent. The youngest -- the beginnersare seven-to-eight year old -- while the Grammy-awardwinning Tour Choir includes experienced teen memberswith accomplished voices. All five choruses appear onthe Phoenix Boys Choir’s subscription series.
The choir has been performing in Phoenix areaschools, senior and retirement centers and before ser-vice and professional organizations.
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FIRST SATURDAY ZIP SWISS 10 Teams
A B C 3.03 1 Larry Mori, Clearwater FL; Tadashi Yoshida, Tokyo Japan;
Michiko Ohno, Tokyo Japan; Hiroko Sekiyama, Kanagawaken Japan 85.00 2.58 2 1 Marian Garrett, Bellevue WA; Elton Lipnick, Houston TX; Edward
Becker Jr, Midland MI; C Kay Teal, Richland WA 82.00 1.70 3 Chris Champion - Dennis Goldston - Bonnie Bagley - Toshiko
Yingst, Colorado Spgs CO 74.00 1.28 4 Jim Haws - Jim Relihan, Tampa FL; Geo. Fred Williams III - Brian
Hingerty, Knoxville TN 71.00 2.28 2 1 Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA; Alan Carpenter, San Francisco CA;
Shaun Chooi - Joe Clark, Dallas TX 69.00 1.45 3 William Weingarden, Santa Monica CA; Norm Gordon, Dol-des-Ormea
PQ; Laurie Beattie - Rob Lorck, Colorado Spgs CO 67.00 1.71 2 Robert Hill - Brenda Glaze - Nancy Jones, Anchorage AK; Lucy
Hillestad, Woodruff WI 46.00
1ST SUNDAY MORNING SIDE PAIRS 54 Pairs
A B C 5.61 1 Anita Chachkin, Delray Beach FL; William Vinson, Boynton Beach FL 170.50 4.21 2 John Russell, North Barringto IL; Bernace DeYoung, Miami FL 168.32 4.40 3 1 Bill Parrish - Beth Parrish, Birmingham AL 165.50 2.80 4 Leroy Abinanti, Surprise AZ; Mac Kowalczyk, Newcastle WA 164.45 3.30 5 2 Mike Kimball, Camuela HI; Mary Dee Overton, Waikoloa HI 160.82 2.48 6 3 Bob Dale, Pensacola FL; Richard Higgins, Ponchatoula LA 160.50 3.34 4 1 Annette Dimon, Richfld Spgs NY; Steven Juk, Ventura CA 159.13 1.39 5 William Wong, Elizabethtown KY; William Nabors, Colorado Spgs CO 157.09 2.68 6 Ahmed Sorathia, Chino CA; Reiko Raese, Boulder CO 157.00 2.51 2 Robert Quinlan - William Holt, Pittsburgh PA 152.27 1.88 3 Jody Castillo, Warsaw IN; Dale Shepherd, Fort Wayne IN 150.50 1.41 4 Dean Jenkins, Kailua Kona HI; Richard Gittleman, Kamuela HI 138.18 1.27 5 Jeff Nuttall - Sanford Lobliner, Houston TX 135.00 1.31 6 Richard Schwartz - Neil Powell, Tucson AZ 131.00
1ST SUNDAY MORNING 300/200/100 PAIRS 18 Pairs
A B C 2.66 1 Mary Hoover - Betty Gray, El Paso TX 109.29 2.18 2 1 Carolyn Deyett - Elaine Hall, Canton MI 103.50 1.64 3 2 1 Shantaprasad Upasani - Deepa Upasani, Placentia CA 92.43 0.98 4/5 Nancy Jansen - Judy Belknap, Henderson NV 91.50 1.23 4/5 3 2 Joanne Gibson, San Diego CA; Clifford Lardinois, San Rafael CA 91.50 0.92 4 Rufus Rhoades - Susan Rhoades, Pasadena CA 88.14 0.81 5/6 3/4 Bruce Huntoon, Manson WA; Doug Sanders, Everett WA 86.00 0.81 5/6 3/4 Diana Seeb, Laguna Niguel CA; Joe Succi, Irvine CA 86.00
1ST SUNDAY MORNING 300/200/100 SWISS TEAMS 12 Teams
A B C 3.08 1 1 Jill Seagren - Stephen Seagren, La Jolla CA; Mark Austerlitz, La
Mesa CA; Stephanie White, El Cajon CA 53.00 2.02 2/3 2 Bob Weise - Cathy Weise, Reno NV; Gary Martin, Spring Hill FL;
Dennis Martin, Omaha NE 52.00 2.02 2/3 Douglas Troxel, Holualoa HI; Carol Troxel, Lake City IA; Shelly
Hershberger, Kailua Kona HI; Frances Rockwell, Waikoloa HI 52.00 1.30 4 3 Virginia Forrester, Vancouver BC; Rick Holcomb, Malden MA; Carla
Hudner, Kentfield CA; David Case, Scottsdale AZ 51.00 1.52 1 Ann Rutledge - Ruth Ruyle, Roseville CA; Becky Moores - Diane
Deming, Houston TX 41.00
1ST SUNDAY FAST PAIRS 68 Pairs
A B C 23.10 1 Stan Underwood - Shirley Underwood, Banning CA 200.50 17.33 2 Carole Silverstein - Bruce Silverstein, Lancaster PA 200.00 12.99 3 1 Susan Goodman - Terry Mays, Cincinnati OH 199.50 9.75 4 Sharon Austin, Bainbridge IN; Catherine Lindholm, Indianapolis IN 199.43 7.31 5 Mark Bartusek, Santa Barbara CA; Richard Reitman, Los Gatos CA 199.00 5.48 6 Ellie Miller - Bob Bowers, Covington LA 198.00 4.17 7/8 Michael Edwards, Rock Island IL; Carolyn Holcomb, Englewood FL 195.00 3.68 7/8 Judy Elbogen, Mission Viejo CA; Madie Brice, Cordova TN 195.00 6.55 2 Walter Rassbach - Nancy Rassbach, Westminster CO 187.50 4.91 3 1 Bernard Gordon, Green Valley AZ; Robert Mautner, Tucson AZ 187.00 3.68 4 Frank Stone, Chandler AZ; Kang Hong, Tempe AZ 184.64 2.76 5 Thomas Theisen, Los Angeles CA; Sharon Hammer, Long Beach CA 183.00 2.33 6 Jan Fleckner - Douglas Fleckner, Las Vegas NV 178.00 3.50 2 Cecil Henry, Kingman AZ; William Stollar, Surprise AZ 177.35 2.62 3 Penny Augustine - Wilson Augustine, Toronto ON 171.00 2.19 4 Jennifer Kuhn - Philip Kuhn, San Mateo CA 170.50 1.61 5 Alfredo Moya - Constance Freeman, Tucson AZ 169.63
EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION KO TEAMS Bracket 1 12 Teams 26.83 1 Robert Levin - Jill Levin, Bronx NY; RichardKatz, N Versailles PA; Larry Cohen, Las Vegas NV 20.12 2 Carolyn Bjorklund, Los Altos CA; BillyMiller, Las Vegas NV; Curtis Cheek, Huntsville AL; Peter Fredin,Malmo Sweden; Magnus Lindkvist, Hoor Sweden 13.42 3/4 Stephen Hosch, Olympia WA; Barbara Nist,Bellevue WA; Craig Shanafelt, Chehalis WA; Balusu Rao,Redmond WA; Chuck Wilkinson, Jackson MS; Dudley Brown,Grandview WA 13.42 3/4 Jonathan Greenspan - Joyce Sillins, New YorkNY; Hugh Grosvenor - Jeff Roman, Alexandria VA
Bracket 2 15 Teams 22.77 1 Jill Wooldridge - Powhatan Wooldridge, Buf-falo NY; Charles Heilig, Chesapeake VA; Tom Ottley, AnchorageAK 17.08 2 W Wayne Sands - Charles Peterson, PhoenixAZ; Steven Adelson - Carol Rowley, Scottsdale AZ; James Hall,West Des Moines IA 11.39 3/4 Chris Champion - Dennis Goldston - BonnieBagley - Toshiko Yingst, Colorado Spgs CO 11.39 3/4 Paul Sorensen - Allan Sorensen, Berwyn AB;Dave Schouweiler, Bismarck ND; Barry Harper, Regina SK
Bracket 3 12 Teams 14.95 1 John Cassidy, Myrtle Beach SC; Gil Mahla,Hartwell GA; William Lynch - Doralu Lynch, Las Cruces NM 11.21 2 Michael Moffatt - Vicki Croome, Surrey BC;William Ge - Gary Ge, Vancouver BC 7.48 3/4 Gregory McLaughlin - Margaret Maidment,Irvine CA; Ralph Oxhandler, Spring Branch TX; Edward Foran,Marietta GA 7.48 3/4 Wayne Smith - Walter Brock, Calgary AB;Liam Johnstone, Birmingham England; Jon Downing, SolihillEngland
Bracket 4 12 Teams 10.12 1 Anthony Eckman, Austin TX; Gayle Marsh,La Mesa CA; Gary Shepley, Houston TX; Michael Burnside, SantaCruz CA 7.59 2 Robert Otis, Allen TX; Leo Norman, Arling-ton TX; John De Soto, San Francisco CA; Robert Walters, LakeHavasu Cty AZ 5.06 3/4 Gary Thomas - Alice Thomas, Langley BC;Peggy Nichols - Gordon Nichols, Yuma AZ 5.06 3/4 Lawrence Grey, Chandler AZ; Alice Quam,Deerfield WI; Leon Bennet-Alder - Evalyn Bennet-Alder, Tucson AZ
��� �����&���Tournament Director Stephen Kanzee was called
to a table where a husband and wife were playingagainst two women. One of the women realized thatshe is short a card. Kanzee found the missing card andrestored it to her hand. He explained that if she hadfailed to follow to the current trick that it could be cor-rected, but if she had failed to follow to an earlier trick,a revoke had been established.
Kanzee was called back after the play, and all threewomen were talking. Finally the husband said, “La-dies, can’t you be quiet and let Steve make his rul-ing?” Then he turned to Kanzee and said, “See howhard it is to get in a word edgewise with three womenat the table?”
After making the ruling, Kanzee told the husband,“I trust your wife will give you your ruling later.”
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ing the Hyatt after the evening game on Wednesdaystarting at 11 p.m. The groups entertaining players inthe Atrium area include men’s and women’s quartetsrepresenting the Beeliners and Undecided Now.
The male contingent, the Beeliners, are membersof the Society for the Preservation and Encouragementof Barbershop Quartet Singing while the women aremembers of the Scottsdale Chorus of Sweet Adelines.The groups will be performing old favorites as well ascomedy selections.
Enjoy the music while you munch on hot dogs,sauerkraut, chips and beer.
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NORTH-SOUTH SECTION XXX EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 W Reynolds, South Pasadena CA; James Rosenstiel, Alhambra CA 202.92 1 Cathy Nathan - Marc Nathan, Thousand Oaks CA 199.00 2 1 Jim Pestaner - Lucy Pestaner, Potomac MD 187.71 2 1 1 Alvin Malmon, Hopkins MN; R Gasway, Woodland Hills CA 190.32 3 Marla Chaikin, Monmouth Beach NJ; William Esberg, Long Branch NJ 180.92 3 2 Rai Osborne, Anaheim CA; Phil Clayton, West Covina CA 180.00 4 Thomas Hughes Jr, Fort Worth TX; Paul Markarian, Lancaster CA 175.50 4 3 Lynne Newman - Randall Dougherty, San Diego CA 173.50 5 2 George Saffeels, Las Vegas NV; Nicholas Gregorio Sr, Stoneham MA 170.21 5 4 2 Tom Long, Penfield NY; Robert Byrne, Richmond KY 172.79 6 Vera Jaffe, Walnut Creek CA; Ken McClenahan, Lone Tree CO 163.50 6 Karen Barrett, Darien CT; Douglas Thompson, Acton MA 164.08
3 Henry Williams - Rosemary Wade Williams, Kalamazoo MI 159.00 4 Julianne Nelson - Doug Adair, Midvale UT 152.00
1 Richard Schwartz - Neil Powell, Tucson AZ 148.00 2 Jean Anderson, Sun City West AZ; Sally Smith, Scottsdale AZ 131.54
SUNDAY EVENING SIDE SERIES 6TH OF 6 SESSIONSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 Patricia Hurlbert, Santa Ynez CA; Alan Lebendig, Los Angeles CA 162.00 1 1 Birte Ayer, Toronto ON; Jeanne Gray, Boulder CO 170.00 2 1 James Dean - Rosemarie Dean, Burlingame CA 157.50 2 Catherine Collinson, Tucson AZ; Paul Schwaighart, Normandy Park WA 147.00 3 2 Marjorie Wilson - Kenneth Wilson, Los Alamos NM 148.00 3 2 Eunice Patton, Bloomington IL; Fred Crockett, Danville IL 145.00 4 3 Jan Fleckner - Douglas Fleckner, Las Vegas NV 144.50 4 Shirley Seals - Myra Rucker, Ponte Vedra FL 140.50 5 Kenneth Marcroft - Carole Marcroft, Dayton OH 138.50 5 3 Patricia Worthley, Andover MA; David Macey, Cheyenne WY 138.50
4 1 James Flint, Zillah WA; Seth Cohen, New York NY 133.00 4 1 Henry Lai - Jocelyn Krug, Vancouver BC 133.50 2 Joe Marci - Kathy Marci, Denver CO 121.50 2 Elaine Luongo, Deerfield Beach FL; Lorraine Russell, Raymond AB 127.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HHH EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Roger Smith, Sacramento CA; Linda Trent, Fullerton CA 155.00 1 1 Ted Cohn - Sandra Cohn, Sun City West AZ 158.00 2 Lorraine Vonk, Green Valley AZ; Richard Mullins, Phoenix AZ 151.50 2 Gerri Knilans - Hal Knilans, Thousand Oaks CA 152.00 3 2 1 Christina Decker, Bel Tiburon CA; Jane Frost, San Rafael CA 148.00 3 2 Linda Shallit, Belfair WA; Barbara Kolppa, Puyallup WA 151.00 4 Dennis Scholl, Las Vegas NV; Ed Howard, Wichita KS 145.50 4 3 1 Carolyn Nisbet, Carpinteria CA; Philip Gordon, Las Vegas NV 148.00 5/6 3 James Ballard, Eatonton GA; Ruth Hamilton, Phoenix AZ 141.00 5 4 2 William Harlin - Joyce Harlin, Gainesville GA 142.50 5/6 Bob Bratcher, Vista CA; Derald Keetch, Fort Worth TX 141.00
4 2 Michael Lombardi, Norman OK; J Caldwell, Lewisville TX 129.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION III EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 1 1 Phyllis Bartlett, Deerfield IL; Barbara Sacks, Buffalo Grove IL 170.00 1 1 Norma Jean Du Bay, Corydon IA; Janis Masters, Shawnee Mission KS 169.00 2 Joyce Sillins - Jonathan Greenspan, New York NY 149.50 2 Richard Sternlieb, Milwaukee WI; Jack Triplett, Inkom ID 153.00 3 2 2 Suresh Agarwal, Charlottesvle VA; Charles McDonald, Oxnard CA 148.50 3 Samuel Wang, Monterey Park CA; Hao Jiang, Dayton OH 150.50 4 Britain Beezley - Shelba Parmley, Oklahoma City OK 146.50 4 2 1 Eddie Moriguchi - Yoko Tanaka, San Francisco CA 145.00 5/6 Carole Chapman - James Jacobs, Las Vegas NV 132.00 5 3 Roger Jones - Eleanora Jones, N Las Vegas NV 144.50 5/6 3 Pat Litfin - Bob Robbins, San Mateo CA 132.00 4 2 Mary Ann Wotring - Warren Wotring Jr, Chino Hills CA 130.50
A B C A B C 1 Aaron Silverstein - Robb Gordon, New York NY 187.00 1 1 Sanae Matsumoto, Honolulu HI; Julie Miller, Las Vegas NV 185.50 2 Peter Cheung, Fremont CA; Jeff Olson, Dallas TX 178.00 2 Chip Chapin - Richard Lanke, Honolulu HI 181.00 3 1 Joseph Thomas - Joyce Nakasaki, Redondo Beach CA 173.00 3 2 Joan Johnson, Pls Vrds Estate CA; Bea Cron, Rncho Pls Vrd CA 179.00 4 Angela Fenton, North Vancouver BC; Joerg Schneider, Vancouver BC 171.00 4 3 Kathryn Hudson, Boulder CO; Lois Moran, Sun City West AZ 174.00 5 2 1 Mark Ambrose, Louisville KY; Dan Kraft, Cave Creek AZ 169.50 5 4 Barbara Halper, Scottsdale AZ; Marie Geske, Placentia CA 171.50 6 3 Marvin Kolodzik, Cincinnati OH; Linda Gallaher, Morehead KY 165.50 6 1 David Pierpont, Peoria IL; Charlie Brown, Palm Springs CA 169.50
4 Joel Bieber, Armonk NY; Kassie Munoz, White Plains NY 156.50 2 Nancy Cord, Sun Valley ID; Susan Pereira, Scottsdale AZ 164.00 2 Derek Fiero - Teddi Fiero, Pleasanton CA 138.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION VVV EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 David Caprera, Evergreen CO; Dave Mickle, Golden CO 191.17 1 Dick Lum, Chatsworth CA; John Wong, Anaheim Hills CA 193.21 2 Mike Graham, Ann Arbor MI; Robert Bitterman, Charlotte NC 184.67 2 Carlos Munoz, White Plains NY; Stephen Schneer, Croton Hdsn NY 190.83 3 Jim Linhart, Delray Beach FL; Ken Monzingo, San Diego CA 181.00 3 1 1 James Wang, Tempe AZ; Min Xu, Phoenix AZ 187.33 4 1 1 Y Chen, Fremont CA; Norman Wang, Palo Alto CA 172.79 4 Thomas Oakley, Los Angeles CA; John Oakley, Round Rock TX 179.30 5 Linda Granell, Memphis TN; Shaleen Baze, Irvine CA 171.79 5 David Rosenberg, Jackson Heights NY; Philip Silverstein, Bronx NY 177.21 6 2 Gladyne Douglas, Seattle WA; Paul McGough, Sun City West AZ 171.67 6 2 Dale Shepherd, Fort Wayne IN; Nancy Grimes, Marshall WI 167.21
3 Gennifer Binder, New York NY; Shaun Chooi, Dallas TX 168.92 3 2 Nanci Molan, Peoria AZ; Terry Schreder, Airdrie AB 162.50 4 Clarence Mette III - Kitty Page Tomkinson, Scottsdale AZ 154.58
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION WWW EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Steve Vincent, Burnaby BC; Peter Cooper, Vancouver BC 227.46 1 1 Jim Pestaner - Lucy Pestaner, Potomac MD 192.63 2 Gregory Trautman, Olympia WA; Robert Rakevich, Elma WA 199.50 2 2 Julianne Nelson - Doug Adair, Midvale UT 184.79 3 2 1 Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA; Alan Carpenter, San Francisco CA 177.21 3 Vera Jaffe, Walnut Creek CA; Ken McClenahan, Lone Tree CO 174.79 4 3 2 Margret Salazar, Muskego WI; Wonnie Duncan, Anchorage AK 171.00 4 Marla Chaikin, Monmouth Beach NJ; William Esberg, Long Branch NJ 171.13 5 Marie Dahl - Carl Dahl Jr, Northridge CA 167.58 5 Thomas Hughes Jr, Fort Worth TX; Paul Markarian, Lancaster CA 164.42 6 4 Michael Nistler, Petaluma CA; Janet Lee, Centerville OH 166.71 6 3 1 Richard Schwartz - Neil Powell, Tucson AZ 164.13
4 John Arena, Boston MA; John Linderoth, Monroe Center IL 157.13 2 Linda Davis, Palatine IL; William Nabors, Colorado Spgs CO 143.63
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION XXX EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 W Reynolds, South Pasadena CA; James Rosenstiel, Alhambra CA 189.58 1 1 Tom Wylie, Woodland Hills CA; Reha Gur, Leonardo NJ 195.46 2 1 Rai Osborne, Anaheim CA; Phil Clayton, West Covina CA 187.46 2 Ann Ottenberg, Soquel CA; Jane Jennings, Ben Lomond CA 185.38 3 2 1 James Tonjes - Jean Tonjes, Espanola NM 174.80 3 Ronald Russell, Raymond AB; John Landeryou, Lethbridge AB 172.42 4 Mable Gray, Brentwood TN; Dot Blue, Nashville TN 173.21 4 2 Michael Hargrove - Marion Hargrove, Henderson NV 168.79 5 Cathy Nathan - Marc Nathan, Thousand Oaks CA 172.63 5 3 John Shufelt - Jean Shufelt, Newport RI 166.71 6 3 Jules Schoenberg - Hazel Schoenberg, Plano TX 172.00 6 4 Burton Graubart - Jo Billeter, Tucson AZ 165.54
4 2 Alvin Malmon, Hopkins MN; R Gasway, Woodland Hills CA 170.58 1 Lawrence Hanna, Huntington Bh CA; Richard Hanna, Laguna Beach CA 153.67
A B A B 1 Helen Pedersen, Apple Valley MN; Eugene Pedersen, Saint Paul MN 43.00 1 1 Janet Blume - Darnell Blume, Ramsey MN 46.00 2 1 Curtis Johnson - Lynn Johnson, La Palma CA 39.00 2 Rosemary Whitson - Larry Whitson, Burnsville Minnesota 39.50
A B C A B C 1 1 1 Judi Trenton, Hartland MI; Cheryl Evans, Houston TX 98.00 1 1 1 Doug Sanders, Everett WA; Bruce Huntoon, Manson WA 108.50 2 Norma Barber - Maureen Wagner, Regina SK 95.50 2 Rob Lorck - Laurie Beattie, Colorado Spgs CO 105.00 3 2 2 John Smith Jr - Miriam Smith, Valrico FL 92.50 3 Betty Richards, East Orleans MA; Walter Yllo, North Attleboro MA 93.00 4 3 Arlene Riley, Spring Valley CA; Patricia Krueger, Jamul CA 87.00 4 2 2 Marsha Helton - Darryl Helton, Sedona AZ 84.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION DDD EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Mary Skavaril, Columbus OH; Robert Victor, Palm Springs CA 96.60 1 1 Sue Gerard - Mary Edholm, Mexico 115.50 2 1 Tim Murray - J.Lynne Schuetz, Sun City West AZ 93.80 2 2 Helen Gutknecht - Ed Gutknecht, Cottonwood AZ 100.10 3/4 Judy Helfer, Denver CO; Juanita Girand, Palo Alto CA 86.10 3 3 1 Else Kovacs - Anders Kovacs, Mississauga ON 88.90 3/4 Carl Brame, Tacoma WA; Helen Turman, Reno NV 86.10
2 1 Johanna Platt - Thomas Platt, Mississauga ON 85.40
STRATIFIED IMP PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION A EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1/2 Richard Reitman, Los Gatos CA; Don Nemiro, Hollister CA 31.00 1 James Glickman, Woodland Hills CA; Richard Kaye, Bingham Farms MI 56.00 1/2 Colin Harrington, Cambridge ON; John Moser, St Agatha ON 31.00 2 Mike Miller, Temple TX; Roy Baughman, Pantego TX 55.00 3 1 Gregory McLaughlin, Irvine CA; Michael Heymann, Fort Worth TX 22.00 3 1 Sharyl Durham - Dan Durham, Las Vegas NV 53.00 4 2 1 Larry King, Hanalei HI; Shelly Hershberger, Kailua Kona HI -2.00 4 Phil Leon, Grosse Pointe MI; David Kamm, Grand Rapids MI 38.00 5 Eileen Becher - David Becher, Swampscott MA -7.00 5 Margie Sullivan - Myles Walsh, Buzzards Bay MA 25.00 6 Robert Casey, Worcester MA; Harris Jacobs, Norwich CT -8.00 6 2 1 Bonnie Tanner, Kent WA; Donald Plorde, Port Ludlow WA 21.00
3 Stan Chow, San Francisco CA; Cathy Hildebrand, Novato CA -19.00 3 2 Gertrude Moore, Orinda CA; Donald Christensen, Seattle WA 19.00 4 Elizabeth Murphy, Falmouth MA; Lynn Rattinger, Roanoke VA -26.00 4/5 Carol McConnell - John Mc Connell, Desoto TX 15.00
2 James Washburn, Mill Valley CA; Sandra Straus, Boulder CO -30.00 4/5 Georgeanne Bender, Cocoa Beach FL; Shirley Scott, Colorado Spgs CO 15.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION V EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 1 Allen Reiter, Caesaria Israe Israel; Sue Ann Moore, Colorado Spgs CO 77.00 1 Jim Senter - Gale Senter, Laguna Niguel CA 38.00 2 2 Natalie Bassil, Boston MA; Marilyn Chambers, West Boylston MA 60.00 2 Henry Caspar - Tom Buttle, Toronto ON 37.00 3 Jay Gibson, Benbrook TX; Annette McCarty, Galveston TX 43.00 3 Douglas Blagdon, Lakewood CA; Fida Hirschhaut, Caracas Venezuela 33.00 4 Jay Wein, Phoenix AZ; Bryan Rapson, Halifax NS 29.00 4 1 1 Chris Kindt - Jane Formet, Orlando FL -1.00 5 Eddie Kantar, Santa Monica CA; Pinhas Romik, Rehovot Israel 23.00 5 2 Billie Greene, San Diego CA; Mary Ballin, Solana Beach CA -4.00 6 Rhonda Monro, Beverly Hills MI; Kathy Newman, West Bloomfield MI 21.00 6 3 2 Claes Lindh - Lars Stenlund, Kalmar Sweden -7.00
3 Eddie Kyme - Stephanie Kyme, Pembroke Bermuda 7.00 1 Pearl Feldman, Deerfield Beach FL; Cheryl Skinner, Batavia OH -6.00 2/3 Edwin Glickman, Snowmass CO; Duaine Benard, Redford MI -9.00 2/3 Gregory Merenbach - Jeanette Merenbach, Santa Rosa CA -9.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION W EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Thomas Gardner - Beverly Gardner, Southfield MI 44.00 1 Sidney Golub, West Palm Beach FL; Ronnie Ferestien, Waban MA 44.00 2 1 Roberta Lyon, Bel Tiburon CA; Mayday Card, Larkspur CA 15.00 2 L Andrew Campbell - Roberta Grubb, Manhattan Beach CA 36.00 3 Mark Pedersen, Canyon TX; Daniel Williams, Lghthse Point FL 12.00 3 1 1 Tyler Mowrey - Shain Oleson, Fairbanks AK 34.00 4 2 1 Hansford Rowe, Valencia CA; Donna Rice, Traverse City MI 7.00 4 2 Bob Dale, Pensacola FL; Richard Higgins, Ponchatoula LA 32.00 5 3 Jamie Rubenstein, Scottsdale AZ; Bob Friz, Leonard TX 6.00 5 Joan Stein, Milwaukee WI; Ralph Hoffman, Lake Forest IL 19.00 6 4 David Sykes - Sally Sykes, Paget Bermuda -2.00 6/7 Melvin Norvelle, Tucson AZ; Leo Bicknese, Mesa AZ 14.00
2 Eleanor Gendill, Denver CO; Elaine Gilbertson, Steamboat Spr CO -26.00 6/7 Mac Steen - Jamie Steen, Bellevue WA 14.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION X EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 Mieko Nakanishi, Yokohama Japan; Haruko Koshi, Tokyo Japan 55.00 1 1 Richard D’Litzenberger, Leavenworth WA; Guy Bruno, Peoria AZ 32.00 2 Jan Nathan, Manhattan Beach CA; Steve Mager, Hermosa Beach CA 39.00 2 2 1 Marc Glickman - Robert Glickman, Woodland Hills CA 27.00 3 Irwin Kostal Jr, Cathedral City CA; Howard Einberg, Los Angeles CA 35.00 3 Harriel Shea, San Jose CA; Allan Smith, Peterborough ON 9.00 4 Judy Fiske, Sagamore Beach MA; Kathleen Kenney, South Yarmouth MA 32.00 4 Roman Smolski - Vera Petty, Warwick Bermuda 8.00 5 Jean Willis, El Dorado AR; Harriet Smith, Shreveport LA 27.00 5 Merle Stetser, Honolulu HI; Walter Dedio, Morden MB 7.00 6 Lou Kelleher, Dover MA; William Mannschreck, Virginia Beach VA 25.00 6 Jon Martin, Fargo ND; R Johnson, Oakdale MN 2.00
1 Pamela Wiegmann, Lewisville TX; Elizabeth Brown, Denton TX 10.00 3 2 Valda Fletcher, West Covina CA; Shirley Stigers, High Rls Mt P NM -18.00 2/3 Lodean Pesavento - Lee Pesavento, Alamo CA 3.00 2/3 Rena Hetzer, Cordova TN; Laura Kenney, San Rafael CA 3.00
1 Gregory Vernon - Craig Stump, Ridgecrest CA -2.00
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1ST SUNDAY MORNING SIDE PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION O EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 1 Ahmed Sorathia, Chino CA; Reiko Raese, Boulder CO 157.00 1 Anita Chachkin, Delray Beach FL; William Vinson, Boynton Beach FL 170.50 2 2 Sabina Lim, Orange CA; Ravi Bhalla, Emeryville CA 156.00 2 1 Bill Parrish - Beth Parrish, Birmingham AL 165.50 3 Phillis Herbster - Louis Herbster, Tucson AZ 154.00 3 Kelley Hwang, New York NY; Peter Morse, North Vancouver BC 137.50 4 Sidney Golub, West Palm Beach FL; Ronnie Ferestien, Waban MA 152.50 4 2 1 Jeff Nuttall - Sanford Lobliner, Houston TX 135.00 5 3 Alan Steggles, Ravenna OH; Amal Dasgupta, Wilmington DE 142.00 5 3 Sylvia Ross, Bel Tiburon CA; Kirsten Wibroe, Sausalito CA 133.00
4 1 Richard Schwartz - Neil Powell, Tucson AZ 131.00 2 Brad Bozick, Waltham MA; Thomas Coleman, San Jose CA 130.50 2 Nancy Benedict - Gerald Benedict, Englewood CO 126.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION P EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 John Russell, North Barringto IL; Bernace Deyoung, Miami FL 168.32 1 Leroy Abinanti, Surprise AZ; Mac Kowalczyk, Newcastle WA 164.45 2 1 Mike Kimball, Camuela HI; Mary Dee Overton, Waikoloa HI 160.82 2 1 1 Annette Dimon, Richfld Spgs NY; Steven Juk, Ventura CA 159.13 3 2 Bob Dale, Pensacola FL; Richard Higgins, Ponchatoula LA 160.50 3 2 2 Robert Quinlan - William Holt, Pittsburgh PA 152.27 4 3 William Wong, Elizabethtown KY; William Nabors, Colorado Spgs CO 157.09 4 3 3 Jody Castillo, Warsaw IN; Dale Shepherd, Fort Wayne IN 150.50 5 Albert Feldman, Carlsbad CA; Mike Albert, Omaha NE 145.50 5 4 John Arena, Boston MA; John Linderoth, Monroe Center IL 144.27 6 Dave Schouweiler, Bismarck ND; Ken Gee, Regina SK 138.32 6 Marjorie Michelin, Los Angeles CA; John Jeffrey, Las Vegas NV 139.18
4 1 Maxine Reiss, New York NY; Donna Davis, Scottsdale AZ 127.41 2 Kristina Juk, Ventura CA; Charles McDonald, Oxnard CA 125.55
1ST SUNDAY MORNING 300/200/100 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION R EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 Mary Hoover - Betty Gray, El Paso TX 109.29 1 1 Carolyn Deyett - Elaine Hall, Canton MI 103.50 2 1 1 Shantaprasad Upasani - Deepa Upasani, Placentia CA 92.43 2/3 Nancy Jansen - Judy Belknap, Henderson NV 91.50 3 2 Rufus Rhoades - Susan Rhoades, Pasadena CA 88.14 2/3 2 1 Joanne Gibson, San Diego CA; Clifford Lardinois, San Rafael CA 91.50 4 Sally Blewett, Beaumont TX; Patsy Pierce, Hardin TX 86.71 4/5 3/4 2/3 Bruce Huntoon, Manson WA; Doug Sanders, Everett WA 86.00
4/5 3/4 2/3 Diana Seeb, Laguna Niguel CA; Joe Succi, Irvine CA 86.00
1ST SUNDAY FAST PAIRS 1ST OF 2 SESSIONSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 Carole Silverstein - Bruce Silverstein, Lancaster PA 98.50 1 Sharon Austin, Bainbridge IN; Catherine Lindholm, Indianapolis IN 109.93 2 1 1 Cecil Henry, Kingman AZ; William Stollar, Surprise AZ 97.35 2 Mark Bartusek, Santa Barbara CA; Richard Reitman, Los Gatos CA 98.50 3 Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK; Raymond Zekauskas Jr, Tulsa OK 94.07 3 1 1 A Birenbaum, North York ON; Robert Smilay, Scottsdale AZ 92.36 4 2 Karen Miller, Paradise Valley AZ; Al Raudenbush, Bellevue WA 88.50 4 Ole Godefroy - Julie Godefroy, Bellevue WA 89.50 5 3 Carl Lindros - Joanne Lindros, Santa Barbara CA 88.07 5 2 Jan Fleckner - Douglas Fleckner, Las Vegas NV 88.50
2 Geraldine Travis, Glendale AZ; Bobbye Mullen, Detroit MI 82.86 3 Steven Kaessner, Yuba City CA; Robert Victor, Palm Springs CA 86.31NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HHH EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 Stan Underwood - Shirley Underwood, Banning CA 104.00 1 1 Frank Stone, Chandler AZ; Kang Hong, Tempe AZ 100.64 2 1 Walter Rassbach - Nancy Rassbach, Westminster CO 102.00 2 Mieko Nakanishi, Yokohama Japan; Haruko Koshi, Tokyo Japan 98.93 3 2 Andrew Hanes, Provincetown MA; Mark Sundelin, Hyannis MA 89.50 3 Ellie Miller - Bob Bowers, Covington LA 97.50 4 Catherine Podolsky - Michael Mikyska, Los Angeles CA 86.50 4 Peter Petruzzellis, Toronto ON; M Peters, Palm Harbor FL 93.29
1 Shan Warrick - Arthur Warrick, Tucson AZ 80.50 2 Jane Meyer, Mesa AZ; Wayne Timms, Waterloo ON 84.50 1 Fay Lumpkins, Colorado Spgs CO; Norman Jacobs, Carefree AZ 74.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION III EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1/2 1 Thomas Theisen, Los Angeles CA; Sharon Hammer, Long Beach CA 99.00 1 Michael Edwards, Rock Island IL; Carolyn Holcomb, Englewood FL 98.50 1/2 Bob Bratcher, Vista CA; Derald Keetch, Fort Worth TX 99.00 2 Patricia Chambers - Robin Chambers, Palo Alto CA 95.50 3 Judy Elbogen, Mission Viejo CA; Madie Brice, Cordova TN 96.00 3 1 1 Bernard Gordon, Green Valley AZ; Robert Mautner, Tucson AZ 93.50 4 Ritchey Goodwin - Greg Reich, New York NY 90.50 4 2 Susan Goodman - Terry Mays, Cincinnati OH 93.00
2 Wilma Krueger - Joan Beuchel, Scottsdale AZ 87.50 1 Jennifer Kuhn - Philip Kuhn, San Mateo CA 81.50
1ST SUNDAY FAST PAIRS SECOND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 1 Susan Goodman - Terry Mays, Cincinnati OH 106.50 1 Carole Silverstein - Bruce Silverstein, Lancaster PA 101.50 2 Michael Edwards, Rock Island IL; Carolyn Holcomb, Englewood FL 96.50 2 Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK; Raymond Zekauskas Jr, Tulsa OK 95.50 3 2 1 Bernard Gordon, Green Valley AZ; Robert Mautner, Tucson AZ 93.50 3 1 1 Alfredo Moya - Constance Freeman, Tucson AZ 92.00 4 Fred Ragsdale - Jennifer Salisbury, Corrales NM 93.00 4/5 2 Jan Fleckner - Douglas Fleckner, Las Vegas NV 89.50
4/5 Sharon Austin, Bainbridge IN; Catherine Lindholm, Indianapolis IN 89.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HHH EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 Mark Bartusek, Santa Barbara CA; Richard Reitman, Los Gatos CA 100.50 1 Nancy Smalley - John Smalley, Beaumont TX 113.50 2 Adele Verkamp, Phoenix AZ; Nancy Wittwer, Falls City NE 96.50 2 1 1 Penny Augustine - Wilson Augustine, Toronto ON 99.50 3 Ole Godefroy - Julie Godefroy, Bellevue WA 88.50 3 Stan Underwood - Shirley Underwood, Banning CA 96.50 4 1 Arline Sands - Bob Deters, Chicago IL 87.50 4 2 Ron Short - Jill Burtram, Albuquerque NM 90.00 5 Kenneth Marcroft - Carole Marcroft, Dayton OH 86.00 5 Walter Rassbach - Nancy Rassbach, Westminster CO 85.50
2/3 Karen Miller, Paradise Valley AZ; Al Raudenbush, Bellevue WA 82.50 2/3 1 Fay Lumpkins, Colorado Spgs CO; Norman Jacobs, Carefree AZ 82.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION III EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Sonja Shiner, Paradise Valley AZ; Jan Bricklin, Scottsdale AZ 102.00 1 Judy Elbogen, Mission Viejo CA; Madie Brice, Cordova TN 99.00 2 Ellie Miller - Bob Bowers, Covington LA 100.50 2 1 Dave Douglass, Oro Valley AZ; Imre Sandor Md, Phoenix AZ 92.50 3 Mieko Nakanishi, Yokohama Japan; Haruko Koshi, Tokyo Japan 95.00 3/4 2 1 Jennifer Kuhn - Philip Kuhn, San Mateo CA 89.00 4 1 Regina Tramel, Sun City AZ; Robert Knoblauch, Peoria AZ 86.00 3/4 Ritchey Goodwin - Greg Reich, New York NY 89.00
2 Frank Stone, Chandler AZ; Kang Hong, Tempe AZ 84.00 1 Mary Rahm, Hopkins MN; Judith Case, Scottsdale AZ 82.00
A B A B 1 1 Careen Keith - Thelma L. Allison, Sun City West AZ 41.17 1 1 Larry Whitson - Rosemary Whitson, Burnsville MN 37.00 2 Curtis Johnson - Lynn Johnson, La Palma CA 37.83 2 Carolyn Adams - Bert Adams, Steilacoom WA 35.00
A B A B 1 1 Hazel Ross-Nord, Tucson AZ; Steve Lang, Marana AZ 163.00 1 Daniel Halsey - Jerry Clement, Surprise AZ 167.00 2 2 Avis Burger - Milford Burger, Scottsdale AZ 156.50 2 1 Larry Betts, Glendale AZ; Earl Hill, Surprise AZ 158.00 3 Johanna Platt - Thomas Platt, Mississauga ON 148.50 3 2 Marian Wilson - Bev Nebbia, Tucson AZ 151.50 4 Helen Pedersen, Apple Valley MN; Eugene Pedersen, Saint Paul MN 144.50 4 3 Haven Williams, Surprise AZ; Ruth Ruyle, Roseville CA 144.50 5 Judi Trenton, Hartland MI; Tim Murray, Sun City West AZ 143.50 5 Darryl Helton - Marsha Helton, Sedona AZ 143.00
A B A B 1 1 Henry Lai - Jocelyn Krug, Vancouver BC 110.29 1 1 John Smith Jr - Miriam Smith, Valrico FL 102.50 2 2 Rufus Rhoades - Susan Rhoades, Pasadena CA 96.00 2 2 Pat Mattingly, Carefree AZ; J. Stephen Simon, Durango CO 100.00 3 3 Donald Ryan - Sonia Ryan, Golden CO 95.43 3 3 Edwena Hecker - Gerald Hecker, Boise ID 90.00 4 Ann Wright - Marjorie Somberg, Scottsdale AZ 92.57 4 4 Alysc Galvin - Cooper Galvin, Anchorage Alaska 88.00 5 4 Philip Olsson - Gayle Olsson, Toronto ON 84.50 5 Richard Colwell - Rosemary Colwell, Colorado Spgs CO 87.50
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SIDE SERIES FIFTH SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION SSS EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 W Wayne Sands, Phoenix AZ; James Hall, West Des Moines IA 131.50 1 Phillis Herbster - Louis Herbster, Tucson AZ 122.50 2 Alvin Zuckerman, Oceanside NY; O Finley, Wilmington NC 125.50 2 1 Carolyn Wiegand - Victor Wiegand, Battle Creek MI 121.50 3 Dewy Cundiff - Peg Cundiff, Las Vegas NV 123.00 3 2 Betty Wood, Scottsdale AZ; James Ballard, Eatonton GA 119.50 4 Rosemarie Whitmore, Spring Valley NY; Gerald Goodman, Fort Lee NJ 119.50 4 3 Roberto Verthelyi, New York NY; John Verthelyi, Bethesda MD 112.00 5 Gene Simpson, Pacific Plsds CA; Soohi Synn, Seoul South Korea 117.00 5 4 Marjorie Wilson - Kenneth Wilson, Los Alamos NM 110.50
1 Geraldine Raupe, Nichols Hills OK; Lynne Taylor, Oklahoma City OK 114.50 1/2 Suresh Agarwal, Charlottesvle VA; Charles McDonald, Oxnard CA 110.00 2 Shirley Lehman, Sun City AZ; Jeffrey Lehman, Newton Center MA 104.50 1/2 Mitch Towner, Salt Lake City UT; Steven Towner, Salt Lake Cty UT 110.00 3 1 Carolyn Nisbet, Carpinteria CA; Philip Gordon, Las Vegas NV 104.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TTT EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 David Frank, Bloomfield MI; Arnold Rodin, West Bloomfield MI 134.50 1 Bob Luebkeman, Lafayette CA; Anita Burgis, San Diego CA 137.50 2 Eva Kishpaugh, Phoenix AZ; Larry Pederson, Scottsdale AZ 124.00 2 Hannah Moon, Prince Albert SK; Jack Triplett, Inkom ID 135.50 3 Daniel Hoekstra, Portland OR; Elizabeth Kocsis, Fountain Hls AZ 117.00 3 Robert Lavin, East Longmeadow MA; Patricia Wright, Charlotte NC 120.50 4 Robert Wolff, Scottsdale AZ; Merle Stetser, Honolulu HI 115.00 4 1 Beth Parrish - Bill Parrish, Birmingham AL 118.50 5 Jerry Premo, Sacramento CA; Kay Beck, Fishers IN 114.50 5 2 Richard Towner - Barbara Towner, Mankato MN 116.50
2 Sandra Rose, Phoenix AZ; Maryan Shaw, Scottsdale AZ 106.00 3 1 Harold Glazer, Mesa AZ; Karrie Yeatman, Valdosta GA 108.50 1 Kay Enfield - Robert Enfield, Santa Fe NM 91.00 4 Dewitt Hudson Jr - Elizabeth Hudson, Arlington TX 104.00
1ST SUNDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS 1ST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION UUU EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 1 1 James Wang, Tempe AZ; Min Xu, Phoenix AZ 190.50 1 Aaron Silverstein - Robb Gordon, New York NY 184.00 2 Dick Lum, Chatsworth CA; John Wong, Anaheim Hills CA 181.00 2 1 Joseph Thomas - Joyce Nakasaki, Redondo Beach CA 182.50 3 Denise Zongas - James Tullis, Yarmouth Port MA 171.50 3/4 2 1 Ken Batko, Scottsdale AZ; Fred Batko, Phoenix AZ 181.00 4 Carlos Munoz, White Plains NY; Stephen Schneer, Croton Hdsn NY 170.50 3/4 Alan Goldenberg, Oak Ridge TN; Balusu Rao, Redmond WA 181.00 5 Gerene Gluckson, Sedona AZ; Paul Ivaska, Las Vegas NV 164.00 5 Peter Cheung, Fremont CA; Jeff Olson, Dallas TX 179.50 6 Ray Johnson, Park City UT; Howard Piltch, Andover MA 163.50 6 Justine Cushing - Susan Picus, New York NY 178.00
2 Judi Waters - Marie Wiley, London ON 159.00 3 Joel Bieber, Armonk NY; Kassie Munoz, White Plains NY 175.00 3 2 Karl Swartz - Richard Turke, Sierra Vista AZ 156.00 4 Anne Casey, Sun Lakes AZ; Myrna Baker, Chandler AZ 158.50 4 Clarence Mette III - Kitty Page Tomkinson, Scottsdale AZ 153.00 2 Derek Fiero - Teddi Fiero, Pleasanton CA 144.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION VVV EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Helene Drake - George Drake, Phoenix AZ 185.50 1 David Caprera, Evergreen CO; Dave Mickle, Golden CO 184.00 2 1 1 Nancy Turner - Susan Jackowitz, New York NY 184.00 2 1 1 David Pierpont, Peoria IL; Charlie Brown, Palm Springs CA 181.00 3 Craig Zastera, Woodinville WA; John Maki, Bothell WA 182.50 3 Mike Albert, Omaha NE; Albert Feldman, Carlsbad CA 173.50 4 Stephen Lucas - Lesley Decker Lucas, Woodbury NY 182.00 4/5 2 2 Bonnie Scott - Patty Metcalfe, Edmonton AB 171.50 5 2 Sanae Matsumoto, Honolulu HI; Julie Miller, Las Vegas NV 174.50 4/5 Gary Moore, Beverly Hills CA; Chris Lubesnik, Bronx NY 171.50 6 3 Joan Johnson, Pls Vrds Estate CA; Bea Cron, Rncho Pls Vrd CA 173.00 6/7 3 Gennifer Binder, New York NY; Shaun Chooi, Dallas TX 159.50
4 2 Maureen Warman, Danville CA; Roger Weiss, Clayton CA 162.00 6/7 Ali Topcu - Sara Topcu, Sacramento CA 159.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION WWW EAST-WEST
A B C A B C 1 1 Carolyn Sullivan - James Sullivan, Richfield OH 178.00 1 1 Paul Soper - George Willis, Sierra Vista AZ 176.50 2 2 David Traub - Carol Traub, Baltimore MD 177.50 2 2 Genecia Adler, Tucson AZ; Marvin Woods, Lacey WA 175.50 3 3 Michael Hargrove - Marion Hargrove, Henderson NV 171.00 3 3 Elle McCarty - Doris Stahly, Mesa AZ 173.50 4 4 Burton Graubart - Jo Billeter, Tucson AZ 170.50 4 Marie Dahl - Carl Dahl Jr, Northridge CA 172.50 5 1 Charles Collins - Connie Collins, Denver CO 168.50 5 Jean Choi, Honolulu HI; Dora Shimada, Mililani HI 169.50 6 Phyllis Burstein, Cherry Hill NJ; Ernestine Murphrey, Altamonte Spg FL 166.00 6 4 Robert Kroning - Susan Kroning, Seaside OR 166.50
1 Michael Nistler, Petaluma CA; Janet Lee, Centerville OH 156.50 2 Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA; Alan Carpenter, San Francisco CA 146.50
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Monday, December 2, 9:00 a.m.Event Session Sold Entry/player/session
ACBL members** OthersLong Beach Bracketed KO Teams 1st PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14
Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday AM Side Game Series* 1st single session PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14Stratified 299er Pairs single PCP Exhibit Hall A $12 $13
Monday, December 2, 1:00 p.m.International Fund Pairs* single PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14 (Part of the Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday Side Game Series)
Monday, December 2, 1:00 & 7:30 p.m.Victor Mitchell Open Board-a-Match Teams 1-2F HR 1st floor $15.50 $16.50Marsha May Sternberg Women’s Board-a-Match Teams 1-2F HR 1st floor $15.50 $16.50Senior KO Teams 2nd HR 2nd floor $15.50 $16.50Sunday-Monday Bracketed KO Teams 3-4 PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14Camelback Compact KO Teams 1-2 PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14 Continues at 7:30 p.m.Strati-Flighted Open Pairs* Flight A/X 1-2 *** $13 $14 Flight B/C/D 1-2 PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $130-20, 0-5 Pairs single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $12
Monday, December 2, 7:30 p.m.ACBL-wide Charity Pairs* single PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14 (Part of the Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday Side Game Series)Camelback Compact KO Teams 3-4 PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14Sabrina Ballard Stratified Swiss Teams* single PCP Exhibit Hall A $12 $13Stratified 299er Swiss Teams single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $13299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $130-20, 0-5 Pairs single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $12
Monday, December 2, 11:30 p.m.Zip KO Teams single HR Cowboy Artist’s Room $12 $13
*** Crowne Plaza, Pueblo Room, 1st floor; enter from 1stStreet.
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*Unless otherwise noted, strat breaks for Stratified Open 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.
PCP = Phoenix Civic Plaza; HR = Hyatt Regency
Tuesday, December 3, 9:00 a.m.Event Session Sold Entry/player/session
ACBL members** OthersLong Beach Bracketed KO Teams 2nd PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday AM Side Game Series* 2nd single session PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14Stratified 299er Pairs single PCP Exhibit Hall A $12 $13
Tuesday, December 3, 10:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m.Stratified Fast Open Pairs* 1-2 PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14
Tuesday, December 3, 1:00 & 7:30 p.m.Edgar Kaplan Blue Ribbon Pairs 1-2Q HR 1st floor $15.50 $16.50 Sponsored by Cabot Cheese of Vermont. (Pre-qualification required; 2 qualifying, 2 semifinal, 2 final sessions)Senior KO Teams 3rd HR 1st floor $15.50 $16.50Stratified Open Pairs* 1-2 PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14Tuesday-Wednesday Bracketed KO Teams 1-2 PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday Side Game Series 3rd single session PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $130-20, 0-5 Pairs single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $12
Tuesday, December 3, 7:30 p.m.Brooke Ballard Stratified Swiss Teams* single PCP Exhibit Hall A $12 $13Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday Side Game Series 4th single session PCP Exhibit Hall A $13 $14Stratified 299er Swiss Teams single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $13299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $130-20, 0-5 Pairs single PCP Flagstaff 1-5 $12 $12
Tuesday, December 3, 11:30 p.m.Zip KO Teams single HR Cowboy Artist’s Room $12 $13
