Meet George Retek,2002 ACBL President At the 2001 Summer NABC in Toronto, District 1

representative to the ACBL Board of Directors GeorgeRetek was elected ACBL president for 2002. In an inter-view conducted Sunday morning, Retek talked about hislife, his relationship with bridge and his views on the fu-ture of the game and ACBL.

Retek, of Montreal PQ, was first elected to the ACBLBoard in 1979, making him the senior member of thepolicy-setting body.

Q: Tell us aboutGeorge Retek, theperson.

A: I was born in1936 in Budapest,Hungary. I survivedthe Holocaust andparticipated in theHungarian uprisingagainst the Soviets in1956. In 1957 I immi-grated to Montreal,which I consider myhometown.

After earning aBachelor’s of Commerce degree from Sir George Will-iams University and a Chartered Accountant’s degree fromMcGill University, I have been practicing as a CharteredAccountant for almost 40 years.

My wife, Mari, and I have just celebrated our 30th

wedding anniversary, and we have one son, Ralph, whoalso lives in Montreal. We have two beautiful grandchil-dren; Justin, 7, and Kayleigh, 6.

Q: How did you become interested in bridge?A: Originally, it wasn’t exactly for the best of rea-

sons. It was 1961, and my roommate, a fellow-Hungar-ian, came to me one day and said, “This is ridiculous! Weare immigrants in a new country, but we don’t know any-body and we aren’t involved in any social activities. Howare we supposed to meet girls?”

Anyway, he had gotten involved at a local bridge cluband he needed a partner, so I played with him.

But my connection to the game was much deeper thanthat, although I didn’t know it at the time. My father, whodied in 1963, was a bridge player although I never knew ituntil 10 years after his death. In 1973, I went to SouthAmerica and I met my father’s brother, who was living inMontevideo, for the first time.

While I was there, my uncle revealed to me that hehad a great passion, bridge, and that he had won the SouthAmerican championship. I expressed my surprise and told

November 18 - November 27, 2001 75th Fall North American Bridge Championships

Vol. 75, No.8 Editors: Henry Francis and Paul LinxwilerMonday, November 26, 2001

Las Vegas, NevadaDaily BulletinDaily Bulletin

November 18 - November 27, 2001 75th Fall North American Bridge Championships

A Sept. 11 tragedyin the bridge world

Steven E. Furman of Wesley Hills NY apparentlywas the only tournament bridge player who was killedin the Twin Towers disaster on Sept. 11. Steven, mar-

ried with four chil-dren ranging from 5to 11, worked forCantor Fitzgeraldon the 105th floor ofOne World TradeCenter. He was 40years old.

The tragedyleaves his wifeChava with the taskof raising Nisan, 11;Rachel, 10; Naomi,8, and Menashe, 5.This of course willbe a major financialand emotional bur-den.

Steven was theson of Joyce Lilie

and the stepson of Harold Lilie, two ACBL players whohave won many events at the North American level.

Steven’s family has set up a trust fund for thechildren’s education and support. All donations are tax-deductible.

Anyone wishing to make a donation can do so bysending it to:

Las Vegas 2001 istruly internationalLas Vegas 2001 is a truly international tournament.

Players from at least 33 nations are competing here.There may be others – sometimes the abbreviationsused to denote foreign countries are difficult to deci-pher!

Europe leads the way with 18 representatives –Austria, Czech Republic, England, France, Greece,Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands,Norway, Poland, Russia, Scotland, Spain, Switzerlandand Wales. Luxembourg is a first-time visitor.

Of course North America has its usual four – Ber-muda, Canada, Mexico and the United States.

We frequently have had players from Brazil andArgentina representing South America, but neither na-tion is here this time. However, there are three SouthAmerican countries here – Colombia, Uruguay andVenezuela. This is the first visit for both Colombia andUruguay.

There are three Far East nations represented here –China, Japan and Korea. Approximately 10 Chineseand 30 Japanese made the trip across the Pacific, butmany more – another 30 Chinese and 70 Japanese –originally were booked but canceled their reservationsafter the September 11 disaster. Indonesia usually sendsa few players here, and they tried to come but ran intovisa problems.

Two Middle East nations are represented here, andone made the headlines yesterday – a pair from Turkeysurprised the world by winning the prestigious EdgarKaplan Blue Ribbon Pairs. The other country is Israel.

Haiti and Jamaica are the Caribbean representa-tives. As for Oceania, Australia has a large contingenthere. Surprisingly, no players from New Zealand havebeen recorded here.

New Event!Monday, November 26, 2001,

1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.On to Houston KO Teams 2

Gold medalists: Gene Freed (left) and Grant Baze weremembers of the victorious squad in the World Senior Bowlheld as part of the World Championships in Paris in October.Their teammates were Joe Kivel, Chris Larsen and JohnOnstott. Also, Freed and Baze (again playing withteammates Larsen and Kivel) were the highest-scoringSenior squad in the World Transnational Teams, whichearned them an automatic qualification for the next WorldSenior Bowl.

Truscott leads NA SwissThe squad captained by Alan Truscott (Stan Sather,

Sylvia Summers, Kenneth Eichenbaum, DorothyTruscott, Michel Schneider) led the field of 136 teamsin opening-day action in the North American SwissTeams. The Truscott team scored 124 VPs.

In second with 114 VPs is the team of Steve Bruno,Darrell Keel, Michael Levy and Joe Harris.

The cutoff score for qualification to today’s semi-final round was 81 VPs.

Yesterday’s action featured eight seven-boardmatches, scored on the 20-point Victory Point scale.

Steven Furman

More U.S. players earn Gold in Paris: Michael Seamon (left)was a member of the first-place squad in the WorldTransnational Teams, held as part of the recent WorldChampionships. Seamon�s teammates were Mike Passell,Eddie Wold, Geoff Hampson and Brazilians Diego Brennerand Gabriel Chagas.Irina Levitina was also a winner in the Transnational Teams,as she was a member of the highest-scoring Mixed Teamin the contest.

Continued on page 8

Nickell in front asReisinger enters 2nd day

The team of Nick Nickell, Richard Freeman, EricRodwell, Jeff Meckstroth, Bob Hamman and PaulSoloway finished the two qualifying sessions of theReisinger Board-a-Match Teams with a score of 36.50to lead the field of 62 squads.

In second is the team of George Jacobs, Ralph Katz,Giorgio Duboin, Norberto Bocchi, Alfredo Versace andLorenzo Lauria with 35.50.

Today’s semifinal round will feature the 28 squadsthat survived yesterday’s cut. The cutoff score for quali-fication was 26.60.

Reisinger on VugraphTomorrow’s Reisinger finals will be on

vugraph from start to finish. Chris Compton haslined up a fine cast of commentators – playerslike David Berkowitz, Zia, Chip Martel, LarryCohen and George Jacobs. He also plans to haveinteresting interviews and other special bridgetopics. He is attempting to set up a second screenthat will enable spectators to keep track of thescores at all times.

Continued on page 7

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Monday, November 26, 20019:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Easybridge! accreditation with Easybridge! creator Edith McMullin, Easybridge! Field

Coordinator Marti Ronemus and the Easybridge! staff. Conference Rooms 4 and 5. (Stage Ain the morning, lunch break, Stage B in the afternoon.) Accreditation is free. $20 coverscourse materials.

9:00 a.m. - Noon Club Directors’ Refresher Course. Ballroom D. This is a three-session program dealing withthe public relations aspect of running a successful club. The fee is $20 if preregistered; $25 atthe door. (Continues Tuesday and Wednesday.)

10:00 a.m. - Noon Teacher Update Meeting. Ballroom E. Join the Education Department staff to find out what’snew in bridge education.

12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Billy Miller, Billy Miller, Live. Pavilion 9. Miller,Las Vegas, is a professional player and teacher. His “Dear Billy” columns are a regularfeature in The Bridge Bulletin.

7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Peg and Dewy Cundiff, Bridge – It’s a Partner-ship. Pavilion 9. The Cundiffs live in Las Vegas and are members of the Rovere Bridge Team,which offers bridge programs at sea. They are certified as ACBL club directors, ACBLAccredited Teachers TAP Trainers and Easybridge! presenters.

Tuesday, November 27, 20019:00 a.m. - Noon Club Directors’ Refresher Course. Ballroom D. This is a three-session program dealing with

the public relations aspect of running a successful club. The fee is $20 if preregistered; $25 atthe door. (Continues Wednesday.)

10:00 a.m. - Noon Education Liaison Workshop. Conference Room 4. Betty Starzec hosts this workshop to findout more about promoting bridge locally.

Noon - 5:00 p.m. Reisinger finals on vugraph. Pavilion 6.7:00 - 11:00 p.m. Reisinger finals on vugraph. Pavilion 6.

SPECIAL EVENTS

The pick-up squeezeNorm Gordon of Montreal reported the following

deal from the Friday Stratified Open Pairs. Gordon wasplaying with a pickup partner, Hansi Torczyner ofBurlingame CA. Torczyner executed a double squeezeon this layout to bring home her contract.

Dlr: East « Q 10 8 7Vul: E–W ª Q 10 7 2

© 8 6 2¨ 10 4

« 9 « A K J 5 3 2ª A K 5 4 ª 9 6© A J 10 5 © 7¨ A K Q J ¨ 9 8 5 3

« 6 4ª J 8 3© K Q 9 4 3¨ 7 6 2

West North East SouthTorczyner Gordon

2« Pass4NT Pass 5© Dbl6NT All Pass

After South doubled the one-ace response toBlackwood, Torczyner upgraded her diamond honorsand bid the slam.

North led a low diamond which ran to the queenand ace. Declarer cashed her club honors (North pitch-ing a diamond and a heart) and exited with the ©J toSouth’s king. This was the position:

« Q 10 8 7ª Q 10 7© —¨ —

« 9 « A K J 5 3ª A K 5 4 ª 9 6© 10 5 © —¨ — ¨ —

« 6 4ª J 8 3© 9 4¨ —

South returned a low heart, won by declarer’s ace.The ©10 was cashed and North, unable to let go of aspade, discarded the ª10. A spade to the jack held, andTorczyner then played dummy’s top spades. South wasnow pinched out of a heart since he couldn’t let go ofhis last diamond. Declarer discarded her diamond. Withboth defenders now reduced to one heart each, declarersimply crossed to the ªK and her last heart was good.Making six.

Note, however, that the defense can do better. Inthe diagramed position, South must return a spade todestroy the timing of the squeeze.

A simple answerBy Barry Rigal

When Ralph Cohen and I sat East-West in the firstsemifinal session of the Blue Ribbon Pairs, this inter-esting deal came up.

Dlr: South « A K 5Vul: Both ª A J 10

© Q 4¨ A Q 10 9 7

« 10 7 3 « 9 8 6 4ª K Q 7 3 ª 9 8 6 5© 9 6 5 © A J 10¨ J 3 2 ¨ 8 5

« Q J 2ª 4 2© K 8 7 3 2¨ K 6 4

We defended the routine 3NT on the natural leadof the ª9. Declarer won my ªQ with the ace and playedthe ̈ A and a club to the king. When the suit split heplayed a diamond to his queen and Ralph’s ace. Now itwas tough (though certainly very possible) for East tocontinue the suit to hold declarer to 10 tricks. Of courseif declarer sets up his heart winner before setting updiamonds, we clear the hearts and again declarer is heldto 10 tricks. So is there no genuine route to 11 tricks?

The answer is simple for declarer: duck trick one,since you know the ªK-Q are on your right – now thetempo is on your side for 11 tricks.

Montreal World BridgeChampionship Quiz

To heighten awareness of the Bridge World Cham-pionships in Montreal, Quebec, next year (Aug. 16-31),the organizers are offering a daily bridge problem withprizes for the winners during the 2001 Summer NABC.

There will be a drawing from among the names ofthose who answer correctly and five will win MontrealWorld Championship hats. Turn in your answers to theDaily Bulletin office in Conference Room 10 (upstairs).Check the Daily Bulletin for the list of winners.

Daily Quiz #8« 4ª A 8 7 5 4© A Q 10 6 4¨ A 4

« A 9 6ª K Q J 10 9 6© 9 5¨ 9 5

The contract is 6ª by South. West leads the «K. Youwin and play the ªK, all following. How do you play toensure this slam against any distribution of the adversecards? Thanks to Eddie Kantar for the problem.

Magical Taxi RideBy George Retek

The first half of the 2001 Bermuda Bowl/VeniceCup was played in the magnificent Stade de France inParis. The organizers, led by WBF President JoseDamiani, had achieved the almost impossible by relo-cating the championships from Bali to Paris on a fewweeks notice. Transportation was arranged between thehost hotel and the playing site prior to and at the end ofthe playing sessions. Between sessions, however, I hadto find my own way back from the stadium to the ho-tel. The charming French hostess suggested I share acab back to the hotel with two players who were justleaving.

The players turned out to be one of the finest pairsin the world, Norwegians Geir Helgemo and TorHelness, who eventually won the silver medal in theBermuda Bowl.

I asked the pair for an interesting hand, and Helnesswas kind enough to mention that in the match againstPoland he did not succeed in a makeable small spadeslam. The key on the deal was to play the followingside suit for one loser:

Dummy 10 9 6 4

Declarer A Q 5 2How would you play it? When Helness asked me, I

foolishly announced that I would play the ace, withouteven asking about the rest of the hand. Well, here it is.Even when you see all 52 cards the answer is far fromobvious:

« K Q J 6 2ª —© K 10 6 4¨ 10 9 6 4

« — « 9 4ª 4 3 2 ª A Q J 10 9 6 5© A J 9 7 3 2 © Q 8 5¨ K J 8 3 ¨ 7

« A 10 8 7 5 3ª K 8 7© —¨ A Q 5 2

West North East SouthHelgemo HelnessPass 4ª 4«

5© 5ª 6© 6«Dbl All Pass

Contract: 6« by South. Opening lead: ©A.Do you believe in magic? That’s what it takes to make

this contract. Give full credit to Deep Finesse, a softwareprogram that solves double dummy problems, for com-ing up with the solution. This analysis was originally re-ported by Fred Gitelman in the daily bulletins in Paris:

"There is only one solution. Declarer must ruff the©A and immediately ruff a heart in dummy. A trump tohis hand, ruff another heart, cross back in trumps andruff his last heart. Declarer now ruffs a diamond backto his hand, stranding the king of that suit in the dummy!Three more rounds of trumps lead to the following endposition:

« —ª —© K 10¨ 10 9 6

« — « —ª — ª A Q J© J 9 © Q¨ K J 8 ¨ 7

« 7ª —© —¨ A Q 5 2

"When declarer plays the last spade, West discards adiamond and declarer throws a club from dummy. Now alow club is played. West wins but has no good return.

How double dummy is this?At the point before declarer overtakes the spade to

return to hand, he can be sure of the distribution inspades and hearts, and on the auction the diamond po-sition is probably clear as well, so the clubs are knownto be 4–1."

Pietro Bernasconi, the master magician, and creatorof the par contest problems, who passed away recently,would have been proud of this deal. One just never knowswhen one can find a masterpiece in a Parisian taxi.

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One pip wrongBy Tim Bourke

In our just published book, “The Magic Of Bridge”(which should be available in North America in thenext week or so), David Bird and I devote a chapter tothe rarest of all squeezes, those involving just one suit.

One of the problems in finding such squeezes inreal life is that the conditions are so precise that evenone card in the wrong place can spoil these potentiallybeautiful endings. This was the case on Board 2 fromthe second session of the semifinals of the Edgar KaplanBlue Ribbon Pairs. If the great card shuffler had beenin a more esthetic mood, he would have swapped the¨9 and ̈ 3 to produce:

Dlr: East « K Q 6Vul: N-S ª A J 4

© A Q 10 8¨ A 8 7

« 10 4 « 9 7 5 2ª 10 8 5 3 ª 9 6 2© 5 © J 9 7 6 3¨ K J 10 6 4 2 ¨ 9

« A J 8 3ª K Q 7© K 4 2¨ Q 5 3

West North East SouthPass 1NT

3¨ 6NT All PassSuppose West led the ª5, won in hand with the

queen. Declarer would count 11 top tricks and hopefor diamonds to provide the 12th. After cashingdummy’s ©A and playing the ©8, covered by the 9 andking, this option would be dashed. Now the only hopewould be that West started with the four top clubs orthe club suit was as above.

After cashing the four spade winners and the ªK,these cards would remain:

« –ª A© –¨ A 8 7

« – « –ª – ª 9© – © J 7¨ K J 10 6 ¨ 9

« –ª 7© –¨ Q 5 3

When the ª7 is played to dummy’s ace, West hasno winning option. If he discards the ¨6, declarer canduck a club to endplay West for a lead away from the¨K. If instead he unblocks the ¨J, declarer leads the¨7 to the 9, queen and king. Then West has to leadfrom the ̈ 10-6 into dummy’s ̈ A-8!

On the actual hand, as South held the ¨9 and Eastthe ̈ 3. The ending was:

« –ª A© –¨ A 8 7

« – « –ª – ª 9© – © J 7¨ K J 10 6 ¨ 3

« –ª 7© –¨ Q 9 3

Now declarer always has two club tricks as long asWest has the ̈K. Just lead the ̈7 from dummy andduck in hand when East followed with the 3. West hadthe unhappy choice of winning and then leading awayfrom ̈ K for declarer’s 12th trick.

The Goodwill calendarsThe bad news is:It has come to my attention that on Goodwill Day

we did not have enough calendars for the players.The good news is:The attendance is way above expectations, and that

is the reason we ran out. We offer our sincere apolo-gies to all those who didn’t receive a calendar.

Aileen OsofskyGoodwill Chairman

Endless possibilitiesMorrie Kleinplatz of Windson ON brought us a

truly fascinating hand from the first semifinal of theEdgar Kaplan Blue Ribbon Pairs.

Dlr: West « K 7Vul: Both ª –

© Q 8 7 3¨ A J 9 7 5 4 3

« J 6 « A 9 8 5 2ª J 10 9 7 6 2 ª A K 5© 10 5 2 © K 4¨ K Q ¨ 10 8 6

« Q 10 4 3ª Q 8 4 3© A J 9 6¨ 2

West North East SouthArbour Kleinplatz

2ª 3¨ 3ª PassPass Dbl All Pass

Morrie found a neat way to extract the maximumpenalty here. Greg Arbour led the ¨A and gave hispartner a club ruff. Morrie, noting that partner led the¨9 for the ruff, returned a spade to the king and ace.Declarer cashed one top heart and then got out with aspade to South’s queen. This was the position:

« –ª –© Q 8 7 3¨ J 7 5 4

« – « 9 8 5ª J 10 9 7 6 ª K 5© 10 5 2 © K 4¨ – ¨ 10

« 10 6ª Q 8© A J 9 6¨ –

Morrie saw that he was endplayed, but he found asolution – he led the ªQ! Declarer won in dummy, butnow there was no way for him to get a diamond ruff.Declarer lost the ̈A, a club ruff, a spade, a trump andthree diamonds for minus 800.

If Morrie had returned a spade, the suit would havebeen set up for declarer while he still had an entry. Ifhe led a diamond, dummy’s ©K would score. Whathappens if Morrie leads his small trump? Declarer winsin hand, draws South’s last trump with his ace and putsSouth in with a spade. South has to put dummy back inbusiness whether he leads a spade or a diamond.

But wait! What if declarer, at trick five, cashes theªK and gets out with a trump to South’s queen? Onceagain South is endplayed since he is down to all spadesand diamonds. Does it do any good if South gets rid ofhis trump queen on the king? No, declarer can lead hislast trump to South’s 8 and allow the 8 to hold to effectthe same endplay.

All well and good, but does South have an answer?Yes! He can play his ª8 on an earlier trick and keep alow heart so that declarer can’t put him in.

Great! But does declarer have an answer to thisploy? It appears so. He can keep the ª2 in his hand sothat he can underplay South’s ª4 and execute the spade-diamond endplay.

But wait! If declarer saves his lowest heart andSouth plays the ª8 earlier, the ª5 can draw South’slast trump and hold the lead, since declarer can followwith the deuce. Now declarer can lead a spade to South’s10 and the endplay is in effect again.

In other words, it is possible for declarer to escapefor only two down – minus 500.

Rules for appealsPlayers who have an appeal pending are requested to

appear at the appeals screening room no later than 30minutes following the completion of play in the session.

Appellants who fail to appear within this periodmay have their appeal dismissed or may be subject topenalty. Non-appellants who fail to appear will forfeittheir right to provide statements in their own behalf.

Swiss Teams battlefor Keohane Trophy

Play began yesterday in the six-session NorthAmerican Swiss Teams, with semifinal matches onMonday and the final matches on Tuesday.

Players will be vying for the Keohane Trophy,which was donated by Ethel Keohane in 1973 inmemory of her husband, William H. Keohane, one ofthe leading New England bridge personalities.

Bill Keohane was elected in 1972 to a one-yearterm as District 25’s first District Director. He died laterthat year, just before he would have attended his firstBoard meeting.

The Keohane Trophy was presented for the OpenIndividual Championship until it was re-designated in1995 by the ACBL Board of Directors for the NorthAmerican Swiss Teams. Keohane was intensely inter-ested in promoting Individual events. New England’srenowned Keohane Individual became the largest eventof its kind in the world because of the promotional workdone by Keohane.

Previous winners:1977 Neil Chambers, Jim Donaldson, Bruce Ferguson,

Clarence Goppert, John Schermer1978 Barry Crane, Billy Cohen, Bob Kehoe, Mike Smolen,

Charles Weed1979 Hermine Baron, R. Jay Becker, Paul Ivaska, Jim Robison1980 1-2. Steve Becker, Philip Cowan, Rich DeMartino, Judy

Rich; 1-2. Dale Beers, William Epperson, Dave Furman,Dave Treitel

1981 Ron Bealle, Bob Etter, Ann Jacobson, Bob Thomson1982 Gaylor Kasle, Garey Hayden, Garnet Snyder, Martha

Beecher, David Ashley, Dave Treadwell1983 Sylvia Summers, Harve Waken, Robert Radwin, Gene

Simpson, Steve Sturm1984 Grant Baze, Rhoda Walsh, Lea duPont, Benito Garozzo1985 Jack Coleman, Rhoda Walsh, Jim Jacoby, Gaylor Kasle,

Garey Hayden1986 Marc Jacobus, Joey Silver, Jim McDonough, George

Mittelman, Allan Graves1987 Henry Bethe, Kitty Bethe, Alan Truscott, Dorothy

Hayden Truscott1988 John Zilic, David Siebert, Allan Siebert, Sylvia Sum-

mers, Paul Munafo1989 Eugene Gardner, Kenneth Meyer, Ed Shapiro, Bruce

Silverstein1990 1-2. Larry Mori, Kitty Bethe, Juanita Chambers, Jim

Robison; 1-2. George Rosenkranz, Miguel Reygadas,Gaylor Kasle, Garey Hayden, Roger Bates, JohnGrantham

1991 Keith Wilson, Gary Peterson, Dennis Hesthaven, RalphLetizia, Benton Wheeler

1992 Lewis Kaplan, Boris Baran, Geoff Hampson, MarkMolson, Mark Stein

1993 Alan LeBendig, Tom Clarke, Joe Quinn, Shawn Womack1994 Jack Coleman, Drew Cannell, Mark Molson, Boris

Baran, Mark Stein1995 Jack Coleman, Drew Cannell, Mark Molson, Boris

Baran, Mark Stein1996 Rita Rand, Gerald Caravelli, Arnie Fisher, Steve

Garner, Richard Colker1997 John Malley, Dan Colatosti, Bill Hunter, Shome

Mukherjee1998 Steve Beatty, John Onstott, Bobby Goldman, Mark Lair1999 Neil Silverman, Jeffrey Wolfson, David Berkowitz, Larry

Cohen2000 Mel Colchamiro, Janet Colchamiro, Betty Bloom, Steve

Bloom, Steven Cooper, Kitty Munson Cooper

They finished second in the Edgar Kaplan Blue Ribbon Pairs:Steve Landen, left, and Pratap Rajadhyaksha.

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The World Bridge Championships in Montreal

The Can-Am Regional will run throughout the Championships, starting on the evening of 16 August and continuing until the evening of 02 September.There will be pairs andteams events during the morning, afternoon and evening each day, open to all bridge players.WBF Master Points will be awarded in accordance with the WBF Master Point Plan,and ACBL masterpoints will also be awarded.

For full and up-to-date information, please consult the WBF website at www.bridge.gr

The 2002 World Championships will take place in Montreal, Canada in August2002. The event will be held at two of Montreal’s finest hotels, The Fairmont QueenElizabeth and The Montreal Bonaventure Hilton.

All the Can-Am Regional events will be at the Bonaventure Hilton, and most WorldChampionship events will be at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth, although some sectionswill be placed in the Bonaventure Hilton depending on numbers.

This great Championship is open to bridge players from all over the world. Itwill give you a unique opportunity to mix with and perhaps play against the greatestplayers in the world while at the same time enjoying all the delights of the great city ofMontreal.

Downtown, where the Championships will be held, is both the heart of Montrealand one of the most vibrant, cosmopolitan areas of the city. Amid the modern buildingsreflecting the gracious Victorian architecture, a number of the city’s most splendid build-ings and churches call out to be explored. Countless art and theme museums and charminggreen spaces dot the area and fabulous shopping is only footsteps away in the Museumdistrict.

Throughout the year, and particularly in summertime, downtown resonates withcaptivating festivals that draw out the spontaneity of Montrealers and visitors alike. TheWorld Film Festival will be staged in the city during the second week of the Champion-ships.

A great deal of information about Montreal and the surrounding area can be foundat www.tourism-montreal.org.

HOW TO ENTERIn order to enter any of the events in the main Championships (not the Can-Am

Regional), you will need to register in advance with your National Bridge Organisation(NBO), and they will then make the official nomination to the World Bridge Federation.

There is no quota on the number of pairs and teams each NBO may nominateto play in the Championships. Registration for all Teams and Pairs events other thanthe Can-Am Regionalmust be submitted for the approval of the Credentials Committee,before the end of May, in writing to:

World Bridge Federation40, rue François 1er - Paris (France)Fax +33 1 40 70 14 51Email: cfrancin@worldbridgefed.com

ENTRY FEESUS $

Mixed Pairs 240Open and Ladies Pairs 400Players not qualifying for the Semi Finals may play free ofcharge in Zonal PairsPairs qualifying for the Final (21/2 days): 80Rosenblum and McConnell Teams 800

(players are guaranteed to play at least 5 days)Senior Teams 640Senior Pairs 320IMP Pairs(players who participated in the Open & Ladies Pairs pay 50%) 160Juniors in Junior World Championship events FreeCan-Am Regional (per player/per session) 10

PAYMENT OF ENTRY FEESContestants should note that all entrance fees are to be paid on site in US dollars or

equivalent Canadian dollars and may be paid in cash or travelers checks.

Flights, Hotels and ReservationsAir Canada is the official carrier for the Championships, and a limited number

of seats are available for flights outside North America at between 15% and 20% dis-count (please quote Convention # CV 664436).

Hotel reservations must be made through the 2002 World Bridge ChampionshipHousing Bureau:

Tel: 1 514 844 0848Fax: 1 514 844 6771Email: reservation@tourisme-montreal.org*See schedlue and hotel information in Sunday's issue, page 4.

Please note that the number of rooms at the venue hotels is limited and you areadvised to book early if you wish to stay in either of the venue hotels.

Prices are shown in US$ at the current rate of exchange (Can$ 1.60 to US$ 1) andare per room, per night, based on two people sharing.

The actual hotel charges may therefore vary depending on the rate of exchange ineffect at the time, since they will be payable in Canadian Dollars.

All rates are subject to 7% Canadian tax, 7.5% Quebec tax and a $2 per room per nighthotel tax. (At the present time the 7% rate is refundable to non-Canadian visitors).

Tournament appealsIn order to keep the bridge public informed of

appeals results in a timely fashion, the NABC DailyBulletin staff publishes write-ups.

Every effort is made to ensure that these reportsare accurate and complete. However, before they arepublished in the NABC Appeals Casebook revisions maybe made.

Appeals case 9Subject: MisinformationEvent: NABC Open BAM Teams, Nov. 20,

Second Qualifying SessionBd: 17 Steve GaynorDlr: North « 9 3Vul: None ª Q 9 8 7 3

© K 10 8¨ 10 9 6

Sid Lorvan Barry Rigal« A K 7 5 « J 8 4 2ª J 6 5 ª K© A 7 © 9 5 4 2¨ K J 5 4 ¨ Q 8 7 3

Art Ardybakshian« Q 10 5ª A 10 4 2© Q J 6 3¨ A 2

West North East SouthPass Pass 1NT(1)

Dbl 2ª(2) Dbl(3) All Pass(1) 10-13 HCP(2) Alerted; hearts and spades (DONT)(3) Penalty

The Facts: 2ª doubled made four, +670 for North-South. The opening lead was the ªK. The Director wascalled at the end of the play. The North-South conven-tion cards did not have DONT marked on them. North-

South said they had agreed to play it while traveling tothe tournament and North had forgotten the agreement.The Director ruled that even assuming an incorrectexplanation there was no connection between the in-fraction and the result: East’s penalty double seemeduncalled for. Therefore, the result was allowed to stand.

The Appeal: East-West appealed the Director’sruling. South and West did not attend the hearing. TheScreening Director told the Committee that the Direc-tors believed North’s statement that he had misbid andas a result there was no misinformation.

However, even assuming an incorrect explanationthere was no connection between the infraction andthe result. East said that when he was told that North’s2ª bid showed hearts and spades, he no longer had away to get to 2«. He believed there was a reasonablechance his partner held four hearts and his side hadthe balance of the points, so he chose to double. Hebacked up his judgment with the ªK lead.

East was unaware until the Committee’s questioningof North that N/S had system notes showing that theiragreement was as explained. North said that he and hispartner went over DONT as a run-out while traveling to-gether to the NABC. He agreed to play it, though it wastoo late to list it on their laminated convention cards.

North produced typewritten system notes for theCommittee. North said he forgot the agreement to playDONT. He said he was just lucky his partner had heartsrather than spades because he believed he would havebeen required to pass a correction to 2« even if doubled.North had not previously made a DONT run-out error.

The Committee Decision: North’s explanation thathe misbid was reasonably credible, but became indisput-able when he produced system notes to support it. At thatpoint, it was clear there could be no adjustment sincemisbidding is not an infraction and the explanation ofNorth’s bid as DONT (showing hearts and spades) was acorrect statement of the partnership agreement.

The Committee rejected the idea of a proceduralpenaltysince North-South obeyed the laws of the game;

North simply misbid. The Committee then considered themerit of the appeal. Based on the knowledge that East-West were known to have possessed when they broughtthe appeal, the Committee concluded: (1) East-West didnot know of the existence of system notes, and (2) theydid know that +140 for North-South was achieved at theother table. Since they did not know of the system notes,it was reasonable for them to think that the presumptionof misinformation might weigh more heavily than North’sexplanation of his agreement.

Even assuming misinformation, it was East’s bridgejudgment that he needed to be “active”, and it was hisself-described “eccentric” penalty that broke the chainof causality between any imputed infraction and a pos-sible adjustment. Thus, East should not have appealedthe Director’s ruling.

Further, East could have asked to withdraw theappeal once he became aware of the system notes butdid not. Thus, E/W were each issued an Award With-out Merit Point.

DIC of Event: Henry CukoffCommittee: Michael Huston (chair), Phil Brady,

Jeff Goldsmith, Abby Heitner, Riggs Thayer

Appeals Case 10Subject: Unauthorized informationEvent: Senior Pairs, Nov. 20, First Session

Bd: 21 « K 8 7Dlr: North ª K Q J 8 6Vul: N/S © J

¨ K 10 3 2« A 2 « J 10 5 4 3ª 10 7 3 ª A 9 2© A 7 5 3 © K Q 8 2¨ 9 8 7 6 ¨ Q

« Q 9 6ª 5 4© 10 9 6 4¨ A J 5 4

For more informationcontact George Retek

Hilton Room 327,Monday and Tuesday.

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West North East South1ª 1« Pass

Pass Dbl Pass 2̈Pass(1) Pass 2« All Pass(1) Passed after fingering the bid cards

The Facts: 2« went down one, +50 for North-South. The opening lead was the ª5. The Director wascalled at the end of the auction. North stated that Westhad fingered the bid cards before passing over 2¨.The Director ruled that East’s double was canceledand the contract changed to 2¨ made three, +110 forN/S.

The Appeal: East-West appealed the Director’s rul-ing. Only East-West attended the hearing. (North-Southdeclined to appear as they had a very poor game.) Weststated that he merely held the bid cards for about 2 sec-onds while he silently reviewed the bidding and thenpassed. When asked by the table Director why he agreedthat he fingered the bid cards, he said he did not hearNorth’s accusation but he did hold the bid cards briefly.He added that North was very soft-spoken.

The Panel Decision: The table Director was askedabout West’s actions. She said that North had not dem-onstrated what she claimed West did with the bid cardsat the time of the ruling. North chose not to appeareven though the hearing was held close to where N/Shad played and started immediately after the session.The table Director believed it was possible that Westhad not understood what misconduct he was agreeingto at the table. Since N/S were not present to supporttheir contentions, the Panel found insufficient evidenceof any irregularity to warrant a score adjustment. Thetable result of 2« down one, +50 for North-South, wasrestored.

DIC of Event: Margo PutnamPanel: Charlie MacCracken (Reviewer), Matt

SmithPlayers consulted: none reported

Appeals Case 11Subject: TempoEvent: NABC Open BAM Teams, Nov. 21, First

Final SessionBd: 25 Drew CasenDlr: North « A 3Vul: E/W ª Q 9 5 2

© K J 10 6 5 3¨ A

Eric Greco Geoff Hampson« 5 « Q J 10 9 6 4 2ª J 10 8 4 3 ª K 6© 2 © A Q¨ K J 9 8 7 4 ¨ 10 3

Harry Tudor« K 8 7ª A 7© 9 8 7 4¨ Q 6 5 2

West North East South1© 1« 1NT

2¨ 2© 2« 3¨Pass 3©(1) 3« 4©Pass Pass Dbl All Pass

(1) Break in tempoThe Facts: 4© doubled made four, +510 for N/S.

The opening lead was the «Q. The Director was calledafter the 4© bid. North’s hesitation before bidding 3©was agreed but South stated that it was not prolonged.The Director ruled that South had shown his values withhis previous calls and that pass was a logical alternative.The contract was changed to 3« down one, +100 forNorth-South (Laws 16A2, 12C2).

The Appeal: North-South appealed the Director’sruling and were the only players to attend the hearing.South claimed that his earlier bids made it clear thathe intended to continue and that North’s slow 3© biddid not affect his intentions. Furthermore, North wouldhave bid 4© if South had passed so North-South weregoing to act over 3« in any case. North-South con-ceded that North had hesitated 15-25 seconds beforehis 3© bid.

The Committee Decision: The Committee be-lieved that unauthorized information was present:North’s 3© was slow and he was clearly choosingamong alternatives. The only possibility was a stron-ger action over South’s cuebid. The fact that Southhad already shown his values did not prevent him fromtaking further action consistent with his hand and theprevious auction. North had shown extra offense anda sixth diamond by bidding 2© freely, and competingto 4© with the South hand was consistent with the auc-tion without any unauthorized information present. Inaddition, the Committee agreed with North’s statementthat even if South was constrained to pass, North wouldhave bid 4©. The table result of 4© doubled made four,+510 for N/S was restored.

DIC of Event: Henry CukoffCommittee: Henry Bethe (chair), Lowell

Andrews, David Berkowitz, Ed Lazarus, Bob Schwartz

Appeals case 12Subject: TempoEvent: Blue Ribbon Pairs, No. 23, Second Semifi-

nal SessionBd: 20 Bjorn FalleniusDlr: West « K 8 3Vul: Both ª 7

© Q J 6 5¨ J 10 8 7 4

Igor Savchenko Aviv Shahaf« J 10 « A 9 5ª J 9 6 3 ª Q 10 8© K 10 9 7 4 3 © A 8 2¨ 9 ¨ A Q 3 2

Roy Welland« Q 7 6 4 2ª A K 5 4 2© ---¨ K 6 5

West North East SouthPass Pass 1̈(1) 2©(2)Pass 2« Pass (3) Pass(4)3© Dbl All Pass

(1) Alerted; Polish(2) Majors; suggested defense adopted by North-South(3) Alerted; not strong adjunct(4) Long break in tempo, agreed by all

The Facts: 3© doubled went down two, +500 forN/S. The opening lead was the ª7. The Director wascalled at the end of the play and ruled that there hadbeen no violation of Law 73C or 16A. The table resultwas allowed to stand.

The Appeal: East-West appealed the Director’sruling and were the only players to attend the hearing.East-West described their methods. West said that fromhis perspective it was likely that East had a balanced15-17 HCP and that was why he chose his final call.

The Committee Decision: The Committee ac-knowledged the hesitation and the fact that it madeaction with the North cards more attractive. The issuewas therefore whether there was a logical alternativeto pass for North. Considering the level of the eventand North’s ability, double was still not, in theCommittee’s opinion, anything like a sure thing. Switchthe ̈ Q and ̈ K and 3© would have been laydown. Infact, even as the cards lay the contract was very closeto making. On that basis the Committee decided to dis-allow the double and to consider the appropriate scoreadjustment for each side. Scores ranging from +100 to+200 were considered for North-South and from -100to -500 for East-West. It was decided that the prob-ability associated with North passing 3© and Southreopening with 3« rather than double met the appro-priate criteria for both sides. The contract was changedto 3« made three, +140 for North-South.

DIC of Event: Henry CukoffCommittee: Barry Rigal (chair), Doug Heron,

Marlene Passell, Richard Popper, John Solodar

Carl and Marilyn Bowman mada a major push in the secondsession of the 99er's Pairs that moved them all the way upinto second place.

It�s tough to get a good boardBy David Rodney

I failed to qualify for the finals of the Blue RibbonPairs, mostly due to my poor play and the opponents’ goodplay. It’s also very tough if the card gods desert you!

I was West on this deal where the following travestyoccurred. Names are omitted to protect the innocent.

« K Q 6ª A J 4© A Q 10 8¨ A 8 7

« 10 4 « 9 7 5 2ª 10 8 5 3 ª 9 6 2© 5 © J 9 7 6 3¨ K J 10 6 4 2 ¨ 3

« A J 8 3ª K Q 7© K 4 2¨ Q 9 5

West North East SouthPass 1NT

2¨ (1) 3̈ Pass Pass!Pass

(1) Either one minor suit or a major-minor two-suiter.North-South obviously went astray! I duly took five

club tricks for down one. This turned out to be barelyabove average, however, since most pairs were goingdown in slam. I guess I got all I deserved for my lousybidding, but some days things are just not meant to be.

A phone-y victoryIn Sunday’s Compact Knockouts, one of the matcheswas tied at the end of 12 boards. During the play at onetable, however, one of the competitors’ cell phones wentoff, costing his side an automatic procedural penalty of3 IMPs. The offender’s team lost the match.

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Last year�s Reisinger:a classic squeakerLast year’s Reisinger Board-a-Match Teams

was a classic squeaker with less than a full boardseparating the top three teams. The team captainedby George Jacobs eked out the victory.

Jacobs and his team -- Ralph Katz and Italianaces Alfredo Versace, Lorenzo Lauria, NorbertoBocchi and Giorgio Duboin -- finished slightlymore than half a board ahead of Richard Finberg,Mark Lair, Gary Cohler, Mike Cappelletti andJerry Goldfein. The squad led by non-playing cap-tain Lou Ann O’Rourke (Billy Miller, CurtisCheek, Roger Bates, Ron Smith) was only a quar-ter of a board further back.

The Reisinger Board-a-Match Teams, a gru-eling six-session event played in the tough board-a-match format, is generally conceded to be oneof the toughest events on the ACBL calendar.

Last year’s event was so tough, in fact, thatthe Nick Nickell team (Richard Freeman, BobHamman, Paul Soloway, Jeff Meckstroth, EricRodwell) and the Rita Shugart team (AndrewRobson, Tony Forrester, Geir Helgemo) didn’tmake it to the final round.

The event is contested for the Reisinger Tro-phy (the Chicago Trophy until 1965). It is a six-session open team-of-four event scored by board-a-match with two qualifying sessions, two semi-final sessions and two final sessions. It was con-tested as a four-session championship until 1966.

The event began in 1929 as the North Ameri-can Open Team Championship and the prize wasthe Chicago Trophy, donated by the AuctionBridge Club of Chicago. (In 1928, the open teamcompetition was for the Harold S. Vanderbilt Cup.)

The Chicago Trophy was replaced in 1965 bythe Reisinger Memorial Trophy, donated by theGreater New York Bridge Association in memoryof Curt H. Reisinger.

Reisinger (1891-1964), New York City, was aprincipal patron of contract bridge and the Ameri-can Contract Bridge League in the early years ofboth.

Reisinger was a great-grandson of Anheuserand a grandson of Busch, co-founders of the brew-ery from which he inherited great wealth. Thatwealth enabled him to become a stalwart finan-cial supporter of the game, as well as a noted phi-lanthropist on a far larger scale.

In the years when there was often a struggleto meet the League’s modest payroll, Reisingerwas often called upon and never failed to help witha loan or an outright gift. His support made pos-sible several early contract bridge tournaments,clubs and books.

Among the positions in which he served weredirector of the United States Bridge Association,president of the Greater New York Bridge Asso-ciation and chairman of the ACBL. In 1953,Reisinger was named ACBL Honorary Member.Winners1929 Max Cohen, Louis Haddad, Robert Halpin, Nils

Webster1930 William Barrett, James Carpenter, Ely

Culbertson, Johnny Rau1931 Elizabeth Banfield, Winfield Liggett, Frances

Newman, George Unger1932 B. Jay Becker, S. Garton Churchill, George

Reith, Waldemar von Zedtwitz1933 Charles Hall, Albert Steiner, Philip Steiner,

Richard Wildberg1934 Henry Dinkelspiel, Lewis Jaeger, Bernard

Rabinowitz, Maurice Seiler1935 Roland Buck, Joseph Cain, Lawrence Welch,

Edson Wood1936 Marge Anderson, Donald Farquharson, Mrs. J.

A. Faulkner, Percy Sheardown1937 John Crawford, Charles Goren, Charles

Solomon, Sally Young1938 John Crawford, Charles Goren, Charles

Solomon, Sally Young1939 B. Jay Becker, John Crawford, Charles Goren,

Charles Solomon, Sally Young

1940 Henry Feinberg, Jeff Glick, Maury Glick, LouisNewman

1941 Peter Leventritt, Simon Rossant, Helen Sobel,Margaret Wagar

1942 B. Jay Becker, Charles Goren, Sidney Silodor, JohnCrawford

1943 B. Jay Becker, Charles Goren, Sidney Silodor, HelenSobel

1944 Simon Becker, Peggy Golder, Ruth Sherman, CharlesSolomon

1945 Lee Hazen, George Rapee, Sam Stayman, Waldemarvon Zedtwitz

1946 Mitch Barnes, John Crawford, Alvin Roth, EdithSeligman

1947 1-3. Paula Bacher, Jane Jaeger, Kay Rhodes, SallyYoung; 1-3. John Crawford, Theodore Lightner,George Rapee, Sam Stayman; 1-3. Robert Appleyard,Morris Berliant, M. A. Lightman, Simon Rossant

1948 George Boeckh, Bruce Elliott, Agnes Gordon,Charlotte Sidway

1949 Lee Hazen, Larry Hirsch, Richard Kahn, PeterLeventritt, Jack Shore

1950 B. Jay Becker, Myron Field, Charles Goren, SidneySilodor, Helen Sobel

1951 Corti Boland, Bruce Elliott, Micky Miller, PercySheardown

1952 Harold Harkavy, Edith Kemp, Alvin Roth, TobiasStone

1953 B. Jay Becker, John Crawford, George Rapee, SamStayman

1954 B. Jay Becker, John Crawford, George Rapee, SidneySilodor

1955 Ben Fain, George Heath, Paul Hodge, Jim Jacoby,Oswald Jacoby

1956 B. Jay Becker, John Crawford, George Rapee, SidneySilodor

1957 Charles Goren, Harold Ogust, Bill Root, HowardSchenken, Helen Sobel

1958 Leonard Harmon, Ralph Hirschberg, Edgar Kaplan,Alfred Sheinwold, Ivar Stakgold

1959 Lew Mathe, Don Oakie, Meyer Schleifer, EdwardTaylor

1960 Ollie Adams, William Hann, Sidney Lazard, LewMathe

1961 John Crawford, Norman Kay, Alvin Roth, SidneySilodor, Tobias Stone

1962 1-2. Paul Allinger, Harold Guiver, Lew Mathe, RonVon der Porten, Erik Paulsen, Edward Taylor; 1-2. BobHamman, Eddie Kantar, Don Krauss, Marshall Miles,Billy Eisenberg

1963 Charles Goren, Peter Leventritt, Harold Ogust, HowardSchenken

1964 John Gerber, Paul Hodge, Mervin Key, HaroldRockaway

1965 Eddie Kantar, Mike Lawrence, Marshall Miles, LewStansby

1966 Robert Jordan, Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay, ArthurRobinson

1967 Robert Jordan, Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay, ArthurRobinson, Bill Root, Alvin Roth

1968 Kyle Larsen, Erik Paulsen, Peter Pender, Hugh Ross,Howard Schenken

1969 Philip Feldsman, William Grieve, Ira Rubin, GeraldWestheimer

1970 1-2. Billy Eisenberg, Bobby Goldman, Bob Hamman,

Jim Jacoby, Mike Lawrence, Bobby Wolff; 1-2. GrantBaze, Anthony Dionisi, William Grieve, HarlowLewis, Peter Pender, George Rapee

1971 William Grieve, Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay, DonKrauss, Lew Mathe, George Rapee

1972 Lou Bluhm, Steve Goldberg, Steven Parker, SteveRobinson

1973 Larry Cohen, Richard Katz, Bud Reinhold, AlanSontag, Peter Weichsel

1974 Fred Hamilton, Erik Paulsen, Hugh Ross, Ira Rubin1975 Fred Hamilton, Erik Paulsen, Hugh Ross, Ira Rubin1976 Malcolm Brachman, Billy Eisenberg, Bobby Goldman,

Eddie Kantar, Mike Passell, Paul Soloway1977 Jimmy Cayne, Alan Greenberg, Jim Jacoby, Kyle

Larsen, Mike Lawrence1978 Ira Corn, Fred Hamilton, Bob Hamman, Ira Rubin,

Bobby Wolff1979 1-2. Russ Arnold, Robert Levin, Jeff Meckstroth, Bud

Reinhold, Eric Rodwell; 1-2. Ira Corn, Fred Hamilton,Bob Hamman, Ira Rubin, Bobby Wolff

1980 Ron Andersen, Malcolm Brachman, Bobby Goldman,Eddie Kantar, Mike Lawrence, Paul Soloway

1981 Chip Martel, Peter Pender, Hugh Ross, Lew Stansby1982 Bill Root, Richard Pavlicek, Edgar Kaplan, Norman

Kay1983 Oswald Jacoby, Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay, Bill Root,

Richard Pavlicek1984 1-4. Bill Root, Richard Pavlicek, Edgar Kaplan,

Norman Kay; 1-4. Fred Stewart, Steve Weinstein,Allan Stauber, Mike Smolen; 1-4. Sam Stayman,RichardReisiger, George Tornay, Saul Bronstein; 1-4. Jim Robison, Jon Wittes, Ross Grabel, StelioTouchtidis

1985 1-2. Chip Martel, Peter Pender, Hugh Ross, LewStansby; 1-2. George Rosenkranz, Eddie Wold, JeffMeckstroth, Eric Rodwell, Marty Bergen, Larry Cohen

1986 Steve Robinson, Chip Martel, Hugh Ross, Peter Boyd,Peter Pender, Lew Stansby

1987 Zia Mahmood, Jaggy Shivdsani, Billy Cohen, RonSmith

1988 Jimmy Cayne, Bob Hamman, Mike Passell, Mark Lair,Chuck Burger, Bobby Wolff

1989 Zia Mahmood, Michael Rosenberg, Sam Lev, ChrisCompton, Mark Molson

1990 Richard Pavlicek, Bill Root, Edgar Kaplan, NormanKay, Brian Glubok

1991 Cliff Russell, Sam Lev, Larry Cohen, David Berkowitz,Marty Bergen, Bjorn Fallenius

1992 Jimmy Cayne, Mike Passell, Mark Lair, Chuck Burger,Gabriel Chagas, Marcelo Branco

1993 Nick Nickell, Richard Freeman, Bob Hamman, BobbyWolff, Jeff Meckstroth, Eric Rodwell

1994 Nick Nickell, Richard Freeman, Bob Hamman, BobbyWolff, Jeff Meckstroth, Eric Rodwell

1995 Nick Nickell, Richard Freeman, Bob Hamman, BobbyWolff, Jeff Meckstroth, Eric Rodwell

1996 Zia Mahmood, Michael Rosenberg, Chip Martel, LewStansby

1997 Bart Bramley, Howard Weinstein, Sidney Lazard,Steve Garner

1998 Rita Shugart, Andrew Robson, Geir Helgemo, TonyForrester

1999 Rita Shugart, Andrew Robson, Geir Helgemo, TonyForrester

2000 George Jacobs, Ralph Katz, Alfredo Versace, LorenzoLauria, Norberto Bocchi, Giorgio Duboin

They were second in the Senior Knockouts: (from left) Gene Simpson, Hamish Bennett, Billy Eisenberg, Joe Kivel, JimRobison and Chris Larsen.

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NORTH AMERICAN SWISS TEAM QUALIFIERS1 Alan Truscott, Riverdale NY; Stan Sather, Portland OR; Sylvia Summers, Montreal

PQ; Kenneth Eichenbaum, Columbus OH; Dorothy Truscott, Bronx NY; MichelSchneider, Berkeley CA 124.00

2 Steve Bruno - Darrell Keel, Peoria AZ; Michael Levy, Tucson AZ; Joe Harris,Albuquerque NM 122.00

3 Richard Coren, Fort Lauderdale FL; Bill Eisenberg, Sunny Vale FL; Larry Cohen,Las Vegas NV; Drew Casen, Boca Raton FL 114.00

4 Ed Lazarus - Diane Lazarus, Baltimore MD; Ruth Stober, Great Neck NY; KeithGarber, Pelham NY; Gregory Arbour, Vancouver BC; Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON 110.00

5 Michael White - John Morris, Atlanta GA; Brad Campbell, Smyrna GA; David Adams,Kennesaw GA; Anne Simon, Syracuse NY 109.00

5 Joseph Kivel, Newport Coast CA; Jeffrey Goldsmith, Pasadena CA; Evan Bailey, SanDiego CA; Michael Shuster, San Leandro CA 109.00

7 Lynn Baker, Austin TX; Kerri Sanborn, Stony Point NY; Karen McCallum, Exeter NH;Matt Granovetter, Kennesaw GA 108.00

8 Paul Lewis - Linda Lewis, Vashon WA; Ivar Stakgold, Wilmington DE; Daniel Rotman,Aventura FL; Murray Melton, Las Vegas NV; Simon Kantor, Agawam MA 107.00

9 Ross Rainwater - Jackie Jarigese, Vancouver WA; Kathy Newman - Bert Newman, WestBloomfield MI; Thomas Peters - Carolyn Peters, Grapeland TX 105.00

9 Marc Zwerling - Mark Tolliver - Randy Pickett, Portland OR; Wolfe Thompson, LakeOswego OR 105.00

11 Glenn Smith, Creve Coeur MO; Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL; George Retek,Montreal PQ; Jerry Fleming, Los Alamos NM; Richard Anderson - Janice Anderson,Regina SK 102.00

11 Maureen Beyrouti, Saint-Laurent PQ; Martial Chagnon, Longueuil PQ; AndreChartrand, Chateauguay PQ; S Chevalier, Montreal PQ 102.00

13 Peggy Kaplan, Minnetonka MN; Curtis Hastings, San Mateo CA; Dick Bruno,Washington DC; William Wickham, Los Angeles CA; Stanley Katz, Palm Harbor FL;Ginny Schuett, Riverwoods IL 101.00

14 Jay Costello, Williston VT; Mary Savko, Pittsford VT; Ellen Cherniavsky, SilverSpring MD; Diane Walker, Gaithersburg MD 100.00

14 Janet Colchamiro - Mel Colchamiro, Merrick NY; Betty Bloom - Steve Bloom,Duanesburg NY; Kitty Munson Cooper - Steven Cooper, Albuquerque NM 100.00

16 Richard Budd, Portland ME; Lloyd Arvedon, Bedford MA; William Esberg, Long BranchNJ; Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; Robert Ryder, Caldwell NJ; Pat McDevitt,Brookline MA 99.00

16 Bernie Lambert, Viking AB; Helene Bauman, Arlington VA; Stephen Willard - AlexFowlie, Edmonton AB 99.00

16 Andy Kaufman, Smyrna DE; M Bruce Todd, Salisbury MD; Melvyn Klein, TallahasseeFL; Carl Chadwick, Hamilton ON 99.00

19 Claire Kern - Paul Kern, Mount Laurel NJ; Robert Brent, Venice FL; Stephen Levy,Las Vegas NV 98.00

19 Robert Hollman, Santa Barbara CA; Alan LeBendig, Los Angeles CA; EddieFitzgerald, Galway, Ireland; Jesse Furnival, County Donegal, Ireland 98.00

21 Jack Feagin Jr - Kevin Collins - Patricia Tucker - Claudia Feagin, Atlanta GA 97.0021 Joseph Livezey, Paoli PA; Connie Goldberg - Larry Goldberg, Merion Station PA;

Barry Goren, San Francisco CA; Jeffrey Starr, Las Vegas NV; David Levy, Cannes LaBocca FR 97.00

21 Louise Freed - Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA; Derrell Childs, Garland TX; JeffOlson, Dallas TX 97.00

24 Jerry Keller, Laurel MD; Kenneth Davis, Alexandria VA; Stephen Lurie, WoodbridgeVA; Arlene Gordon, Baltimore MD 96.00

24 Donald Stack, Shawnee Mission KS; Alan Popkin - Nancy Popkin, Saint Louis MO; TomOppenheimer, Ballwin MO 96.00

26 Fred Theurkauf - Donald Foote, Pasadena CA; Mike Spero, Burbank CA; BirgerHolmquist, Chatsworth CA 95.00

26 Mark Gordon, Purchase NY; Winthrop Allegaert, New York NY; Markland Molson, MiamiFL; Boris Baran, Cote Saint-Luc PQ; Gary Gottlieb, Brooklyn NY; Richard Zucker,Dobbs Ferry NY 95.00

26 Sangarapil Mohan, Oak Brook IL; Claude Vogel, Chicago IL; Robert White, RaleighNC; Michael Kovacich, Stone Mountain GA; Mary Gardner - Craig Gardner, Streamwood IL 95.00

29 G S Jade Barrett - Ann Labe - Karen Barrett, Vancouver WA; Allan Graves, WestNewbury VT; Herbert Taylor - Chester Johnson, Chicago IL 94.00

29 Michael Hargreaves - Doug Fraser - Sandra Fraser, Victoria BC; Gordon McOrmond,Surrey BC; Dan Jacob, Burnaby BC 94.00

29 Dan Fowler, Salisbury NC; John Potter, Panama City FL; Hugh Brown Jr, Mc CormickSC; Tom Callaham, Covington VA 94.00

32 Marjorie Michelin, Los Angeles CA; Nels Erickson, Meadview AZ; John Saxe, HudsonMA; Stephen Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; Michael Schreiber, Costa Mesa CA 93.00

32 Marilyn Garcia, Daytona Beach FL; Ron Smith - Linda Smith, Hixson TN; CindyMarshall, Knoxville TN; Spike Lay, Ormond Beach FL 93.00

34 Mike Levine - Zeke Jabbour, Boca Raton FL; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ; Per OlofSundelin, Stockholm, Sweden; Randy Pettit, Marietta GA; Allan Siebert, Little Rock AR 92.00

34 Glenn Eisenstein, Boca Raton FL; Margaret Fagenson, New York NY; Donna Morgen -Richard Morgen, Havertown PA 92.00

34 David Siebert, Little Rock AR; John Onstott, New Orleans LA; Harvey Brody, SanFrancisco CA; Douglas Dang, San Mateo CA 92.00

34 Edith Rosenkranz, Mexico City; Miguel Reygadas, Mexico; Robert Morris, LasVegas NV; Magnus Lindkvist, Hoor, Sweden; Peter Fredin, Malmo, Sweden 92.00

34 Diana Holt, Palm Beach FL; Ed Schulte, Tampa FL; Joseph Godefrin, Sarasota FL;Richard Miller, Raleigh NC; Jerry Helms, Charlotte NC 92.00

39 Douglas Heron, Ottawa ON; David L V Kent, Cary NC; Peggy Sutherlin, Dallas TX;Karen Allison, Las Vegas NV 90.00

39 Michael Shuman, Pasadena CA; Rebecca Rogers, Las Vegas NV; Jon Brissman, SanBernardino CA; George Whitworth, Coarsegold CA; Ethel Birnbach, Portland OR;Brenda Keller, Boise ID 90.00

39 Bill Cook Jr, Madison MS; Larry Griffey - Candace Fowler Griffey, Daytona BeachFL; Joan Jackson - Petra Hamman, Dallas TX; Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA 90.00

42 Phil Warden - Mary Warden, Madison WI; Kenneth Titow, Scottsdale AZ; Joan Stein,Milwaukee WI; Ron Feldman, Torrance CA; Susan Wexler, New York NY 89.00

43 Randy Corn, Kirkland WA; Mizuko Tan Yamada, Tokyo JP; David Oakley, San Diego CA;Judy Rimer, La Jolla CA 88.00

43 Rebecca Clough - Roger Clough, Culver City CA; Joseph Payne - Mary Lou Payne, LosAngeles CA 88.00

RetekContinued from page 1him that I had thought that I was the first person in ourfamily to play bridge.

“No!” he replied, “Your father loved bridge.”“I don’t remember my father ever playing the game,”

I said, puzzled.My uncle then explained to me that when my father

and mother had gotten married, she insisted that he giveup the game and never mention it to his children. She didthis because my father loved to play rubber bridge forstakes that were beyond his means. When I asked wheremy father had learned to play, my uncle told me that hehad learned from his mother (my grandmother)!

So I come from a family of bridge players, althoughI didn’t know it until I was in my mid-thirties.

Bridge has been an important part of my life and hasintroduced me to some of my best and life-long friends.On the Board of Directors, my very best friend was thelate Bernard Warshauer from District 7. Mari and I arestill close to his wife Genie.

Also, I have probably the longest running partner-ship in Montreal with Brian Fraser. I really enjoy playingwith him. After we had played several years, I once askedhim, “ Why do you put up with me?”

He answered, “Because I like playing with a stron-ger player.”

I told him, “That’s crazy. You’re clearly the better player.”But therein was the secret to our long-term partnership: everybridge player wants to play with a stronger partner than him-self, and we each believe the other is better.

My philosophy of life, my guiding principles arethese: friendship, freedom and love. My friends are life-long, my early life taught me how precious freedom is,and love ... love requires no explanation.

Q: How did you become involved in bridge ad-ministration?

A: I started in the Seventies. First, I became the trea-surer for the Montreal Bridge League, and later I becamethe tournament chairman. In 1979, I ran for the ACBLBoard of Directors. When I was elected, Mari took overthe tournament chair responsibilities for the MBL anddid an excellent job for them for many years.

As part of the ACBL Board, I have served as chair-man of the finance committee and also as treasurer.

In 1989, I was elected as a representatives to the WorldBridge Federation. I became the WBF treasurer in 1990,and was elected WBF vice-president in 1998.

Q: Tell us about the upcoming world champion-ships in Montreal in 2002.

A: This is a dream come true for me, a project I havebeen working on for 15 years. I very much wantedMontreal to host a world championship, and it was veryexciting when the site was approved.

Montreal, a beautiful, cosmopolitan city, is one ofthe least-expensive major cities in the world.

We’re expecting some 6000 players to attend, includingmost of the top players in the world. Montreal will feature avery player-friendly schedule. If someone is eliminated froma knockout event, there is always some other contest he canenter. In addition, there will be a full regional schedule. FullWBF and ACBL masterpoints will be awarded in all events— two sets of masterpoints for the price of one. We believethat this will be the largest world championship ever.

Q: What would you like to accomplish during yourtenure as ACBL president?

A: First, I would like the organization to aim for provid-ing greater service at less cost. The ACBL’s overhead is ex-tremely high, and with the assistance of the Board and thenew CEO, I would like to examine ways to reduce it.

Secondly, I would like to continue our cooperationwith the WBF. We must strive to make bridge part of theOlympic games, and we must concentrate our efforts toget the U.S. Bridge Fedeartion accepted by the U.S. Olym-pic Committee. (The Canadian Bridge Federation hasalready cleared this hurdle. Through Retek’s efforts, theCBF has already been accepted as part of the CanadianOlympic Association as of December 2000.)

Lastly, I’d like to improve the relations betweenACBL and the CBF. One situation causing a lot of fric-tion is the exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and thedeteriorating Canadian dollar. Canadian members haveexperienced a large increase in costs due to the exchangerate. On top of that, ACBL costs have risen some in thepast several years creating a situation viewed as harmfulby many Canadian members.

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43 Andy Altay, Willowdale ON; David Lindop, Toronto ON; Rick Delogu, Waterloo ON;Michael Roche, Don Mills ON; John Duquette, Oshawa ON 88.00

43 George Rosenkranz, Mexico City; Eddie Wold, Houston TX; John Mohan, ChristianstedVI; Sam Lev, New York NY; Jacek Pszcola - Piotr Gawrys, Poland 88.00

47 Claire Tornay, New York NY; Paul Morris, Brooklyn NY; Benito Garozzo - LeaDupont, Rockland DE 87.00

48 Leonard Ernst, Las Vegas NV; Richard Halperin, Highland Park IL; Colin Revill,Burlington ON; Paul Erb, Austin TX; George Pisk, Manchaca TX 86.00

48 Ted Gibbs, Rncho Pls Vrd CA; Alan Myerson, Sherman Oaks CA; Phil Schaefer - NellSchaefer, Los Angeles CA 86.00

48 Margaret Bourke - Tim Bourke, Australia; Mary Oshlag - Richard Oshlag, GermantownTN; Linda Gordon - Robb Gordon, New York NY 86.00

48 Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY; Barrett Raff, Johnson City NY; Rita Ellington,Fairfield CT; Martin Caley, Montreal PQ; Robert Teel Jr - Jane Teel, Rockford AL 86.00

52 Larry Washington, Carmichael CA; Ashraf El Sadi, Union City CA; D. LionelO’Young, Redwood City CA; B Steve Castellino, Fremont CA 85.00

52 Riggs Thayer Jr - Cathy Strauch, San Diego CA; Donald Mamula - Linda Mamula, MillCreek WA; Kenneth King - Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC 85.00

54 Jim Leuker - Bruce Osterweil - Thomas McLaughlin, San Francisco CA; LaurenFriedman, Daly City CA 84.00

54 Frank Bessing - Jennifer Jones - Erwin Linzner - Asher Nathan, Santa Rosa CA 84.00 56 David Ashley - Kimiko Matsumoto - Paul Ivaska - C Milton Shefchik - Sam Wilson -

John Jeffrey, Las Vegas NV 83.00 56 Paul Kopelman, Cranford NJ; Walter Fontaine, North Providenc RI; Michael Yuen,

Vancouver BC; Mickie Chambers, Atlanta GA; Tim Crank, Wheaton MD 83.00 56 Jack Bryant, Saint Louis MO; Ed Groner, Duncan OK; Martin Chaitt, West Palm Beach

FL; Ellasue Chaitt, Palm Beach Gardens FL 83.00 56 Ralph Cohen, Memphis TN; R Jay Becker - George Tornay Jr, New York NY; James

Ward, Champaign IL; Bud Marsh, Scottsdale AZ; William Doroshow, Skokie IL 83.00 60 Jonathan Steinberg, Toronto ON; Ivy Steinberg, Newmarket ON; Colin Harrington,

Cambridge ON; John Moser, St Agatha ON 82.00 60 Connie Coquillette - Sherwin Moscow, West Linn OR; Victor Quiros III, Vancouver

WA; Lisa Fishman, Beaverton OR; Ray Miller - Barrie Wall, Seattle WA 82.00 60 Michael Levinson, Daly City CA; William Laubenheimer, Sunnyvale CA; Paul

McDaniels, Richmond CA; Harry Tudor - Barbara Wallace, Miami FL 82.00 63 James Koley, Omaha NE; Gene Simpson, Pacific Plsds CA; Richard Meffley, Fresno

CA; Brian Gunnell, Ponte Vedra FL 81.00 63 Edith De Shaw - Marty McCune - Mary McCune, Seattle WA; Gordon Back, Bothell WA 81.00

REISINGER BOARD-A-MATCH QUALIFIERS1 Nick Nickell, New York NY; Richard Freeman, Atlanta GA; Bob Hamman, Dallas TX;

Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL; Eric Rodwell, Clearwater FL; Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA 36.502 George Jacobs, Burr Ridge IL; Ralph Katz, Hinsdale IL; Norberto Bocchi, Milano IT;

Giorgio Duboin, Torino IT; Alfredo Versace - Lorenzo Lauria, Rome IT 35.503 David Mossop, England; Paul Hacket - Jason Hackett - Justin Hackett,

Manchester, England; Tim Rees, Crowthorne Berk, England; Haig Tchamitch, Peoria AZ 33.503 Jack Coleman, San Francisco CA; Bob Crossley, Corte Madera CA; Aleksandr Petrunin

- Andrew Gromov, Russia; Cezary Balicki - Adam Zmudzinski, Poland 33.505 Rita Shugart, Pebble Beach CA; Andrew Robson, Santa Cruz CA; Tony Forrester,

Herrefordshire, England; Boye Brogeland, Fyllingsdalen, Norway 33.006 Gavin Wolpert - Daniel Lavee, Thornhill ON; Tadashi Teramoto, Yokohama JP; Kazuo

K. Furuta, Kanagawa-Ken JP 32.507 Roy Welland - Bjorn Fallenius - Brad Moss, New York NY; Fred Gitelman, Toronto ON;

Steve Garner, Northfield IL; Howard Weinstein, Sarasota FL 32.007 Bryan Maksymetz, Coquitlam BC; Lars Andersson - Fredrik Nystrom, Stockholm, Sweden;

Peter Stromberg, Haniuge, Sweden 32.009 Russell Ekeblad, Boca Raton FL; Robert Lipsitz, Palm Harbor FL; Jaggy Shivdasani,

New York NY; Roger Bates, Mesa AZ 31.5010 George Mittelman, Toronto ON; Peter Nagy, Las Vegas NV; Larry Mori, Clearwater FL;

Guido Ferraro - Tony Murtarotti, ; Brian Glubok, New York NY 31.0010 Ata Aydin - Gokhan Yilmaz, Istanbul, Turkey; Nafiz Zorlu - Salvador Assael, Turkey 31.0012 Bob Jones, Hypoluxo FL; Paul Marston, Australia; Jeff Schuett, Riverwoods IL; Kerry

Smith, Milwaukee WI; Jim Krekorian, New York NY; Paul Kiefer, Winston Salem NC 30.5013 Michael Moss, New York NY; Martin Schifko, Graz, Austria; Darren Wolpert, Thornhill ON;

Jurek Czyzowicz, Aylmer PQ 30.0013 Walter Schafer Jr, Aurora IL; Royce McCray, Caddo Mills TX; David Lehman, Glenview

IL; Dick Melson, Chicago IL; Mark Feldman, New York NY; William Pollack, Warren NJ 30.0013 Richard Zeckhauser, Cambridge MA; Geir Helgemo, Trondheim, Norway; Michel

Abecassis, France; Barnet Shenkin, Boca Raton FL 30.0016 Barry Rigal, New York NY; Irina Levitina, Fair Lawn NJ; Dale Beers, Boiling

Springs PA; JoAnna Stansby, Castro Valley CA 29.5016 Steve Zolotow, Las Vegas NV; Jeffrey Rothstein - G. Margie Gwozdzinsky, New York

NY; Jerry Goldberg, Yonkers NY; Ilya Levitin, Emerson NJ; Steve Scott, Phoenix AZ 29.5018 Jeff Roman, Alexandria VA; Lou Reich, Wheaton MD; Bill Cole, Silver Spring MD;

Mark Shaw, Laurel MD 29.0019 Timucin Erkoc, North Hollywood CA; Rich Pavlicek Jr, San Mateo CA; Richard

Pavlicek, Fort Lauderdale FL; Bob Richman, AU; Hugh Grosvenor, Alexandria VA 28.5020 Hugh Ross, Oakland CA; Steve Beatty, Destrehan LA; Ron Sukoneck, Annandale VA; Dan

Gerstman, Buffalo NY 28.0020 Asya Kamsky, Berkeley CA; Robert Thomson, Burlingame CA; Sheri Winestock, Toronto

ON; Steve Altus, Campbell CA 28.0020 Rose Meltzer - Peter Weichsel, Los Gatos CA; Chip Martel, Davis CA; Lew Stansby,

Castro Valley CA; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD; Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA 28.0023 Adam Wildavsky, Jackson Heights NY; Jim Barrow, Lake Charles LA; Douglas Doub, W

Hartford CT; John Rengstorff, New York NY 27.5023 Stephen Landen, Rochester Hills MI; Ross Grabel, Huntington Beach CA; Jon Wittes,

Claremont CA; Pratap Rajadhyaksha, Powell OH 27.5023 Gerald Sosler - Kay Schulle, Purchase NY; Massimo Lanzarotti - Andrea Buratti, IT 27.5023 Dennis Sorensen - Eric Stoltz, Portland OR; Srikanth Kodayam, San Leandro CA;

Leslie Amoils, Toronto ON; Marshall Miles, Redlands CA; Marc Umeno, Cleveland OH 27.5027 Richard Schwartz, East Elmhurst NY; Michael Becker - Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL;

Zia Mahmood, New York NY; Michael Rosenberg, Wykagyl NY; David Berkowitz, OldTappan NJ 27.00

28 Jill Meyers, Santa Monica CA; Ed Davis, Seal Beach CA; Mitch Dunitz, Sherman OaksCA; Iftikhar Baqai, Irvine CA 26.60

Steven FurmanContinued from page 1

The Steven E. Furman Memorial Trust58 Collingwood RoadMaplewood NJ 07040.Kathie Wei-Sender, the ACBL’s ambassador of

bridge, plans to seek help from the ACBL Charity Foun-dation as well. Anyone interested in helping in this en-deavor should get in touch with Kathie.

At the time of his tragic death, Steven was not play-ing much bridge – he was too busy raising his family.He started getting interested in the game when he was14. He read a 300-page book about bidding becausehis stepfather promised to play a game at the local clubgame if he did. However, there was more to it than that– after he read the book, he had to pass Harold’s test.The family giggled and laughed – they didn’t think therewas a chance Steven could pass the test.

“Boy, were we wrong,” says his sister, JayneFurman of Las Vegas. “Steven aced the test.”

Not too long before Sept. 11, Steven wrote an emailto his brother Andrew expressing his concern for a NewJersey woman he didn’t know who was killed abroadin a terrorist attack. “He talked about keeping thememory of this woman alive,” said his brother, “andnow he himself is a victim of a terrorist attack.”

“Intellectually he was brilliant,” said his sister."Whatever he applied himself to, he could do.”

“He was too smart,” said Andrew. “He was an as-set to anyone who knew him.”

His mother Joyce naturally is having a very hardtime accepting the fact that her son is dead. Joyce her-self is fighting a terrible battle with cancer. “It’s been abad year,” she said.

Many NABC titlesgo to visiting stars

Foreign players certainly are making their markon North American championships. Two players fromTurkey won the Blue Ribbon here. Players from Italyand Poland have been frequent winners over the years.Other major victors include players from Russia, En-gland, Norway, Brazil, Sweden, India and Pakistan.Others from countries like the Netherlands, France,China, Austria, Israel, Indonesia and Germany havecome close.

New Life MastersMarianne Cross made Life Master in the Fri-

day-Saturday Knockouts.Ranjan Bhaduri of Dundas ON earned his gold

card in the Friday-Saturday Knockouts. His part-ner was Raymond Jung of Hamilton ON.

Matt Fowler of Winston-Salem NC made thegrade in the Stratiflighted Swiss Teams. His part-ner was Deb Fowler of Salisbury NC, and histeammates were Gretchen and Dave Smith, alsoof Salisbury.

Julia Brown of Fairfax VA went over the topin the Aces High Knockouts.

Testing the kidsRemember the story about the Child Care young-

sters who are being taught to play bridge? Believe it ornot, they are given a test to see how much they havelearned. The tests indicate they have made greatprogress in learning how cards work.

Smoking policyThis is Las Vegas, so smoking regulations are very

lenient in hotels and casinos. But remember that onceyou cross into the convention area of the Hilton, you arein ACBL country and there is no smoking in the playingareas or pre-function areas. If you are playing in any Pa-vilion room or the Barron or Conrad rooms, the fastestsmoking access is outside on the patio. Those playing inthe ballroom may want to head toward the casino for asmoking break.

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SATURDAY-SUNDAY SIDE GAME 102 Pairs A B C 9.25 1 1 1 Sakir Sarimakci - Korkut Ergun, Istanbul, Turkey 195.50 6.94 2 2 Ralph Oxhandler, Spring Branch TX; Charles Gilman, San Diego CA 194.00 5.20 3 Sally Lix, Brownsville CA; Carol Towle, Grass Valley CA 191.50 3.90 4 Leslie Amoils, Toronto ON; Srikanth Kodayam, San Leandro CA 188.50 2.93 5 Melitta Bagge, Hot Springs AR; Dan McCaw, Toronto ON 187.50 2.21 6 Saul Horowitz - Enid Horowitz, Henderson NV 187.00 3.84 3 Ian Wilson, Irvine CA; Paul Friedman, Saint Paul MN 186.00 2.88 4 Sarko Kassabian, Dol-des-Ormea PQ; Hayk Bosnakyan, Montreal PQ 185.00 2.16 5 Charles Aldenderfer - Jonathan Wolf, Indianapolis IN 181.50 2.96 6 2 Ralph Cruickshank - Margaret Robbins, Louisville KY 180.00 2.22 3 Robin Gillies, Culver City CA; Alan Curtis, Newbury Park CA 164.50 1.66 4 George Wagner - Judith Lichter, Los Angeles CA 161.50 1.25 5 Glenn Dicus, West Hollywood CA; Steve Sanzo, Los Angeles CA 160.50 0.86 6/7 Ofra Blonder, Bronx NY; Diane Winiger, New York NY 159.50 0.92 6/7 Norvel Ray - Ralph Kaye, Las Vegas NV 159.50

STRATIFIED 10/20/50 PAIRS 30 Pairs A B C 2.63 1 1 Marcia Hatfield, Westerville OH; Linda Rice, Worthington OH 166.50 1.97 2 2 William Jaras - Carol Jaras, Brecksville OH 161.50 1.48 3 3 Bill Bailey - June Bailey, Fullerton CA 157.50 1.11 4 Norman Wang, Palo Alto CA; James Wu, Fremont CA 156.00 0.83 5 Ann Carlson - Carol Fredlund, Minneapolis MN 153.50 0.92 6 Roger Niemi - David Gustafson, Henderson NV 149.00 0.75 4 Curtis Barbee - Pamela Barbee, Newnan GA 144.50 0.91 5 1 Virginia Kennedy - Faye Gwisdala, Henderson NV 139.50 0.68 2 Darlene Rowe - Marie Sullivan, Las Vegas NV 137.00

2ND SUNDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS 154 Pairs A B C 31.54 1 Tony Glynne, Vancouver WA; Merlin Vilhauer, Beaverton OR 393.50 20.70 2/3 Steve Mansfield - Janet Daling, Seattle WA 385.00 20.70 2/3 William Muir - Victoria Muir, Kansas City MO 385.00 18.06 4 1 Raymond Yuenger - Lynn Yokel, Campbell CA 375.91 8.73 5/6 Robert Terry, Wildwood FL; Joan Wilhide, Lake Panasoffke FL 375.50 8.73 5/6 Shirley Irish - Audrey Twiss, Erie PA 375.50 5.61 7 Gloria Rabinowitz - Martin Rabinowitz, Narberth PA 367.50 13.55 8 2 Bernard Figueiredo, San Francisco CA; Hanan Deeby, San Mateo CA 366.50 10.16 9 3 Sondra Rothstein, Las Vegas NV; Martin Hester, Phoenix AZ 366.00 3.79 10 Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK; John Pataki, Mesquite TX 365.50 7.62 11 4 Frank Wharton, London Nw3 1en EN; Michael Cornes, Warwick BE 364.00 5.71 12 5 Gerri Knilans - Hal Knilans, Thousand Oaks CA 359.50 4.29 13 6 Jeanie Farquhar - Steve Farquhar, Huntington Beach CA 359.00 3.93 7 Harold Bernstein - Ruth Bernstein, Hillsdale NJ 350.00 4.12 8/9 Aileen Osofsky, Phoenix AZ; Alan Osofsky, New City NY 349.00 6.86 8/9 1 Robert Lawrence, Bronx NY; Perry Seal, San Mateo CA 349.00 5.15 2 Adam Miller, Champaign IL; Dwayne Hoffman, Madison AL 328.50 3.86 3 Paula Rubin - Morton Rubin, Pittsburgh PA 326.00 2.89 4 Eddie Moriguchi - Alice Moriguchi, San Francisco CA 322.00 2.17 5 Gary Shekhter - Bernard Simkin, Rancho Santa Fe CA 318.00 1.63 6 Patricia Westenhaver, Rncho Pls Vrd CA; Pepper Drebes, Denver CO 316.64

2ND SUNDAY EVENING IMP PAIRS 110 Pairs A B C 9.86 1 1 Olavi Vare, Henderson NV; Freda Thornbrough, Downey CA 63.00 7.40 2 2 Bruce Greenspan, Danvers MA; Phyllis Bloom, Acton MA 56.00 5.55 3 3 Helen Miller, Miller Place NY; Terry Parker, Medway OH 51.00 4.16 4 Jeri Baraf, Roslyn NY; Alan Goldman, Queens Village NY 50.00 3.27 5 4 Barbara Vasilevsky - Jill Toth Stokke, Las Vegas NV 49.00 2.34 6 Irene Hyatt, Arvada CO; Barbara Mackay, Fredericton NB 48.00 4.25 5 1 Robert Garin - Marie Garin, Chula Vista CA 47.00 1.84 6 Margaret Carnes, Muncie IN; Cherie Lukert, Colbert GA 44.00 3.19 2 Christine Kempton, Bromley England; Philip Jones, Orpington, England33.00 2.39 3 Carole Chiang - Chao-Wang Chiang, Rapid City SD 32.00 1.79 4 David McIntyre - Tracey King, Oak Park MI 31.00 1.52 5 Ranjan Bhaduri, Dundas ON; Raymond Jung, Hamilton ON 25.00 1.01 6 Malcolm Coutts - Jim Rife, Guelph ON 20.00

2ND SUNDAY EVENING 300/200/100 PAIRS 28 Pairs A B C 3.36 1 Clement Jacobson, Colorado Spgs CO; Constance Dunckelmann, San

Jose CA 172.50 2.52 2 Richard Jones, Anderson IN; Alan Griswold, Indianapolis IN 165.50 2.44 3 1 1 Adele Rappaport - Armand Rappaport, Rockville Center NY 157.50 1.83 4 2 2 Dean Jenkins - Shelly Hershberger, Kailua Kona HI 155.00 1.18 5 Richard La Bahn - Virginia La Bahn, Orange CA 143.00 1.37 6 3 Earl Hill, Surprise AZ; Walter Yllo, North Attleboro MA 141.50 0.90 4/5 3/4 Nellie Chang - Walter Chang, Honolulu HI 141.00 0.90 4/5 3/4 Carol Smith, Berkeley CA; Veronica Berlin, Novato CA 141.00

2ND SUNDAY EVENING 300/200/100 SWISS 12 Teams A B C 3.08 1 1 1 Roger Niemi - Barbara Lander - James Earlam - David Gustafson,

Henderson NV 53.00 2.31 2 2 Michael Collier, Greenbelt MD; Cathy River, Madison WI; Errol

McAlexander, Denver CO; David Osmundsen, Wheat Ridge CO 51.00 1.73 3 Rey Pana - Ruth Pana, Englewood CO; Joe Marci - Kathy Marci,

Denver CO 49.00 1.30 4 Donald Seem - Doris Seem, Enterprise AL; Joy Kessen, Madeira OH;

June Harris, Mesa AZ 48.00 1.23 3 Arthur Nelson - Janice Nelson, Burnsville MN; Neil Keyes - Wanda

Keyes, Nipomo CA

ACES HIGH KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 16 Teams 49.07 1 Irwin Kostal Jr, Cathedral City CA; ShawneeKostal, Cathedral Cty CA; Rick Panter, Santa Barbara CA; JackYeasley, Goleta CA 36.80 2 James Rosenstiel, Pembroke Pines FL; TomReynolds, South Pasadena CA; Bruce Parent - Norman Coombs,Brookville IN 24.54 3/4 Jay Mann, Fort Lauderdale FL; Barry Harper,Regina SK; Don Campbell, Saskatoon SK; Marilyn Hemenway,Omaha NE; Waldemar Frukacz, Ottawa ON; Jarosleaw Cieslak,Paradzice PL 24.54 3/4 Helene Fournier, Chicoutimi PQ; PaulBenedict, Pikesville MD; Jackie Boisseau, Etobicoke ON; EthelMajor - Joseph Major, Westmount PQ; Peter Schwartz, Cote Saint-Luc PQ 11.04 5/8 Alvin Baragar, Edmonton AB; John Gilbert,Kitchener ON; Rodney Wilton, Plano TX; Brian Johnston, TorontoON

Bracket 2 16 Teams 40.22 1 Claudia Gamio, Pls Vrds Pnsl CA; TerrySchleppegrell, Anchorage AK; Elisabeth Szeps, Argentina; KalKaleem, Etobicoke ON; John Szeps, La Crescenta CA 30.17 2 Peria Sultan Slimak - Eduardo Rosen - SteveHamaoui - Alisa Rapaport, Caracas, Ven; Paolo Pasquini, MiamiFL 20.11 3/4 Jim Haws, Tampa FL; Brian Hingerty, Knox-ville TN; John Bacsa, Wood Dale IL; Robert Oslin, Chicago IL 20.11 3/4 Robert Rinehart, Northumberland PA; ShirleyLeeds - Geo. Fred Williams III, Knoxville TN; Jim Relihan, TampaFL

Bracket 3 16 Teams 34.78 1 Allen McRae, Portland ME; Bob Lafleur, LasVegas NV; Jon Downing, Solihill EN; Liam Johnstone, Birming-ham EN 26.09 2 Harriet Zimmerman - Vicki Loring - ArthurLoring, South Palm Be FL; William August, Palm Beach FL;Charles Miner, Orlando FL; Steven Barcus, Sorrento FL 17.39 3/4 Sandra De Martino, Riverside CT; SandyKiesel - Sandy Denison - Maynard Denison, Bakersfield CA 17.39 3/4 Randall Dougherty - Lynne Newman, SeattleWA; Christine Renner, Ashland OH; Jerome Hurley, MansfieldOH

Bracket 4 16 Teams 29.33 1 Robert Maloney Sr, Tampa FL; MartinSteinberg - Celeste Steinberg, Bloomington IL; Charlotte Ander-son, Madison WI 22.00 2 John Bortins, Louisville CO; Clinton Heiple,Boulder CO; Forest Dillinger, Golden CO; Nancy Benamati, Au-rora CO 14.67 3/4 Bill Bauknight - Charles Bauknight, Ander-son SC; Johanna Blackwell - Reece Blackwell, Greenville SC 14.67 3/4 Bert Waxler - Virginia Krig - Mac Busby, SanDiego CA; Grant Peacock, Irvine CA 6.60 5/8 Glenda Lewis, Boynton Beach FL; Jim Cohen,Boca Raton FL; Maralin Morgan - David Kaplan, Delray BeachFL 6.60 5/8 William Hurst - La Quitta Talbot, AlexandriaVA; Marilyn Thomas, Mc Lean VA; Julia Brown, Fairfax VA

Bracket 5 16 Teams 24.69 1 Debra Eaves, Northville MI; Lynne Cook,Wyandotte MI; Janet Garthe, Suttons Bay MI; Bill Blackburn,Matlacha FL 18.52 2 Marianne Goff, Margate City NJ; Elaine Pot-ash, Atlantic City NJ; Natalie Weintraub, Brigantine NJ; BeatriceSiegel, Linwood NJ 12.35 3/4 Frances Milam - Nancy Goulet - FlorenceSenkowsky - Lois Applebaum, El Paso TX 12.35 3/4 Bruce Blakely - H Vince Mueller, San RafaelCA; Chandler Flickinger, Portola Valley CA; Larry King, HanaleiHI

Bracket 6 15 Teams 19.93 1 Gregory McLaughlin, Irvine CA; MargaretMaidment, Bakersfield CA; Julian Dupuis - Gay Rhinehart, KelsoWA 14.95 2 Frank Boyce, Inman KS; Leslie Griffith,Wichita KS; Theo Lichtenstein, Miami FL; Leslie Bays, KingsportTN 9.97 3/4 Al Bongarzone - Judy Bongarzone, Oak ParkCA; Gail Kahan - John Kahan, Santa Barbara CA 9.97 3/4 Leonard Hall, Tucson AZ; CarolynTimmermann, Portland OR; Dixie Hornby - Richard Westphal,Albuquerque NM

Bracket 7 16 Teams 15.18 1 Thomas Haldi, Santa Rosa CA; VerginiaD’Hondt, Farmington MI; Irene Powers, Naples FL; EileenTortorice, Bonita Spgs FL 11.39 2 Edwin Glickman, Snowmass CO; DavidShuck, La Luz NM; Charles Brown, Denton TX; Rita Hiller, IdahoFalls ID 7.59 3/4 Norbert Stencel - Carol Halfon, Scottsdale AZ;Norma Cloyd, Paducah KY; Steven Stark, Wichita KS 7.59 3/4 Melvin Spelde - Nadine Williams, Seattle WA;Maureen Schroder, Kirkland WA; Dorene Smyth, Portland OR

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STRATIFIED 100/200/300 SWISS 12 Teams

A B C 3.08 1 Richard La Bahn - Virginia La Bahn, Orange CA; N Scott Cardell,

Pullman WA; Charles Hulse, Shawnee Mission KS 69.00 2.44 2 1 1 Rachael Gosling, Paget BE; Craig Hutton - Stephan Juliusburger,

Hamilton BE; Clifford Alison, Somerset BE 51.00 1.83 3 2 Jo Ellen Praklet, Dublin CA; Gary Shepley, Houston TX; Gary Kao-

Gerald Pittler, Vienna VA 49.00 1.37 4 3 John Green, San Bruno CA; Joan Shaffer - Linda Schwarz, San

Mateo CA; Janet Grove, Hillsborough CA 47.00 1.03 4 Michael Collier, Greenbelt MD; Cathy River, Madison WI; Errol

McAlexander, Denver CO; David Osmundsen, Wheat Ridge CO 43.00

2ND SUNDAY AFTERNOON 300/200/100 PAIRS60 Pairs

A B C 5.60 1 Rey Pana - Ruth Pana, Englewood CO 109.93 4.20 2 1 Walter Yllo, North Attleboro MA; Earl Hill, Surprise AZ 102.50 3.15 3 2 Linda Pollett - William Pollett, Smith’s BE 101.50 2.36 4 3 1 Carl Bohman Sr - Marilyn Bohman, Englewood OH 100.70 1.77 5 4 ChingLing Jim Tseng - Helen Tseng, Los Altos CA 100.50 1.40 6 Albert Oliver, Henderson NV; Mark Strouse, Las Vegas NV 100.00 1.30 5 David Lund, Minneapolis MN; Roman Martin, Tempe AZ 98.50 1.40 6 Michael Mihevc, Little Falls NY; Lowell Porter, Saint Louis MO 96.50 1.75 2 Andy Boyd - Cristal Weber, Kapaa HI 92.50 1.15 3/4 Arthur Warrick - Shan Warrick, Tucson AZ 91.50 1.15 3/4 Ann Rutledge, Roseville CA; Donald Meyer, Las Vegas NV 91.50 1.03 5 Richard Colwell - Rosemary Colwell, Colorado Springs CO 90.00 1.09 6 Carol Smith, Berkeley CA; Veronica Berlin, Novato CA 89.50

2ND SUNDAY SENIOR SWISS 100 Teams

A B C 23.49 1 Sheila Bleiman - Jim Woodside, Sun City West AZ; Joan Ivey -

Ernie Ivey, Santa Maria CA 124.00 17.62 2 Michael Slaven, Bensenville IL; Amin Karim, Glen Ellyn IL;

Ronald Bredemann, Crystal Lake IL; Jerry Jackson, Wood Dale IL 116.00 13.21 3 Barbara Fellows - James Fellows, Omaha NE; Peg Cundiff - Dewy

Cundiff, Las Vegas NV 113.00 9.91 4 Sharon Bialek - Norm Bialek, Sun City West AZ; Nada Sundermeyer

- Clay Sundermeyer, Bellevue WA 112.00 6.50 5/6 Ann Ottenberg, Soquel CA; Lois Low Tan, San Francisco CA; Chet

Young, Alameda CA; Jane Basilico, Santa Cruz CA 110.00 6.50 5/6 Dudley Brown, Grandview WA; Sally Fahland, Veradale WA; Rollie

Armacost - Darlene Armacost, Wolf Creek MT 110.00 4.18 7 Balusu Rao, Redmond WA; Larry Paisley, Westerville OH; Ulker

Mutlu, Clearwater FL; Diane Cullen, Beaverton OR 109.00 3.14 8 Susan Abrams - Norm Rosen, Sun City West AZ; Frank Jackson,

Pacifica CA; Antoni Baranski, San Carlos CA 108.00 2.61 9 Marie Filandro - Peter Filandro, Smyrna DE; Jess Stuart - Lois

Stuart, West Chester PA 104.00 16.37 10/12 1 Richard Fumanti, Fullerton CA; William Toufectis, Reston VA;

Emmeline Morris, Boca Raton FL; Patricia Hurlbert, Santa Ynez CA 103.00 2.15 10/12 Genevieve Hewitt - Richard Hewitt, New York NY; John Gustafson

- Helen Gustafson, Des Moines IA 103.00 2.15 10/12 Clarence Crossley Jr - Jan Crossley, Henderson NV; Proctor

Hawkins, Las Vegas NV; Marvin Thomsic, Denver CO 103.00 12.28 2 Earl Voelkl - Judy Voelkl, Rochester NY; Constance Hrabchak,

Watertown NY; Robert Lau, Dunedin FL 102.00 9.21 3 Philip Akre - Alice Dudley, Coronado CA; Ruth Ann Alpert -

Colleen Cody, Fountain Valley CA 100.00 6.91 4 1 John Weinberg - Sarah Weinberg - John Aslin, Mercer Island WA;

Maralynn Haney, Lompoc CA 98.00 5.18 5 James Misner - Elaine Misner, Wilton CT; Betty Jane Corbani,

New Milford CT; Morris Feinson, Danbury CT 93.00 3.40 6/7 Patricia Mitchell - Marion Watson - Jean Smith, Mississauga ON;

Wyn Nicholls, Oakville ON 92.00 3.40 6/7 Pierce Smith, Rutland VT; Cary Breech, Catawissa PA; Sandra

Hammer, Dedham MA; Courtney Nelson, Wells VT 92.00 5.15 8/10 2 Rosemary Albrecht - Matthew Albrecht, Rhinebeck NY; William

Kao, Lagrangeville NY; Roald Hertzwig, Pawling NY 91.00 1.88 8/10 Angeline Murray, Danville CA; Marguerite Calicchio, Costa Mesa

CA; Teresa Szymczak, Walnut Creek CA; Mary Lou Kiley,Mooresville NC 91.00

1.88 8/10 Joanne Euler - Ruth Wiener - Phyllis Larson - Mary AnnEldridge, Las Vegas NV 91.00

3.86 3 Ronald Oest - Sandi Oest, Palmdale CA; Larry Bamberger -Frances Schwartz, Scottsdale AZ 80.00

2.89 4 Patrick Thomas - Carol Garnett, St Petersburg FL; Fran Wakely -David Wakely, Belleair FL 79.00

2.17 5 Henry Essig, Westlake OH; Jean Warzinski, Bedford OH; RobertGoodman - C Goodman, Jupiter FL 75.00

1.63 6 William Dani - Elizabeth Dani, Coronado CA; Jan Nortman - HenryNortman, Youngsville LA 74.00

2ND SUNDAY EVENING 50/20 PAIRS 12 Pairs

A B 1.68 1 Joy Baker - Jane Casciano, San Jose CA 64.50 1.26 2 Carol Weiser, Albuquerque NM; Jana George, Rio Rancho NM 61.00 0.83 3/4 Jacqueline Williams - Darrell Williams, Littleton CO 54.50 1.21 3/4 1 Sara Kuperstein - Hortensia Azerraf, Caracas, Venezuela 54.50 0.91 2 Curtis Barbee - Pamela Barbee, Newnan GA 51.50

Bracket 8 16 Teams 12.42 1 Fred Boddy - Sandra Boddy, Riverview NB;Dorothy Moore - Tom Moore, Irving TX 9.32 2 Brian Reynolds - Samantha Macdouglas, VanNuys CA; Chris Moore - Jennifer Chalfan, South Pasadena CA 6.21 3/4 Michael Bossert - Sara Bossert, Las Vegas NV;Candace Asebrook - Helen Gambel, Henderson NV 6.21 3/4 Anne Tomlinson - Betty McDonald - DorothyBoice, Atlanta GA; Barbara Moore, Duluth GA

Bracket 9 12 Teams 8.43 1 Richard Jacobs, San Jose CA; ThomasColeman, San Leandro CA; Robert Elliott, Lincoln CA; CarolynKwiatek, Mountain View CA 6.32 2 Cheryl Schwartz - Robert Reinman - BobBlackledge - William Nabors, Colorado Spgs CO 4.22 3/4 Nancy Benedict - Gerald Benedict, EnglewoodCO; Harold Sanchez, Denver CO; Jack Ewald, Greeley CO 4.22 3/4 Marie Maloney, Buzzards Bay MA; AliceRoche, Sagamore Beach MA; Leon Bennet-Alder - Evalyn Bennet-Alder, Tucson AZ

JACKS OR BETTER KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 16 TeamsRuth-Anne Mazer - Allan Mazer, Towson MD; Ronald Spath,Severna Park MD; Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansburg VA

vsRoss Spiro, Cherry Hill NJ; Paul Bubendey, Reston VA; MahmoudElguindy, Newport Beach CA; Vicki Jane Erickson, Anaheim CA

Harold Simon, Ventura CA; Jiun-Ming Chen, West Lafayette IN;Janet Ju - George Wang, El Monte CA

vsRichard Holmes, Wichita KS; Tom Brown, Duncan OK; JanBenninghoven, Denver CO; Gail Gottlieb, Aurora CO

Bracket 2 16 TeamsCelia Austenfeld, Vestal NY; Millie Vibbard, Lady Lake FL;Connie Anderson - Gerald Vaughan, Knoxville TN

vsMaurice Emond, Allenstown NH; Joan Cook, Bow NH; MarkTeich - Gretchen Teich, Concord NH

Gregory Gran - Elaine Morrison, Lake Bluff IL; Edward Nield,Westchester IL; Rachel Chittaro, Kildeer IL

vsSali Ma, Birmingham AL; Gordon Adkins, West Chester OH; HFertig - Eileen Fertig, Winter Springs FL

Bracket 3 16 TeamsJames Kehoe, Glen Ellyn IL; Faye Alexiev, San Francisco CA;Robert Walters, Lake Havasu AZ; Laura Mooney, Red Deer AB

vsTerry Darwin, San Francisco CA; Catherine Fortney, Millbrae CA;David Binney, Seattle WA; Kathy Hauck, Shoreline WA

Robert Andersen - Saundra Andersen, Prospect KY; David Pricer- Toni Pricer, Henderson NV

vsWilliam Weingarden, Santa Monica CA; Al Blinder, Torrance CA;Delia Juul-Dam - Brian Richardson, Pacific Plsds CA

Bracket 4 16 TeamsKent Jones - Renate Jones, Ventura CA; Larry Golding - BetteMalone, Camarillo CA

vsM Mardesich - Cathy Woodburne, Seattle WA; Carter Hoffmann -Pamela Hoffmann, Normandy Park WA

Tore Tverraaen, Scranton PA; Denise Hoffman - Glenda Gordon,Marquette MI; Henning Odegaarden, Stathelle, Norw.

vsJerry Newcomb - Carolyn Newcomb, Littleton CO; LorraineNorton, Dana Point CA; Garth Greene, Playa del Rey CA

Bracket 5 12 TeamsRita Frushtick, Oceanside CA; Hannah Moon, Prince Albert SK;Amy Peregoodoff, Okanagan Falls BC; Patricia Riding, Smith’sBE

vsKarin Rabin - Bill Rabin, San Francisco CA; Shirley Saltzman,Chicago IL; Ilene Grabel, Huntington Bh CA

Dorothy Peiffer - Patricia Peiffer, Dallas PA; J Caldwell, LewisvilleTX; Michael Lombardi, Norman OK

vsThomas Tortorice, Bonita Spgs FL; Bernice Shahrabani, DeerfieldBeach FL; Sylvia Landon - Morris Landon, North HollywoodCA

Bracket 6 13 TeamsLeon Angel - Judith Angel, Las Vegas NV; Michael Siegmund -Mary Siegmund, Henderson NV

vsJane Smith, Flatts BE; Marilynn Simmons - Richmond Simmons,Paget BE; Gertrude Barker, Warwick BE

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2ND SUNDAY MORNING 299ER PAIRS 34 Pairs

A B C 3.78 1 Robert Edwards - Vivian Edwards, Palm Beach Gdns FL 75.00 3.34 2 1 1 Cathy River, Madison WI; William Linder, Riverside IL 71.45 1.86 3/4 Mary Horan, Coram NY; Virginia Hoffman, Saint James NY 69.50 2.51 3/4 2 Michael Mihevc, Little Falls NY; Lowell Porter, Saint Louis MO 69.50 1.88 5 3 Beryl Blake - George Blake, Bound Brook NJ 68.80 1.67 6 4 2 Craig Hutton, Hamilton BE; Ruthanne Williams, Portland OR 67.90 1.06 5 Clarke Fairbrother, Santa Ana CA; Robert Walton, Culver City CA 67.50 1.25 6 3 Mary Jo Sergent - Judy Coffey, Rockford IL 67.20 0.94 4 Andy Boyd - Cristal Weber, Kapaa HI 64.00 0.70 5 Joy Baker - Jane Casciano, San Jose CA 62.09

2ND SUNDAY MORNING SWISS 299ER 6 Teams

A B C 2.24 1 1 1 Carol Weiser - Lisa Torres - Stephanie White, Albuquerque NM;

Jana George, Rio Rancho NM 56.00 1.68 2 Richard Plattner - Donald Howell, Carlsbad CA; Vicki Miles -

Lewis Miles, Glendale AZ 46.00

2ND SUNDAY MORNING SIDE PAIRS 46 Pairs

A B C 5.01 1 Geoffrey Cross, Fernandina FL; Robert Hirschhaut, Boynton Beach FL 109.50 3.94 2 1 1 Elizabeth Nagle, Middletown CT; Helma Strauss, Hartford CT 108.52 2.96 3 2 2 Michael Nabrynski - Jennifer Nabrynski, Ashland MA 105.00 2.45 4 3 3 Lynn Condon, West Redding CT; Fran Kancleaske, Stratford CT 102.29 1.72 5 4 4 Patricia Braun, Arlington Heghts IL; Caroline Cantrell, Memphis TN 98.57 1.72 6 5 Otto Edor, Concord CA; Gunnar Niemi, Emeryville CA 98.50 1.80 6 Roberta Lack, Okemos MI; Gary Fan, Florence KY 95.00 1.34 5 Louise Connell - Francyne Edwards, Grand Rapids MI 90.50 0.96 6 Dorothy Peiffer - Patricia Peiffer, Dallas PA 90.00

EARLY BIRD SWISS 37 Teams

A B C 16.45 1 1 Henri Barki, Westmount PQ; Hayk Bosnakyan, Montreal PQ; Sarko

Kassabian, Dol-des-Ormea PQ; George Krizel, Fstrvl Trvose PA 122.00 12.34 2 2 Robert Kent, Los Angeles CA; Samuel Asai, Hood River OR; Isolde

Knaap - Jeffery Jacob, Portland OR 116.00 9.25 3 William Hunter, Reading MA; Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA;

Howard Piltch, Andover MA; Edward White, Grand Blanc MI; JamesGordon, S Burlington VT 109.00

6.60 4/5 3 1 Andre Wojdelski, Burbank IL; Eugeniusz Babiarz, Glendale HtsIL; Alan Levine - Marjorie Levine, Massapequa NY 100.00

6.07 4/5 Lowell Andrews, Huntington Bch CA; Michael Shuman, Pasadena CA;Rebecca Rogers, Las Vegas NV; Dave McClintock, Lexington MA 100.00

3.90 6 J Thomas Holzer, Hopkins MN; Patti Stuhlman, Minneapolis MN;Richard Ekstrum, Crystal MN; Linda Webb, Fargo ND 97.00

4.95 7/8 4 Charles West - Susan West - Lorallan Hushbeck - Suzanne StThomas, Salem OR 95.00

2.57 7/8 Clyde D’Arcy, Parker CO; Marilyn Bost, Aurora CO; DeborahDrury, Vero Beach FL; Melitta Bagge, Hot Springs AR 95.00

3.25 5/6 Cydney Hayes, Riverside Est SK; Angela Shaw - Cathy Sproule -John Pulles, Saskatoon SK 88.00

4.60 5/6 2 Robin Gillies - Lynne Gillies, Culver City CA; Alan Curtis,Newbury Park CA; Jane Dommeyer, Redondo Beach CA 88.00

3.45 3 William West, Yuma AZ; Alice Thomas, Langley BC; Anita Mangold- Terry Briscoe, Cincinnati OH 81.00

2.59 4 Stanley Pace - Jane Pace, Victorville CA; June Cassinelli -Sheila Merritt, Yuma AZ 75.00

1.94 5 Jason Rosenfeld - Chuck Chang, Evanston IL; Jonathan Levell,Oak Park IL; Drew Becker, Mequon WI; Man Ho Han, Chicago IL 74.00

2ND SUNDAY FAST OPEN PAIRS 126 Pairs

A B C 29.08 1 R Craig Hemphill - Nancy Mitchell, Jacksonville FL 329.00 21.81 2 Melvin Lubart, Hummelstown PA; H Philip Monyer, Middletown PA 322.77 16.36 3 Xiaodong Shi, Des Plaines IL; David Yang, Chicago IL 316.45 15.05 4 1 Herbert Chaice - Judith Chaice, Armonk NY 315.00 9.20 5 Greg Resz, Dallas TX; Jeffrey McKee, Arlington TX 314.50 6.90 6 Jack Shartsis, Huntington Wd MI; Jerrold Grossman, Rochester

Hills MI 312.50 11.29 7 2 Gerrie Owen - Preston Morrow, Dallas TX 311.32 8.47 8 3 Ralph Aguado - William Meyer, Las Vegas NV 310.67 4.09 9 Kathy Longman - Jack Longman, Clearwater FL 307.00 6.35 10 4 Orhan Gurbuz, Huntington Bh CA; Hayim Ninyo, Irvine CA 306.23 4.76 5 Seymour Goodman, West Bloomfield MI; Ruth Brownstein, Livonia MI 299.23 4.44 6 Marlene Mandell - Seymour Mandell, Southfield MI 295.36 2.68 7 Sharon Hammer, Lake Forest CA; Thomas Theisen, Los Angeles CA 294.41 6.62 1 David Pierpont, Tucson AZ; Matthew Pierpont, San Diego CA 291.50 4.97 2 Ann Youngmann, Northbrook IL; Deborah Koster, Highland Park IL 291.27 3.72 3 Arlene Greengard - Stanley Greengard, Torrance CA 284.00 2.79 4 Carol Phillips, Omaha NE; Barbara Kleen, Henderson NV 281.50 2.32 5 Andrew Hanes, Provincetown MA; Robert Thornhill, Grand Bend ON 278.86 1.91 6 Jeffrey Brown, Golden CO; Spencer Jones, Westminster CO 277.50

SATURDAY ZIP KNOCKOUTS 21 Teams 3.86 1 Rowen Bell - Bill Drewett - Kenny Zuckerberg,Chicago IL; Christopher Monsour, Arlington Heights IL 2.90 2 Alisha Hudson, Walnut Grove CA; AndrewSteinheimer, Oakland CA; Jeremy Huie - Stacey Huie, PleasantHill CA 2.12 3 Ranjan Bhaduri, Dundas ON; Merle Stetser -Jean Choi, Honolulu HI; R Bruce Martin, Paia HI 1.74 4 Dan Stanghelle, Norway; Jason Feldman,Champaign IL; William Wickham, Los Angeles CA; MichaelWickham, Naperville IL

PHOENIX MORNING KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 12 TeamsDaniel Boye, Syracuse NY; Sheldon Justan, Henderson NV; Dou-glas Ross, Rochester NY; Albert Shrive, Clarks Green PA

vsDaniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, Pascoag RI; PaulKinney, Jamaica Plain MA; Ed Lewis, Falls Church VA; JamesMurphy, Chesapeake VA; Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT

Bracket 2 12 TeamsYas Takeda, Hacienda Heights CA; Subba Ravipudi, Downey CA;Steve Sperry, Mechanicsvlle VA; Phil Lien, Williamsburg VA; SorinSamanta, Rochester MN

vsBernie Lambert, Viking AB; Allan Sorensen - Paul Sorensen,Berwyn AB; Barbara Jay Cornelia, Columbia SC; Dan Mathieson,Regina SK

Bracket 3 12 TeamsMark Krusemeyer - Gloria Krusemeyer, Northfield MN; SvetlanaStojsic, Salt Lake City UT; Doug Adair, Midvale UT

vsConi Barlow - Donald Barlow Jr, Royal Oak MI; Curt Hofer -Kathy Hofer, Novi MI

Bracket 4 13 TeamsClaude Tremblay - Muriel Tremblay, Kanata ON; Carolyn Boone- Robert Boone, Bend OR

vsPradeep Jhawar - Vandana Jhawar - Aniko Szabo - Tamas Szabo,Layton UT

Bracket 5 16 TeamsW. Ann Wilson - Robert Wilson, Ventura CA; Bob Weise - CathyWeise, Reno NV

vsErrol McAlexander, Denver CO; Frances Evans - Brett Goldston,Seattle WA; David Osmundsen, Wheat Ridge CO Ed Howard,Wichita KSEd Howard, Wichita KS

SUNDAY-MONDAY MORNING COMPACT KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 12 TeamsKarl Keller, Colorado Springs CO; Shelba Parmley - BritainBeezley, Oklahoma City OK; Ed Howard, Wichita KS

vsJim Haws, Tampa FL; Shirley Seals, Ponte Vedra FL; Robert Oslin,Chicago IL; John Bacsa, Wood Dale IL

Sara Leckie - Barbara Hemmeter - Patricia Dreinhoefer, Knox-ville TN; Sara Mantel, Fayetteville NC

vsPhillip Goatz - Barbara Dunkley - Joe Lewis, Las Vegas NV; JohnWaken, Arcadia CA

Bracket 2 13 TeamsLarry King, Hanalei HI; Ruth Goodpasture, Bourbonnais IL; JohnJavella, Burnham IL; Chandler Flickinger, Portola Valley CA

vsJason Ciano - Fabrice Lecomte, New York NY; Korkut Ergun -Sakir Sarimakci, Istanbul

Marilyn Nadler - Annamae Hackwood, Santa Cruz CA; CarolMaggipinto, Aptos CA; Bernard Bertonis, Scotts Valley CA

vsEvan Markowitz - Edwin Siegel - Vaughan Marks, New York NY;Paul Birnbaum, Brooklyn NY

Bracket 3 16 TeamsRuth Bowser, Schererville IN; Patricia Trethewey, Chesterton IN;Donna Kellerman, Imperial CA; Shirley Peddicord, Hobart IN

vsF. Marion Fletcher, Statesboro GA; Deb Phillips - Alex Phillips,N Little Rock AR; Edward Foran, Marietta GA

Nancy Benedict - Gerald Benedict, Englewood CO; Michael Gecht,Staten Island NY; Harold Sanchez, Denver CO

vsChingLing Jim Tseng, Los Altos CA; Norman Wang, Palo AltoCA; Mei Wu - James Wu, Fremont CA

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2ND SUNDAY B/C/D SWISS TEAMS 69 Teams

B C D 22.34 1 Robert Kent, Los Angeles CA; Stanley Weiner, Las Vegas NV;

David Graff, Ann Arbor MI; David Kogut, Statesville NC 123.00 16.76 2 1 1 Alisha Hudson, Walnut Grove CA; Andrew Steinheimer, Oakland CA;

Jeremy Huie - Stacey Huie, Pleasant Hill CA 119.00 11.00 3/4 2 John Robinson, Bothell WA; Anne S-W Kao, Bellevue WA; Edith

Huffman, Woodinville WA; Rob Thomason, Seattle WA 106.00 11.00 3/4 Alice Ling - Susan Law - Viorel Atudorei, Albuquerque NM; Peggy

Chase, El Paso TX 106.00 7.07 5 3 Kenneth Kaufman - J J Armour, Derwood MD; Mark Steele,

Livingston TX; Larry Barr, Austin TX 105.00 4.64 6/7 Deborah Fowler - David Smith - Gretchen Smith, Salisbury NC;

Matthew Fowler, Winston Salem NC 103.00 4.64 6/7 Carol Zogg, Bellevue WA; Paul McGough, Langley WA; Karol Monroe

- Guy Monroe, Newport OR 103.00 2.98 8 Nicholas France, Spring Valley NY; Cindy Snider, San Antonio

TX; Brett Kunin, West Orange NJ; Shirley Matthews, Lindale TX 102.00 2.48 9 Cynthia Greer, Mission Viejo CA; Jay Helekar, Laguna Hills CA;

Lucille Hovland, Fountain Valley CA; Marcella Lane, NewportBeach CA 101.00

4.43 4 Phil Symcox - Gerald Clough - Annette Glotzbach - Sally Sabo,Santa Fe NM; Michael Gecht, Staten Island NY 96.00

3.32 5 Kenneth Young - Helen Vera Allen - J Charles Comeau, Las VegasNV; Andre Wojdelski, Burbank IL 92.00

1.92 6/8 D Shepler - Mary Boyd, Charleston WV; Annamaria Pluhar, NewPort Richey FL; Dorothy Dignan, Hudson FL 90.00

1.92 6/8 Nancy Fillmore - David Stonex, Las Vegas NV; Kay Egner -Theodore Egner, Pompano Beach FL 90.00

1.92 6/8 Margaret Norris, Oakland CA; Cecelia Zachar, San Antonio TX;Alan Hamilton - Susan Hamilton, Berkeley CA 90.00

2.90 2 Neil Hunter - Anita Carlson, Santa Fe NM; Brian Hegarty -Elaine West Fry, Colorado Spgs CO 81.00

2.18 3 Della Willis - Jane Gregory - Mary Lohr - Laraine Callom, LasVegas NV 70.00

2ND SUNDAY A/X SWISS 29 Teams

A X 31.75 1 Barbara Noble, Paradise Valley AZ; Jerry Gaer - Ken Barbour - Phyllis

Malstrom, Scottsdale AZ; Lowell Andrews, Huntington Beach CA 127.00 23.81 2 Bob Glasson - Joann Glasson, Pennington NJ; Leo Weniger, Halifax NS;

Bob Gwirtzman, Brooklyn NY; Philip Silverstein, Cote Saint-Luc PQ 102.00 17.86 3 John Minton, White Bear Lake MN; George Kovarik, Henderson NV; Forest

Lowe, Eden Prairie MN; James Love, Costa Mesa CA 101.00 13.39 4 Virgil Anderson Jr, Springfield MO; Liane Turner - Donald Turner,

Muskegon MI; Jayne Thomas, Lutz FL 95.00 18.70 5 1 Joseph Viola III, Altadena CA; Bob Johnson, Pasadena CA; Candace

Scott, Los Angeles CA; Doug Handler, Berkeley CA 93.00 6.59 6/7 Barbara Kasle - Vivian Griscom - Maggie Shenkin, Boca Raton FL;

Michele Sellyn, Glascow, Scotlan; Michael Alexander, Manchester EN 90.00 6.59 6/7 Panette Talia, Campbell CA; Rand Pinsky, Valencia CA; Frances

Dickman, San Jose CA; Julie Sheerin, Westlake Vlg CA 90.00 3.89 8/9 Dan Durham - Sharyl Durham, Las Vegas NV; Nancy Jones, Corona CA; Jim

Senter - Gale Senter, Laguna Niguel CA 89.00 3.89 8/9 Chris Shanklin - Ronald Schick - Joy Miller Schick, Naples FL; Robert

Bridger, Raleigh NC; Jeffrey Raynes, Cary NC; Alec Price, Red Springs NC 89.00 14.03 10 2 Wayne Christensen Jr - Joan Morse - Terry Currie - Jolie Hess,

Houston TX 85.00 10.52 3 Michael Cassel II, Roseville MN; Diane Audeon, Marina del Rey CA; J

Thomas Holzer, Hopkins MN; Patti Stuhlman, Minneapolis MN 84.00 7.89 4 Donna Rodwell, Naperville IL; Rick Schoenfield, Westchester IL; Yo

Buehler, Williamsburg VA; Corinne Lee, Virginia Beach VA 79.00

SATURDAY-SUNDAY SIDE GAME III 68 Pairs

A B C 6.67 1 A Harrison, New York NY; Bob Yellis, Great Neck NY 206.00 5.00 2 Harry Yockey - Jacqueline Yockey, Simi Valley CA 201.50 3.75 3 Jim Haws, Tampa FL; Brian Hingerty, Knoxville TN 197.50 4.85 4 1 Leo Bicknese, Mesa AZ; Joseph Olcott, Glenview IL 192.50 3.64 5 2 Sandra De Martino, Riverside CT; Sandy Kiesel, Bakersfield CA 190.00 2.73 6 3 Ruth Ableman, Irvine CA; Helene Blumenau, Dallas TX 184.00 2.21 4 Ahmed Sorathia, Chino CA; Sabina Lim, Irvine CA 176.50 3.49 5 1 Kenneth Paris - Frederick Bowles, Henderson NV 176.00 1.58 6 Robert Harward - Shirley Scott, Colorado Springs CO 174.50 2.62 2 Chris Jones - Lilian Jones, Houston TX 174.00 1.96 3 Jeffrey Millman, Agoura Hills CA; Alan Haim, Sherman Oaks CA 160.00 1.47 4 Linda Pollett, Smith’s BE; Stephen Ball, Hamilton BE 158.00 1.10 5 Lois Applebaum - Florence Senkowsky, El Paso TX 156.00 1.03 6 Glenn Dicus, West Hollywood CA; Eleanor Gendill, Denver CO 154.50

Solution to Quiz #8Problem on page 2

« 4ª A 8 7 5 4© A Q 10 6 4¨ A 4

« K Q J 10 8 « 7 5 3 2ª 2 ª 3© 3 © K J 8 7 2¨ Q 10 8 7 3 2 ¨ K J 6

« A 9 6ª K Q J 10 9 6© 9 5¨ 9 5

The contract is 6ª by South. West leads the «K.You win and play the ªK, all following. How do youplay to ensure this slam against any distribution of theadverse cards?

Here’s Kantar’s answer:At trick three lead the ©5 to the ace. Assuming

nothing happens, reenter your hand with a trump andlead the ©9. If West follows, the contract is assured.Play the queen from dummy. If it loses to the king, youhave sufficient entries to establish the fifth diamond. IfWest shows out on the second diamond, run the 9 toEast’s jack, later running the queen through East’s kingto set up the ©10 for a club discard.

62nd wedding anniversaryMarjorie and Nick Gregorio of Wakefield MA are

celebrating their 62nd wedding anniversary by playingin this Las Vegas NABC.

Online educationsoftware for e-bridgee-bridge has broadened its comprehensive package

of bridge services over the Internet (through its web site:www.e-bridgemaster.com ) by releasing an online educa-tion service. e-bridge’s management team is aware of thegreat demand for online bridge education, and the OES ise-bridge’s direct response to this need.

Pinhas Romik, founder, chairman and CEO of e-bridge, had this to say. “For the last six months, e-bridge’s development team in cooperation with a fewprominent bridge teachers worked to develop a propri-etary software that will enable online bridge educa-tion. The software enables teachers to create their ownonline courses, divided into lessons. The teacher candefine and fully describe various lesson topics, andinsert the hands that he/she wants to use as examplesfor bidding and play.

“Students who enter the education area will selectcourses of interest from the list of available courses.Once registered, students will be able to enter speciallesson rooms where the teacher will lecture and moni-tor play at all tables. The software will allow the teacherto show all hands, replay tricks and claim hands. Fur-thermore, the teacher will be able to interact with eachstudent while the student is bidding and playing thehand at the table.

“The software allows for multiple tables to displaythe same hand at the same time. Finally, after the handis finished, a written analysis will appear on thestudent’s screen if the teacher has inserted one. Thissoftware package covers all the needs to teach onlinebridge, and it provides students an opportunity to learnvarious bridge topics on line with a real teacher, frombasic bidding to advanced card play.”

Mike Lawrence, several times world champion andan effective author and teacher, participated in e-bridge’s system definition and testing. He said, “Onlineeducation is an excellent opportunity for bridge teach-ers and students. With modern technology now avail-able to teachers, it is possible to teach students at alllevels. I am looking forward to working with the e-bridge format”.

e-bridge online education package will be open forthe teachers to prepare their courses from December 1,2001. Interested teachers should contact education@e-bridgemaster.com . From January 1, 2002 students willbe able to access available courses and to register tothe courses of interest. The service will be also avail-able on ACBL Online (www.acbl.com) to all ACBL-accredited teachers.

Remember the victims and heroes of September 11th,by playing in the Red, White and Blue Bridge Bash

Monday, December 10Saturday, December 15

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2ND SUNDAY MORNING 299ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQQ EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 1 Cathy River, Madison WI; William Linder, Riverside IL 71.45 1 1 Beryl Blake - George Blake, Bound Brook NJ 68.80 2 Mary Horan, Coram NY; Virginia Hoffman, Saint James NY 69.50 2 2 1 Craig Hutton, Hamilton BE; Ruthanne Williams, Portland OR 67.90 3 2 Earl Hill, Surprise AZ; Walter Yllo, North Attleboro MA 59.70 3 3 2 Mary Jo Sergent - Judy Coffey, Rockford IL 67.20 4 3 Roman Martin, Tempe AZ; Colby Van Atta, Ft Walton Beach FL 58.70 4 Richard Jacobs, San Jose CA; Thomas Coleman, San Leandro CA 67.00

2 Roberta Brown - Harry Brown Jr, Yakima WA 57.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RRR EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Robert Edwards - Vivian Edwards, Palm Beach Gdns FL 75.00 1 1 Michael Mihevc, Little Falls NY; Lowell Porter, Saint Louis MO 69.50 2 1 Ross Brooks - Linda Brooks, Prince Albert SK 65.00 2 2 Clarke Fairbrother, Santa Ana CA; Robert Walton, Culver City CA 67.50 3 2 James Fallis - Alice Fallis, Wichita KS 64.50 3 3 Robert Willmann, San Diego CA; Edith Fiore, Sarasota FL 63.50

3 1 Andy Boyd - Cristal Weber, Kapaa HI 64.00 1 Carol Ostrowski, Rochester Hills MI; Pat Kelly, West Bloomfield MI 54.50 2 Helene Fierman - M Fierman, Encino CA 59.50

2ND SUNDAY MORNING SIDE PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION MM EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 1 Michael Nabrynski - Jennifer Nabrynski, Ashland MA 105.00 1 Geoffrey Cross, Fernandina FL; Robert Hirschhaut, Boynton Beach FL 109.50 2 Dorothy Shorts, Mesa AZ; Marjorie Thien, Waukesha WI 94.00 2 1 Roberta Lack, Okemos MI; Gary Fan, Florence KY 95.00 3 2 2 Louise Connell - Francyne Edwards, Grand Rapids MI 90.50 3 Mark Bumgardner, Carrollton TX; Willie Bumgardner, Bedford TX 90.50 4 3 Dorothy Peiffer - Patricia Peiffer, Dallas PA 90.00 4 2 Martha Lundholm, Carmichael CA; Sara Kingsley, Fair Oaks CA 87.50 5 4 Deanna Goh, Peterborough ON; Peter Morse, North Vancouver BC 85.50 5 Michael Perlman - Richard Laver, Boulder CO 83.00

1 Sheila Nickerson, Kailua HI; Ron Frystak, Kaneohe HI 82.50 2/3 Janet Wickersham, Sierra Madre CA; Teri Atkinson, Bakersfield CA 74.50 2/3 Mary White, Las Vegas NV; John Bond, Walla Walla WA 74.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION NN EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 1 Lynn Condon, West Redding CT; Fran Kancleaske, Stratford CT 102.29 1 1 1 Elizabeth Nagle, Middletown CT; Helma Strauss, Hartford CT 108.52 2 2 2 Patricia Braun, Arlington Hts IL; Caroline Cantrell, Memphis TN 98.57 2 2 Otto Edor, Concord CA; Gunnar Niemi, Emeryville CA 98.50 3 Ken Gee, Regina SK; Carol Pollock, Northbrook IL 96.29 3 Sarah Corning, Guilford CT; Cynthia Michael, Woodbridge CT 93.71 4 3 Jackie Hyde - Judith Hyde, Federal Way WA 89.79 4 3 Bill Hugenberg, Grand Junction CO; Richard Gross, Sun City West AZ 88.93

2 Margaret Chappell - Donna Magrill, Grand Rapids MI 80.00

2ND SUNDAY FAST OPEN PAIRS FIRST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION WW EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Donald Hennings - Margot Hennings, Falls Church VA 161.32 1 1 Ralph Aguado - William Meyer, Las Vegas NV 166.77 2 George Thompson, Bellflower CA; Sally Murphy, Fountain Valley CA 160.32 2 Melvin Lubart, Hummelstown PA; H Philip Monyer, Middletown PA 144.68 3 1 1 David Pierpont, Tucson AZ; Matthew Pierpont, San Diego CA 159.50 3 Bill Drewett - Kenny Zuckerberg, Chicago IL 142.50 4 2 2 Kay Swanson, Freeport IL; Erma Thompson, Warren IL 158.32 4 2 1 Lawrence Schell, Weymouth MA; Bill Campbell, Henderson NV 141.77 5 Tony Miller, Ridgecrest CA; Nancy Wittwer, Falls City NE 156.41 5 3 Philip Pearl, Fountain Valley CA; Kenton Hayes Jr, Louisville KY 140.68 6 3 Herbert Chaice - Judith Chaice, Armonk NY 152.50 6 4 Robert Herold - Kurt Allmacher, Columbus OH 140.18

4 Walter Rassbach - Nancy Rassbach, Westminster CO 136.82 2 Bayard Veiller, Pasadena CA; Nancy Heck, Los Angeles CA 134.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION XX EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Gerrie Owen - Preston Morrow, Dallas TX 166.50 1 Greg Resz, Dallas TX; Jeffrey McKee, Arlington TX 174.50 2 2 1 Ann Youngmann, Northbrook IL; Deborah Koster, Highland Park IL 161.00 2 Lucille Bilodeau - Rosemarie Goodwin, Lewiston ME 154.00 3 Michele Foran, Oconomowoc WI; William Malesevich, Mayville WI 155.50 3 1 1 Jeffrey Brown, Golden CO; Spencer Jones, Westminster CO 150.00 4/5 3 Paul Frean, New York NY; Reiko Raese, Boulder CO 146.00 4 Kathy Longman - Jack Longman, Clearwater FL 149.00 4/5 Stephen Czecha, Potomac MD; Sarah Callicoat-Yates, Annandale VA 146.00 5 2 2 Arlene Greengard - Stanley Greengard, Torrance CA 143.50 6 4 Richard French - David Weingarten, Las Vegas NV 136.00 6 3 Michael Mezin, San Diego CA; John McColl, La Jolla CA 141.50

2 Kathryn Alipanah, Midlothian VA; Jeffrey Thomas, Columbia SC 125.00 4 Eunice Patton, Bloomington IL; Fred Crockett, Danville IL 139.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION YY EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Helene Blumenau, Dallas TX; Ruth Ableman, Irvine CA 163.50 1 Joyce Sillins - Jonathan Greenspan, New York NY 164.50 2 2 Boots Frey - Sue Becker, Canton OH 143.50 2 Jack Shartsis, Huntington Wd MI; Jerrold Grossman, Rochester Hills MI 153.50 3/4 3 Peter Barthels - Theresa Barthels, Cheney WA 143.00 3 1 Seymour Goodman, West Bloomfield MI; Ruth Brownstein, Livonia MI 151.00 3/4 Ted Singer, Creve Coeur MO; June Singer, Saint Louis MO 143.00 4 2 Marlene Mandell - Seymour Mandell, Southfield MI 142.50 5 Gladys Collier, East Hampton NY; Adele Dusenbury, Stony Brook NY 142.50 5 3 1 Carol Phillips, Omaha NE; Barbara Kleen, Henderson NV 140.00 6 4 1 T P Goyal - George Stull, Las Vegas NV 136.00 6 Elaine Ware, Vernon BC; Alvin Zuckerman, Oceanside NY 139.00

2 Fletcher Anderson - Marilyn Anderson, Palm Desert CA 129.50 4 Sheila Greenwald, Montreal PQ; Josette Beyrouti, Westmount PQ 128.50 2 Robert Koedel - Gayle Koedel, Lincoln CA 126.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION ZZ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 R Craig Hemphill - Nancy Mitchell, Jacksonville FL 187.00 1 1 Pierre Beauregard - Nicolle Beauregard, St Lazare PQ 163.00 2 1 Orhan Gurbuz, Huntington Bh CA; Hayim Ninyo, Irvine CA 175.00 2 2 Yvonne Conroy - Joanne Molt, Grand Rapids MI 149.00 3 Xiaodong Shi, Des Plaines IL; David Yang, Chicago IL 162.50 3 3 1 Andrew Hanes, Provincetown MA; Robert Thornhill, Grand Bend ON 147.50 4 2 Burton Lipsky, New York NY; Arnold Goldstein, Lake Worth FL 153.50 4 Linda Trent, Fullerton CA; David Stevenson, Wirral EN 141.50 5 Derald Keetch, Fort Worth TX; Bob Bratcher, Vista CA 144.00 5 Jayne Keleher, Wichita KS; Dan Keleher, Mountain Home TX 140.50 6 3 Cynthia Gokavi - Winston Gokavi, Saskatoon SK 137.00 6 Martin Blain, Calabasas CA; Suzanne LeBendig, Los Angeles CA 140.00

4 Marvin Ellis, Tyler TX; Berneice Anglea, Newport Beach CA 118.00 4 Benjamin Akkerboom, Apeldoorn 7312 CP; Nelda Avent, Tyler TX 135.00 1 Arthur Nelson - Janice Nelson, Burnsville MN 106.00 2 Lee Mathers, Bakersfield CA; Richard Turke, Sierra Vista AZ 100.00

2ND SUNDAY FAST OPEN PAIRS SECOND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION WW EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Kathy Longman - Jack Longman, Clearwater FL 158.00 1 1 Herbert Chaice - Judith Chaice, Armonk NY 162.50 2 1 1 Sherryl Buchler - Ned Kohler, Cave Creek AZ 157.00 2 2 Bonnie Gellas - Anna Zagoloff, New York NY 149.00 3 Earle Davis, Glenview IL; Michael Kolacki, Chicago IL 145.00 3 3 1 Shary Watson, Corsicana TX; Mary Cohron, Springville AL 145.00 4 2 2 Arlene Greengard - Stanley Greengard, Torrance CA 140.50 4 Bill Drewett - Kenny Zuckerberg, Chicago IL 143.00 5 Greg Resz, Dallas TX; Jeffrey McKee, Arlington TX 140.00 5 Donald Hennings - Margot Hennings, Falls Church VA 142.00 6 3 Maureen Peterson, Pasadena CA; Jamie Rubenstein, Scottsdale AZ 132.00 6 Tony Miller, Ridgecrest CA; Nancy Wittwer, Falls City NE 139.00

4 Elizabeth Garber, Carlsbad CA; Phyllis Pankow, San Diego CA 131.50 4 Robert Herold - Kurt Allmacher, Columbus OH 137.00 2 David Pierpont, Tucson AZ; Matthew Pierpont, San Diego CA 132.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION XX EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Melvin Lubart, Hummelstown PA; H Philip Monyer, Middletown PA 178.09 1 Michele Foran, Oconomowoc WI; William Malesevich, Mayville WI 145.36 2 Charles Davis, Lilburn GA; Michael Strizhevsky, Atlanta GA 165.91 2 1 Eunice Patton, Bloomington IL; Fred Crockett, Danville IL 144.96 3 1 Sharon Hammer, Lake Forest CA; Thomas Theisen, Los Angeles CA 160.41 3 2 Gerrie Owen - Preston Morrow, Dallas TX 144.82 4 2 Philip Pearl, Fountain Valley CA; Kenton Hayes Jr, Louisville KY 151.54 4 Trudy Cohen - Calvin Cohen, Monticello NY 144.68 5 Mary Vickers, Apex NC; Norman Leslie, New Orleans LA 149.00 5 Charles Perez, Salem OR; Court Smith, Portland OR 136.27 6 3 Ralph Aguado - William Meyer, Las Vegas NV 143.90 6 Stephen Czecha, Potomac MD; Sarah Callicoat-Yates, Annandale VA 136.00

4 Pasquale Mauro - Liz Halloran, Las Vegas NV 138.27 3 Madeline Cresalia, San Francisco CA; Virginia Grady, San Rafael CA 135.60 1 P Seeder, Granada Hills CA; Geri Loman, Tarzana CA 129.64 4 1 Kathryn Alipanah, Midlothian VA; Jeffrey Thomas, Columbia SC 134.77 2 Meenakshi Krishnamoorthy - Nirmala Krishnamoorthy, San Diego CA 123.56 2 Ann Youngmann, Northbrook IL; Deborah Koster, Highland Park IL 130.27

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION YY EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Martin Blain, Calabasas CA; Suzanne LeBendig, Los Angeles CA 160.00 1 Antonia Okany, Etobicoke ON; Judy Singer, Scarborough ON 160.50 2 1 Bob Kiggins, Burnaby BC; Paul Costantino, Rock Springs WY 158.00 2 Jack Shartsis, Huntington Wd MI; Jerrold Grossman, Rochester Hills MI 159.00 3 2 1 Gloria Brown-Cook, Gardena CA; Faustina Floyd, Los Angeles CA 143.50 3 Larry Cara, Thornhill ON; R Smith, Don Mills ON 147.50 4 R Craig Hemphill - Nancy Mitchell, Jacksonville FL 142.00 4 Bonnie Britton, Staten Island NY; Jim Daniel, Shrewsbury NJ 144.50 5 3 Robert Probasco, Moscow ID; David Macey, Cheyenne WY 138.50 5 1 1 T P Goyal - George Stull, Las Vegas NV 141.00 6 4 Benjamin Akkerboom, Apeldoorn 7312 CP; Nelda Avent, Tyler TX 136.50 6 Joyce Sillins - Jonathan Greenspan, New York NY 135.00

2 Arlene McIntosh, North Reading MA; Alan Walters, Cape Porpoise ME 133.00 3 Sheila Greenwald, Montreal PQ; Josette Beyrouti, Westmount PQ 131.50 4 Peter Barthels - Theresa Barthels, Cheney WA 129.50

2 Edward Bacon - Martha Bacon, Las Cruces NM 129.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION ZZ EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Marlene Mandell - Seymour Mandell, Southfield MI 152.86 1 Xiaodong Shi, Des Plaines IL; David Yang, Chicago IL 153.95 2 2 Walter Rassbach - Nancy Rassbach, Westminster CO 150.64 2 David Idleman, Odenton MD; Linda Smith, Annapolis MD 153.64 3 3 Seymour Goodman, West Bloomfield MI; Ruth Brownstein, Livonia MI 148.23 3 Peter McLaren, Prince Albert SK; Phil Grand, Nice FR 153.27 4 Elaine Ware, Vernon BC; Alvin Zuckerman, Oceanside NY 142.50 4 1 1 B Horiguchi - Chiye Horiguchi, Gardena CA 148.50 5 4 1 Carol Phillips, Omaha NE; Barbara Kleen, Henderson NV 141.50 5 Diana Barber, Bozeman MT; Robert Donaldson, Ogden UT 139.64 6 Gladys Collier, East Hampton NY; Adele Dusenbury, Stony Brook NY 140.45 6 John Bralliar - Bea Bralliar, Lomita CA 138.00

2 Fletcher Anderson - Marilyn Anderson, Palm Desert CA 130.27 2 2 Steven Frickey, Hailey ID; Timmi Pracna, Ketchum ID 137.74 3/4 Andrew Hanes, Provincetown MA; Robert Thornhill, Grand Bend ON 131.36 3/4 Burton Lipsky, New York NY; Arnold Goldstein, Lake Worth FL 131.36

SATURDAY-SUNDAY SIDE GAME SUNDAY AFTERNOON SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION W EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Nancy Strouse - Arthur Fletcher, Las Vegas NV 186.00 1/2 Jeri Berger - Joel Schwartz, Los Angeles CA 174.50 2 1 Sarko Kassabian, Dol-des-Ormea PQ; Hayk Bosnakyan, Montreal PQ 185.00 1/2 1 Sally Gordon, Jacksonville FL; Nell Jane Cramer, Davenport IA 174.50 3 Peter Benjamin, Culver City CA; Arline Susswein, Los Angeles CA 179.50 3 Sandra Prosnitz, Bronx NY; Jack Triplett, Inkom ID 169.00 4 Roberta McWilliams, North Hollywood CA; Betty Martin, Fulton MS 165.50 4 2 Dee Jennings - Gil Jennings, El Cajon CA 163.00 5 2 Sara Kingsley, Fair Oaks CA; Martha Lundholm, Carmichael CA 164.50 5 Sam Aldenderfer, Fort Lee NJ; Peter Aldenderfer, Indianapolis IN 162.00 6 3 1 Glenn Dicus, West Hollywood CA; Steve Sanzo, Los Angeles CA 160.50 6 3 1 George Wagner - Judith Lichter, Los Angeles CA 161.50 7 4 Linda Harward - Robert Harward, Colorado Springs CO 160.00 7 4 Jack Hayden - Rosemary Hayden, Las Vegas NV 160.50

5 2 Ofra Blonder, Bronx NY; Diane Winiger, New York NY 159.50 5 2 Norvel Ray - Ralph Kaye, Las Vegas NV 159.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION X EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Leslie Amoils, Toronto ON; Srikanth Kodayam, San Leandro CA 188.50 1 1 Ralph Oxhandler, Spring Branch TX; Charles Gilman, San Diego CA 194.00 2 Melitta Bagge, Hot Springs AR; Dan McCaw, Toronto ON 187.50 2 T. Seng Tjoa, Pomona NY; A Grady, Cantonment FL 182.00 3 1 Julie Noyes - Vesna Hauptfeld, Waterford CT 179.00 3 2 Roberta Lack, Okemos MI; Gary Fan, Florence KY 177.50 4 Edward West, Federal Way WA; Oscar Saffold, Cleveland OH 169.00 4 Maryann Ripley, Winter Park FL; Paul Collier, Orlando FL 170.00 5 2 Charles Samberg, New City NY; Ivor McGloughlin, Pittsburgh PA 165.00 5 Dennis Blodgett - Robert Varty, Grand Rapids MI 167.00 6 3 1 Robin Gillies, Culver City CA; Alan Curtis, Newbury Park CA 164.50 6 3 John De Forest, Chicago IL; Charles Zalar, Springfield IL 166.00 7 4 Beverly Hughes - Jay Hughes, Moreno Valley CA 163.00 7 Jean Macdonald - Ellen Sher, Sacramento CA 158.50

2 Elaine Wood, Southlake TX; M Fierman, Encino CA 157.00 4 Arthur Weiss, Lafayette CO; Earl Tackman, Estes Park CO 158.00 1 Molly Cusano, West Palm Beach FL; Earl Hamman, Maryville TN 152.00 2 Susan Ohlfest, Phoenix AZ; Richard Hunt, Scottsdale AZ 141.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION Y EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 1 Sakir Sarimakci - Korkut Ergun, Istanbul 195.50 1 Sally Lix, Brownsville CA; Carol Towle, Grass Valley CA 191.50 2 A Harrison, New York NY; Bob Yellis, Great Neck NY 180.50 2 Saul Horowitz - Enid Horowitz, Henderson NV 187.00

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NORTH-SOUTH SECTION Y EAST-WEST A B C A B C3/4 2 2 Ralph Cruickshank - Margaret Robbins, Louisville KY 180.00 3 1 Ian Wilson, Irvine CA; Paul Friedman, Saint Paul MN 186.00 3/4 Ali Topcu - Sara Topcu, Sacramento CA 180.00 4 2 Charles Aldenderfer - Jonathan Wolf, Indianapolis IN 181.50 5 Bob Luebkeman, Lafayette CA; Anita Burgis, San Diego CA 178.00 5/6 3 Charlotte Grant, Aventura FL; Lillian Rosenfeld, Miami FL 168.50 6 3 Ann Zorn - S Supola, Billings MT 170.50 5/6 Allan Smith, Peterborough ON; Barbara Sion, Las Vegas NV 168.50 7 Richard Pavlicek - Mabel Pavlicek, Fort Lauderdale FL 159.00 7 Shirley Weissenfluh - Kathryn Gisler, Bend OR 168.00

4 William Carlson Jr - Jacquelyn Sollner, St Thomas VI 157.00 4 Otto Edor, Concord CA; Gunnar Niemi, Emeryville CA 161.00 3 Sheila Epstein, Brooklyn NY; Margot Kugies, San Diego CA 156.00 5 1 Martha Londono, ; Sara Rothmuller, Santa Rosa CA 149.50

2 Chris Jones - Lilian Jones, Houston TX 144.00

SUNDAY AFTERNOON STRATIFIED 10/20/50 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQQ EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Marcia Hatfield, Westerville OH; Linda Rice, Worthington OH 166.50 1 1 William Jaras - Carol Jaras, Brecksville OH 161.50 2 Roger Niemi - David Gustafson, Henderson NV 149.00 2 2 Bill Bailey - June Bailey, Fullerton CA 157.50 3 2 Curtis Barbee - Pamela Barbee, Newnan GA 144.50 3 Norman Wang, Palo Alto CA; James Wu, Fremont CA 156.00 4 3 1 Virginia Kennedy - Faye Gwisdala, Henderson NV 139.50 4 Ann Carlson - Carol Fredlund, Minneapolis MN 153.50 5 Sheila Poe - Delores Cain, Bakersfield CA 137.50 5 3 1 Darlene Rowe - Marie Sullivan, Las Vegas NV 137.00 6 Jacqueline Williams - Darrell Williams, Littleton CO 137.00 6 Lester Kodama - Mitsuko Kodama, Mililani HI 133.50

4 Marion Lacey - Donald Lacey, Clearwater FL 131.50

SUNDAY AFTERNOON 300/200/100 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION SSS EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 1 Carl Bohman Sr - Marilyn Bohman, Englewood OH 100.70 1 Rey Pana - Ruth Pana, Englewood CO 109.93 2 Michael Pierce, Fairfield OH; Jody Castillo, Warsaw IN 92.36 2 1 1 Carol Smith, Berkeley CA; Veronica Berlin, Novato CA 89.50 3 Dolores Staycer, Bedford OH; Rose Marie Cassmer, Macedonia OH 87.64 3 2 Karen Fabel - Sandra Schneider, Boca Raton FL 87.07 4 2 Bill Willis, El Dorado AR; Warren Wotring Jr, Chino Hills CA 87.50 4 Eva Ryan, Glen Rock NJ; Francyne Edwards, Grand Rapids MI 85.80

3 Daniel Garrison, Beaverton OR; Robert Glickman, Woodland Hills CA 80.07 3 Charles Ettelson - Jane Ettelson, Saint Louis MO 85.36NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UUU EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 ChingLing Jim Tseng - Helen Tseng, Los Altos CA 100.50 1 Albert Oliver, Henderson NV; Mark Strouse, Las Vegas NV 100.00 2 2 David Lund, Minneapolis MN; Roman Martin, Tempe AZ 98.50 2 Richard Jones, Anderson IN; Alan Griswold, Indianapolis IN 90.50 3 Clarke Fairbrother, Santa Ana CA; Robert Walton, Culver City CA 92.50 3 1 1 Richard Colwell - Rosemary Colwell, Colorado Spgs CO 90.00 4 Betty Fessett - Don Fessett, Springville CA 91.00 4 Beryl Maddox - Franklin Maddox, Madison IN 87.00

1 Peter Rhead - Valerie Rhead, Utterson ON 83.50 2 Neil Keyes - Wanda Keyes, Nipomo CA 85.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION XXX EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Michael Mihevc, Little Falls NY; Lowell Porter, Saint Louis MO 96.50 1 1 Walter Yllo, North Attleboro MA; Earl Hill, Surprise AZ 102.50 2 2 1 Andy Boyd - Cristal Weber, Kapaa HI 92.50 2 2 Linda Pollett - William Pollett, Smith’s BE 101.50 3 3 2 Arthur Warrick - Shan Warrick, Tucson AZ 91.50 3 3 Joanne Wegsten - Robert Wegsten, San Francisco CA 93.00 4 4 Roberta Brown - Harry Brown Jr, Yakima WA 87.50 4 4 1 Ann Rutledge, Roseville CA; Donald Meyer, Las Vegas NV 91.50

2 Mary Jo Sergent - Judy Coffey, Rockford IL 88.50

2ND SUNDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS 1ST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION EEE EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Harold Bernstein - Ruth Bernstein, Hillsdale NJ 190.50 1 Robert Terry, Wildwood FL; Joan Wilhide, Lk Panasoffke FL 190.50 2 Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK; John Pataki, Mesquite TX 180.50 2 1 Phyllis Mackenzie, Mercer Island WA; Sis Breidenbach, Bellevue WA 184.50 3 2 George Bessinger, Spring Valley CA; David Dobrin, Cambridge MA 172.00 3 Ken Bloom, Acton MA; Bill Irvine, Quincy MA 183.00 4 Tom Joyce, Colchester CT; Richard Prouser, Lake Oswego OR 171.00 4 2 Ruth Williams, Jacksonville FL; Peggy Hawthorne, Norfolk VA 181.50 5 3 1 Constance Raaz, Las Vegas NV; Marjorie Gardner, Honolulu HI 164.00 5 Jon Silverman, San Francisco CA; Stephen Fuerst, Rancho Cordova CA 169.00 6 4 Ellyn Batko, Deerfield IL; Nancy Grimes, Marshall WI 157.50 6 Joe Walden, Monroe NC; James Blackwell, Columbia SC 167.00

2 Burton Voorhees - Kinga Voorhees, Edmonton AB 155.50 3 Hansi Torczyner, Burlingame CA; William Stone, Leesburg FL 164.50 4 Norton Hall - Robert Hinkle, Tucson AZ 153.00

1 Jim Turner, Castle Rock CO; Alex Kennedy, Council Bluffs IA 145.50 2 Beverly Maurice - Peter Maurice, London ON 137.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION FFF EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Steve Mansfield - Janet Daling, Seattle WA 190.50 1 Bruce Cook, Spokane WA; Lucien Stratton, Boise ID 174.00 2 1 Joyce Tamsen, Scottsdale AZ; Paul Glick, Phoenix AZ 185.00 2 1 Gordon Grossetta - David Rinehart, Tucson AZ 168.50 3 Gilbert Stinebaugh, Van Nuys CA; Janet Lee, Centerville OH 177.50 3 2 1 Paula Rubin - Morton Rubin, Pittsburgh PA 164.50 4 Walter Dedio, Morden MB; Allan Quaile, Newmarket ON 174.00 4/5 Nancy Pickering, Penllyn PA; Phil Brady, Philadelphia PA 160.50 5 Jim Aitken, Bellevue WA; Monta Bell, Billings MT 173.00 4/5 Mary Terell, Albuquerque NM; Millie Williamson, Arcadia CA 160.50 6 2 Paula Warren, Englewood CO; Joan Tschirki, Parker CO 165.00 6 3 Amos Oka - Joan Oka, Las Vegas NV 160.00

3 1 Koko Adachi - Kiyoko Ito, Toyko 112-0012 JP 156.00 4 John Dockray, Villanova PA; Wen Huang, Rowland Heights CA 157.50 4 J Evans - Jamie Sparks, Houston TX 149.00

2 Eddie Moriguchi - Alice Moriguchi, San Francisco CA 146.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Gloria Rabinowitz - Martin Rabinowitz, Narberth PA 198.50 1 Tony Glynne, Vancouver WA; Merlin Vilhauer, Beaverton OR 193.00 2 1 Bernard Figueiredo, San Francisco CA; Hanan Deeby, San Mateo CA 189.50 2 Pete Wilson, Sacramento CA; Marty Rogers, Rancho Cordova CA 186.50 3 2 Edward Rais - Marion Kelly, Anchorage AK 181.00 3 Helene Drake - George Drake, Phoenix AZ 180.50 4 3 Albert Dobin, Tempe AZ; Elle McCarty, Mesa AZ 174.00 4 Chuck Wilkinson, Jackson MS; Justina McKee, Summit MS 171.50 5 Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; William Hunter, Reading MA 168.00 5 Ziggy Tucker, San Antonio TX; John Bowers, Seguin TX 169.50 6 4 Isolde Knaap - Jeffery Jacob, Portland OR 161.50 6 1 Aileen Osofsky, Phoenix AZ; Alan Osofsky, New City NY 169.00

5 Patricia Worthley, Andover MA; Edie Dockray, Villanova PA 158.00 2 Ovidiu Teodorescu - Cristina Dobrota, Chicago IL 165.50 1 Andrew McAdam, Castro Valley CA; Paul McAdam, Highland CA 148.50 3 Robert Johnson - William Johnson, Las Vegas NV 161.50 2 Donna Weaver, Laguna Niguel CA; Winkie Webb, Irvine CA 147.50 4 1 Adam Miller, Champaign IL; Dwayne Hoffman, Madison AL 157.50

2 Takako Masuda, Tokyo JA; Marko Poshar, Seattle WA 150.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJJ EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Russell Black, Indianapolis IN; Melvin Ward, Carmel IN 177.45 1 1 Sondra Rothstein, Las Vegas NV; Martin Hester, Phoenix AZ 185.00 2 Rajeev Gupta, San Mateo CA; P Mallela, Dekalb IL 177.36 2 Jane Hopkins, Denton TX; Larue Stott, Dallas TX 184.50 3 Roy Hoppe, San Rafael CA; Loarn Thoelecke, San Anselmo CA 168.95 3 2 1 Robert Lawrence, Bronx NY; Perry Seal, San Mateo CA 182.00 4 2 Jeanie Farquhar - Steve Farquhar, Huntington Bh CA 167.50 4 3 Raymond Yuenger - Lynn Yokel, Campbell CA 177.41 5 Phyllis Yates, Bonita CA; Marcia Freed, Stuart FL 166.14 5/6 Julie Bradley, Jacksonville FL; Michael Edwards, Rock Island IL 166.70 6 Ron Geagley - Carole Geagley, Severn MD 162.00 5/6 4 Richard D’Litzenberger, Leavenworth WA; Guy Bruno, Peoria AZ 166.70

3 Lucille Clark, Lansing MI; Mary Jane Tripp, Phoenix AZ 160.50 4 Rona Levine - Stephen Levine, New York NY 160.00

1 Michael Nabrynski - Jennifer Nabrynski, Ashland MA 148.91NORTH-SOUTH SECTION T EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Paula Nowlan, Edmonton AB; Delores Hedley, Calgary AB 181.50 1 William Muir - Victoria Muir, Kansas City MO 189.00 2/4 James Bush, New Orleans LA; Richard Capps, Baton Rouge LA 175.00 2 F Schwade, Brookfield WI; Ruth Stearns, Glendale WI 181.00 2/4 2 Reba Cole, Boca Raton FL; John Hogan Jr, Wayne NJ 175.00 3 Marilyn Kivel, Newport Coast CA; Nunzio Martorina, Corona CA 178.50 2/4 Shirley Irish - Audrey Twiss, Erie PA 175.00 4 1 Gerri Knilans - Hal Knilans, Thousand Oaks CA 178.00 5 3 Alain Schreiber, Rancho Santa Fe CA; Gail Whiteley, Carlsbad CA 171.50 5 2 Frank Wharton, London Nw3 1en EN; Michael Cornes, Warwick BE 174.50 6 Sanae Matsumoto - Gertrude Ebesu, Honolulu HI 166.00 6 3 Larry Gilbert, Burien WA; Brian Gilbert, Irvine CA 171.00

1 Pennell Somsen, New York NY; Harriet Munk, Yonkers NY 153.50 4 Evie Leathers - Otis Leathers, McCleary WA 155.00 1 Gary Shekhter - Bernard Simkin, Rancho Santa Fe CA 153.50

REISINGER BOARD-A-MATCH FIRST QUALIFYING SESSIONSECTIONS AAA CCC

1/3 Nick Nickell, New York NY; Richard Freeman, Atlanta GA; Bob Hamman, Dallas TX; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL; Eric Rodwell, Clearwater FL; Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA 18.50 1/3 Russell Ekeblad, Boca Raton FL; Robert Lipsitz, Palm Harbor FL; Jaggy Shivdasani, New York NY; Roger Bates, Mesa AZ 18.50 1/3 Bryan Maksymetz, Coquitlam BC; Lars Andersson - Fredrik Nystrom, Stockholm, Sweden; Peter Stromberg, Haniuge, Sweden 18.50 4 Gavin Wolpert - Daniel Lavee, Thornhill ON; Tadashi Teramoto, Yokohama JP; Kazuo K. Furuta, Kanagawa-Ken JP 17.00 5 Roy Welland - Bjorn Fallenius - Brad Moss, New York NY; Fred Gitelman, Toronto ON; Steve Garner, Northfield IL; Howard Weinstein, Sarasota FL 16.50 6/7 Hugh Ross, Oakland CA; Steve Beatty, Destrehan LA; Ron Sukoneck, Annandale VA; Dan Gerstman, Buffalo NY 16.00 6/7 Rita Shugart, Pebble Beach CA; Andrew Robson, Santa Cruz CA; Tony Forrester, Herrefordshire, England; Boye Brogeland, Fyllingsdalen, Norway 16.00 8/9 Bob Jones, Hypoluxo FL; Paul Marston, Australia; Jeff Schuett, Riverwoods IL; Kerry Smith, Milwaukee WI; Jim Krekorian, New York NY; Paul Kiefer, Winston Salem NC 15.50 8/9 Jeff Roman, Alexandria VA; Lou Reich, Wheaton MD; Bill Cole, Silver Spring MD; Mark Shaw, Laurel MD 15.5010/11 Jack Coleman, San Francisco CA; Bob Crossley, Corte Madera CA; Aleksandr Petrunin - Andrew Gromov, Russia; Cezary Balicki - Adam Zmudzinski, Poland 15.0010/11 Gary Soules, Campbell CA; Mark Ralph, San Francisco CA; J Peter Franks, Sausalito CA; Steven Kirshenbaum, Burlingame CA 15.0012/13 Peter Schneider, La Canada CA; Bruce Ferguson, San Francisco CA; Dennis Clerkin, Bloomington IN; Jerry Clerkin, North Vernon IN 14.5012/13 Barry Rigal, New York NY; Irina Levitina, Fair Lawn NJ; Dale Beers, Boiling Springs PA; JoAnna Stansby, Castro Valley CA 14.50

SECTIONS BBB DDD 1 George Jacobs, Burr Ridge IL; Ralph Katz, Hinsdale IL; Norberto Bocchi, Milano IT; Giorgio Duboin, Torino IT; Alfredo Versace - Lorenzo Lauria, Rome IT 19.50 2/3 David Mossop, England; Paul Hackett - Jason Hackett - Justin Hackett, Manchester, England; Tim Rees, Crowthorne Berk, England; Haig Tchamitch, Peoria AZ 16.00 2/3 George Mittelman, Toronto ON; Peter Nagy, Las Vegas NV; Larry Mori, Clearwater FL; Guido Ferraro - Tony Murtarotti, ; Brian Glubok, New York NY 16.00 4/5 Richard Schwartz, East Elmhurst NY; Michael Becker - Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL; Zia Mahmood, New York NY; Michael Rosenberg, Wykagyl NY; David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ 15.50 4/5 Phillip Becker, Beachwood OH; Ken Kranyak - Laurie Kranyak, Bay Village OH; Kumar Bhatia, Pepper Pike OH 15.50 6/8 Jan Martel, Davis CA; Sally Woolsey, Kensington CA; Carol Simon, Las Vegas NV; Simon Satanovsky, Irvington NY 15.00 6/8 Gene Prosnitz, Bronx NY; Ira Ewen - Aviv Shahaf, New York NY; David Gurvich, Brooklyn NY 15.00 6/8 Ata Aydin - Gokhan Yilmaz, Istanbul, Turkey; Nafiz Zorlu - Salvador Assael, Turkey 15.009/11 Walter Schafer Jr, Aurora IL; Royce McCray, Caddo Mills TX; David Lehman, Glenview IL; Dick Melson, Chicago IL; Mark Feldman, New York NY; William Pollack, Warren NJ 14.509/11 Steve Robinson, Arlington VA; Peter Boyd, Silver Spring MD; Kit Woolsey, Kensington CA; Fred Stewart, Kingston NY; Bart Bramley, Chicago IL; Sidney Lazard, Dallas TX 14.509/11 Timucin Erkoc, North Hollywood CA; Rich Pavlicek Jr, San Mateo CA; Richard Pavlicek, Fort Lauderdale FL; Bob Richman, Australia; Hugh Grosvenor, Alexandria VA 14.50 12 Dennis Kasle, Bloomfield MI; Chuck Burger, West Bloomfield MI; Gaylor Kasle, Boca Raton FL; Joseph Silver, Hampstead PQ; Allan Cokin, Palm Beach FL; Gary Cohler, Miami FL 14.00

SATURDAY-SUNDAY SIDE GAME LAST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION W EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 A Harrison, New York NY; Bob Yellis, Great Neck NY 206.00 1 Jim Haws, Tampa FL; Brian Hingerty, Knoxville TN 197.50 2 Soohi Synn, Seoul KO; Ken Monzingo, San Diego CA 179.00 2 1 Leo Bicknese, Mesa AZ; Joseph Olcott, Glenview IL 192.50 3/4 1 1 Kenneth Paris - Frederick Bowles, Henderson NV 176.00 3 2 Robert Harward - Shirley Scott, Colorado Spgs CO 174.50 3/4 Geo. Fred Williams III - Shirley Leeds, Knoxville TN 176.00 4 Eddie Bass, Houston TX; Ellen Hessel, San Antonio TX 172.00 5 2 Evelyn Ruby, Chestnut Hill MA; Adacie Allen, Brookline MA 170.50 5 Sarah Corning, Guilford CT; Cynthia Michael, Woodbridge CT 167.50 6 Bob Bratcher, Vista CA; Derald Keetch, Fort Worth TX 165.50 6 3 Jack Hayden, Las Vegas NV; David Willmott, Folsom CA 165.50 7 3 Ben Dobson, Cottonwood AZ; Suzanne Wells, Flagstaff AZ 164.00 7 Gerald Collier, Oak Park CA; Jan Janssen, Las Vegas NV 162.50

4 Keith Mackenzie - Marion Mackenzie, Parksville BC 160.50 4 1 Jeffrey Millman, Agoura Hills CA; Alan Haim, Sherman Oaks CA 160.00 2 Roberta Lyon - Lois Haddad, Bel Tiburon CA 152.00 2 Linda Pollett, Smith’s BE; Stephen Ball, Hamilton BE 158.00

3 Lois Applebaum - Florence Senkowsky, El Paso TX 156.00

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NORTH-SOUTH SECTION Y EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Sandra De Martino, Riverside CT; Sandy Kiesel, Bakersfield CA 190.00 1 Harry Yockey - Jacqueline Yockey, Simi Valley CA 201.50 2 2 Ahmed Sorathia, Chino CA; Sabina Lim, Irvine CA 176.50 2 1 Ruth Ableman, Irvine CA; Helene Blumenau, Dallas TX 184.00 3 Dale Klinzing, Yucaipa CA; Art Bennett, Redlands CA 176.00 3 Elizabeth Baecher, Mount Kisco NY; Samuel Wang, Monterey Park CA 182.50 4 John Bralliar - Bea Bralliar, Lomita CA 175.00 4 2 1 Chris Jones - Lilian Jones, Houston TX 174.00 5 Antonia Okany, Etobicoke ON; Judy Singer, Scarborough ON 167.00 5 3 Fred Schenker - Ivor McGloughlin, Pittsburgh PA 173.50 6 3 William Carlson Jr - Jacquelyn Sollner, St Thomas VI 165.00 6 Rodney Wilton, Plano TX; Brian Johnston, Toronto ON 167.50 7/8 Jackie Boisseau, Etobicoke ON; P Schwartz, Cote Saint-Luc PQ 158.50 7 Ann Zorn, Billings MT; Jack Triplett, Inkom ID 161.00 7/8 4 Angeline Murray, Danville CA; Teresa Szymczak, Walnut Creek CA 158.50 4 2 Glenn Dicus, West Hollywood CA; Eleanor Gendill, Denver CO 154.50

1 Bill Bauknight - Charles Bauknight, Anderson SC 146.50 3 Tema Apozdana, MedellinColumbia; Martha Londono, 142.50 2 Mac Busby, San Diego CA; Grant Peacock, Irvine CA 143.50

2ND SUNDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS 2ND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION EEE EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Frank Wharton, London Nw3 1en EN; Michael Cornes, Warwick BE 189.50 1 Tom Joyce, Colchester CT; Richard Prouser, Lake Oswego OR 185.50 2 Randall Ray - Lynda Lee Ray, Newton MA 183.00 2 Carlos Munoz - Kassie Ohtaka Munoz, White Plains NY 184.00 3 2 Gerri Knilans - Hal Knilans, Thousand Oaks CA 181.50 3 Jerry Premo, San Francisco CA; Kay Beck, Fishers IN 174.00 4 Barbara Shaw, Laurel MD; Charity Sack, Chevy Chase MD 175.00 4 Jim Hayashi, San Jose CA; Mary Ann Berg, Atherton CA 173.50 5 3 Larry Gilbert, Burien WA; Brian Gilbert, Irvine CA 167.50 5 1 George Bessinger, Spring Valley CA; David Dobrin, Cambridge MA 171.50 6 4 1 Gary Shekhter - Bernard Simkin, Rancho Santa Fe CA 164.50 6/7 2 Burt Kifer, Arlington TX; Joyce Silar, Reading PA 169.50

6/7 Joe Walden, Monroe NC; James Blackwell, Columbia SC 169.50 3 1 Lawrence Crumb, McKinleyville CA; Suresh Agarwal, Charlottesvle VA 150.00 4/6 Sandra Marlin - Mike Marlin, Versailles KY 149.00 4/6 Ram Hira, North Vancouver BC; Nicholas Gregorio Sr, Stoneham MA 149.00 4/6 Ellyn Batko, Deerfield IL; Nancy Grimes, Marshall WI 149.00

2 Constance Raaz, Las Vegas NV; Marjorie Gardner, Honolulu HI 134.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION FFF EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Bernard Gench, Flushing NY; Judy Schwartz, Floral Park NY 187.00 1 Steve Mansfield - Janet Daling, Seattle WA 194.50 2/3 Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK; John Pataki, Mesquite TX 185.00 2 1 Kelley Hwang, New York NY; Lawrence Harding, Hampstead NC 194.00 2/3 Robert Terry, Wildwood FL; Joan Wilhide, Lk Panasoffke FL 185.00 3 2 1 Eddie Moriguchi - Alice Moriguchi, San Francisco CA 176.00 4 1 Norton Hall - Robert Hinkle, Tucson AZ 179.00 4/5 3/4 J Evans - Jamie Sparks, Houston TX 174.50 5 2 1 Harriet Brent, Venice FL; Carol Pollock, Northbrook IL 163.00 4/5 3/4 Tom Wylie - Andrew Vinock, Woodland Hills CA 174.50 6 3 Harold Bernstein - Ruth Bernstein, Hillsdale NJ 159.50 6 Walter Dedio, Morden MB; Allan Quaile, Newmarket ON 173.00

4 Barbara Swan, Roseville CA; Joan Mesias, Temple City CA 157.00 2 Maria Pendergast, W Hollywood CA; Maria Abbott, San Francisco CA 130.00 2 R. Owen Doster - Barbara Doster, Charlotte NC 140.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 David Feldman, New York NY; Phil Feldman, Los Angeles CA 191.50 1 1 Bruce Chapman - Judith Chapman, Sawyer MI 199.50 2 2 Sondra Rothstein, Las Vegas NV; Martin Hester, Phoenix AZ 181.00 2 Chuck Wilkinson, Jackson MS; Justina McKee, Summit MS 184.00 3 Julie Bradley, Jacksonville FL; Michael Edwards, Rock Island IL 175.50 3 2 Bernard Figueiredo, San Francisco CA; Hanan Deeby, San Mateo CA 177.00 4 Idelle Katz, Hartsdale NY; Susan Meyers, Mt Kisco NY 174.00 4 Gloria Rabinowitz - Martin Rabinowitz, Narberth PA 169.00 5 Rodney Paxton - Jacqueline Karlen, Las Vegas NV 161.50 5 Pete Wilson, Sacramento CA; Marty Rogers, Rancho Cordova CA 168.50 6 Angela Fenton, North Vancouver BC; Dorothy Carnegie, White Rock BC 161.00 6 3 1 Donna Weaver, Laguna Niguel CA; Winkie Webb, Irvine CA 162.50

3 Jim Pestaner - Lucy Pestaner, Potomac MD 156.50 4 Patricia Menefee - Sue Herrmann, Laguna Niguel CA 155.50 4/5 1 Patricia Westenhaver, Rncho Pls Vrd CA; Pepper Drebes, Denver CO 152.50 4/5 Robert Rouch Jr - Paul Schommer, Visalia CA 152.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HHH EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Bruce Cook, Spokane WA; Lucien Stratton, Boise ID 179.00 1 Shirley Irish - Audrey Twiss, Erie PA 200.50 2/3 Nancy Pickering, Penllyn PA; Phil Brady, Philadelphia PA 170.00 2 William Muir - Victoria Muir, Kansas City MO 196.00 2/3 Alex Kornel - Barbara Seagram, Toronto ON 170.00 3 Despina Georgas - Brent Gibbs, Willowdale ON 185.00 4 1 John Dockray, Villanova PA; Wen Huang, Rowland Heights CA 168.50 4 F Schwade, Brookfield WI; Ruth Stearns, Glendale WI 173.50 5/6 2/3 Michael O’Hara - Bette Meers-O’Hara, San Francisco CA 168.00 5 Kathy Schenk, Phoenix AZ; Jan Horwitz, Scottsdale AZ 165.00 5/6 2/3 David Walton - Suzi Hutchinson, Thousand Oaks CA 168.00 6 1 1 Pennell Somsen, New York NY; Harriet Munk, Yonkers NY 154.00

4 1 Paula Rubin - Morton Rubin, Pittsburgh PA 161.50 2 Alain Schreiber, Rancho Santa Fe CA; Gail Whiteley, Carlsbad CA 152.50 3 Daniel Wynn, Carpentersville IL; Sherry Wynn, Carpentersvle IL 152.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJJ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Tony Glynne, Vancouver WA; Merlin Vilhauer, Beaverton OR 200.50 1 1 Raymond Yuenger - Lynn Yokel, Campbell CA 198.50 2 Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; William Hunter, Reading MA 182.50 2 2 Jeanie Farquhar - Steve Farquhar, Huntington Bh CA 191.50 3 Ziggy Tucker, San Antonio TX; John Bowers, Seguin TX 182.00 3 3 Bette Wrona, San Diego CA; Gregory Chaffee, Chula Vista CA 182.50 4 1 Aileen Osofsky, Phoenix AZ; Alan Osofsky, New City NY 180.00 4 4 1 Robert Lawrence, Bronx NY; Perry Seal, San Mateo CA 167.00 5 Helene Drake - George Drake, Phoenix AZ 172.50 5 Rona Levine - Stephen Levine, New York NY 166.50 6 2 1 Adam Miller, Champaign IL; Dwayne Hoffman, Madison AL 171.00 6 Roy Hoppe, San Rafael CA; Loarn Thoelecke, San Anselmo CA 160.00

3 Melinda Dahlman, Las Vegas NV; Judith Kulic, Henderson NV 167.50 4 2 Thomas Gray, Tempe AZ; Daniel McGuire, Las Vegas NV 161.50

2ND SUNDAY EVENING IMP PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION WW EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Jeri Baraf, Roslyn NY; Alan Goldman, Queens Vlg NY 50.00 1 1 1 Robert Garin - Marie Garin, Chula Vista CA 47.00 2 Irene Hyatt, Arvada CO; Barbara Mackay, Fredericton NB 48.00 2 2 2 Christine Kempton, Bromley EN; Philip Jones, Orpington EN 33.00 3 Edith Morgan - Jenny Pinto, Las Vegas NV 39.00 3 Duane Christensen - Carol Christensen, Hermiston OR 25.00 4 1 Alfred Lee, Rncho Pls Vrd CA; Bernard Bertonis, Scotts Valley CA 18.00 4 Hadi Allahverdian - Chester Kurzet, Portland OR 23.00 5 2 1 Dorene Smyth, Portland OR; Maureen Schroder, Kirkland WA 15.00 5 3 Elizabeth Nagle, Middletown CT; Helma Strauss, Hartford CT 13.00 6 Allan Paul - Serene Paul, Las Vegas NV -4.00 6/7 4/5 Anna Cormier, Pinellas Park FL; Doris Houdesheldt, St Petersburg FL 7.00

3 2 Eloise Wray, Azle TX; Carole Harrison, Fort Worth TX -9.00 6/7 4/5 Audrey Ochs, Hamilton MT; Ardy McLeod, Apache Jct AZ 7.00 4 Glenn Young, Alexandria VA; Raj Pruthi, Bellaire TX -12.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION XX EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Olavi Vare, Henderson NV; Freda Thornbrough, Downey CA 63.00 1 1 Bruce Greenspan, Danvers MA; Phyllis Bloom, Acton MA 56.00 2 2 Margaret Carnes, Muncie IN; Cherie Lukert, Colbert GA 44.00 2 2 Elizabeth Hudson - Dewitt Hudson Jr, Arlington TX 40.00 3 Peter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE 43.00 3 3 1 David McIntyre - Tracey King, Oak Park MI 31.00 4 3 Nathaniel Reid - Barbara Boswell, Cincinnati OH 24.00 4 John Hackett, Oxford ME; Walter Smith, West Sand Lake NY 23.00 5 4 1 John Kahan - Gail Kahan, Santa Barbara CA 15.00 5 4 Les Jensen, Aurora CO; Nit Buckhout, Colorado Spgs CO 15.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION YY EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Bruce Neiger, Merrick NY; Alvin Baragar, Edmonton AB 27.00 1 1 Barbara Vasilevsky - Jill Toth Stokke, Las Vegas NV 49.00 2 1 1 Ranjan Bhaduri, Dundas ON; Raymond Jung, Hamilton ON 25.00 2 James Gordon, S Burlington VT; Chuck Whidden, Winder GA 39.00 3 2 Barbara Baeskens, Chino CA; Charo Holdo, Pasadena CA 24.00 3 2 1 Carole Chiang - Chao-Wang Chiang, Rapid City SD 32.00 4 R Craig Hemphill - Nancy Mitchell, Jacksonville FL 23.00 4 Gerald Di Vincenzo, S Burlington VT; John Kimel, 29.00 5 Donald Sache, Delta BC; Dennis Groden, West Vancouver BC 20.00 5 3 Nick Bailey, San Marcos CA; David Kayner, Las Vegas NV 28.00 6/7 3/4 Jerry Ranney - Jane Ranney, Morrison CO 2.00 6 4 2 Malcolm Coutts - Jim Rife, Guelph ON 20.00 6/7 3/4 Theodore Spak - Jody Ledford, Miami FL 2.00

2 Ausra Geaski, East Hartford CT; Rita Wolak, New Britain CT -2.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION ZZ EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Robin Whitcher - Dave Whitcher, Olympia WA 33.00 1 1 Helen Miller, Miller Place NY; Terry Parker, Medway OH 51.00 2 Kim Hall, Miami FL; Susan Elias, Coral Gables FL 23.00 2 Frank Aquila, Fairlawn OH; George Hershman, Baltimore MD 39.00 3 1 1 Virginia Street, Ormond Beach FL; Hansford Rowe, Valencia CA 17.00 3 2 1 James Bochsler, Davenport FL; Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surre Y 13.00 4 2 2 Kai Hsi, Ann Arbor MI; Rhonda Monro, Beverly Hills MI 14.00 4 3 Grant Mackinnon, Downsview ON; Theresa Barthels, Cheney WA 10.00 5 3 Cydney Hayes, Riverside Est SK; Angela Shaw, Saskatoon SK 11.00 5 Joyce Sillins - Jonathan Greenspan, New York NY 6.00 6/7 4/5 H Vince Mueller - Bruce Blakely, San Rafael CA 7.00 6 Mike Grodsky, St Simons Is GA; Sharon Kelly, Duluth GA 1.00 6/7 4/5 Perrie Kay Avery - Robley Mangney, Cheyenne WY 7.00 4 C. Buddy Carls, Huntington Bh CA; Mary Johnson, Freeland WA 0.00

2 Gemma Min, Seoul KO; Deanna Goh, Peterborough ON -5.00

2ND SUNDAY EVENING 50/20 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQQ EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 Carol Weiser, Albuquerque NM; Jana George, Rio Rancho NM 61.00 1 Joy Baker - Jane Casciano, San Jose CA 64.50 2/3 Jacqueline Williams - Darrell Williams, Littleton CO 54.50 2 Sara Laitala, Michigamme MI; Patti Frounfelter, Ishpeming MI 52.50 2/3 1 Sara Kuperstein - Hortensia Azerraf, Caracus VZ 54.50 1 Curtis Barbee - Pamela Barbee, Newnan GA 51.50

2ND SUNDAY EVENING 300/200/100 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION UUU EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 1 Adele Rappaport - Armand Rappaport, Rockville Ctr NY 157.50 1 Clement Jacobson, Colorado Spgs CO; Constance Dunckelmann, San Jose CA 172.50 2 Richard La Bahn - Virginia La Bahn, Orange CA 143.00 2 Richard Jones, Anderson IN; Alan Griswold, Indianapolis IN 165.50 3 2 Earl Hill, Surprise AZ; Walter Yllo, North Attleboro MA 141.50 3 1 1 Dean Jenkins - Shelly Hershberger, Kailua Kona HI 155.00 4 3 2 Nellie Chang - Walter Chang, Honolulu HI 141.00 4 2 2 Carol Smith, Berkeley CA; Veronica Berlin, Novato CA 141.00 5 4 Meenakshi Krishnamoorthy - Nirmala Krishnamoorthy, San Diego CA 139.50 5/6 Albert Oliver, Henderson NV; Frank Callom, Las Vegas NV 138.00 6 Gary Shepley, Houston TX; Lowell Porter, Saint Louis MO 138.00 5/6 Eva Ryan, Glen Rock NJ; Francyne Edwards, Grand Rapids MI 138.00

3 Beryl Blake - George Blake, Bound Brook NJ 132.00

*Unless otherwise noted, strat breaks for Stratified Open and Stratified Senior events are: A (2000+), B (750-2000), C (0-750). For Strati-Flighted events, A/X are 3000+/0-3000 and play in their own game;B (1000-2000), C (500-1000) and D (0-500) play in their own game.**Members whose dues payment is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.

Monday, November 26, 2001, 9:00 a.m.Event Session Entry/player/session Sold

ACBL members** OtherPhoenix Bracketed KO Teams 4th $12 $13 BarronMorning Compact KO Teams 3-4 $12 $13 BarronMorning Side Game Series III* 3rd single session $12 $13 BarronStratified 299er Pairs single $11 $12 Pavilion 9-11

Monday, November 26, 2001, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.Stratified Senior Pairs* 1-2 $12 $13 Ballroom CStratified Open Pairs* 1-2 $12 $13 Ballroom C

Monday, November 26, 2001, 1:00 p.m.Farewell Compact KO Teams 1-2 $12 $13 BarronOn to Houston KO Teams 1 (NOTE: New Event!) $12 $14 Barron (Continues at 8 p.m. Monday)

Monday, November 26, 2001, 1:00 & 8:00 p.m.REISINGER BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 1-2SF $14.50 $15.50 Ballroom B (Two semifinal sessions today, two final sessions Tuesday)NORTH AMERICAN SWISS TEAMS 1-2SF $13 $14 Pavilion 1-3 (Two semifinal sessions today, two final sessions Tuesday)Strati-Flighted Open Pairs* Flight A/X 1-2 $12 $13Conrad Flight B/C/D 1-2 $12 $13ConradBracketed KO Teams VII 3-4 $12 $13 BarronSide Game Series IV* single $12 $13 Barron299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11 $12 Pavilion0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11 $11 Pavil-ion

Monday, November 26, 2001, 8:00 p.m.Stratified Board-a-Match Teams* single $11 $12 BarronSide Game Series IV* single $12 $13 BarronFarewell Compact KO Teams 3-4 $12 $13 BarronOn to Houston KO Teams 2 $12 $13 BarronStratified 299er Swiss Teams single $11 $12 Pavilion 9-11299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11 $12 Pavilion 9-110-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11 $11 Pavil-ion 9-11

Monday, November 26, 2001, MidnightZip KO Teams* single $11 $12 Pavilion 9-11

*Unless otherwise noted, strat breaks for Stratified Open and Stratified Senior events are: A (2000+), B (750-2000), C (0-750). For Strati-Flighted events, A/X are 3000+/0-3000 and play in their own game; B(1000-2000), C (500-1000) and D (0-500) play in their own game.**Members whose dues payment is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.

Tuesday, November 27, 2001, 10:00 a.m.Event Session Entry/player/session Sold

ACBL members** OtherStrati-Flighted Swiss Teams* Flight A/X $12 $13 Conrad Flight B/C/D $12 $13 ConradStratified Senior Swiss Teams* $12 $13 Conrad Note: Both events are 7 rounds, 7 boards, playthrough.

Tuesday, November 27, 2001, 10:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m.Stratified Fast Open Pairs* 1-2 $12 $13 Pavilions 1-2

Tuesday, November 27, 2001, 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m.On to Houston KO Teams 3-4 $12 $13 ConradSide Game Series IV* single $12 $13 Pavilions 10-11Stratified 299er Swiss Teams single $11 $12 Pavilions 10-11299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11 $12 Pavilions 10-110-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11 $11 Pavilions 10-11

Tuesday, November 27, 2001, 11:00 a.m. & 5:00 p.m.Stratified Open Swiss Teams* 1-2 $12 $13 ConradStratified Open Pairs* 1-2 $12 $13 Pavilion 9

Tuesday, November 27, 2001, Noon & 7:00 p.m.REISINGER BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 1-2F $14.50 $15.50 Ballroom BNORTH AMERICAN SWISS TEAMS 1-2F $13 $14 Ballroom C

Tuesday, November 27, 2001, 5:00 p.m.Side Game Series IV* single $12 $13 Pavilion 10-11

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