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Directing prodigyworking last NABCKaren Cooper, a tournament director since she
was 15 years old, is retiring from full-time work atthe ripe old age of 29.
With plans to marry next summer and her eye ona career as a teacher, Cooper will direct only in theToronto area after the Fall NABC in San Francisco.
Her “retirement” will end a string of 20 straightNABCs she has worked since the summer tourna-ment in Boston in 1990.
“It’s time to move on,” said Cooper, who will wedJunior player David Levy of Montreal in June. Theymet during the 1993 Summer NABC in Washington
David Levy and Karen Cooper
South Carolina legacy: Thomas McDow, left rear, and Bernard Warshauer,former ACBL board member, center rear, helped set up a bridge teachingprogram at Yale. Three former Yale students who benefited from that areDodie McDow, right rear; Todd Keithley, front left, and Ron Birnbaum.
Teaching giftbears fruit
T hree years ago, ThomasMcDow of Rock Hill SCwanted to honor his late
mother in a way that would payhomage to her love of bridge.
To do that, he and BernardWarshauer, then a member of theACBL Board of Directors, ar-ranged for bridge teacher JerryHelms to travel to Yale Univer-sity in New Haven CT to teachthe Club Series to a group of stu-dents.
Helms actually did doubleduty with the student group. Hetaught them the beginning bridgelessons -- and he gave them theTeacher Accreditation Program(TAP). In other words, he taughtthem bridge and how to teach it.
Now, four former Yale stu-dents who took the lessons, alongwith at least a dozen second-gen-eration bridge students from Yale,are playing at the Fall NABC inSan Francisco.
McDow’s mother wouldhave been proud.
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President-Elect Howard Piltch
Piltch electedACBL president
Howard Piltch of Andover MA, District directorfrom District 25 (New England), was elected presi-dent of the ACBL for 1997 by the Board of Direc-tors last week.
Piltch has been a very active member of theBoard. He has served as chairman of the Tourna-ment Committee for two years and was chairman ofthe Education Committee for one year. He has dis-played a vital interest in the ACBL’s insurance prob-lems and has been responsible for major savings inthis area.
Piltch is a licensed real estate and insurance bro-ker, but nowadays he works as a bridge professional.He is a highly successful player with about 13,000masterpoints and more than 125 regional champion-ships to his credit.
He is a regular among the lecturers to novice play-ers at North American Championships. His subjectscover such areas as “Shape, Beautiful Shape” and“Balance, Baby, Balance!”
He is married -- and now his wife Barbara is abridge player too. They have a pact -- each is sup-posed to increase their masterpoint holding by 10%per year. Howard already has his 1300, but Barbarastill has about three points to go.
They have two children -- Joseph 23 and Robert14. Three dogs and two cats round out the house-hold.
Piltch got into bridge in a rather strange way. Hewas visiting his parents in Brookline MA when he gota call from three old friends. “We’ve discovered thegreatest game,” they told him. “Come on over andplay. We’re playing for five cents a point.”
That didn’t sound bad. He had heard that bridgeContinued on page 5
New Jersey pairslead in Blue Ribbon
Four players from New Jersey held down the toptwo spots in the Blue Ribbon Pairs after the first twoqualifying sessions.
In first place with a score of 2113.5 were Robertand Gail Van Ekeren of Plainsboro. Right behind them,with 2110.38, were Jay Korobow and Alexander Allenof Princeton.
Two couples held down the next two spots -- Lewand JoAnna Stansby of Castro Valley were less thanone matchpoint out of second, and Stephen and KerriSanborn were fourth, about 50 matchpoints behindthe Stansbys.
Last year ’s winners, David Berkowitz andLarry Cohen, stood 60th in the field after the firstday of play.
Top seed survivesscare in Senior KO
The squad captained by Mary Chilcote, top-seeded in the Senior Knockout Teams, eked out a103-97 victory over a California-Washington sextetto advance to the round of eight today.
Chilcote, of Cleveland OH, is playing with ZekeJabbour and Billy Eisenberg, Boca Raton FL; FredHamilton, Fresno CA; Tommy Sanders, Nashville, andRuss Arnold, Miami. Arnold and Jabbour are seekingtheir third straight victory in the Senior KO.
They defeated the team captained by MichaelFlanagan of Westlake Village CA. Flanagan and hiswife Barbara were playing with Stephen Mager,
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Closing in on 8000San Francisco 1997 was closing in on the 8000-
table mark as we passed the halfway mark yester-day. The table count now is 7899.5. This is well aheadof San Francisco 1990, which had 7179 tables at thispoint.
There is no question about it -- the 1997 tour-nament wil l surpass 1965 (11,198) and 1981(11,377). The target, of course, is the 1990 event(13,239).
San Francisco, California
70th Fall North American Bridge Championships November 21 - December 1, 1996
Volume 70, Number 6 Editors: Henry Francis and Brent ManleyWednesday, November 27, 1996
2 Daily Bulletin
SPECIAL EVENTSWednesday, Nov. 27
9:00 a.m. Club director’s course, Session 3, Pacific J.11:45 a.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Max Hardy: Reverses. Golden Gate
Hall A.6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Bill “Kojak” Schoder: The Game of Bridge.
Golden Gate Hall A.11:45 p.m. Dance to the DJ! Go for a number (of tunes). Golden Gate Hall C.
Thursday, Nov. 28Thanksgiving Day
11:45 a.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- John Blubaugh: Law of Total Tricks. GoldenGate Hall A.
Fabulous Thanksgiving Day buffet -- $10 discount coupons to the first 500 people who show up.Hospitality Desk, North Registration, lower B-2 level.
6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- George Pisk: Bridge is a Mystery. GoldenGate Hall A.
Friday, Nov. 299:00 a.m. Club director’s exam, Session 4, Golden Gate A-1.11:00 a.m. International Team Trials Committee and interested participants, Pacific C.11:45 a.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- To be announced.
Golden Gate Hall A.6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Billy Miller: Dear Billy, Live! Golden Gate
Hall A.11:45 p.m. Waltz night -- waltz, foxtrot, swing and just plain rock and roll with Bob Fallstein.
Golden Gate Hall C.
4NT -- a tough questionHugh Ross was really worried. What would he
answer if his partner, Peter Nagy, bid 4NT -- KayCard Blackwood? What would YOU respond withtwo key cards, the queen of trumps, a useful void anda useless void? This was the deal from the first quali-fying session of the Blue Ribbon Pairs:
Board 25 « A 10 5Dlr: North ª 10 5Vul: E-W © K J 5 4 2
¨ 8 6 3« K J 7 6 4 « --ª K 7 2 ª A Q 9 8 6 3© A Q 10 8 © --¨ Q ¨ A J 10 7 5 4 2
« Q 9 8 3 2ª J 4© 9 7 6 3¨ K 9
Nagy took pity on his partner and never bid 4NT.This was their auction:
West North East SouthNagy Ross
Pass 1̈ Pass1« Pass 2ª Pass2« Pass 3ª Pass4© Pass 6ª All PassRoss made 12 tricks when he guessed the clubs
wrong. That didn’t earn him much of a matchpointscore -- some declarers got to 7ª doubled and madeit -- but Hugh was tremendously relieved that he didn’thave to respond to 4NT.
Charity presidentis Carol Sanders
Carol Sanders of Nashville, who together withher husband Tom was named a co-Honorary Mem-ber for 1997, has been elected president of the ACBLCharity Foundation. She has been a Charity Founda-tion trustee for eight years and has served as vicepresident for the past five.
Sanders wants all bridge players to know howmuch they have done for charity over the years. “Mostof our members know that we make large donationsto our Charity of the Year. As a matter of fact, wedonate $100,000 each year to these charities, whichalways are chosen for a two-year term.
“But your Charity Foundation does much more thanthat -- it makes all kinds of minor grants. Altogether thefoundation gives away about $50,000 in minor grants.”
Lots is being done for charity by bridge players,but even more can be done, according to Sanders. “Iwant to open a door so our players can know whatthey can do locally. Every club has to run one charitygame a year for the Charity of the Year. But everyclub can also run a second charity game, with 100%of the proceeds going to the local charity they choose.
“Good things are happening with the Charity Foun-dation, and I want to keep all members abreast ofwhat’s going on. We’re making lots of progress.”
A big help -- �here'show it's spelled�
Tournament Director Karen Cooper was shak-ing her head Tuesday after an encounter with a gentle-man whose mind apparently was more focused onendplays and squeezes than real life.
Cooper, selling entries to the Blue Ribbon Pairs,asked one fellow for his name so she could write itdown. What she heard when he answered was “Bob”and an undistinguishable -- and certainly unspellable -- last name.
“How do you spell that?” Cooper inquired.Said the gentleman, in all seriousness, “B-O-B” -
- followed by the same unfathomable and unspelledlast name.
Carol Sanders
Ron von der Porten visitRon von der Porten, a former star in top-flight
ACBL and world competition who has dropped outof competitive bridge for the most part, dropped bythe Daily Bulletin office yesterday.
Ron has been living in England for the past twoand a half years. Ron is retired, but his wife has amajor job in England. He plays some rubber bridgebut almost no tournament bridge.
He did play tournament bridge once recently. BobHamman went over to England to play in the Brightonteam tournament in which 291 teams participated. Heasked Ron to play as his partner, and they finishedthird in this strong international event. It’s not as ifRon and Bob were new partners -- they once wonthe Blue Ribbon Pairs together.
Ron still does quite a bit of cruise bridge work --he’s been involved in that sort of activity for morethan 30 years. “It’s a different world on a ship,” hesaid. “But the players enjoy spending their on-boardtime doing something they like. It isn’t like tourna-ment bridge at all.”
Ron also has long been an expert commentator.He was the chief commentator at the Macallan tour-nament in London last year. The Macallan is one ofthe top pair tournaments on the world calendar.
Ron is a strong holdout against five-card majorsystems. “Players can learn the basics of such sys-tems, but they get all tangled up in their ideas whenthey try to get beyond the basics. A good four-cardmajor system is still the best -- that’s what I play. Youcan build on this naturally and easily, and you don’tneed all kinds of conventions and understandings. If Iever go back to writing -- I haven’t touched a type-writer in 12 years -- I think I’ll write a book on four-card majors. In my opinion, there isn’t a single goodbook on four-card majors on the market today.”
But how do you double?
On a crowded elevator, Chyah Burghardof Rochester MN was ruminating aboutthe Monday afternoon giveaway -- the
curvy yellow fruit that comes in bunches.“All day long,” said Burghard, “I wanted
to bid one banana.”One of the other passengers was Grant
Baze, one of ACBL's top bridgepros. “That,” he said, “wouldhave been better than some ofthe bids I made.”
Karen CooperContinued from page 1
DC. He is close to earning a law degree.Cooper made a name for herself when she was
promoted to regional rank as a TD in 1990, the young-est person ever to achieve that rank -- a record thathasn’t been beaten.
Besides developing as a TD -- she was workingthe Blue Ribbon Pairs Tuesday -- Cooper has be-come one of the ACBL’s experts in working the com-puter for Pendergraph (vugraph) shows. In fact, sheis about to earn a bachelor of science degree in com-puter science from York University in Toronto.
She hopes to teach math and computer scienceat the middle-school level in Toronto.
Cooper said she will miss all the friends she hasmade in the tournament world. “It’s been a great job,”she said, “and maybe one day I’ll come back to it.”
For now, Cooper is looking forward to setting uphousekeeping and planning a family with Levy, whowill move to Toronto after they marry.
She might even play a little more bridge, givingher a different perspective from the one she’s hadfor the past three years as a full-time director, work-ing 275 to 300 sessions a year.
“When the session’s over,” she said, “I’ll be ableto leave.” o
RecyclingRecycling bins have been placed at
various key spots throughout the tour-nament area. It would be most appreci-ated if you would use these bins for yourwaste materials.
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Runnersup in the Women�s Board-a-Match Teams. From left, Jo Ann Sprung, JoAnna Stansby, Sue Picus and Joann Glasson.
Fine card readingBy Barry Rigal
Joanna Stansby produced an excellent piece ofcard reading in the Women’s Board-a-Match final.Fortunately for her it was in an event where an extraovertrick translated into a valuable result -- half a boardas it happened.
Board 21 « 8 2Dlr: North ª J 5 3Vul: N-S © K J 9 6
¨ K 10 9 3« A 7 5 4 « J 3ª A 4 ª K Q 10 7 6 2© A Q 8 © 10¨ A Q J 4 ¨ 8 7 6 5
« K Q 10 9 6ª 9 8© 7 5 4 3 2¨ 2
Joanna reached 4ª on the lead of the ̈2 to thequeen and king. North shifted to the «8, covered allaround, and Stansby drew trumps, pitching a spadefrom dummy. Then he cashed a second top club tolearn the bad news. Now a second spade was wonby South who exited passively with a third spade -- yes, a diamond would have been better. NowStansby ruffed and played one more trump to reachthis ending:
« --ª --© K J 9¨ 10 9
« -- « --ª -- ª 6 2© A Q 8 © 10¨ A 4 ¨ 8 7
« 10 6ª --© 7 5 4¨ --
At this point I think Stansby did very well toplay her opponents for having failed to find the dia-mond shift with the ©K wrong. When she cashedthe next-to-last trump she executed a trumpsqueeze. North was forced to come down to twodiamonds. Stansby could cash the ©A, ruff a dia-mond and leave dummy high.
New Life MastersMARK MICHELI earned his gold card
Monday with a 215 session to win the MikeJones Strat B trophy.
ALEX CAMERON of Kailua Kuna, Ha-waii, became a Life Master by placing in theoverall of the Senior Pairs on Monday. “Whenyou live in Hawaii, you have to travel long dis-tances to get gold points,” said Cameron.
ANGELO SERVINO of Tiburon CA wentover the top playing with Richard Manoogian.
RALPH ALEXANDER, also of Tiburon,was partnered by Steve Waldman when heearned his gold card.
NED C. BRUNER of Butte MT earnedhis gold card in the Stratified Open Pairs onMonday.
BARBARA and WILLIAM MOON ofCarruthers CA became Life Masters togetherby winning Strat C of the Stratified Senior PairsTuesday.
How low can you go?By Barry Rigal
Alex Ornstein was faced with a tough declarerplay problem in the Swiss Teams on Sunday. Hereached 5© as West and this was what he had towork with:
« A 9 7 4 2 « 5ª A ª J 4© Q 10 8 5 3 2 © A 7 6¨ Q ¨ A K J 10 9 5 25© seems to be the best of the games -- other
than 3NT of course! 6© would be fine, although aclub lead might be a bit awkward.
How do you play 5© on the lead of a heart?Ornstein worked out the best play. He led a small
trump, intending to play dummy’s 6. When this loses,you win the return, lay down the ©A and run clubs,conceding a second trump if necessary.
So Ornstein played the ©2 and put in the 6 -- andSouth discarded a heart!! Now Ornstein played threetop clubs, throwing two spades. North ruffed andplayed a second heart, but Ornstein ruffed, trumpeda spade, cashed the ©A and led another top club, sluff-ing his low spade. He lost just two trumps.
Quiet captainBobby Baldwin of Las Vegas, captain of the win-
ning squad in the Open Board-a-Match Teams, shunspublicity and doesn’t like to talk about himself. Onthe other hand, his partner, Bobby Levin, couldn’t sayenough about Baldwin’s development as a player overthe past 18 months.
Baldwin, president of the Mirage Hotel in LasVegas, was an average player who wanted to im-prove, so he enlisted Levin’s aid. Because Baldwinhas so little free time, going to tournaments is impos-sible. So he and Levin have been playing 15 to 20days a month on OKbridge on the Internet.
“He’s now a tremendous player,” said Levin ofthe former winner of the World Series of Poker. “Onhis good days he plays as well as any top expert.”
Baldwin handled the cards well on this deal fromthe first final session of the Open BAM.
Dlr: West « Q 9 8 7 5Vul: Both ª K 10 7 5
© 10 6¨ J 8
« 6 « J 10ª J 4 3 ª Q 9 8 6© K J 5 4 © 8 3 2¨ A 10 5 4 2 ¨ K 9 6 3
« A K 4 3 2ª A 2© A Q 9 7¨ Q 7
West North East SouthLevin Baldwin
Pass Pass Pass 2NTPass 3̈ Pass 3«Pass 4« All Pass
Baldwin liked his 19 high-card points so well thathe upgraded the hand for his 2NT opener, which nor-mally shows 20-21 HCP.
West led a low heart to the 5, 8 and A, and Baldwinplayed the «A and a spade to dummy’s queen.
Next, Baldwin played the ©10, inserting his queenwhen East played low. West won the ©K and stopped toconsider the information he had to that point.
West knew South had seven points in spades butonly four in hearts.
With the ªQ, Baldwin probably would havecashed that card. West could also place South withthe ©A Q, which added up to only 17 HCP. Westtherefore concluded that South had to have the ¨Kto be able to open 2NT. Deciding against cashing the¨A, West exited with the ªJ to dummy’s king.
Baldwin took full advantage of the chance for anovertrick. He ruffed a heart, cashed the ©A and playedthe ©9, letting it ride and pitching a club from dummywhen West played low. Even if West had coveredwith the ©J, Baldwin’s ©7 would have been good be-cause the ©8 in East’s hand was blotted out.
Section top prizesIf you win a section top, you may pick up your
special prize at the Section Top Desk, which is lo-cated near the Partnership Desk. The Section TopDesk will be open from 10 am to noon and from 6 to7 pm.
PLEASE NOTE: Only one set of awards is givenout per section. If you place first in Strat B or C butnot in the section as a whole, there is no prize.
For I/N directorsIf you work with or have an interest in Interme-
diate/Novice players, you are invited to come in tothe Intermediate/Novice area for hands-on experi-ence and training during the Fall NABC.
Scheduling throughout the tournament is flexible.
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Senior Knockout ResultsChilcote 35 66 86 103Flanagan 15 40 68 97
Quiggle 28 79 124Pawliger 2 30 54 withdrew
Gustafson 34 48 79 100Carteaux 17 78 122 168
Revill 36 58 111 128Dalzell 31 59 87 116
Nugit 62 105 133 156Katz 18 51 87 104
Coleman 26 62 96 117Hertzberg 61 74 125 148
Barlow 39 63 95 139Monzingo 23 52 75 125
Anderson 52 94 123 167Kirkham 35 50 87 122
Senior KOContinued from page 1
Hermosa Beach CA; Barbara Nist, Kent WA; AnnArndt, San Pedro CA, and Norm Featherston,Redmond WA.
In other matches (by captain), Louis Quiggle de-feated Steve Pawliger, 124-54 (Pawliger withdrew af-ter three quarters); Robert Carteaux defeated JohnGustafson, 168-100; Colin Revill knocked off CarolDalzell, 128-116; Trudi Nugit ousted Susi Katz, 156-104;
Howard Hertzberg defeated Jack Coleman, 148-117; Edward Barlow defeated Ken Monzingo, 139-125,and Virgil Anderson Jr. topped Jim Kirkham, 167-122.
The Senior KO began with 48 teams, by far thelargest turnout in the short history of the event.
SENIOR KO TEAMS PAIRINGS 48 TeamsMary Chilcote, Cleveland OH; Zeke Jabbour -
Bill Eisenberg, Boca Raton FL; Frederick Hamilton,Fresno CA; Tom Sanders, Nashville TN; RussellArnold, Miami FL
vsLouis Quiggle - Rosalind Quiggle, Redding CA;
Paul Kronfeld, Mountain View CA; DonaldRothschild, Sunnyvale CA
Trudi Nugit, Bel-Air CA; Hamish Bennett, MenloPark CA; Mike Shuman, Pasadena CA; Chuck Said,Nashville TN; Joan Remey Moore, Troy MI; PhilLeon, Grosse Pointe MI
vsHoward Hertzberg, Alpine NJ; Robert Ryder,
Caldwell NJ; William Esberg, Elberon NJ; SimonKantor, Agawam MA; Martin Baff, Beachwood OH
Virgil Anderson Jr, Springfield MO; Jayne Tho-mas, Lutz FL; Liane Turner - Donald Turner, KansasCity KS; Mary Green - Roy Green, Memphis TN
vsEdward Barlow, Sunnyvale CA; Stephen Levy,
Palo Alto CA; Gerald Bare, Pacific Palisades CA;Erik Paulsen, Upland CA
Colin Revill, Burlington ON; Edward White, GrandBlanc MI; Marc Low - Sandra Low, Centerville OH
vsRobert Carteaux, Ft Wayne IN; Michael Huston,
Joplin MO; David Adams, Kennesaw GA; JohnSwanson Jr, Mission Viejo CA; Evelyn Phillips, La-guna Hills CA; Jerry Pietscher, Elk Grove CA
Close callsWhen you win the Open Board-a-Match Teams
by more than five boards, you’re doing a lot of thingsright. The squad captained by Bobby Baldwin of LasVegas came up with two strong defensive efforts toavoid losses on these deals from the second qualify-ing session.
The first features Bobby Levin and Peter Weichselon defense against a pushy game.
Dlr: West « A K 7 2Vul: Both ª Q 4
© A 6¨ K 9 6 5 4
« 9 5 3 « Q Jª 9 7 5 2 ª A 8 6© 10 9 © K J 8 4¨ A J 10 2 ¨ Q 8 7 3
« 10 8 6 4ª K J 10 3© Q 7 5 3 2¨ ---
West North East SouthLevin WeichselPass 1© (1) Pass 1ªPass 1NT Pass 2̈ (2)Pass 2« Pass 3«Pass 4« All Pass
(1) Precision: could be short.(2) Checkback Stayman.Weichsel led a low club, ruffed in dummy. De-
clarer led a low heart to his queen, ducked byWeichsel, who won the heart continuation andswitched to the «J. North won with the ace, cashedthe ©A, ruffed another club to dummy and cashedthe ªK, pitching a diamond from his hand.
Declarer then ruffed a diamond and used dummy’slast trump to ruff a club. This was the position, de-clarer needing two more tricks:
« K 7ª ---© ---¨ K 9
« 9 5 « Qª 9 ª ---© --- © K J¨ A ¨ Q
« ---ª J© Q 7 5¨ ---
North led a diamond from dummy and Levinruffed with the 9. Declarer could not gain byoverruffing, so he desperately discarded a club. Levinthen cashed the ̈A and played the ª9, promotingWeichsel’s «Q as the setting trick.
The next deal features a stellar defensive effortby Michael Rosenberg and Zia.
Dlr: East « 4 3 2Vul: Both ª A 10 9 5 3
© 10 2¨ K 5 2
« Q 9 7 « A 8 6ª K 8 4 2 ª Q 7 6© Q 8 5 © A J 7¨ J 8 3 ¨ A Q 7 6
« K J 10 5ª J© K 9 6 4 3¨ 10 9 4
At one table, Levin and Weichsel reached 3NTon the East-West cards. That contract failed by atrick. Although they didn’t know it, at the other tableZia (South) and Rosenberg (North) had to find a wayto defeat one notrump by East.
Zia led a low diamond to the 5, 10 and jack. Attrick two, declarer led the ª6 from his hand to Zia’sjack and dummy’s king. Rosenberg smoothly followedwith the 3! Declarer then played a low heart fromdummy, on which Rosenberg played the 9. Declarer,completely taken in, ducked. As Rosenberg was cash-ing his hearts, Zia completed an echo in clubs, hopingto convince declarer that he held the king.
Zia, of course, was also having trouble makingdiscards, so he ended up having to throw one of hisdiamond winners, but the defenders still ended up withfour heart tricks, two diamonds and a spade for plus100 and an unlikely push.
Health clubWhile the Marriott staff is repairing a
dangerous leak in the swimming pool, thehotel’s health club will be closed. Marriottstaff have set up a temporary health club inthe Sierra H room on the fifth floor. It is open 24 hours.
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was a lot like whist -- and he knew whist. The mostyou can score on a hand of whist is seven, so heknew the game wouldn’t be costly.
Three and a half hours after he started playing,he wrote a check for $436. “That was 25 years ago,”says Howard. “That money represented the mort-gage payment, the car payment, the utilities bill andsome of the month’s food.”
Howard still plays with the same three old friendsonce in a while, but nowadays Howard is always onthe plus side. And Howard considers that game inwhich he was a big loser a major turning point in hislife.
“It was a turning point for me,” he says. “Thereare more people that I care about in the bridge worldthan I thought possible. I have made some wonder-ful friends through bridge.”
He calls bridge the most wonderful game in theworld. “It’s a tremendous sport -- you can enjoy itwhen you’re nine and when you’re ninety. All youneed is a mind and a pleasant disposition to have thetime of your life.
“But there is one thing that we must do -- wemust set to rest the myth is an old person’s game.And it is a myth. Bridge is a totally vital game -- justask some of our Juniors.”
Piltch has many ideas about how bridge canmake a major resurgence. Be sure to read his inter-view in the January issue of The Bridge Bulletin. o
Howard PiltchContinued from page 1
Low-key Barry Rigal builds high-profile reputationOf all the accomplishments in his bridge career,
Barry Rigal may be most proud of the accuracy ofhis predictions as a vugraph commentator in NorthAmerican and world championships.
On many occasions, other panelists havelaughed at his forecasts only to eat their wordsmoments later when Rigal’s predictions come topass before their eyes.
Consider this scene from the Bermuda Bowl inSantiago, Chile:
East, a Brazilian, is on lead against 5̈doubled. He leads the ªK, seeing a singleton heartin dummy.
East holds the ̈ A J doubleton, West the single-ton ¨K. Some of Rigal’s fellow panelists scoff whenhe predicts that East will shift to the ̈A, droppingpartner’s king. It happens.
The contract is still beatable as long as Eastdoesn’t play a spade away from his king, butRigal is right there with that prediction as well.Again, he is right. The absolutely impossiblecontract is made, and Rigal has guessed eachimprobable step.
Although vugraph commentary is pretty much ahigh-profile role, for the most part Rigal -- a trans-planted Brit-- goes about his job as a bridge journalistand player in a decidedly low-key fashion.
Even at that, his bridge career is steadily expand-ing and his reputation growing.
Now a staple on vugraph panels whenever he isavailable, Rigal is also a prolific writer for English-language bridge magazines -- including the ACBLBridge Bulletin -- a regular and important contribu-tor to the Daily Bulletins at NABCs, author of sev-eral books and an accomplished player.
That’s quite a resumé for someone virtually un-heard of in the U.S. until a couple of years ago.
Rigal, 38, lived all of his life in the center of Lon-don -- in the same house his grandmother moved intoafter her marriage in 1925 -- except for four years atOxford University.
Curiously, at Oxford he studied Latin and Greekfor the first two years, classical Hebrew for the sec-ond two. It’s curious because the profession he took
Barry Rigal
Rigal and his regular partner for seven years, PeterCzerniewski, won every event that mattered in GreatBritain at least once.
Rigal wrote his first magazine article in 1984. Hisbooks include Test Your Bridge Judgement and Step-by-Step: Deceptive Declarer Play. A sequel aboutdeceptive play by defenders is on its way, as is a bookhe has written with Bob Hamman. Rigal has alsohelped expand and update a reissue of a TerenceReese classic, The Expert Game.
After he qualified as a CPA in 1983, Rigal workedfor Price Waterhouse in London for four years be-fore joining Conoco, the American oil company, intheir tax department.
Such an occupation may sound dry, but Rigaltreated it as a kind of sport. As an accountant forConoco, Rigal was trying to make sure Conoco paidthe minimum in taxes, while his counterparts withthe government were trying to see that the com-pany paid the maximum. “It was very much a gameplayed between gentlemen,” he said. “I liked the chal-lenge of it.”
When Conoco decided to close the London of-fice and move it to Aberdeen -- “an inaccessible, cold,dank place in the northeast corner of Scotland” --Rigal decided it was time to move on.
A lover of theater, movies and fine restaurants,Rigal said, “I didn’t fancy moving to a place with onetheater and two cinemas.”
Rigal had met and formed a friendship with SuePicus in 1987 when she spent 18 months in Londonon assignment from her company. When Conocopulled the rug out from under him in 1994, Rigal movedto New York, where he shares an apartment withPicus. He spends a lot of his time there playing andteaching bridge and writing about the game.
Rigal has done well in high-level competition inthe U.S. His best finish so far was second in the NorthAmerican Swiss Teams at the 1994 Fall NABC inMinneapolis. His teammates were Jo Ann Sprung andDorothy and Alan Truscott.
Rigal’s first stint on a vugraph panel was in 1987,and he’s honed his skills ever since.
“My perception,” he said, “is that many vugraphcommentators find it difficult to divorce double-dummyanalysis from the single dummy that the players areseeing. I try to put myself in the position of the playerlooking at a single dummy.”
Rigal, of course, is a serious player, but not somuch so that he overlooks the main reason for play-ing. “I’m more interested in having a good time.”
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up was as a CPA.By the time he left Oxford, Rigal had a lot of
bridge experience under his belt. Rigal learned thegame at age 12, just about the time he had made thedecision that he wasn’t going to realize his first com-petitive ambition -- that of being a world-class tabletennis player.
Luckily for him, Rigal fell in with a pretty goodgroup of bridge players, including Tim Cope, whoregularly represents South Africa in internationalcompetition.
Rigal discovered duplicate at age 16 and learnedto love that variation. “It’s rather intoxicating,” he said,“to find that you’re good at something.”
At Oxford, the bridge crowd was not as strong,but Rigal kept working to improve and, on his returnto London, found himself in good company again.
Travelers to explainlong-term care plan
The first of the seminars sponsored by Travelerswill take place today during the break of the SeniorPairs game (about 2 pm). If you wish to attend thisseminar, PLEASE make a reservation with StevePawliger at the Travelers Insurance booth near wherethe Senior events are played.
The Travelers Insurance Co. and Smith Barney aresponsoring several Senior events at the Fall Champion-ships here. Pawliger has more of his famous red umbrel-las. Register daily at the Travelers Insurance booth for achance to win one of the large golf umbrellas. Yesterday’swinner was Maxine Morris of Alexandria VA. All winners-- you can pick up your umbrellas at the Travelers deskbetween 11 am and noon.
Pawliger will explain long-term care withdiscounted premiums for ACBL members attoday’s seminar. The second seminar on Fri-day at 11 am will end in plenty of time forthe start of the regular game.
This is all part of the sponsorship agree-ment the ACBL has forged with the TravelersInsurance Co. and Smith Barney, both leadersin their respective fields.
The two of clubsA recent Peanuts cartoon caught our fancy.
Peanuts is sitting in his chair talking to histeacher.
“No ma’am, I’m not happy,” he says. I feelignored. I raise my hand, but you nevercall on me. Don’t I mean anything?
“What am I -- the two of clubs?”
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(Law 70C) that since declarer had not accounted forall the trumps, he might have played his last trump, the«6, which would lose to the «9. The defense would havethen taken (in addition to the three tricks already won atthis point) three additional heart tricks and two club tricks.The Director ruled that the result would be 4« downfive, plus 250 for E/W.
The Appeal: N/S appealed the Director ’s rul-ing. South stated that because he had thought trumpswere drawn, it was unreasonable to make him playhis last trump before he began to play diamonds. Ifthat line of play was allowed, West would ruff thefourth round of diamonds, and South would then beable to win two high spades, two ruffs, and three dia-mond tricks for down three. E/W stated that had playcontinued, when East did not follow suit on the thirdround of trump, South might have played anotherround.
The Committee Decision: Law 70C states:“When a trump remains in one of the opponents’ hand,the Director shall award a trick or tricks . . . thatcould be lost to that trump by any normal play” Also,the Laws state ‘normal’ includes play that would becareless or inferior for the class of player involved,but not irrational”. In order to decide how many tricksto award the defense the Committee had to decide ifit was “irrational”, or merely “careless” for South toplay a fourth round of trump. Two Committee mem-
bers believed that since West had clearlymiscounted trumps, as well as his tricks,there was a chance he would carelesslyplay a fourth round of trumps. Three Com-mittee members believed that when de-clarer played the «K and West followedwith the «7, it would be irrational for Southto then play the «6. Therefore, in a three-two split decision, the Committee changedthe result to 4« down three, plus 150 forE/W.
Chairperson: Robb GordonCommittee Members: Eric Kokish, Bill
Laubenheimer, Ed Lazarus, Robert Morris,(scribe: Linda Weinstein)
Appeals Case 4Subject: The Hammer Was CockedEvent: Bracketed KO Teams, Nov. 23, Second
SessionBoard: 9 « 3Dealer: Northª --Vul: E/W © Q 8 5 4 2
¨ A K Q 10 7 6 2« 7 « 9 6 5 4ª A 9 8 7 6 5 4 ª 2© J 10 9 6 © A K 7¨ J ¨ 9 8 5 3
« A K Q J 10 8 2ª K Q J 10 3© 3¨ --
TOURNAMENT APPEALSAppeals Case 2
Subject: Saved By Their PeersEvent: Stratified Charity Pairs, Nov, 21, Single
SessionBoard: 6 « 10 8Dealer: East ª Q J 4Vul: E/W © A K Q 8 7 2
¨ 6 2« K Q J 6 3 « 974ª A 9 7 ª 6 5 3 2© J 3 © 10 5¨ K Q J ¨ A 8 4 3
« A 5 2ª K 10 8© 9 6 4¨ 10 9 7 5
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTHPass Pass
1« 2© Pass PassDbl Pass 2« Pass (1)Pass 3© All Pass(1) Break in tempo.The Facts: 3© made three, plus 110 for N/S.
There was an agreed break in tempo by South afterEast’s 2« bid. The Director ruled (Law 16A) that therewas unauthorized information present and that passby North was a logical alternative to 3©. The Direc-tor changed the contract to 2« made two, plus 110 forE/W.
The Appeal: N/S appealed theDirector’s ruling. Both sides agreed therehad been a break in tempo. North did notbelieve that pass was a logical alternativewith a six-loser hand, not vulnerable, atmatchpoints. N/S were playing their firstsession together and had a combined totalof approximately 300 masterpoints.
The Committee Decision: The Com-mittee decided that even though there wasa break in tempo, it was likely from theauction that the South hand would haveone or more useful cards. The Committeemembers did not believe that defending 2«was a decision that would be considered by N/S’speers. The Committee restored the table result of 3©made three, plus 110 for N/S. The importance of bid-ding in a relatively even tempo was explained to N/S.They were made aware that a player’s breaks intempo usually transmit unauthorized information whichmight strictly limit the acceptable options available tohis partner.
Chairperson: Bruce ReeveCommittee Members: George Dawkins, Mary
Jane Farell
Appeals Case 3Subject: Confused, But Not EnoughEvent: Bracketed KO Teams, Nov. 23, Second
SessionBoard: 6 « A 8Dealer: East ª K 10 2Vul: E/W © K Q 10 9 7 6
¨ 8 7« Q 9 7 3 « 10 2ª J 7 6 3 ª A Q 9 8 4© 8 4 © 3¨ K 9 3 ¨ A 10 7 6 4
« K J 6 5 4ª 5© A J 5 2¨ Q J 5
The auction was not availableThe Facts: The contract was 4« by South. Af-
ter the opening lead of the ª3, the play proceeded asfollows:
West: ª3 ª10 ªQ ª5East: ©3 ©2 ©8 ©9North: «A «2 «4 «3North: «8 «10 «J «QWest: ªJ . . .
At this point, declarer claimed the remainder ofthe tricks and stated he would ruff (with the «5) anddraw (what he thought was) the last trump with the«K, and run diamonds. Since West would still havehad the «9, he called the Director. The Director ruled
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH2¨ (1) Pass 3̈ (2)
Pass 3© (3) Dbl 3« (4)Pass 5̈ Pass 6«All Pass(1) Alerted; Precision, natural.(2) Alerted; relay to 3©.(3) Alerted; forced.(4) Information volunteered that 3« was forcing.The Facts: After the opening lead of the ©J, 6«
went down three, plus 150 for E/W. The Directorwas called by West after he asked the meaning ofthe 3̈ bid and was told onlythat it was a relay to 3©. Hewanted more information.The Director remained at thetable while the auction con-tinued. North volunteeredthat 3« was forcing. Whenasked about 5̈, South statedthat he didn’t know what it meant.
At this point, the Director instructed that the auc-tion continue and left the table. Before the openinglead was made, South explained that systemically the3¨ bid showed either a diamond bust or a game-forc-ing hand with a six-card or longer suit. At this pointEast called the Director. When the Director arrived,there was a great deal of commotion at the table.
The Director did not take East away from thetable to ask if he wanted to change his last call basedon the information that South had provided. East stated,however, that he wished to reserve his rights. TheDirector instructed that play continue. After play wascompleted, the Director was called again by East whostated that had he known the meaning of all of thebids before his final pass, he would have doubled thefinal contract. The Director ruled that the table resultwould stand.
The Appeal: E/W appealed the Director’s rul-ing. East stated that if he had the correct informationabout the auction, he would have doubled the finalcontract. South had been playing his complicated sys-tem for about four years. He stated that he had beenteaching his wife (North) the system over the lasttwo years and that there had not been too many part-nership misunderstandings. The Committee examinedthe N/S convention cards and found that this specificauction (2̈ - Pass - 3̈ ) was listed and described.
The Committee Decision: The Committee hadto deal with a unique situation in that the Director hadnot taken East aside to determine if he would havechanged his final call had correct explanations beengiven. The Committee decided, after listening to Eastand considering that he had doubled 3© and had indi-cated that he wished to reserve his rights, that it waspossible that he would have doubled the final con-tract. The Committee also decided that it was pos-sible that East had enough information about the handto double in any case if he wanted to do so. The Com-mittee decided to award an adjusted score (Law86B)that consisted of 25% of the IMPs for a contract of
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6« doubled down three, plus 500 for E/W and 75% ofthe IMPs for a contract of 6« undoubled down three,plus 150 for E/W.
Since North’s incomplete explanations had af-fected East’s decision to not double, a 1-IMP proce-dural penalty (that accrued to E/W) was assessedagainst N/S.
Chairperson: Robb GordonCommittee Members: Eric Kokish, Bill
Laubenheimer, Ed Lazarus, Robert Morris, (scribe:Linda Weinstein)
Appeals Case 5Subject: He Might Have CalledEvent: Bracketed KO Teams, Nov. 23, Second
Session(There was a second appeal on the same hand
as Appeals Case 4, above.)Board: 9 « 3Dealer: Northª --Vul: E/W © Q 8 5 4 2
¨ A K Q 10 7 6 2« 7 « 9 6 5 4ª A 9 8 7 6 5 4 ª 2© J 10 9 6 © A K 7¨ J ¨ 9 8 5 3
« A K Q J 10 8 2ª K Q J 10 3© 3¨ --
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH3NT (1) Pass 6«
All Pass(1) Gambling, not Alerted.The Facts: The opening lead was the ªA, after
which 6« made seven, plus 1010 for N/S. After theplay was completed, West called the Director becausehe was not sure whether the 3NT bid was Alertable.He stated that if it was Alertable, and if it had beenAlerted, he might have chosen adifferent opening lead (a trump).The Director ruled that the resultwould stand since E/W had not beendamaged (Law 40C) by the failureto Alert.
The Appeal: E/W appealedthe Director’s ruling. West statedthat he expected the dummy to bea strong balanced hand and hethought that the failure to Alert de-nied him the opportunity to considerother opening leads. He stated thathe had led the ªA in order to determine the best shiftafter he saw the dummy. West also stated that hehad tried to unobtrusively examine the N/S conven-tion cards, but since they were not in a position thatcould be easily seen, he was unable to do so.
The Committee examined the N/S conventioncards and found that Gambling 3NT was clearlymarked. When asked why 3NT was not Alerted,South stated that she did not realize the bid wasAlertable, and that this was the first time the bid hadbeen made in their partnership. When asked if hewondered why there had not been any sort of trans-fer auction, West stated that he really didn’t thinkabout it -- he just assumed that 3NT was strong andbalanced.
The Committee Decision: The Committeeagreed that there had been a failure to Alert. TheCommittee explained to the players that since the fail-ure to Alert was misinformation, Law 47E2 allowedthe player to “retract the card he . . . played after amistaken explanation of an opponent’s conventionalcall . . .” which is what the Director would have com-municated to the players had he been (Law 9B1a) “.. . summoned at once when attention . . . drawn to anirregularity.” The Committee determined that due tothis negligence the damage was not a consequenceof the infraction (Law 40C) and allowed the tableresult, 6« made seven, plus 1010 for N/S to stand.The Committee also explained that an opening 3NTbid was sufficiently rare that the player had an obli-gation to determine the meaning of the call if he con-sidered that information necessary to make an in-formed decision.
The Committee also decided that since thefailure to Alert was an infraction, and since there wasno damage to the non-offenders, N/S would be as-sessed a one-half IMP procedural penalty that would
accrue to E/W for contributing to the disruption thatensued.
Chairperson: Robb GordonCommittee Members: Eric Kokish, Ed Lazarus,
Robert Morris, Peggy Sutherlin (scribe: LindaWeinstein)
Appeals Case 6Subject: The Not-So-Great EscapeEvent: NABC Open BAM TeamsBoard: 30 David RhoDealer: East « K 10 7Vul: None ª K J 10 7
© 2¨ K9532
Mitch Dunitz Ifti Baqai« Q 8 5 « A J 6ª 9 8 2 ª A 6 5 4© Q 5 © 10 9 8 7 4 3¨ A Q 10 6 4 ¨ ---
Moses Ma« 9 4 3 2ª Q 3© A K J 6¨ J 8 7
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTHPass 1NT (1)
Pass 2̈ 2© Dbl (2)Pass Pass Rdbl Pass2ª Dbl Pass Pass2« Pass Pass DblAll Pass(1) 11-15.(2) Alerted; rescinded.The Facts: 2« doubled by South went down two,
plus 300 for N/S. After 2© was doubled, North re-scinded the Alert and announced that the double wasfor penalty, adding; “He should have five” diamonds.The Director ruled that there was no damage from
the misinformation and allowed the re-sult to stand.
The Appeal: E/W appealed theDirector ’s ruling. East stated he predi-cated his redouble on the likelihood ofan E/W major suit fit.
The Committee Decision: TheCommittee decided that East’s judgmentin redoubling was less than ironclad inthat E/W might well find themselves play-ing in a 6-0 club fit at the three-level andthat opposite partner’s presumed dia-mond shortness, a 4-3 spade fit might not
stand up well to repeated trump leads. Furthermore,the Committee was not sure E/W had been damaged,inasmuch as 2© doubled might well fail by two tricks.
North was instructed not to give the opponentsthe benefit of his bridge judgment when asked abouthis partnership’s agreements. (He had stated whenasked that this partnership did not have the agree-ment that the double showed five trumps.)
In summary, the Committee agreed that East tookhis chances and should live with the result. The Com-mittee allowed the table result (2« doubled by Westdown two, plus 300 for N/S) to stand. The E/W de-posit was returned.
Chairperson: Peggy SutherlinCommittee Members: Bruce Keidan, Phil Leon
Appeals Case 7Subject: Wethinks The Gentlemen Doth Protest
Too MuchEvent: NABC Open BAM Teams, Nov. 24, Sec-
ond SessionBoard: 17 Don CampbellDealer: North« 1087Vul: None ª J 9 6
© K J 8 7¨ J 10 6
Paul Kinney Harold Feldheim« A J « 5 4ª A 10 ª K 5 4© Q 10 2 © A 9 6 5 4 3¨ A 9 7 5 4 3 ¨ K 2
Barry Harper« K Q 9 6 3 2ª Q 8 7 3 2© --¨ Q 8
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTHPass Pass 3« (1)
3NT 4« 4NT All Pass(1) Alerted; a good preempt in spades.The Facts: 4NT went down three, plus 150 for
N/S. 3« was Alerted as a good preempt in spades;3© would be a weak preemptin spades. E/W asked Northto provide them with an ex-ample of a good preempt andwere told that AKxxxxxwould be an acceptable suit.After South’s hand was dis-closed, the Director wassummoned. East alleged thathad he known that South might hold a six-card suit,he would have doubled 4«. The Director ruled thatthe result would stand.
The Appeal: E/W appealed the Director’s rul-ing. They stated that they should have been told thatthe bid might be based on a “shaped” hand and mightnot be a seven-card suit. East stated that had he beenapprised of the possibility that South held a six-cardsuit, he would have chosen to double 4«. If Southheld seven spades, East believed that West might beable to isolate South in the play.
The Committee Decision: The Committeedeemed North’s answer to East’s question (regard-ing the nature of 3«) to be sufficient; AKxxxxx wasboth close to the prototype (by agreement) and defi-nitely a valid example. Although E/W contended thatNorth should have said something about six-card suits,the hand that South held (third seat, not vulnerable)was so much better than a “bad” 3« preempt (via 3©)that E/W should have realized its appropriateness andwithdrawn their appeal.
Furthermore, the E/W case was the sort of stretchof imagination that a Committee would always re-gard as self-serving and E/W were both very experi-enced players. East had a very good hand on the auc-tion and were perhaps as likely to be missing a slamas going down in 4NT. Had East or West wished toknow about the possibility of a six-card suit, it wasopen to both of them to ask a specific question to thateffect.
The Committee members considered the E/Wcase to be without merit and decided to retain E/W’sdeposit. Furthermore, the Committee deemed E/W’sappeal to be abusive of the appeals process and ac-cordingly assessed them a penalty of one-quarter ofa board.
Chairperson: Alan LeBendigCommittee Members: Bobby Goldman, Eric
Kokish
Appeals Case 8Subject: Too Much to DigestEvent: NABC Open BAM Teams, Nov. 24, First
SessionBoard: 17 Cameron DonerDealer: North« Q J 9 2Vul: None ª A J 8
© 10 4¨ K 10 8 2
Don Probst Alan Schwartz« 4 3 « A 10 8 7 5ª K 9 5 ª 10 6 2© K Q 9 8 6 2 © A J 7¨ 6 4 ¨ 5 3
Mike Lucas« K 6ª Q 7 4 3© 5 3¨ A Q J 9 7
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH1NT (1) Pass Pass
2¨ (2) Pass 2© PassPass Dbl 3© Dbl (3)Pass 3« Dbl 4̈All Pass(1) 10-12.(2) Alerted; one suit.(3) Break in tempo.The Facts: 4¨ made four, plus 130 for N/S. The
double of 3© was not Alerted. The Director was calledafter the auction ended and ruled that it was a logicalalternative for North to pass South’s double of 3©.The contract was changed to 3© doubled down one,
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Runnersup in the Open Board-a-Match Teams. From left, JustinHackett, David Mossop and PaulHackett.
Right: Jason Hackett.
0-2000 KNOCKOUTS 52 Teams
Michael Katz, San Ramon CA; Donald Mamula,Kirkland WA; Srikanth Kodayam, Union City CA;Richard Williams - Jody Read, Los Altos CA
vsKent Mignocchi, Los Angeles CA; Joan
Dziekanski, New York NY; Nancy Pickering, PenllynPA; Michael Gosnell, Ontario CA
Despina Georgas - Brent Gibbs - Janet Galloway- Walter Galloway, Willowdale ON
vsScott Peeples - Jay Gibson, Plano TX; William
Burks III, Atlanta GA; Annette McCarty, RichardsonTX
Paul Ford, San Francisco CA; Wirt Gilliam III,San Diego CA; Doug Handler, Berkeley CA; DianaLowell, San Ramon CA
vsDavid Callahan - Rose Bolson - Steven Lewis,
Seattle WA; Paul Schwaighart, Federal Way WA
Davis Peters, Canton GA; Joan Braender,Peachtree Cty GA; Kent McCormack, Knoxville TN;Joe Rickman, Louisville TN
vsJim Senter - Gale Senter, Laguna Niguel CA;
Conrad Kopec - Sandy Kopec, Newport Beach CA
David Walters - Bruce Sherman, San Diego CA;Neill Currie, Laguna Hills CA; William Schramm,Tempe AZ
vsDan Seeman, San Diego CA; Diane Audeon,
Venice CA; Reece Lewis Jr - Algis Lasas, Los AngelesCA; Sam Graham, Oakland CA
Russell Fox, Tarzana CA; Beatrice Kemp,Tucker GA; Margery Gould, Los Angeles CA; SullyRandolph, Atlanta GA
vsRichard Quist, Moreno Valley CA; Jim
Dingwerth, Kansas City MO; Peggy Newman,Bloomington CA; Dolores McDonald, Redlands CA
Henry Caspar, Mississauga ON; Tom Ottley,Anchorage AK; Deborah Thomas- Jim Howie,Toronto ON
vsJames Barry, Twain Harte CA; Hayward Hawke,
Modesto CA; Noe Mallari, San Diego CA; RobertRinehart, Northumberland PA; Randy Jordan,Burnaby BC
Gerald Mindell, Chicago IL; Vernon Nelson,Milwaukee WI; Orval Riessen, Tucson AZ; RobertSchaefer, Longboat Key FL
vsPaul Soper, Champaign IL; James Hodge,
Pittsburgh PA; Michael Tipton, Boerne TX; GregoryEyerly, Aurora CO
BLUE RIBBON PAIRS 416 Pairs 1 Robert Van Ekeren - E Gail Van Ekeren, Plainsboro NJ 2113.50 2 Jay Korobow - Alexander Allen, Princeton NJ 2110.38 3 Lew Stansby - JoAnna Stansby, Castro Valley CA 2109.59 4 Kerri Sanborn, Stony Point NY; Stephen Sanborn, Poughkeepsie NY 2058.41 5 Richard Reitman, Monte Sereno CA; Rolf Kuhn, Cologne,Germany 2029.35 6 Marshall Schwartz, San Francisco CA; Michael Levinson, Daly City CA 2026.32 7 Fred Stewart, West Hurley NY; Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ 2010.08 8 Jim Krekorian - Robert Blanchard, New York NY 2009.02 9 Lynn Deas, Schenectady NY; Geoff Hampson, Fenton MI 2006.73 10 Peter Boyd, Silver Spring MD; Steve Robinson, Arlington VA 1995.91 11 Lou Reich, Wheaton MD; John Adams, Gaithersburg MD 1986.14 12 Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; Nels Erickson, Meadview AZ 1985.28 13 Peter Nagy, Las Vegas NV; Hugh Ross, Oakland CA 1967.79 14 Tom Fox, Glenview IL; Walter Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL 1957.11 15 Ellasue Chaitt, Palm Beach Gdns FL; James Murphy, Chesapeake VA 1956.61 16 Stephen Goldstein, Cheltenham PA; Gary Brown, Philadelphia PA 1953.03 17 Richard Spitalnick, Sunnyvale CA; Steven Price, San Rafael CA 1953.00 18 Kenji Miyakuni, Chicago IL; Yoshiyuki Nakamura, Toyko 1948.16 19 Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV; Malcolm Brachman, Dallas TX 1945.65 20 Linda Smith - Ron Smith, Chattanooga TN 1939.91 21 Thomas Carmichael, Middletown NJ; Joel Wooldridge, Williamsville NY 1939.67 22 James Kauder, Los Angeles CA; Lynda Ullman, Burbank CA 1937.46 23 Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL; Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL 1932.53 24 Jack Beers, Oakland CA; Daniel Molochko, El Cerrito CA 1928.98 25 Dale Johannesen - Lynn Johannesen, Sunnyvale CA 1926.66 26 Nevin Anderson, Victoria TX; Chris Compton, Oklahoma City OK 1924.15 27 Michael Rosenberg - Debbie Zuckerberg, Tuckahoe NY 1922.11 28 Peter Lindon - Dee Lindon, Buckinghamshire, England 1922.09 29 Barry Rigal, New York NY; Haig Tchamitch, Arvada CO 1920.49 30 Richard Pavlicek, Ft Lauderdale FL; William Root, Boca Raton FL 1920.13 31 Ann-Mari Mirkovic, Bergen, Norway; Ole Jonny Toesse, Trondheim,Norway 1915.91 32 Mark Feldman, New York NY; Sharon Osberg, San Francisco CA 1906.13 33 Tom Joyce, Newington CT; Jim Cleary, Bloomfield CT 1900.44 34 Michael Moss - Bjorn Fallenius, New York NY 1899.41 35 Thomas Turgeon - Jack Wynns, Memphis TN 1894.73 36 Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA; Jess Stuart Jr, West Chester PA 1892.90 37 Brian Glubok, New York NY; Ronald Smith, San Francisco CA 1891.45 38 Claude Vogel, Chicago IL; George Jacobs, Burr Ridge IL 1891.41 39 David Better, Bensalem PA; Daisy Goecker, Yardley PA 1891.39 40 Lynne Schaeffer, Farmington Hill MI; Martin Hirschman, Southfield MI 1886.00 41 John Lusky - Dennis Metcalf, Portland OR 1884.59 42 Peg Waller, Minnetonka MN; Peder Langsetmo, Minneapolis MN 1884.27 43 William Rudman Jr, Castro Valley CA; George Whitworth, San Ramon CA 1884.01 44 Eugene Prosnitz, Riverdale NY; Gregory Arbour, Vancouver BC 1880.64 45 Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA; Steve Zolotow, Las Vegas NV 1876.09 46 Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA; Gloria Brown, Virginia Bch VA 1871.10 47 G S Jade Barrett, Vancouver WA; Miles Adkins, Coulee City WA 1870.67 48 Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA; David Treadwell, Wilmington DE 1867.50 49 Peter Kalat - Nie Lih Cheng, Bedford NY 1867.17 50 Billy Miller, Las Vegas NV; Michael Lawrence, Berkeley CA 1866.41
TUESDAY FLIGHT A OPEN PAIRS 132 Pairs 37.79 1 Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Joannie Freedman, Don Mills ON 838.20 28.34 2 Judy Pede, Cerritos CA; Robert Schwartz, San Pedro CA 811.70 21.26 3 Michael Kutska, River Forest IL; Suzanne Dunaway, Oak Park IL 791.42 15.94 4 Stanton Subeck, Olympia Fld IL; Suzi Subeck, Olympia Fields IL 785.86 11.96 5 Mary Savko, Pittsford VT; Tony Petronella, N Kingstown RI 776.64 8.97 6 John Boyer, New York NY; Ernest Napier, Brooklyn NY 767.69 6.73 7 D Bruce Graff - Robert Dean, San Jose CA 750.50 5.04 8 Susan Fuller, Miami FL; Michael Seamon, Miami Beach FL 746.76 4.90 9 Betsey Schneider, San Carlos CA; Hadi Allahverdian, Portland OR 745.80 4.25 10 Steven Barcus, Longwood FL; Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY 743.74 3.44 11 John Pettitt - Juliet Pettitt, Melbourne Australia 732.56 3.21 12 Mike Bandler, Danville CA; Larry Mills, Pinole CA 729.61 2.91 13 Jim Backstrom - Evan Bailey, San Diego CA 727.58 2.90 14 Jeffrey Rothstein - Janos Geller, New York NY 727.00 3.43 15 John Russell, S Barrington IL; Rob Crawford, Ft Lauderdale FL 725.90 2.36 16 Barbara Nudelman, Chicago IL; Joan Levy Gerard, White Plains NY 723.70 2.23 17 Glenn Eisenstein, Boca Raton FL; Joyce Sillins, New York City NY 722.94 3.59 18 Yas Takeda, Hacienda Hts CA; John Palmer, Atlanta GA 719.16 2.21 19 George Bartunek, Laguna Hills CA; Jack Futrell, Glendale CA 717.30 1.89 20 David Hoffman, Foster City CA; Pat Galligan, San Mateo CA 716.61 3.43 21 Marvin Pulvers, New York NY; Bob Yellis, Great Neck NY 715.86 1.80 22 Gertrude Ebesu, Honolulu HI; Janice Nakao, San Mateo CA 715.72 2.45 23 Carol Fein, San Mateo CA; Alan Edmonson, Pacifica CA 715.60 3.59 24 Maye Soules, San Mateo CA; John Leming, Pt Hueneme CA 715.20 1.51 25 Greg Michaels, San Mateo CA; Carl Dahl Jr, Northridge CA 714.07 1.45 26 Nancy McCarthy, Martinez CA; Bob Luebkeman, Walnut Creek CA 712.58
TUESDAY FLIGHT B PAIRS 105 Pairs 18.96 1 V Everett Boyer, San Bruno CA; Mark Micheli, San Francisco CA 388.00 14.22 2 T Ansnes, Saratoga CA; Robert Weibly, Spokane WA 377.00 10.67 3 Betty Jane Corbani, New Milford CT; Ann Cady, Roxbury CT 373.33 8.00 4 Geoff Bridges - Kendra Bridges, Boise ID 365.88 6.00 5 Eunice Parent, Anchorage AK; Frederick Stevens, Overland Park KS 363.00 4.50 6 Gary Donner, New York NY; Wayne Christensen, Jr, Houston TX 361.50 3.59 7 Jane Unger, San Francisco CA; Sylvia Farb, Houston TX 360.96 2.53 8 Ned Bruner - Lin Goldstein, Butte MT 360.46 2.36 9 Robert Martin, Clayton CA; Tom Jacobson, Fairfield CA 353.80
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Owen Haxton, District 21 representative to the ACBL Boardof Directors, places Goodwill pin on Bill McIntosh,tournament chairman for this NABC. This picture wasmisidentified in yesterday�s Daily Bulletin, and we sincerelyapologize for the error.
0-750 KNOCKOUTS 44 Teams
Evan Hoovler, La Jolla CA; Jonathan Hart, SanFrancisco CA; Jo-Anne Ball - Patricia Gill, Sedona AZ
vsJack Rochford - Jean Rochford, San Angelo TX;
Sheryleen Walker - Cindy Snider, San Antonio TX
Donald Osborn - Marie Osborn, New York NY;Barbara Terhune - Susan Dowell, Memphis TN
vsLloyd Rollerson - Jacquelyn Rollerson - Cornell
Jaray - Alice Jaray, Sarasota FL
Vijay A Bal - Dileep Bal, Fair Oaks CA;Harjinder Ajmani, Kula HI; Eileen Eastman, Sacra-mento CA
vsGeorge Klemic, Buffalo NY; Robert Geiger,
Miami FL; Andi Parham, Tempe AZ; HenkUijterwaal, Germany
Isadore Sharp - Rosalie Sharp, Toronto ON;Doreen Scolnick - Robert Scolnick, Carlsbad CA
vsAnthony Scott, West Hills CA; Cezanne Martin,
Geneseo NY; Allen Hull - Barbara Light, San Fran-cisco CA
Michael Young - Andre Chartrand, ChateauguayPQ; Linda Olbort, Saskatoon SK; Roberto Verthelyi,New York NY
vsAngelo Servino - Ralph Alexander, Tiburon CA;
Richard Manoogian, Mill Valley CA; Kirsten Wibroe,Sausalito CA
Janis Lewis, Englewood CO; Joan Stark, Port-land OR; Theodore Bloomfield, Warrenton OR;Donna Yeargain, Denver CO
vsAnn Gillman - Bruce Gillman - Gitta Kastner,
Madison WI; Margery Parks, Flin Flon MB
Don Sharp - Gail Sharp, Salt Spring Isl BC;Leroy Abinanti - Marigail Abinanti, Seattle WA
vsCarolyn Sullivan - James Sullivan, Richfield
OH; William Chan - Rita McBride, Vancouver WA
Cheryl Haines - D. Lionel O�Young - MarioRoederer, Redwood City CA; Peter Baum, SanFrancisco CA
vsJohn Mayne - Aaron Papst - Richard Papst,
Bakersfield CA; Pamela Stockwell, Ridgecrest CA
Earn your ribbonwith pleasant play
The winners of the Blue Ribbon Pairs, nowin progress, will rightfully be proud of their ac-complishment.
Even if you don’t come in first in yourevent, you can feel good about your perfor-mance -- earning a special “good conduct” rib-bon, if you will -- by being considerate of yourpartner and the opponents and by making aneffort to be friendly to everyone you meet.
Try it. You may be surprised at how goodyou feel.
TUESDAY FLIGHT C PAIRS 24 Pairs 4.62 1 Jason Smith, New York NY; Herbert K. Lee III, Pittsburgh PA 262.00 3.47 2 Kevin George, Fremont CA; Alan Hamilton, Berkley CA 254.00 2.60 3 Alan Goff, Arlington MA; Coral Harris, Boston MA 237.00 1.95 4 Cadir Lee, Sunnyvalle CA; Kevin Hagan, Los Gatos CA 234.50 1.54 5 David Merson - Joyce Merson, Boynton Beach FL 234.00 1.10 6 Don Mahoney - Diana Drenner, San Antonio TX 227.00
TUESDAY EVENING BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS STRATUM A 36 Teams 5.91 1/3 William Logan, San Clemente CA; James Lynch, Newbury Park CA;
Brenda Mason Carter - Marilyn Peters-Dunn, San Diego CA 17.50 5.91 1/3 Ellen Anten, Encino CA; Barbara Pinchuk, Woodland Hills CA;
Marjorie Michelin, Venice CA; Courteney Price, Lafayette CA 17.50 5.91 1/3 Russell Garrison - A Marchenko, Santa Maria CA; Gary Arthurs,
Atascadero CA; Patricia O�Toole, Orcutt CA 17.50 3.24 4 Eddie Kantar, Santa Monica CA; Barbara Seagram, Toronto ON; Anne
Marie Crabbe, London ON; Gary Miller, Venice CA 16.50 3.63 5 Peter P. Bentley - Detta Bentley - James Bochsler - Byron Crittenden, England 15.00 2.72 6/9 Eric Lewis - Michael Lancashire - Lance Sibley, Toronto ON; Esther
Rosenholtz, Willowdale ON 14.50 1.27 6/9 Jacqui Mitchell - Amalya Kearse - Judy Tucker, New York NY; Aileen
Osofsky, Scottsdale AZ 14.50 1.27 6/9 Yvette Neary, Mequon WI; Ronald Gould, Green Bay WI; Doran Flock,
Calgary AB; Helene Schubert, Sherwood Park AB 14.50 1.27 6/9 David Feldman - Laura Tolkow - Uday Ivatury, New York NY; James
Gleick, Brooklyn NY 14.50
TUESDAY EVENING BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS STRATUM B 19 Teams 5.91 1 Ellen Anten, Encino CA; Barbara Pinchuk, Woodland Hills CA;
Marjorie Michelin, Venice CA; Courteney Price, Lafayette CA 17.50 3.63 2 Peter P. Bentley - Detta Bentley - James Bochsler, London, England
Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surrey, England 15.00 2.72 3 Eric Lewis - Michael Lancashire - Lance Sibley, Toronto ON; Esther
Rosenholtz, Willowdale ON 14.50 2.04 4 Patrick Kallaus, The Lakes NV; T Shimada, Mililani HI; Bryna Kra,
Ann Arbor MI; Jeffrey Tang, Santa Clara CA 14.00 1.56 5 Anatole Lubovich, Redwood City CA; Mark Ambrose, Louisville KY;
Margo Coffman, Newport Beach CA; Shirley Hillmer, Chicago IL 13.50 1.15 6 Jack Hocking - Bill (Wm) Martin - Mitzi Foster Wesely - Daisy
Bowen, Modesto CA 13.00
AppealsContinued from page 7
plus 100 for N/S.The Appeal: N/S appealed the Director ’s rul-
ing. The break in tempo was admitted to be 25-40seconds. South stated that the only time a diamondcontract could be doubled for penalty would be im-mediately after the 2© bid. They play penaltydoubles at the two-level and takeout doubles at thethree-level. He stated that the break in tempo wasbecause he was considering bidding 3ª but wasconcerned that his partner might think he had fivehearts.
The Committee Decision: The Committeedecided that the explanation of the double of 3© wasa self-serving statement. The admitted 25-40 secondhesitation seemed uncommonly long for a South who“knew” that double was for takeout. Based on thisobservation, the Committee changed the contract to3© doubled down one, plus 100 for N/S. The combi-nation of the N/S explanation of the meaning of thedouble, the failure to Alert, and the long hesitationwas sufficiently contradictoryto convince the Committee toretain the deposit because theappeal did not have substantialmerit.
The East player, who ar-rived late, professed not toknow whether there was to bea Committee. He hotly deniedthat his partnership was noti-fied until the Director showedhim his partner’s signature inthe non-appellants box of theappeal form. In addition, hemade his statements between bites of food he hadbrought with him. The Committee considered a pro-cedural penalty for his conduct, but decided insteadto inform him of their concerns.
Chairperson: Phil BradyCommittee Members: Richard Popper, Judy
Randel, (scribe; Linda Weinstein)
Player of Year leadersDavid Berkowitz was the leader in the Player of
the Year race as the San Francisco NABC got underway. The following were the top 40 in the race:1. David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ 447.352. Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL 432.113. Zia Mahmood, New York NY 420.004. Bob Hamman, Dallas TX 393.675. Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL 388.896. Mike Passell, Dallas TX 378.487. Richard Freeman, Atlanta GA 367.86
Nick Nickell, New York NY 367.869. Bobby Wolff, Dallas TX 361.3610. Chuck Burger, West Bloomfield MI 360.00
James Cayne, New York NY 360.0012. Brian Glubok, New York NY 357.5013. Eric Rodwell, Naperville IL 353.6614. Chip Martel, Davis CA 350.0015. Steve Robinson, Arlington VA 323.2416. Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA 303.0617. Seymon Deutsch, Laredo TX 302.16
Michael Rosenberg, Tuckahoe NY 302.1619. Lew Stansby, Castro Valley CA 300.0020. Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL 299.4921. Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL 298.5722. Rita Shugart, Pebble Beach CA 294.40
Andrew Robson, Carmel CA 294.4024. Bjorn Fallenius, New York NY 285.0025. Richard Schwartz, East Elmhurst NY 267.0626. Bobby Goldman, Highland Village TX265.5627. John Mohan, Las Vegas NV 254.0028. Kit Woolsey, Kensington CA 244.5129. Steve Sion, Las Vegas NV 226.5230. Curtis Cheek, Huntsville AL 225.2631. Michael Seamon, Miami Beach FL 223.8932. Juanita Chambers, Schenectady NY 203.3933. Walter Schafer, Bloomingdale IL 199.4334. Ed Manfield, Hyattsville MD 198.5735. Gaylor Kasle, Boca Raton FL 197.7336. Michael Lawrence, Berkeley CA 197.4037. Margie Gwozdzinsky, New York NY 192.2438. Susan Wexler, New York NY 187.3639. Grant Baze, La Jolla CA 186.4540. Tipton Golias, Beaumont TX 185
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MORNING KNOCKOUT TEAMSSuperflight
16 TeamsCameron Doner, Richmond BC; Ron Bishop,
Toronto ON; Steven Onderwyzer, Venice CA; RayGrace, Edmonton AB; Randall Lazarus, Astoria NY;Helene Schubert, Sherwood Pk AB
vsThomas Carmichael, Middletown NJ; Joel
Wooldridge, Williamsville NY; Scott Lewis,Wakefield RI; Shannon Lipscomb, Red Bank TN;Chris Willenken, New York NY; Eric Greco,Annandale VA
George Rosenkranz, Mexico City; Eric Rodwell,Naperville IL; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL; EddieWold, Houston TX; Robert Levin, Orlando FL
vsAllan Siebert, Little Rock AR; John Zilic, Hous-
ton TX; Robert Carteaux, Ft Wayne IN; DavidAdams, Kennesaw GA; Sylvia Summers, Los AngelesCA; Jeffrey Goldsmith, Pasadena CA
Second flight 16 Teams
John Boyer - Jeffrey Rothstein - Ellyn Plato -Janos Geller, New York NY; Steven Adelson, PhoenixAZ; Jackie Toth, Mentor OH
vsCookie Evans, Tucson AZ; Laurence Hansen,
Healdsburg CA; Susan Finkelman, Glenview IL;Kenneth Lane, Chicago IL; Earl Gurnack, Sonoma CA
Chris Moll, Metairie LA; Robert Heller - BarbaraHeller, Decatur GA; Joe Rickman, Louisville TN
vsChristopher Pisarra, Orinda CA; Mike Bandler,
Danville CA; Michael Katz, San Ramon CA; DonaldMamula, Kirkland WA; Srikanth Kodayam, UnionCity CA
Third Flight 32 Teams
Stewart Dresch Jr - Andrea Dresch - Linda Wiener- Joel Datloff, Vancouver WA
vsRobert Brower - Ronald Woodard, Olympia WA;
Gary Peck, Castro Valley CA; Jean Hume, LivermoreCA
John Peter Lagodimos - Cheryl Haines - D. LionelO�Young, Redwood City CA; Bruce Brownfield,Graham WA
vsHenry Caspar, Mississauga ON; Gregory Klinker -
Susan Miguel, Tiverton RI; Cole Powell, Oakland CA;Chad Fisher, Chicago IL; Tom Ottley, Anchorage AK
Guy Monroe - Karol Monroe - Guy Bruno,Bellevue WA; Richard D�Litzenberger, LeavenworthWA
vsBeatrice Kemp, Tucker GA; Sully Randolph,
Atlanta GA; Nancy Pickering, Penllyn PA; MichaelGosnell, Ontario CA; Bob Clements, Stratham NH;Davis Peters, Canton GA
Ivy Steinberg - Hope Wener, Montreal PQ; AllanQuaile, Newmarket ON; Eric Platt, Toronto ON
vsJeffery Jacob - David Wiegand, Portland OR; Alan
Powell, North Caldwell NJ; Craig Ganzer, ArlingtonVA; Roman Shapiro, Fair Lawn NJ
Fourth flight 29 Teams
Nancy Carlson - Jean Rapoport - ChristineWright, San Francisco CA; Kate Thorpe, Waterloo IA
vsMarvin Suchman - Stanislaw Sliwak, Walnut
Creek CA; Caryn Villalon, Pleasant Hill CA; SamGraham, Oakland CA
Jean Seward, Rutland VT; Susan Winkler, EastAlton NH; David Livingston - Ruth Ellen Livingston,Loudon TN
vsMarshall Levine - Laurie Levine, Albuquerque
NM; Abbie Le Cesne - Errol Le Cesne, Grand Junc-tion CO
William Martzloff, East Rochester NY; SueFischer, Rochester NY; Gloria Krusemeyer,Northfield MN; Ivor Muroff, New York NY
vs
MONDAY MIDNITE STRAT SWISS STRATUM A 34 Teams 5.84 1/2 Henry Caspar, Mississauga ON; Toni Bales, Pickerington OH; Reanette
Frobouck - Richard Jacobson, Pittsburgh PA 4.00 5.84 1/2 Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surrey, England; James Bochsler, London;
Sally Kirtley, Granby CT; Sonja Smith, North Granby CT 4.00 2.19 3/9 Ron Birnbaum, San Francisco CA; Todd Keithley - Thomas McDow V, New
York NY; Thomas McDow, Rock Hill SC 3.00 1.87 3/9 Kent Mignocchi, Los Angeles CA; G S Jade Barrett - Karen Barrett,
Vancouver WA; Judi Hager, Portland OR 3.00 2.19 3/9 Matthew Kappel, Middletown NJ; David Binney, Seattle WA; Alex Leung,
Eatontown NJ; Linda Olbort, Saskatoon SK 3.00 1.87 3/9 Josh Shanes, Madison WI; Jordan Karol, San Francisco CA; Stephen
Johnson, Minneapolis MN; Richard Holmes, Wichita KS 3.00 2.19 3/9 Brett Leach, Austin TX; Donald Varvel, Mountain View CA; Roman
Matusik, Irvine CA; Eric Taylor, Leander TX 3.00 1.87 3/9 Silvana Bellini, Tierra Verde FL; Anne Rockafield, Orlando FL; Sarah
Wiener, Wantagh NY; Jimmy Pelham, Baldwin NY 3.00 1.87 3/9 Robert Rinehart, Northumberlnd PA; Judi Callaham, Fair Oaks CA; Mary
Lou Faggella, Sacramento CA; Randy Jordan, Burnaby BC 3.00
MONDAY MIDNITE STRAT SWISS STRATUM B 15 Teams 5.84 1 Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surrey, England; James Bochsler, London, England;
Sally Kirtley, Granby CT; Sonja Smith, North Granby CT 4.00 2.19 2/4 Brett Leach, Austin TX; Donald Varvel, Mountain View CA; Roman
Matusik, Irvine CA; Eric Taylor, Leander TX 3.00 2.19 2/4 Matthew Kappel, Middletown NJ; David Binney, Seattle WA; Alex Leung,
Eatontown NJ; Linda Olbort, Saskatoon SK 3.00 2.19 2/4 Ron Birnbaum, San Francisco CA; Todd Keithley - Thomas McDow V, New
York NY; Thomas McDow, Rock Hill SC 3.00 0.74 5/9 Jack Fulcher, San Francisco CA; Lisa Evans, Danville CA; Marjorie
Harkins - H Cummins, Columbus OH 2.00 0.74 5/9 Barry Margolin, Arlington MA; James Bascom, Schenectady NY; Andrew
Rosenthal - Jennifer Blunt, New York NY 2.00 0.74 5/9 Robert Abend, Arcadia CA; Ronald Heller M.D., La Jolla CA; Anthony
Scott, West Hills CA; Margo Coffman, Newport Beach CA 2.00 0.74 5/9 Lesleigh Holm, Alexandria VA; Fay Entler, York PA; Helen Freeman,
Dunwoody GA; Nancy Zakim, Kentfield CA 2.00 0.74 5/9 Bill McClean, Manhattan Bch CA; Jan Townsend, Redondo Beach CA;
William Golush, Plainsboro NJ; Gopal Tejwani, Slidell LA 2.00
MONDAY MIDNITE STRAT SWISS STRATUM C 4 Teams 5.84 1 Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surrey,England; James Bochsler, London, England;
Sally Kirtley, Granby CT; Sonja Smith, North Granby CT 4.00
TUESDAY MORNING STRAT 99ER PAIRS STRATUM A 18 Pairs 2.22 1 June Wraga, Mill Valley CA; Rae Keating, Fairfax CA 87.50 1.67 2 Seymour Ellison - Richard Rigg, San Francisco CA 73.00 1.25 3 Debi Peters - Marc Peters, Sun Prairie WI 71.50 0.82 4/5 John Freed, New York NY; Rosalie Weaver, Walnut Creek CA 71.00 0.82 4/5 Dawn Charles, Nashville TN; Olivia McMillan, Albuquerque NM 71.00
TUESDAY MORNING STRAT 99ER PAIRS STRATUM B 8 Pairs 1.67 1 Seymour Ellison - Richard Rigg, San Francisco CA 73.00 1.10 2 Bert Kabath - Eileen Kabath, Harbor Oaks FL 68.00 0.83 3 Darrell Seale, Eden UT; Steven Warren, Bothell WA 64.50
ALBUQUERQUE CONTINUOUS PAIRS STRATUM A 42 Pairs 4.70 1 Douglas Parker, Eagle River AK; Donna Dooley, Anchorage AK 107.36 3.53 2 Charles Pecarro, Falls Church VA; Jean Levin, Springfield VA 101.36 2.73 3 David Morrone - Nancy Jones, Anchorage AK 100.14 1.98 4 Charles Dodd, Daytona Beach FL; Happy Dodd, Ormond Beach FL 99.86 2.33 5 Marc Renson, San Mateo CA; R Sanner, Palo Alto CA 97.93 1.23 6 Bob Taylor, Boca Raton FL; Charles Laugh, Montoursville PA 96.00
ALBUQUERQUE CONTINUOUS PAIRS STRATUM B 28 Pairs 4.70 1 Douglas Parker, Eagle River AK; Donna Dooley, Anchorage AK 107.36 2.73 2 David Morrone - Nancy Jones, Anchorage AK 100.14 2.05 3 Russell Leary, Agoura Hills CA; Patricia Foutz, Blacksburg VA 94.50 1.54 4 George Klemic, Buffalo NY; Nita Krevans, St Anthony MN 93.86 1.15 5 Robert Geiger, Miami FL; Bella Adler, Bay Harbour Island FL 89.93 1.63 6 Kevin George, Fremont CA; Nancy Grimes, Cleveland WI 89.70
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON 0 - 50 MP PAIRS 12 Pairs 1.68 1 Ruth Nelson - Gerald Nelson, Eugene OR 75.50 1.26 2 Charlene Light, Encinitas CA; Thelma Tibbitts, Burlington MA 68.50 0.95 3 Tillie McCullough - Terry Helm, San Francisco CA 67.50 0.71 4 Chuck Lane, Los Altos CA; Margot Goodman, Palo Alto CA 66.50
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 5/20 STRAT PAIRS STRATUM A 18 Pairs 1.77 1 Caroline Johnson, Gaithersburg MD; Jack Hileman, McKinleyville CA 87.92 1.33 2 Theresa Young, Singapore; Harry Yee, Honolulu HI 86.08 1.00 3 John Converse, Morgana CA; Peter Hemenway, San Francisco CA 82.00 0.75 4 Carol Clements - Marnie Van Poppelen, Atherton CA 81.17 0.66 5 Jane Walsh - Barbara Radmacher, Atherton CA 70.88
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON 5/20 STRAT PAIRS STRATUM B 10 Pairs 1.00 1 John Converse, Morgana CA; Peter Hemenway, San Francisco CA 82.00 0.66 2 Jane Walsh - Barbara Radmacher, Atherton CA 70.88 0.50 3 Lois De Domenico, Piedmont CA; Betty Argabright, Orinda CA 65.25 0.37 4 Millie Hockin - Kenneth Ecklind, Vallejo CA 64.33
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 100/200 STRAT PAIRS STRATUM A 46 Pairs 4.24 1 Michael Nolan - Marilynn Nolan, Troy MI 106.50 2.79 2/3 Barbara Ranville, North York ON; Thomas Douglas, Rochester NY 102.50 2.79 2/3 Catherine Fisler, Rancho Mirage CA; Elizabeth Belatini, San
Francisco CA 102.50 1.79 4 Nancy Chapman, Pacifica CA; Midge Feldstein, San Mateo CA 102.43 1.34 5 Christine Wright - Jean Rapoport, San Francisco CA 101.00 1.64 6 Creswell Cole, Menlo Park CA; Susanne Kornblit, San Diego CA 99.50
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 100/200 STRAT PAIRS STRATUM B 30 Pairs 2.79 1/2 Barbara Ranville, North York ON; Thomas Douglas, Rochester NY 102.50 2.79 1/2 Catherine Fisler, Rancho Mirage CA; Elizabeth Belatini, San
Francisco CA 102.50 1.64 3 Creswell Cole, Menlo Park CA; Susanne Kornblit, San Diego CA 99.50 1.23 4 Andrea Malone, Van Nuys CA; Sharon Fowler, Pleasanton CA 97.14 0.92 5 Melissa Stouffer - Diane Saulsberry, Santa Rosa CA 96.14 1.17 6 Anatole Lubovich, Redwood City CA; Halina Radulovic, Grass Valley CA 96.00
CONTINUOUS PAIRS STRATUM A 102 Pairs 9.25 1 Gil Lafreniere, De Allende, Gto 3; Claude Chimene, San Antonio TX 208.50 6.94 2 Don Lundgren, San Francisco CA; Richard Zalenski, Santa Rosa CA 202.50 5.20 3 Jacqui Mitchell - Amalya Kearse, New York NY 202.00 3.90 4 Martie Moore, Belmont CA; Bob Robbins, San Mateo CA 197.17 2.93 5 Bill Papa, Upland CA; James Griffin Jr, San Bernardino CA 195.72 5.16 6 Edith James, Danbury CT; Robert Wolf, Fairfield CT 189.94
CONTINUOUS PAIRS STRATUM B 48 Pairs 5.16 1 Edith James, Danbury CT; Robert Wolf, Fairfield CT 189.94 3.87 2 Ronald Heath, Pleasanton CA; Ernest Levy Jr, Westlake Village CA 184.00 2.90 3 Brenda Mason Carter - Marilyn Peters-Dunn, San Diego CA 176.00 2.18 4 Dan Scarola, Oakland CA; Carol Griffin, Orinda CA 174.00 1.31 5/7 Victor Szteinbaum, San Mateo CA; George Prozan, Hillsborough CA 168.28 1.26 5/7 Sara Hidary - Ruth Nehmad, Brooklyn NY 168.28 1.31 5/7 Ray Fong, Burlingame CA; William Chung, San Francisco CA 168.28
LURA CROSSLEY SENIOR PAIRS STRATUM A 217 Pairs 24.05 1 Leah Coulter, Los Angeles CA; Mary Hardy, Las Vegas NV 408.42 18.04 2 Gloria Perry - Angelo Geraci, Oceanside NY 388.50 13.53 3 Robert Brisson - Elizabeth Brisson, Pleasantville NY 386.00 15.09 4 Mary Lou Kiley, Mission Viejo CA; Frederick Schiro, Redwood City CA 383.17 7.61 5 David Conlin Jr - Anne Conlin, Phoenix AZ 376.43 5.71 6 Daisy Straus, San Francisco CA; Edwin King, San Carlos CA 375.50 3.75 7/8 H Fertig, Oviedo FL; James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL 374.00 11.32 7/8 Bill Auth, Citrus Hghts CA; Dorothy Young, Citrus Heights CA 374.00 3.65 9 Albert Barbanel, Riverhead NY; Gladys Collier, E Hampton NY 370.67 2.90 10 Arthur Jones - Robert Churchill, Santa Rosa CA 370.50 4.00 11 Peter Szecsi - Donald Foote, Pasadena CA 370.08
LURA CROSSLEY SENIOR PAIRS STRATUM B 128 Pairs 15.09 1 Mary Lou Kiley, Mission Viejo CA; Frederick Schiro, Redwood City CA 383.17 11.32 2 Bill Auth, Citrus Hghts CA; Dorothy Young, Citrus Heights CA 374.00 8.49 3 Elton Lipnick, Houston TX; Joseph Pennario, Del Mar CA 369.00 6.37 4 Sue Frishberg, W. Hollywood CA; Arthur Stone, Sarasota FL 355.63 4.77 5 Sol Rubin, Alameda CA; Adelia Barber, Oakland CA 352.38 3.58 6 Walter Griffin - Dick Tani, Morgan Hill CA 349.00 2.72 7 Don De Fremery - Neysa De Fremery, Alamo CA 346.00 2.01 8 Katherine Martin, Pikesville MD; Claire Jacobs, St Louis MO 342.00 2.07 9 Harrison Roth, New York NY; Irwin Friedman, Kew Gardens NY 341.29
LURA CROSSLEY SENIOR PAIRS STRATUM C 39 Pairs 5.04 1 Barbara Moon - William Moon, Caruthers CA 337.50 3.78 2 Bohkee Yap - Paul London, Lexington MA 331.50 2.84 3 Keith Harstad - Diane Harstad, St Paul MN 327.38 2.13 4 Hilde Meislin - Jerome Meislin, Mill Valley CA 323.00 1.59 5 Dorothy Berry, Piedmont CA; Catherine Schott, Oakland CA 317.71 1.46 6 Gwyneth Abts, Geneva IL; Kate Jeffus, Nyack NY 310.08
Morning Knockout TeamsContinued from page 10
John Anderson - Subramania Krishnamurth, BatonRouge LA; Pat Miller, La Jolla CA; James Ford,Carmel IN
Diane Nickerson - Claudia Elmes - Kate Wilmore,Santa Rosa CA; Jane Wahler, Cazadero CA
vsJanet Williams, So San Fran CA; William Russell -
Doris Stott, Redwood City CA; Robert McHugh, SanFrancisco CA
TRAVELERS/SMITH BARNEYSENIOR KNOCKOUT TEAMS
Bracket 1 9 Teams
Diane Vaughan - Worth Vaughan, Madison WI;Jean Susman - Erv Susman, Palm Springs CA
vsJim Elbogen - Judy Elbogen, Mission Viejo CA;
Gaye Herrington, Redondo Beach CA; Gail Erickson,La Jolla CA
Alfred Rand, New York NY; Jeanne Fisher,Clementon NJ; Richard Taube, Marietta GA; MikeCappelletti Sr, Alexandria VA
vsJerry Gaer - Phyllis Malstrom - Jack Malstrom,
Scottsdale AZ; Kenneth Badertscher, Tucson AZ
Bracket 2 11 Teams
Eve Nardone - Ceil Moskowitz, San Rafael CA;Jeanette Thornburg - Imelda Domeier, Novato CA
vsJerome Tilles, San Antonio TX; Lucille
Gasperini, Santa Rosa CA; William Clark - DorothyClark, Coronado CA
David Denyven - Joyce Denyven - Arthur Simon- Lorene Lamb, Alameda CA
vsJames Pierce, San Anselmo CA; Jack Martin,
Oceanside CA; Carolyn Hunter, Corte Madera CA;Don Christians, Mill Valley CA
Bracket 3 16 Teams
Walter Sakamoto - Gertrude Sakamoto, Pearl CityHI; John Jaquette - Margaret Jaquette, Honolulu HI
vsPatricia Vanderzyl - Honey Saltzman - Mary
Jane Smith - Larry Smith, San Ramon CA
Walt Lamb - Ginny Lamb - Pat Piper, AuburnCA; Helen Henning, Penn Valley CA
vsFred Rudow, Tiburow CA; John Purcell,
Kentfield CA; Alan Sabin - Helene Sabin, Tiburon CA
No smoking policyis California law
California state law is very strict regardingsmoking in public facili-
ties. Please be considerate ofhotel staff and fellow playersby restricting your smoking tolounges in Salons 5 and 6 andthe Laurel Room.
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TUESDAY FLIGHT C PAIRS - 2ND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION NNN EAST-WEST
1 Kevin George, Fremont CA; Alan Hamilton, Berkley CA 148.00 1 Jason Smith, New York NY; Herbert K. Lee III, Pittsburgh PA 146.50 2 Xiao Lu Gu - Tiang Ping Yu, Monterey Park CA 133.50 2 Alan Goff, Arlington MA; Coral Harris, Boston MA 125.50 3 David Simon, Dublin CA; J Alexander, Livermore CA 114.50 3 Vicky Smith, Victoria BC; Sully Frumenti, Bend OR 115.00 4 Cadir Lee, Sunnyvalle CA; Kevin Hagan, Los Gatos CA 110.50 4 Lee Wood, Newberry FL; Vivian Hill, St Augustine FL 110.50 5 Richard Hendrick - Cindy Way, Honolulu HI 108.00 5 Sally Jester, San Luis Obispo CA; Jeanette Hendry, Santa Maria CA 110.00
Think fast, analyze laterBy Barry Rigal
When Lou Reich played against the internationalplayer with his bevy of kibitzers, he wanted to givethem something to talk about.
Board 12 « A Q 4Dlr: West ª A 4 2Vul: N-S © 10 8 6 4 2
¨ 9 3« K 9 8 7 5 « J 6 3ª K Q 9 5 3 ª J 6© Q 9 © A K 3¨ 8 ¨ Q 10 6 5 2
« 10 2ª 10 8 7© J 7 5¨ A K J 7 4
West North East South1« Pass 1NT (force) Pass2ª Pass 3« All PassEast-West have reached a sensible spot, and the
opening lead was the ©2. Reich won the ace andplayed a heart to the king -- not an obvious line, butlook what happened!
Back came a second diamond, of course, and nowReich won the ©Q, played a heart to the jack andtook his club discard on the top diamond. A spade tothe king and ace allowed the defense to force de-clarer for the first time. Reich ruffed the club switch,ruffed a heart and then played the «J, smothering the10 and scoring up 10 tricks.
The offended internationalist could not stop him-self from saying, “Did you miss-sort your hand?”But look what happens if declarer rushes to takehis club discard. After the three top diamonds anda spade to the king and ace, the defense taps de-clarer once. They do so again when in with theªA, and now declarer can’t play any more trumps.He must lead winning hearts, and the defense willscore their «Q and «10. You make only plus 140instead of 170 with that line.
TUESDAY EVENING BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS STRATUM C 8 Teams 3.63 1 Peter P. Bentley - Detta Bentley -
James Bochsler - Byron Crittenden, England 15.00 2.72 2 Eric Lewis - Michael Lancashire - Lance Sibley, Toronto ON; Esther
Rosenholtz, Willowdale ON 14.50 1.56 3 Anatole Lubovich, Redwood City CA; Mark Ambrose, Louisville KY;
Margo Coffman, Newport Beach CA; Shirley Hillmer, Chicago IL 13.50
TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRS STRATUM A 142 Pairs 11.37 1 Lois Patton, Hayward CA; L Gwen Duarte, Byron CA 211.00 8.53 2 Michael Manders, San Francisco CA; Cathy Hildebrand, Novato CA 202.50 6.40 3 Maury Farrington - John Corey, San Francisco CA 201.00 4.80 4 Elaine Said, Nashville TN; Suzanne Trull, Los Angeles CA 198.50 3.60 5 Sarah Cressy, Cataumet MA; Stephanie Hamilton, Medford MA 197.00 2.80 6/7 Ginny Steele, Fort Collins CO; Andrea Hayman, New York NY 194.00 2.92 6/7 Tom Whitesides - Randall Ekman, Dallas TX 194.00 2.04 8 Janie Strauss, Northbrook IL; Richard Strauss, Northbrook IL 191.50
TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRS STRATUM B 61 Pairs 8.53 1 Michael Manders, San Francisco CA; Cathy Hildebrand, Novato CA 202.50 6.40 2 Maury Farrington - John Corey, San Francisco CA 201.00 3.50 3 Harriet Daum, Santa Rosa CA; Daniel Rhodes, Novato CA 183.00 2.62 4 Teegie Hamilton - Subramania Krishnamurth, Baton Rouge LA 182.00 1.97 5 Myra Reneau - Larry Reneau, Chattanooga TN 178.50 1.48 6 Thomas McDow, Rock Hill SC; Thomas McDow V, New York NY 178.00
TUESDAY EVENING 5/20 STRAT PAIRS STRATUM A 20 Pairs 1.87 1 Nancy Raznick - Cliff Perusse, San Francisco CA 85.93 1.40 2 Alvera Bennett, Walnut Creek CA; Patricia George, Concord CA 79.42 1.05 3 Geraldine Christensen, Houston TX; Jack Hileman, McKinleyville CA 76.58 0.79 4 Kimberley Roach - Maurice Spencer, Hamilton, Bermuda 76.01 0.59 5 Jo Ann Morris, Odgen UT; Richard Gardner, Layton UT 74.91 0.99 6 Vic Stephens, Danville CA; Greg Cochran, Walnut Creek CA 72.34
TUESDAY EVENING 5/20 STRAT PAIRS STRATUM B 13 Pairs 0.99 1 Vic Stephens, Danville CA; Greg Cochran, Walnut Creek CA 72.34 0.74 2 Shahla Verrall - Peter Verrall, San Francisco CA 67.47 0.56 3 Jessica Hayman, New York NY; Pete Cressy, Belmont CA 66.00 0.42 4 Jonathan Reitman - Jack Resneck, San Francisco CA 63.84 0.31 5 Angela Brown, Antelope CA; Jack Shannahan, Sunnyvale CA 62.98
TUESDAY EVENING 50/100/200 PAIRS STRATUM A 54 Pairs 4.75 1 Steve Rose, Scarborough ON; Steve Bearg, San Francisco CA 171.50 3.56 2 Melissa Stouffer - Diane Saulsberry, Santa Rosa CA 166.11 2.67 3 Michael Cohen, San Rafael CA; Martine Triantos, San Francisco CA 161.95 2.00 4 Teri Smoot - Jerry Smoot, Fountain Valley CA 159.50 1.50 5 William Sumner - Harry Chotiner, Oakland CA 157.00 1.13 6 Emil Aalto, Stanford CA; Robert Cole, Marina CA 153.72
TUESDAY EVENING 50/100/200 PAIRS STRATUM B 41 Pairs 4.75 1 Steve Rose, Scarborough ON; Steve Bearg, San Francisco CA 171.50 3.56 2 Melissa Stouffer - Diane Saulsberry, Santa Rosa CA 166.11 2.67 3 Michael Cohen, San Rafael CA; Martine Triantos, San Francisco CA 161.95 1.53 4 Sharon Fowler, Pleasanton CA; Andrea Malone, Van Nuys CA 151.23 2.00 5 Gail Hersh - Marilyn Garber, San Francisco CA 150.36 1.50 6 Maria Rodriguez - Wong Kuotune, Chicago IL 150.21
TUESDAY EVENING 50/100/200 PAIRS STRATUM C 18 Pairs 2.00 1 Gail Hersh - Marilyn Garber, San Francisco CA 150.36 1.50 2 Maria Rodriguez, ; Wong Kuotune, Chicago IL 150.21 1.13 3 Roger Dunn - Lynn Brown, Santa Rosa CA 146.05 0.84 4 Derlyn Gagnier, San Mateo CA; Lorraine McCloud, Millbrae CA 141.14 0.78 5 Dean McKinney - Robert Titlow, San Francisco CA 139.50
TUESDAY EVENING 199 TROPHY PAIRS 30 Pairs 4.81 1 Thomas Franklin, Martinez CA; Chuck Wong, Danville CA 321.00 3.61 2 Lawrence Calof, Atherton CA; Paul Khanna, Berkeley CA 302.50 2.71 3 Pier Luigi Forlani, Berkeley CA; Herbert Chung, Oakland CA 299.50 2.03 4 E. Matt Olson - Ilan Tadmor, San Francisco CA 296.00 1.52 5 Herbert Cohen - Joy Cohen, Sacramento CA 294.00 1.60 6 James Bent - Anita Bent, Yorba Linda CA 292.00
ITT meetingThere will be a meeting of the International Team
Trials Committee on Friday at 11 am in Pacific C.Interested participants also are invited.
Junior CouponsJuniors may play in any event for $5 per session
and a Junior Coupon. Coupons may be picked up atthe ACBL Information Desk, at the Novice SellingStation or from Charlotte Blaiss.
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TUESDAY MORNING STRAT 99ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Seymour Ellison - Richard Rigg, San Francisco CA 73.00 1 June Wraga, Mill Valley CA; Rae Keating, Fairfax CA 87.50 2 Debi Peters - Marc Peters, Sun Prairie WI 71.50 2 John Freed, New York NY; Rosalie Weaver, Walnut Creek CA 71.00 3 Dawn Charles, Nashville TN; Olivia McMillan, Albuquerque NM 71.00 3 Curtis Jacobson, Detroit MI; Robert Collins, Danville CA 70.00 4 Bert Kabath - Eileen Kabath, Harbor Oaks FL 68.00 3 Richard Kellis, Fairfax CA; Virginia Dresser, San Rafael CA 62.50
4 Diane Van Brocklin, Ashland OR; Sandra Hurley, Medford OR 60.50
STRATUM B 1 Seymour Ellison - Richard Rigg, San Francisco CA 73.00 1/2 Budd Howell, San Francisco CA; Thomas Douglas, Rochester NY 58.50 2 Bert Kabath - Eileen Kabath, Harbor Oaks FL 68.00 1/2 Andrea Malone, Van Nuys CA; Diana Tenery, Fairfax VA 58.50
ALBUQUERQUE CONTINUOUS PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Marc Renson, San Mateo CA; R Sanner, Palo Alto CA 97.93 1 Charles Pecarro, Falls Church VA; Jean Levin, Springfield VA 101.36 2 Ted Ying, Laurel MD; Ginny Steele, Fort Collins CO 93.65 2 Kevin George, Fremont CA; Nancy Grimes, Cleveland WI 89.70 3 Natalie Cohen, Riverside CT; Sharon Santow, Greenwich CT 90.64 3 David Butcher, Edwardsville KS; Sam Schmidt, Kansas City MO 88.71 4 Victoria Gregory, Bettendorf IA; Edward Babcock, Bangor ME 89.14 4 Jessie Schoppe, Katy TX; Joyce Park, Houston TX 86.50
STRATUM B 1 Victoria Gregory, Bettendorf IA; Edward Babcock, Bangor ME 89.14 1 Kevin George, Fremont CA; Nancy Grimes, Cleveland WI 89.70 2 Jose Delgado, Lilburn GA; Bess Economos, West Hartford CT 83.50 2 David Butcher, Edwardsville KS; Sam Schmidt, Kansas City MO 88.71 3 Nancy Wainer, Soquel CA; Margaret Wahlborg, Aptos CA 83.00 3 Jessie Schoppe, Katy TX; Joyce Park, Houston TX 86.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Douglas Parker, Eagle River AK; Donna Dooley, Anchorage AK 107.36 1 David Morrone - Nancy Jones, Anchorage AK 100.14 2 Charles Dodd, Daytona Beach FL; Happy Dodd, Ormond Bch FL 99.86 2 Russell Leary, Agoura Hills CA; Patricia Foutz, Blacksburg VA 94.50 3 Bob Taylor, Boca Raton FL; Charles Laugh, Montoursville PA 96.00 3 Alan Johnson, Portland OR; M De Joseph, Corinth NY 90.36 4 George Klemic, Buffalo NY; Nita Krevans, St Anthony MN 93.86 4 Robert Geiger, Miami FL; Bella Adler, Bay Harbour Isl FL 89.93
STRATUM B 1 Douglas Parker, Eagle River AK; Donna Dooley, Anchorage AK 107.36 1 David Morrone - Nancy Jones, Anchorage AK 100.14 2 George Klemic, Buffalo NY; Nita Krevans, St Anthony MN 93.86 2 Russell Leary, Agoura Hills CA; Patricia Foutz, Blacksburg VA 94.50 3 Yoshinori Otsuka - Hiramitsu Takeuchi, Japan 83.64 3 Robert Geiger, Miami FL; Bella Adler, Bay Harbour Isl FL 89.93
LURA CROSSLEY SENIOR PAIRS FIRST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Don De Fremery - Neysa De Fremery, Alamo CA 181.00 1 David Conlin Jr - Anne Conlin, Phoenix AZ 203.50 2/3 Ronald Hemeon - Lil Hemeon, Saskatoon SK 173.00 2 David Crofts, San Rafael CA; Eliot Fraser, Petaluma CA 199.00 2/3 Patricia McFerren, Palo Alto CA; Helen Byrd, Los Altos CA 173.00 3 Helga Solleder, San Carlos CA; Kathy Koolmar, San Jose CA 171.00 4 Gloria Perry - Angelo Geraci, Oceanside NY 172.00 4 Harold Vogel - Muriel Zavidow, New York NY 170.50 5 Larry Gilbert, Seattle WA; John Hancock, Palo Alto CA 170.50 5 Harrison Roth, New York NY; Irwin Friedman, Kew Gardens NY 168.50 6 Susan Orne - Peter Orne, Flushing NY 169.00 6 Carl Franson, Hayward CA; Ronald Miller, Oakland CA 168.00
STRATUM B 1 Don De Fremery - Neysa De Fremery, Alamo CA 181.00 1 Harrison Roth, New York NY; Irwin Friedman, Kew Gardens NY 168.50 2 Patricia McFerren, Palo Alto CA; Helen Byrd, Los Altos CA 173.00 2 Carl Franson, Hayward CA; Ronald Miller, Oakland CA 168.00 3 Larry Gilbert, Seattle WA; John Hancock, Palo Alto CA 170.50 3 Patricia Kenyon, Sacramento CA; Alexander Cameron, Kailua Kona HI 161.00 4 Hilde Meislin - Jerome Meislin, Mill Valley CA 157.00 4 Fenton Merle Gilmer - Jeanette Gilmer, Torrance CA 159.00
STRATUM CNORTH-SOUTH SECTION RR EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Albert Barbanel, Riverhead NY; Gladys Collier, E Hampton NY 190.50 1 Thomas Brandl, Pickering ON; Vivian Chrom, Don Mills ON 185.00 2 Mary Lou Kiley, Mission Viejo CA; Frederick Schiro, Redwood City CA 189.50 2 Sidney Cox, San Pablo CA; Sally Shumaker, Berkeley CA 174.50 3 Norma Gill, Palm Coast FL; Gail Rust, Daytona Beach FL 185.00 3 Dixie Hsu, San Luis Obispo CA; Jo Boyd, Santa Maria CA 174.00 4 Jerry Aceti, Sudbury ON; John McAdam, Ottawa ON 183.50 4 Clara Sideris, Los Altos CA; Pat Krupa, Palo Alto CA 173.50 5 W Rapoport, N Brunswick NJ; Frank Rosenbach, San Francisco CA 167.00 5 Bill McCallon - Richard Hill, St Augustine FL 170.00 6 Felicity Raisler - Ann McDonnell, Great Falls MT 165.00 6 Robert Emke Jr - Arline Emke, East Tawas MI 162.00
STRATUM B 1 Mary Lou Kiley, Mission Viejo CA; Frederick Schiro, Redwood City CA 189.50 1 Clara Sideris, Los Altos CA; Pat Krupa, Palo Alto CA 173.50 2 W Rapoport, N Brunswick NJ; Frank Rosenbach, San Francisco CA 167.00 2 Phyllis Zimmerman, Warren MI; Carol Neef, Grosse Pointe MI 160.00 3 Pearl Feldman, Deerfield Beach FL; Nyle Kim, Newton MA 164.50 3 Art Schmidman - Geraldine Schmidman, Mequon WI 149.50
STRATUM C 1 Pearl Feldman, Deerfield Beach FL; Nyle Kim, Newton MA 164.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Patsy Lum, Honolulu HI; Mike Morimoto, Reno NV 187.00 1 Arthur Jones - Robert Churchill, Santa Rosa CA 200.50 2 Shou-Ling Wang, Bethesda MD; Jimmy Pelham, Baldwin NY 180.50 2 Thomas Lum, Honolulu HI; Carlos D�Assumpcao, San Francisco CA 188.00 3 Ruby Rhoads - Arnold Katz, Laguna Hills CA 175.50 3 Dudley Brown, Grandview WA; Richard Budd, Portland ME 182.00 4 Robert Adams - Opal Jost, South Bend IN 173.00 4 Richard Wilson - Susan Wilson, Petaluma CA 176.50 5 Michael O�Reilly, Rohnert Park CA; Paul McEleney, Menlo Park CA 168.50 5 J Derdall - J Derdall, Western Spgs IL 169.50 6 Helen Cherry - Donald Cherry, Great Falls MT 166.50 6 Betty Marggraf, San Rafael CA; Virginia Goodall, Corte Madera CA 168.00
STRATUM B 1 Robert Adams - Opal Jost, South Bend IN 173.00 1 Barbara Moon - William Moon, Caruthers CA 167.00 2 Michael O�Reilly, Rohnert Park CA; Paul McEleney, Menlo Park CA 168.50 2 Robert Engle - Ann Engle, Laguna Beach CA 162.00 3 Martha Baldwin, Killington VT; Ellen Albee, Corte Madera CA 158.00 3 Gail Schwartz, Westbury NY; Roy Davies, Pacifica CA 154.00 4 Bohkee Yap - Paul London, Lexington MA 155.00 4 Patricia Mitchell, Oakville ON; Marion Watson, Mississauga ON 151.50
STRATUM C 1 Martha Baldwin, Killington VT; Ellen Albee, Corte Madera CA 158.00 1 Barbara Moon - William Moon, Caruthers CA 167.00
2 Jacques Lalouette - Wendy Lalouette, Sault Ste Marie ON 130.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 George Leiby, San Francisco CA; Shirley Frisby, S San Fran CA 196.50 1 Robert Brisson - Elizabeth Brisson, Pleasantville NY 194.50 2 Geraldine Jaloff, Pac Palisades CA; Mort Frishberg, W. Hollywood CA 187.50 2 John Boyce - J Darlyne Boyce, Blue Springs MO 185.00 3 Walter Griffin - Dick Tani, Morgan Hill CA 186.50 3 Katherine Martin, Pikesville MD; Claire Jacobs, St Louis MO 183.50 4 Mary Ann Berg, Atherton CA; Susan Agramonte, Laconner WA 178.50 4 Angeline Murray, Danville CA; Elsina Huntsman, Concord CA 179.50 5 Jacqueline Tucker - Ziggy Tucker, San Antonio TX 171.00 5/6 Shirleen Ellsworth, Kansas City MO; Peggie Cunnagin, South Bend IN 167.50 6 Thomas Brent, Foresthill CA; Joann Cavros, Sacramento CA 163.50 5/6 Nancy Galloway, So Laguna CA; Robert Sax, Laguna Hills CA 167.50
STRATUM B 1 Geraldine Jaloff, Pac Palisades CA; Mort Frishberg, W. Hollywood CA 187.50 1 Katherine Martin, Pikesville MD; Claire Jacobs, St Louis MO 183.50 2 Walter Griffin - Dick Tani, Morgan Hill CA 186.50 2/3 Shirleen Ellsworth, Kansas City MO; Peggie Cunnagin, South Bend IN 167.50 3 Thomas Brent, Foresthill CA; Joann Cavros, Sacramento CA 163.50 2/3 Nancy Galloway, So Laguna CA; Robert Sax, Laguna Hills CA 167.50 4 Jule Seale - Katherine Stevens, Anchorage AK 161.50 4 Lou Galamba - Lou Galamba Jr, Shawnee Mssn KS 161.50
STRATUM C 1 Jule Seale - Katherine Stevens, Anchorage AK 161.50 1 M Lee Walden, Lafayette CA; Florence Hawkins, Sarnia ON 143.50 2 Robert Johnson - Marie Johnson, Long Beach CA 140.00 2 Edward Supple, Lynnfield MA; Stanley Kelvin, Cayucos CA 135.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UU EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Ronald Schick - Joy Miller, Naples FL 196.50 1 Daisy Straus, San Francisco CA; Edwin King, San Carlos CA 210.00 2 Elton Lipnick, Houston TX; Joseph Pennario, Del Mar CA 194.50 2 Patricia Carrington, Champaign IL; Shirley Felsovanyi, Menlo Park CA 179.00 3 Sheila Tranquilli, San Francisco CA; Dariush Youssefi, Half Moon Bay CA 187.50 3 Bill Auth, Citrus Hghts CA; Dorothy Young, Citrus Heights CA 177.00 4 Rudolph Wyle, Bala Cynwyd PA; Nella Molfetto, Miami FL 179.00 4 Catherine Wayne, San Diego CA; Virginia Hastings, Santee CA 176.50 5 Lorna Corbetta, Los Altos CA; Jerry Beardsley, Milpitas CA 165.00 5 H Fertig, Oviedo FL; James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL 172.00 6/7 M Nesenblatt - Florence Nesenblatt, Sunnyvale CA 159.50 6 Lionel Brouse, Toronto ON; Dan McCaw, Thornhill ON 162.00 6/7 Ewa Pauker, Topanga CA; Jean Mladick, Los Angeles CA 159.50
STRATUM B 1 Elton Lipnick, Houston TX; Joseph Pennario, Del Mar CA 194.50 1 Patricia Carrington, Champaign IL; Shirley Felsovanyi, Menlo Park CA 179.00 2/3 M Nesenblatt - Florence Nesenblatt, Sunnyvale CA 159.50 2 Bill Auth, Citrus Hghts CA; Dorothy Young, Citrus Heights CA 177.00 2/3 Ewa Pauker, Topanga CA; Jean Mladick, Los Angeles CA 159.50 3 Emile Heredia - Nicholas Melillo, New York NY 156.00 4 Peg Groshart, Beaverton OR; Frances Thomas, Portland OR 153.00 4 Yvette Cloutier - Lucienne Germain, Edmundston NB 149.00
STRATUM C 1 John Heisler, Novato CA; Annette Glicksman, San Rafael CA 146.00 1 Yvette Cloutier - Lucienne Germain, Edmundston NB 149.00
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2 Carole Barksdale, Walnut Creek CA; Barbara Hanson, Orinda CA 144.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION VV EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Leah Coulter, Los Angeles CA; Mary Hardy, Las Vegas NV 211.50 1 Sol Rubin, Alameda CA; Adelia Barber, Oakland CA 203.00 2 Robert Barth, Reno NV; Court Smith, Beaverton OR 189.50 2 Marcia Kunkel - Edward Kunkel, Poway CA 186.00 3 Keith Harstad - Diane Harstad, St Paul MN 186.00 3 John Currie, Halifax NS; Bryan Rapson, Dartmouth NS 182.00 4 Harold Bernstein - Ruth Bernstein, Hillsdale NJ 170.50 4 Sherie Greenberg, Palo Alto CA; Susan Buckley, Atherton CA 175.00 5 Virginia Herring - Dolly Marks, Castro Valley CA 163.00 5 Jimmy Kinard, Hialeah FL; Nell Stidham, Miami FL 163.50 6 Berthajane Vandegrift, Petaluma CA; Treva Zarlengo, Novato CA 161.00 6 Mike Albert - Albert Feldman, Omaha NE 163.00
STRATUM B 1 Keith Harstad - Diane Harstad, St Paul MN 186.00 1 Sol Rubin, Alameda CA; Adelia Barber, Oakland CA 203.00 2 Virginia Herring - Dolly Marks, Castro Valley CA 163.00 2 Yumiko Reynolds, Walnut Creek CA; Barbara Swan, Roseville CA 153.50 3 Tom Williamson, Sonoma CA; Jane Goodwin, Brewer ME 158.50 3 Mamie Thorbourne, San Francisco CA; Rena Richardson, Alameda CA 148.50
4 Hildegard Leslie - Dorris Osborne, Fremont CA 146.50
STRATUM C 1 Keith Harstad - Diane Harstad, St Paul MN 186.00 1 Mamie Thorbourne, San Francisco CA; Rena Richardson, Alameda CA 148.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION NN EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Teresa Szymczak, Walnut Creek CA; Judy Guillen, Martinez CA 194.50 1 Leslie Cline, Hutchinson KS; Irene Bryant, Garden City KS 189.50 2 Carol Ross - Tom Ross, Los Altos CA 183.50 2 Peter Szecsi - Donald Foote, Pasadena CA 178.50 3 Natalie Hertz - Dan Hertz, Harrison NY 182.50 3 Helene Drake - George Drake, Phoenix AZ 178.00 4 Wentworth Maynard, West Boylston MA; Lorraine Rosenthal, Clinton MA 181.50 4 Sue Frishberg, W. Hollywood CA; Arthur Stone, Sarasota FL 174.00 5 Muriel Green, Playa D Rey CA; Edith Large, Los Angeles CA 181.00 5 Peggie Kildare - Len Rickard, Knoxville TN 166.00 6 Dorothy Berry, Piedmont CA; Catherine Schott, Oakland CA 180.50 6 Gwyneth Abts, Geneva IL; Kate Jeffus, Nyack NY 162.50
STRATUM B 1 Wentworth Maynard, West Boylston MA; Lorraine Rosenthal, Clinton MA 181.50 1 Leslie Cline, Hutchinson KS; Irene Bryant, Garden City KS 189.50 2 Dorothy Berry, Piedmont CA; Catherine Schott, Oakland CA 180.50 2 Sue Frishberg, W. Hollywood CA; Arthur Stone, Sarasota FL 174.00 3 Mark Wayne, San Diego CA; Elaine Rein, Yonkers NY 138.50 3 Peggie Kildare - Len Rickard, Knoxville TN 166.00
4 Gwyneth Abts, Geneva IL; Kate Jeffus, Nyack NY 162.50
STRATUM C 1 Dorothy Berry, Piedmont CA; Catherine Schott, Oakland CA 180.50 1 Gwyneth Abts, Geneva IL; Kate Jeffus, Nyack NY 162.50
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 0-50 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION AAA EAST-WEST
1 Charlene Light, Encinitas CA; Thelma Tibbitts, Burlington MA 68.50 1 Ruth Nelson - Gerald Nelson, Eugene OR 75.50 2 Tillie McCullough - Terry Helm, San Francisco CA 67.50 2 Chuck Lane, Los Altos CA; Margot Goodman, Palo Alto CA 66.50
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 5/20 STRAT PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION BBB EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Caroline Johnson, Gaithersburg MD; Jack Hileman, McKinleyville CA 87.92 1 Theresa Young, Singapore 36916 9; Harry Yee, Honolulu HI 86.08 2 John Converse, Morgana CA; Peter Hemenway, San Francisco CA 82.00 2 Jane Walsh - Barbara Radmacher, Atherton CA 70.88 3 Carol Clements - Marnie Van Poppelen, Atherton CA 81.17 3 Pollyanna Pixton, Salt Lake UT; Darrell Seale, Eden UT 69.25 4 Jane Janetos, Woodside CA; Annette Laird, Menlo Park CA 69.17 4 Virginia Formichi - Inez Lef, San Francisco CA 64.50
STRATUM B 1 John Converse, Morgana CA; Peter Hemenway, San Francisco CA 82.00 1 Jane Walsh - Barbara Radmacher, Atherton CA 70.88 2 Lois De Domenico, Piedmont CA; Betty Argabright, Orinda CA 65.25 2 Millie Hockin - Kenneth Ecklind, Vallejo CA 64.33
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 100/200 STRAT PAIRS ONLY SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION EEE EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1/2 Barbara Ranville, North York ON; Thomas Douglas, Rochester NY 102.50 1 Michael Nolan - Marilynn Nolan, Troy MI 106.50 1/2 Catherine Fisler, Rancho Mirage CA; Elizabeth Belatini, San Francisco CA 102.50 2 Christine Wright - Jean Rapoport, San Francisco CA 101.00 3 Creswell Cole, Menlo Park CA; Susanne Kornblit, San Diego CA 99.50 3 Gayle Marsh, La Mesa CA; Kathie Angione, Chula Vista CA 86.50 4 Margot Plant, Tiburon CA; Mildred Wisecarver, Greenbrae CA 87.50 4 Richard Kellis, Fairfax CA; Virginia Dresser, San Rafael CA 82.50
STRATUM B 1/2 Barbara Ranville, North York ON; Thomas Douglas, Rochester NY 102.50 1 Gayle Marsh, La Mesa CA; Kathie Angione, Chula Vista CA 86.50 1/2 Catherine Fisler, Rancho Mirage CA; Elizabeth Belatini, San Francisco CA 102.50 2 Richard Kellis, Fairfax CA; Virginia Dresser, San Rafael CA 82.50 3 Creswell Cole, Menlo Park CA; Susanne Kornblit, San Diego CA 99.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION FFF EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Rickie Dines, Fairfax CA; Nance Clarke, San Rafael CA 98.00 1 Nancy Chapman, Pacifica CA; Midge Feldstein, San Mateo CA 102.43 2 Andrea Malone, Van Nuys CA; Sharon Fowler, Pleasanton CA 97.14 2 Anatole Lubovich, Redwood City CA; Halina Radulovic, Grass Valley CA 96.00 3 Melissa Stouffer - Diane Saulsberry, Santa Rosa CA 96.14 3 Andrew Straus - Tony Jackson, San Francisco CA 93.00 4 Katie Parker, S San Francisco CA; Bernice Clemons, San Francisco CA 94.00 4 Craig Jones - Alf Adams, San Francisco CA 89.50 5 Bernadine Rawlings - Mike Trigg, San Francisco CA 87.93 5 Paul Armstrong, Walnut Creek CA; Ray Hamiter, Martinez CA 85.43
STRATUM B 1 Andrea Malone, Van Nuys CA; Sharon Fowler, Pleasanton CA 97.14 1 Anatole Lubovich, Redwood City CA; Halina Radulovic, Grass Valley CA 96.00 2 Melissa Stouffer - Diane Saulsberry, Santa Rosa CA 96.14 2 Andrew Straus - Tony Jackson, San Francisco CA 93.00 3 Katie Parker, S San Francisco CA; Bernice Clemons, San Francisco CA 94.00 3 Craig Jones - Alf Adams, San Francisco CA 89.50
4 Paul Armstrong, Walnut Creek CA; Ray Hamiter, Martinez CA 85.43
199ER TROPHY PAIRS 1ST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST
1 Thomas Franklin III, Martinez CA; Chuck Wong, Danville CA 161.50 1 Todd Keithley, New York NY; Ron Birnbaum, San Francisco CA 170.50 2 Barry Bosworth, Orinda CA; James Lewis, Clayton CA 159.50 2 Anthony Hurwitz, Los Angeles CA; Sharon Farver, Roseville CA 155.50 3 John Freed - Steven Greenstein, New York NY 156.00 3 Dale Wicks - Larry Shell, Muscatine IA 149.50 4 Pier Luigi Forlani, Berkeley CA; Herbert Chung, Oakland CA 144.00 4 William Wood, Dublin CA; Carmen Meuter, San Ramon CA 148.50 5 E. Matt Olson - Ilan Tadmor, San Francisco CA 140.50 5 Belinda Ledgerwood, Walnut Creek CA; Lisa Evans, Danville CA 140.00 6 Richard La Bahn - Virginia La Bahn, Orange CA 139.00 6 Lawrence Calof, Atherton CA; Paul Khanna, Berkeley CA 137.50
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION U EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Helen Corbin, Menlo Park CA; Jan Assini, Chagrin Falls OH 186.33 1/2 Adacie Allen - Eleanor Wynn, Brookline MA 182.72 2 Dawn Charles, Nashville TN; Tom Schmied, Littleton CO 176.94 1/2 Phyllis Burstein, Springfield NJ; Sue Moss, Bloomfield Hill MI 182.72 3 Jack Burkes, Walnut Creek CA; Maizie Ho, Honolulu HI 171.17 3 Kenneth Lane, Chicago IL; Earl Gurnack, Sonoma CA 172.61 4 Russell Leary, Agoura Hills CA; Gladys Pfaff, Philadelphia PA 158.17 4 James Gleick, Brooklyn NY; Uday Ivatury, New York NY 161.06
STRATUM B 1 Russell Leary, Agoura Hills CA; Gladys Pfaff, Philadelphia PA 158.17 1 David Fielder, San Francisco CA; Robert Campbell, Orinda CA 152.39 2 Niki Sfanos, Waltham MA; Joel Eigerman, Cambridge MA 152.39 2 Nancy Jones - Donna Dooley, Anchorage AK 149.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION V EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Bill Papa, Upland CA; James Griffin Jr, San Bernardino CA 195.72 1 Edith James, Danbury CT; Robert Wolf, Fairfield CT 189.94 2 Trudy Cohen - Calvin Cohen, Monticello NY 180.56 2 Charles Pecarro, Falls Church VA; Marie Bailey, San Antonio TX 173.33 3 Ray Fong, Burlingame CA; William Chung, San Francisco CA 168.28 3 Sara Hidary - Ruth Nehmad, Brooklyn NY 168.28 4 Linda Weinstein, Pinehurst NC; Karen Lawrence, Edmonton AB 167.56 4 Marcia West, Mercer Island WA; Paul Friedman, St Paul MN 164.67
STRATUM B 1 Ray Fong, Burlingame CA; William Chung, San Francisco CA 168.28 1 Edith James, Danbury CT; Robert Wolf, Fairfield CT 189.94 2 Eunice Greer, San Diego CA; Nancy Grimes, Cleveland WI 156.72 2 Sara Hidary - Ruth Nehmad, Brooklyn NY 168.28
3 Peter Zari - Barbara Simpers, Oakland CA 154.56
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Gil Lafreniere, De Allende, Gto 3; Claude Chimene, San Antonio TX 208.50 1 Don Lundgren, San Francisco CA; Richard Zalenski, Santa Rosa CA 202.50 2 Elaine Said, Nashville TN; Suzanne Trull, Los Angeles CA 184.50 2 Jacqui Mitchell - Amalya Kearse, New York NY 202.00 3 Gilda Todar - Robert Salmon, San Francisco CA 184.00 3 Ronald Heath, Pleasanton CA; Ernest Levy Jr, Westlake Vllg CA 184.00 4 Dan Scarola, Oakland CA; Carol Griffin, Orinda CA 174.00 4 Corliss Serber, Upr Watermn Cyn CA; Betty Pellow, Highland CA 181.00 5 Clifford Pocock, Vass NC; J Edgar Lillard, Southern Pines NC 173.50 5 Brenda Mason Carter - Marilyn Peters-Dunn, San Diego CA 176.00 6 Barbara Kantor, Floral Park NY; Jeri Baraf, East Hills NY 170.50 6 William Logan, San Clemente CA; Leszek Rabiega, Salt Lake Cty UT 172.50 7 Judy Tucker, New York NY; Aileen Osofsky, Scottsdale AZ 169.50 7 William Yetter, Saratoga CA; Gary Schweitzer, San Mateo CA 163.50
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STRATUM B 1 Dan Scarola, Oakland CA; Carol Griffin, Orinda CA 174.00 1 Ronald Heath, Pleasanton CA; Ernest Levy Jr, Westlake Vllg CA 184.00 2 Rosan Grant - Sonny Grant, Santa Rosa CA 163.00 2 Brenda Mason Carter - Marilyn Peters-Dunn, San Diego CA 176.00
3 Pauline Au, Honolulu HI; Charles Pan, Chevy Chase MD 144.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Agnes Gregson, Mississauga ON; Lesley Waghorn, Toronto ON 184.17 1 Martie Moore, Belmont CA; Bob Robbins, San Mateo CA 197.17 2 Richard Alexander - Lina Patane, Rockville MD 174.78 2 Ron Woodsum, Houston TX; Lon Kieffer III, Minneapolis MN 169.00 3 Ethan Stein, Irvington NY; Takako Fujimoto, Tokyo JP 168.28 3/4 Victor Szteinbaum, San Mateo CA; George Prozan, Hillsborough CA 168.28 4 Philip Welch III, Santa Rosa CA; Marcia Ryan, Venice FL 163.94 3/4 Rita Allen, Jamaica Plain MA; Edie Wong, San Francisco CA 168.28 5/6 Janet Clark, Itasca IL; William Laven, Corte Madera CA 163.22 5 Mae Koh, Studio City CA; Dorothy La Maie, Los Angeles CA 166.11 5/6 Lois Patton, Hayward CA; L Gwen Duarte, Byron CA 163.22
STRATUM B 1 Marvin Suchman - Stanislaw Sliwak, Walnut Creek CA 160.33 1 Victor Szteinbaum, San Mateo CA; George Prozan, Hillsborough CA 168.28 2 Mini Murphy - Earl Murphy, Sumner WA 155.28 2 Mae Koh, Studio City CA; Dorothy La Maie, Los Angeles CA 166.11
LURA CROSSLEY SENIOR PAIRS SECOND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Stanley Gordon, Newton Hglds MA; Doreen Macmillan, Pittsburgh PA 187.50 1 Gloria Perry - Angelo Geraci, Oceanside NY 216.50 2 Dudley Brown, Grandview WA; Richard Budd, Portland ME 175.50 2 Roland Wilson - Jackie Wilson, St George UT 177.00 3 Thomas Lum, Honolulu HI; Carlos D�Assumpcao, San Francisco CA 173.00 3 Jan Nathan, Hermosa Beach CA; John Brown, Los Gatos CA 169.00 4 Robert Engle - Ann Engle, Laguna Beach CA 172.00 4 Stormy Sterngold - Marjorie Sterngold, Santa Rosa CA 168.00 5 Arthur Jones - Robert Churchill, Santa Rosa CA 170.00 5 Hilde Meislin - Jerome Meislin, Mill Valley CA 166.00 6 Patricia Mitchell, Oakville ON; Marion Watson, Mississauga ON 169.50 6 Don De Fremery - Neysa De Fremery, Alamo CA 165.00
STRATUM B 1 Stanley Gordon, Newton Hglds MA; Doreen Macmillan, Pittsburgh PA 187.50 1 Roland Wilson - Jackie Wilson, St George UT 177.00 2 Robert Engle - Ann Engle, Laguna Beach CA 172.00 2 Jan Nathan, Hermosa Beach CA; John Brown, Los Gatos CA 169.00 3 Patricia Mitchell, Oakville ON; Marion Watson, Mississauga ON 169.50 3 Stormy Sterngold - Marjorie Sterngold, Santa Rosa CA 168.00 4 Robert Adams - Opal Jost, South Bend IN 166.50 4 Hilde Meislin - Jerome Meislin, Mill Valley CA 166.00
STRATUM C 1 Stanley Gordon, Newton Hglds MA; Doreen Macmillan, Pittsburgh PA 187.50 1 Hilde Meislin - Jerome Meislin, Mill Valley CA 166.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RR EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Helga Solleder, San Carlos CA; Kathy Koolmar, San Jose CA 192.65 1 Mary Lou Kiley, Mission Viejo CA; Frederick Schiro, Redwood City CA 193.67 2 Edith Glynn - Joan Abramson, Kentfield CA 182.96 2 Bertram Booth, Downsview ON; Marie Pittard, Toronto ON 187.38 3 Vita Press, Tujunga CA; Esther Tapelband, Los Angeles CA 178.08 3 Albert Barbanel, Riverhead NY; Gladys Collier, E Hampton NY 180.17 4 John Hall, Aurora ON; John Kuharetz, New Milford NJ 173.65 4 Fred Zappala, Andover MA; Jerry Koegel, North Miami Bch FL 167.38 5 David Conlin Jr - Anne Conlin, Phoenix AZ 172.93 5 Norma Gill, Palm Coast FL; Gail Rust, Daytona Beach FL 166.88 6 Harrison Roth, New York NY; Irwin Friedman, Kew Gardens NY 172.79 6 Betty Mankowski, Fairfield CA; Ida Lee, Mountain View CA 162.50
STRATUM B 1 Edith Glynn - Joan Abramson, Kentfield CA 182.96 1 Mary Lou Kiley, Mission Viejo CA; Frederick Schiro, Redwood City CA 193.67 2 Vita Press, Tujunga CA; Esther Tapelband, Los Angeles CA 178.08 2 Fred Zappala, Andover MA; Jerry Koegel, North Miami Bch FL 167.38 3 Harrison Roth, New York NY; Irwin Friedman, Kew Gardens NY 172.79 3 Patricia Cassell, Walnut Creek CA; Helen Locey, Makawao HI 161.67 4 Helen Fong - Ruby Soo Hoo, San Francisco CA 169.54
STRATUM C 1 Robert Addison - Ouida Addison, Great Falls MT 168.60 1 Allen Kline - Margaret Kline, Walnut Creek CA 144.63
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Robert Emke Jr - Arline Emke, East Tawas MI 189.00 1 Ruby Rhoads - Arnold Katz, Laguna Hills CA 183.50 2 Nina Glazer, Santa Monica CA; Fred Mautner, Encino CA 184.50 2 Bohkee Yap - Paul London, Lexington MA 176.50 3 Mary Fowler, Hayward CA; Helen Davis, Piedmont CA 175.50 3 Patsy Lum, Honolulu HI; Mike Morimoto, Reno NV 173.00 4 Lorraine Vonk - Val Armentrout, Green Valley AZ 167.00 4 Shou-Ling Wang, Bethesda MD; Jimmy Pelham, Baldwin NY 171.50 5 Art Schmidman - Geraldine Schmidman, Mequon WI 164.50 5/6 Patricia Philbin - James Philbin, Sacramento CA 170.50 6 D Hellwig, St Cloud MN; Robert Erwin, Phoenixville PA 164.00 5/6 Barbara Moon - William Moon, Caruthers CA 170.50
STRATUM B 1 Mary Fowler, Hayward CA; Helen Davis, Piedmont CA 175.50 1 Bohkee Yap - Paul London, Lexington MA 176.50 2 Art Schmidman - Geraldine Schmidman, Mequon WI 164.50 2/3 Patricia Philbin - James Philbin, Sacramento CA 170.50 3 D Hellwig, St Cloud MN; Robert Erwin, Phoenixville PA 164.00 2/3 Barbara Moon - William Moon, Caruthers CA 170.50
4 A Marie Marcelli, Bermuda Dunes CA; Anthony Marcelli, Carson City NV 162.00
STRATUM C 1 Raymond Handy - Dorothy Handy, Corona Del Mar CA 120.50 1 Bohkee Yap - Paul London, Lexington MA 176.50
2 Barbara Moon - William Moon, Caruthers CA 170.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Bill Auth, Citrus Hghts CA; Dorothy Young, Citrus Heights CA 197.00 1 Ann Ottenberg, Soquel CA; Joan Brown, Capitola CA 179.50 2 Shirlee Shaw, Concord CA; Barbara Harmon, Oakland CA 192.50 2 Daniel Gildenberg, Sunnyvale CA; Dick Pollack, Palo Alto CA 172.50 3 Catherine Wayne, San Diego CA; Virginia Hastings, Santee CA 183.00 3 W Rapoport, N Brunswick NJ; Frank Rosenbach, San Francisco CA 171.50 4 Rudolph Wyle, Bala Cynwyd PA; Nella Molfetto, Miami FL 175.00 4 Elmerice Traks, Parma Heights OH; Andreas Traks, Parma Hts OH 170.50 5 Dan Hyland, Arlingtn Hgt IL; Jerie Kittell, Lawton OK 169.50 5 Jacqueline Tucker - Ziggy Tucker, San Antonio TX 168.00 6 Daisy Straus, San Francisco CA; Edwin King, San Carlos CA 165.50 6 Mike Boyle - Joanne Boyle, Pacheco CA 166.00
STRATUM B 1 Bill Auth, Citrus Hghts CA; Dorothy Young, Citrus Heights CA 197.00 1 Daniel Gildenberg, Sunnyvale CA; Dick Pollack, Palo Alto CA 172.50 2 Carole Barksdale, Walnut Creek CA; Barbara Hanson, Orinda CA 161.00 2 W Rapoport, N Brunswick NJ; Frank Rosenbach, San Francisco CA 171.50 3 Patricia Carrington, Champaign IL; Shirley Felsovanyi, Menlo Park CA 160.50 3 Elmerice Traks, Parma Heights OH; Andreas Traks, Parma Hts OH 170.50 4 Wallace Myers - Irene Myers, Worcester MA 159.00 4 Mike Boyle - Joanne Boyle, Pacheco CA 166.00
STRATUM C 1 Carole Barksdale, Walnut Creek CA; Barbara Hanson, Orinda CA 161.00 1 Daniel Gildenberg, Sunnyvale CA; Dick Pollack, Palo Alto CA 172.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UU EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 J Guttman, Nashville TN; Albee Guttman, Boca Raton FL 194.00 1 H Fertig, Oviedo FL; James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL 202.00 2 Robert Brisson - Elizabeth Brisson, Pleasantville NY 191.50 2 Elton Lipnick, Houston TX; Joseph Pennario, Del Mar CA 174.50 3 Marge Roe, Burlingame CA; Dee Sauer, Daly City CA 185.00 3 M Nesenblatt - Florence Nesenblatt, Sunnyvale CA 172.50 4 Leo L T Chiang, S San Francisco CA; Sandra March, Belmont CA 172.50 4 Ken Lansing - Robert Scott, Ashland OR 169.00 5 Nancy Galloway, So Laguna CA; Robert Sax, Laguna Hills CA 164.50 5 Robert Armstrong, La Mesa CA; Nancy Blackwell, Coronado CA 164.00 6 Miyuki Oka - Lois Low Tan, San Francisco CA 163.50 6 Ronald Schick - Joy Miller, Naples FL 160.50
STRATUM B 1 Leo L T Chiang, S San Francisco CA; Sandra March, Belmont CA 172.50 1 Elton Lipnick, Houston TX; Joseph Pennario, Del Mar CA 174.50 2 Nancy Galloway, So Laguna CA; Robert Sax, Laguna Hills CA 164.50 2 M Nesenblatt - Florence Nesenblatt, Sunnyvale CA 172.50 3 Miyuki Oka - Lois Low Tan, San Francisco CA 163.50 3 Ken Lansing - Robert Scott, Ashland OR 169.00 4 Katherine Martin, Pikesville MD; Claire Jacobs, St Louis MO 158.50 4 Robert Armstrong, La Mesa CA; Nancy Blackwell, Coronado CA 164.00
STRATUM C 1 Leo L T Chiang, S San Francisco CA; Sandra March, Belmont CA 172.50 1 Edward Stokes - Clara Stokes, Danville CA 149.50 2 Edward Supple, Lynnfield MA; Stanley Kelvin, Cayucos CA 146.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION VV EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Peter Szecsi - Donald Foote, Pasadena CA 191.58 1 Leah Coulter, Los Angeles CA; Mary Hardy, Las Vegas NV 196.92 2 H Gilinson, Chelmsford MA; Haddy Harrington, Hendersonvile NC 184.50 2 Sheila Tranquilli, San Francisco CA; Dariush Youssefi, Half Moon Bay CA 177.20 3 Sue Frishberg, W. Hollywood CA; Arthur Stone, Sarasota FL 181.63 3 Jean Miller, Morristown TN; Dorothy Downey, Jeff City TN 173.92 4 Peggie Kildare - Len Rickard, Knoxville TN 170.00 4 Robert Barth, Reno NV; Court Smith, Beaverton OR 170.92 5 Pauline Addie, Bethesda MD; Virginia Schultz, Fountain Valy CA 169.63 5 Frank Harris Jr - Lillian Harris, Portola Vlley CA 168.00 6 Helene Drake - George Drake, Phoenix AZ 165.08 6 Berthajane Vandegrift, Petaluma CA; Treva Zarlengo, Novato CA 166.63
STRATUM B 1 Sue Frishberg, W. Hollywood CA; Arthur Stone, Sarasota FL 181.63 1 Frank Harris Jr - Lillian Harris, Portola Vlley CA 168.00 2 Peggie Kildare - Len Rickard, Knoxville TN 170.00 2 Edward Bacon - Martha Bacon, Las Cruces NM 166.38 3 Milton Rein, Yonkers NY; Frank Tao, Plano TX 149.63 3 Amos Oka, Las Vegas NV; Mary Toyoda, Yuba City CA 147.67 4 Gwyneth Abts, Geneva IL; Kate Jeffus, Nyack NY 147.58 4 Mamie Thorbourne, San Francisco CA; Rena Richardson, Alameda CA 147.42
STRATUM C 1 Gwyneth Abts, Geneva IL; Kate Jeffus, Nyack NY 147.58 1 Edward Bacon - Martha Bacon, Las Cruces NM 166.38
2 Mamie Thorbourne, San Francisco CA; Rena Richardson, Alameda CA 147.42
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NORTH-SOUTH SECTION NN EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Mike Albert - Albert Feldman, Omaha NE 192.29 1 Betty Mulcahy, San Francisco CA; Barbara Goheen, Daly City CA 196.79 2 Jimmy Kinard, Hialeah FL; Nell Stidham, Miami FL 185.00 2 Natalie Hertz - Dan Hertz, Harrison NY 178.00 3 John Currie, Halifax NS; Bryan Rapson, Dartmouth NS 179.92 3 Duncan Tonningsen, Mercer Island WA; Betty McCoy, Mercer Isl WA 172.13 4 Paul Gabalis, Woodland WA; V Van Boxtel, Vancouver WA 175.00 4 Muriel Green, Playa D Rey CA; Edith Large, Los Angeles CA 172.00 5 Jerry Aceti, Sudbury ON; John McAdam, Ottawa ON 162.46 5 Barbara Shields - Ed Troth Jr, Los Angeles CA 166.29 6 Mary Coffman, Atherton CA; Margo Coffman, Newport Beach CA 161.50 6 Carol Ross - Tom Ross, Los Altos CA 162.54
STRATUM B 1 Mary Coffman, Atherton CA; Margo Coffman, Newport Beach CA 161.50 1 Duncan Tonningsen, Mercer Island WA; Betty McCoy, Mercer Isl WA 172.13 2 Doris Martin - Judith Dotan Stein, San Francisco CA 160.92 2 Sylvia Ross, Tiburon CA; Nancy Zakim, Kentfield CA 155.92 3 Hildegard Leslie - Dorris Osborne, Fremont CA 156.58 3 Thomas Brent, Foresthill CA; Joann Cavros, Sacramento CA 154.29
4 Mark Wayne, San Diego CA; Elaine Rein, Yonkers NY 149.29
STRATUM C 1 Doris Martin - Judith Dotan Stein, San Francisco CA 160.92 1 Dorothy Berry, Piedmont CA; Catherine Schott, Oakland CA 137.21
BLUE RIBBON PAIRS FIRST QUALIFYING SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS C, D, E, F EAST-WEST
1 Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL; Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL 1034.25 1 Kenji Miyakuni, Chicago IL; Yoshiyuki Nakamura, Toyko JP 1119.56 2 Eugene Prosnitz, Riverdale NY; Gregory Arbour, Vancouver BC 989.52 2 Ralph Buchalter, Oakland CA; Adam Wildavsky, Jackson Heights NY 1045.70 3 Joseph Jabon, Seattle WA; G Gard Hays, Veradale WA 984.87 3 Irwin Kostal Jr - Shawnee Kostal, Glendale CA 1000.67 4 Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA; Jess Stuart Jr, West Chester PA 982.59 4 Tom Fox, Glenview IL; Walter Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL 980.44 5 Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; Nels Erickson, Meadview AZ 979.45 5 James Nicola - Keith Bauer, Buena Park CA 946.80 6 David Better, Bensalem PA; Daisy Goecker, Yardley PA 965.89 6 Charles Galloway, Bolton ON; William Allison, Dunwoody GA 943.42 7 Miguel Reygadas, Mexico Df 11510 ; Robert Martel, Mexico 10 Df 957.55 7 Charles James - Marilyn Schiffer, Salem OR 937.41 8 Richard Schwartz, E Elmhurst NY; Mark Lair, Canyon TX 950.65 8 Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV; Malcolm Brachman, Dallas TX 934.06 9 Chuck Burton, Ashland OR; Bob Bakalish, Eureka CA 949.33 9 Shi Qin Lu, Saint Paul MN; Weishu Wu, Santa Barbara CA 933.85 10 Bob Crossley, Greenbrae CA; Joanne Greene, San Rafael CA 946.89 10 Bart Bramley, Chicago IL; Sidney Lazard Sr, New Orleans LA 933.17 11 Tom Clarke, Lake Charles LA; Alan Le Bendig, Los Angeles CA 938.67 11 Stephen Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; John Saxe, Hudson MA 918.80 12 Chris Hasney - Jerry Pottier, Sierra Vista AZ 918.39 12 Gail Greenberg - Jack Greenberg, New York NY 916.81 13 Mike Passell, Dallas TX; Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 912.94 13 Richard Spitalnick, Sunnyvale CA; Steven Price, San Rafael CA 916.71 14 Gene Depesa - Donna Depesa, Tucson AZ 912.53 14 Barry Rigal, New York NY; Haig Tchamitch, Arvada CO 912.94 15 Michael Prahin - Simon Satanovsky, New City NY 911.01 15 Jack Lacy, Round Rock TX; Phillip Grothus, San Antonio TX 912.68 16 Muriel Altus - Philip Altus, Tampa FL 908.40 16 Marshall Wengrow, Sherman Oaks CA; Steve Gross, Ventura CA 903.05 17 Debbie Thomson, Half Moon Bay CA; Jeffrey Gargrave, Las Vegas NV 905.00 17 Robert Hopkins Jr - Joan Lewis, Silver Spring MD 896.99 18 Kamla Chawla - David Kowarsky, Longmeadow MA 901.91 18 Chris Ackerley, Dunedin ; Richard Solomon, Auckland NZ 891.91 19 G S Jade Barrett, Vancouver WA; Miles Adkins, Coulee City WA 896.75 19 Michael Schreiber, Los Angeles CA; Curtis Cheek, Huntsville AL 887.37 20 Tom Trachuk, Alameda CA; Douglas Dang, San Mateo CA 889.36 20 Murray Melton - John Jeffrey, Las Vegas NV 883.66 21 Bruce Ruskin, Salida CA; Reynold Wong, Stockton CA 888.47 21 Nevin Anderson, Victoria TX; Chris Compton, Oklahoma City OK 881.93 22 Fred Stewart, West Hurley NY; Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ 884.14 22 Stephen Landen, W Bloomfield MI; Pratap Rajadhyaksha, Powell OH 879.47 23 Mark McCarthy, Mill Valley CA; Ray Grace, Edmonton AB 882.77 23 Daniel Marcus - Barbara Marcus, Bloomfield Hill MI 878.43 24 Charlton Buckley, Atherton CA; Bruce Ferguson, Boise ID 882.67 24 David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL 878.17 25 William Laubenheimer, Sunnyvale CA; Paul McDaniels, Richmond CA 880.79 25 Michel Schneider, Berkeley CA; Erik Secan, White Fish Bay WI 875.71 26 Reese Milner, Los Angeles CA; Fred Gitelman, Toronto ON 870.27 26 Bob Taylor, Boca Raton FL; Charles Laugh, Montoursville PA 875.29
NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS G, H, I, J EAST-WEST 1 Thomas Carmichael, Middletown NJ; Joel Wooldridge, Williamsville NY 1085.30 1 James Kauder, Los Angeles CA; Lynda Ullman, Burbank CA 1112.93 2 Lou Reich, Wheaton MD; John Adams, Gaithersburg MD 1046.78 2 Peg Waller, Minnetonka MN; Peder Langsetmo, Minneapolis MN 1083.58 3 Marshall Schwartz, San Francisco CA; Michael Levinson, Daly City CA 1041.47 3 William Rudman Jr, Castro Valley CA; George Whitworth, San Ramon CA 1055.84 4 Jack Beers, Oakland CA; Daniel Molochko, El Cerrito CA 984.04 4 Iku Donnelly, Honolulu HI; Steven Johnson, APO AP 1046.25 5 Rebecca Rogers - Bobby Wolff, Dallas TX 978.87 5 Ron Feldman, Redondo Beach CA; Rick Roeder, Encinitas CA 1042.75 6 John Schnell - Helen Bardakjian, Fresno CA 971.56 6 Ellasue Chaitt, Palm Beach Gdns FL; James Murphy, Chesapeake VA 1021.49 7 Edward Nagy, Danville CA; Jeffrey Polisner, Lafayette CA 961.02 7 Spencer Sun, Novato CA; William Chen, Berkley CA 980.38 8 Tony Forrester, Boston MA; Geir G Helgemo, Trondheim 949.04 8 Michael Rosenberg - Debbie Zuckerberg, Tuckahoe NY 960.67 9 Peter Grover, Ottawa ON; Duncan Phillips, Willowdale ON 947.17 9 Peter Nagy, Las Vegas NV; Hugh Ross, Oakland CA 955.65 10 Allan Deserpa - Sylvia Deserpa, Tempe AZ 946.38 10 William Pettis - Beth Palmer, Silver Spring MD 942.44 11 Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA; Gloria Brown, Virginia Bch VA 940.80 11 Terry Michaels, Prairie Vlg KS; Jo Morse, Palm Beach Gdns FL 928.05 12 Jan Shane, White Plains NY; Roni Gitchel, Pittsburgh PA 935.22 12 David McLellan, Thunder Bay ON; Michael Yuen, Winnipeg MB 900.64 13 Barbara Garner, Hartsdale NY; Paul Kirby, New York NY 934.48 13 Stephen Goldstein, Cheltenham PA; Gary Brown, Philadelphia PA 898.16 14 Bob Hamman - Petra Hamman, Dallas TX 931.59 14 John Kissinger - Becky Kissinger, La Jolla CA 892.84 15 Marlene Bucholtz, Campbell CA; Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT 928.14 15 Brian Ellis, Clevlnd Hghts OH; Ellen Siebert, Little Rock AR 886.60 16 Alan Becker - Donna Munday, San Jose CA 918.53 16 Jerry Clerkin, North Vernon IN; Brenda Jacobus, Las Vegas NV 884.88 17 Tom Joyce, Newington CT; Jim Cleary, Bloomfield CT 899.66 17 Kit Woolsey, Kensington CA; Ed Manfield, Hyattsville MD 882.48 18 Marilyn Eber, Denver CO; Merrell Anderson, Littleton CO 896.18 18 N Hunt Dallas, Highlands Ranch CO; Richard Dallas, N Hollywood CA 880.23 19 Florine Atkins, Pelham NY; Susan Cooper, Thornhill ON 888.16 19 Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON; William Winokur, W Bloomfield MI 879.89 20 June Pocock, Coquitlam BC; Kathy Adachi, Delta BC 882.32 20 Harold Jordan - Sigridur Kristjansdottir, Wilmington DE 875.52 21 Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, Pascoag RI 880.14 21 Jill Meyers, Santa Monica CA; John Mohan, Las Vegas NV 875.33 22 Daniel Coughenour - John Peter Lagodimos, Redwood City CA 876.55 22 Hendrik Sharples, Portland OR; Gerry Marshall, Calgary AB 872.52 23 Elayne Kadis - Kenneth Kadis, Brookline MA 871.79 23 Eric Snow - Toni Snow, Houston TX 871.33 24 Richard Gertner, Ossining NY; Seth Cohen, Stamford CT 867.64 24 Jo Ginsberg - Don Laycock, San Francisco CA 868.58 25 Anne Christensen, Sacramento CA; Warren Nelson, Pleasanton CA 867.48 25 Peter Golitzen - Kathy Golitzen, El Cerrito CA 862.54 26 Hank Gagnon, Newberg OR; Gloria Kessler, Glenview IL 860.35 26 Peter Kalat - Nie Lih Cheng, Bedford NY 854.88
NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS K, L, M, N, O EAST-WEST 1 Robert Van Ekeren - E Gail Van Ekeren, Plainsboro NJ 1186.00 1 Manfred Michlmayr, Orinda CA; Robert Munson, San Diego CA 1062.37 2 Lew Stansby - JoAnna Stansby, Castro Valley CA 1118.09 2 Lynn Deas, Schenectady NY; Geoff Hampson, Fenton MI 1051.23 3 Jay Korobow - Alexander Allen, Princeton NJ 1114.88 3 Linda Smith - Ron Smith, Chattanooga TN 1047.91 4 Richard Reitman, Monte Sereno CA; Rolf Kuhn, Cologne,Germany 994.85 4 Kerri Sanborn, Stony Point NY; Stephen Sanborn, Poughkeepsie NY 1032.41 5 John Duquette, Oshawa ON; Ron Bishop, Toronto ON 994.50 5 Thomas Turgeon - Jack Wynns, Memphis TN 1015.73 6 Lee Magee, Prairie Village KS; Gary Roberts, Prairie Vlg KS 983.59 6 Ralph Jungwirth - Lee Maddocks, Modesto CA 1014.41 7 Barry Harper, Kelowna BC; Don Campbell, Saskatoon SK 974.50 7 Peter Boyd, Silver Spring MD; Steve Robinson, Arlington VA 1008.91 8 Michael Moss - Bjorn Fallenius, New York NY 973.41 8 Ann-Mari Mirkovic, Bergen, Norway ; Ole Jonny Toesse, Trondheim,Norway 995.91 9 Jeffrey McKee, Fort Worth TX; Greg Resz, Bedford TX 951.09 9 Matthew Connor - Alex Balandin, New York NY 974.09 10 Brian Glubok, New York NY; Ronald Smith, San Francisco CA 939.45 10 Peter Lindon - Dee Lindon, Buckinghamshire H 961.09 11 Ed Lazarus, Baltimore MD; Karen Bradley, Burlington ON 938.00 11 John Hodges - John Twineham, Palo Alto CA 960.73 12 W Pollacek, Martinez CA; Betty Rizzuto, Pittsburg CA 929.59 12 Billy Miller, Las Vegas NV; Michael Lawrence, Berkeley CA 955.41 13 Mark Feldman, New York NY; Sharon Osberg, San Francisco CA 927.63 13 Joseph Kivel, Corona Dl Mar CA; Allan Siebert, Little Rock AR 949.87 14 Stephen McConnell, Chicago IL; Shirley Blum, Fresno CA 915.45 14 James Cayne, New York NY; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD 944.05 15 John Lusky - Dennis Metcalf, Portland OR 913.59 15 Andy Goodman, San Francisco CA; Peter Weichsel, Encinitas CA 937.73 16 Chee-Kee Chan, Berkeley CA; Scott Graham, Lauderhill FL 912.09 16 Rob Stevens, Menlo Park CA; Ronald Powell, Mtn View CA 933.50 17 Monique Smith, Arlington VA; Melvin Welles, Alexandria VA 910.27 17 Edward Wojewoda, Antelope CA; Susan Evans, Sacramento CA 921.91 18 Michael Shuster, Fresno CA; Steve Altus, Palo Alto CA 909.77 18 Frank Wharton - Nick Economou, London, England 918.45 19 Sheri Winestock, Toronto ON; Joan Eaton, Willowdale ON 899.77 19 Sandy McCay - Nathan McCay, San Diego CA 908.41 20 Drexell Smith, Willits CA; Karen Nelson, Sacramento CA 896.02 20 Eddie Rose, Laguna Niguel CA; Ed Groner, Duncan OK 902.41 21 Ronald Scruggs, Stockton CA; Richard Luttrell, Rio Linda CA 895.59 21 Ellen Crawford, Ft Lauderdale FL; Al Cohen, Tamarac FL 902.00 22 Sakiko Naito, Tokyo ; Kassie Ohtaka, Scarsdale NY 895.00 22/23 Helene Bauman, Arlington VA; Tom Cogan, Columbia MD 900.00 23 Chad Fisher, Clarendon Hills IL; Cole Powell, Oakland CA 884.50 22/23 Darwin Afdahl - Kay Afdahl, Virginia Bch VA 900.00 24 Tony Miller - Diane Miller, Ridgecrest CA 876.59 24 Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA; David Treadwell, Wilmington DE 896.00 25 Diane Williams, Mill Valley CA; Loarn Thoelecke, San Anselmo CA 872.09 25 Tim Rumoshosky - Susan Groff, San Carlos CA 887.18 26 Art Mathews, Atlanta GA; Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC 869.59 26 Brian Callaghan, Stevenage, UK ; Christine Duckworth, London, UK 883.23 27 Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA; Steve Zolotow, Las Vegas NV 868.09 27 Ed Tranovich - Molly Tranovich, Naperville IL 875.73 28 Danny Sprung - Jo Ann Sprung, Philadelphia PA 867.91 28 Lynne Schaeffer, Farmington Hill MI; Martin Hirschman, Southfield MI 875.00 29 Richard Pavlicek, Ft Lauderdale FL; William Root, Boca Raton FL 864.63 29 Jim Krekorian - Robert Blanchard, New York NY 871.52 30 Sylvia Moss, New York NY; Alex Ornstein, Roslyn Hts NY 863.09 30 Mimi Bieber, Armonk NY; Ritsuko Kai, Chofu-Shi 870.41 31 Birger Holmquist, Chatsworth CA; David Priest, N Hollywood CA 857.41 31 Claude Vogel, Chicago IL; George Jacobs, Burr Ridge IL 869.91 32 Walter Casper - Robert Varty, Grand Rapids MI 853.55 32 Michael Gilbert - Susan Gilbert, Sarasota FL 868.37
FLIGHT A OPEN PAIRS FIRST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS Q, R EAST-WEST
1 Mary Lou Cushner, Los Angeles CA; Lewis Morantz, Woodland Hls CA 404.50 1 Betsey Schneider, San Carlos CA; Hadi Allahverdian, Portland OR 420.00 2 Steven Barcus, Longwood FL; Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY 387.00 2 Marvin Pulvers, New York NY; Bob Yellis, Great Neck NY 413.50 3 Margaret Green - Michael Roberts, Victoria BC 379.50 3 Laura Salinas, Mexico Df ; Sonya Resk, Mexico City 538 40 403.50 4 Stanton Subeck, Olympia Fld IL; Suzi Subeck, Olympia Flds IL 379.00 4 D Bruce Graff - Robert Dean, San Jose CA 388.50 5/6 Mary Savko, Pittsford VT; Tony Petronella, N Kingstown RI 368.50 5 Nancy McCarthy, Martinez CA; Bob Luebkeman, Walnut Creek CA 388.00 5/6 R Lorensen, Eureka CA; Steve Sellers, Arcata CA 368.50 6 Jim Backstrom - Evan Bailey, San Diego CA 368.00 7 Terry Wilkerson - Dale Holden, Lafayette CA 365.50 7 Robert Kerr, Los Angeles CA; Craig Kavin, Tarzana CA 359.50 8 Maria Cespedes, Mexico 10 Df ; Flora Bery, Mexico 06100 Df 361.00 8 Latrelle Uhl, Modesto CA; Jane Basilico, Santa Cruz CA 353.50 9 Deana Gratke - Sandy Ventura, Bakersfield CA 349.50 9 Rhoda Nussbaum, Edison NJ; Leo Rosenbluth, New York NY 351.00 10 Jewell Litterman - Fred Litterman, Menlo Park CA 348.00 10 George Bartunek, Laguna Hills CA; Jack Futrell, Glendale CA 350.50 11 Jeffrey Rothstein - Janos Geller, New York NY 343.00 11 Erik Berger - Kikuyo Susaki, New York NY 348.50 12 John Conway, Stuart FL; Marcia Freed, Amherst NY 339.50 12 Ed Weiss, St Louis MO; Mic Weiss, Chesterfield MO 343.00 13 D Friedman, San Fran CA; Gary Near, San Francisco CA 338.00 13/14 Louise Childs - Derrell Childs, Garland TX 341.00
13/14 Jim Bachelder, Columbus OH; Chris Moll, Metairie LA 341.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS S, T EAST-WEST 1 Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Joannie Freedman, Don Mills ON 460.00 1 Michael Kutska, River Forest IL; Suzanne Dunaway, Oak Park IL 417.50 2 Yas Takeda, Hacienda Heights CA; John Palmer, Atlanta GA 410.58 2 Judy Pede, Cerritos CA; Robert Schwartz, San Pedro CA 385.50 3 John Pettitt - Juliet Pettitt, Melbourne AU 392.06 3 Mike Bandler, Danville CA; Larry Mills, Pinole CA 382.35 4 Gertrude Ebesu, Honolulu HI; Janice Nakao, San Mateo CA 386.72 4 Arline Fulton, Freehold NJ; Korene Geffen, Aurora CO 377.50
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5 Greg Michaels, San Mateo CA; Carl Dahl Jr, Northridge CA 375.81 5 John Boyer, New York NY; Ernest Napier, Brooklyn NY 369.99 6 Kathleen Keener, Fremont CA; Barbara Harkleroad, San Jose CA 372.50 6 Brian King, Redding CA; James Lutz, Huntington Bch CA 365.94 7 Susan Fuller, Miami FL; Michael Seamon, Miami Beach FL 360.50 7 Gail Hanson, Rochester MI; Deborah Drury, Williamsville NY 364.50 8 Deboral Dittmar, Hayward CA; Robin Pleau, Davis CA 359.59 8 Akio Kurokawa, Tokyo, Japan ; Tadashi Yoshida, Tokyo 168 362.00 9 Barbara Gustafson, San Jose CA; Marolyn Imaoka-Yancey, Sunnyvale CA 353.40 9 David Hoffman, Foster City CA; Pat Galligan, San Mateo CA 357.69 10 Barbara Nudelman, Chicago IL; Joan Levy Gerard, White Plains NY 351.22 10 Nicholas Hartung, Long Island Cty NY; Daniel Piro, Oceanside CA 349.85 11 Robert Abend, Arcadia CA; Dick Lum, Burbank CA 347.26 11 James Klein, Madison WI; Brian Carlson, Cross Plains WI 349.05 12 Glenn Eisenstein, Boca Raton FL; Joyce Sillins, New York City NY 340.00 12 James Long, Sunnyvale CA; John Lyddon, Pompano Beach FL 348.47 13 Robert Lesser - Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA 339.01 13 Debbie Hyatt, Arvada CO; Jackie Evans, Albuquerque NM 347.21 14 Richard Sommer - Rachel Sommer, Davie FL 327.50 14 Sandra Jenkins, Bellevue WA; Polly Dunn, Bellvue WA 341.74
TUESDAY FLIGHT B PAIRS - 1ST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION KKK EAST-WEST
1 Robert Martin, Clayton CA; Tom Jacobson, Fairfield CA 190.38 1 Gopal Tejwani - Clara Rogers, Slidell LA 198.96 2 Carol Phillips, Indian Hbr Bh FL; Joan Ceglarski, Middletown RI 185.00 2 Betty Jane Corbani, New Milford CT; Ann Cady, Roxbury CT 184.29 3 Geoff Bridges - Kendra Bridges, Boise ID 179.63 3 Kenneth Kaufman, Gaithersburg MD; Mark Steele, Alexandria VA 177.21 4 Alfred Lee, Palas Verdes CA; Samuel Wang, Monterey Park CA 173.50 4 Ellen Weingart - Nancy Herzog, Kentfield CA 175.50 5 Carol Lash, Somerville NJ; Beckie Stasi, Overland Park KS 169.50 5 M Carol Coyle - Richard Coyle, Anchorage AK 174.79 6 B Nayman, Downsview ON; Joseph Lagana, Huntington Bh CA 167.29 6 Thomas Ohlgart, Brookfield WI; James Abbott, Salem OR 167.13 7 Bob McNamara, Long Beach CA; Subba Ravipudi, Downey CA 160.96 7 Mario Santarelli - Marisa Santarelli, Piacenza, Italy 160.29
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RRR EAST-WEST 1 Charles Messenger, San Jose CA; Eric Ray, San Diego CA 200.42 1 T Ansnes, Saratoga CA; Robert Weibly, Spokane WA 205.50 2 Ned Bruner - Lin Goldstein, Butte MT 195.50 2 Charles Michalski, Glen Ellyn IL; Ken McClenahan, Walnut Creek CA 189.00 3 Marilyn Braun, Mason OH; Gordon Adkins, West Chester OH 187.96 3 Vilas Godbole, Wallingford PA; Mary Olson, Randolph NJ 178.50 4 Leatrice Yamaguchi - Richard Au, Honolulu HI 173.33 4 Buzz Kribs, Danville CA; Lorin Waxman, Walnut Creek CA 178.00 5 Mike Roney - Jerry Waltzer, San Jose CA 163.58 5 Lodean Pesavento, Alamo CA; Mildred Sherman, San Ramon CA 168.00 6/7 Allan Unger, San Francisco CA; Aubrey Farb, Houston TX 161.50 6/8 Grace Selby - Edna Williams, Elgin IL 160.50 6/7 Tania Moalem, Valencia CA; Douglas Hong, San Jose CA 161.50 6/8 J Williams, N St Paul MN; Rosalyn Flynn, Loomis CA 160.50
6/8 Donald Seldeen, Culver City CA; Ed Barad, Marina Del Rey CA 160.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION ZZZ EAST-WEST 1 V Everett Boyer, San Bruno CA; Mark Micheli, San Francisco CA 201.00 1 Jane Unger, San Francisco CA; Sylvia Farb, Houston TX 188.00 2 Eunice Parent, Anchorage AK; Frederick Stevens, Overland Park KS 184.50 2 Josh Shanes, Madison WI; Christopher Vandemore, Santa Clara CA 184.50 3 David Walton, Santa Barbara CA; Susan Hutchinson, Thousand Oaks CA 177.50 3 Laura Loring, San Diego CA; Rita Bailey, Coronado CA 175.50 4 Donald Wolff - Sheila Wolff, Orange CA 175.50 4 Paul Theroff, Kansas City KS; Ronald Spieker, Arlington VA 168.50 5/6 Howard Schutzman - Ava Schutzman, Westford MA 170.50 5 Gary Donner, New York NY; Wayne Christensen, Jr, Houston TX 163.50 5/6 James Steele, Los Alamos NM; Karen Renne, Denver CO 170.50 6 Daniel Gottesman, Pasadena CA; Gene Smith, S Pasadena CA 162.00 7 John Currie, Port Alice BC; Patricia Rogoski, Memphis TN 167.00 7 Deborah Williges, Benicia CA; Edward Kahn, San Diego CA 161.50
TUESDAY FLIGHT C PAIRS AFTERNOON SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION NNN EAST-WEST
1 David Merson - Joyce Merson, Boynton Beach FL 126.50 1/2 Cadir Lee, Sunnyvalle CA; Kevin Hagan, Los Gatos CA 124.00 2 Don Mahoney - Diana Drenner, San Antonio TX 125.00 1/2 John Lavelle - Marilyn Krassner, San Francisco CA 124.00 3 Jason Smith, New York NY; Herbert K. Lee III, Pittsburgh PA 115.50 3 Lee Wood, Newberry FL; Vivian Hill, St Augustine FL 116.00 4 Richard Hendrick - Cindy Way, Honolulu HI 114.00 4 Adeline Rodrigues, Kailua HI; Shirley Ludden, Kaneohe HI 112.00 5 Eddie Moriguchi - Alice Moriguchi, San Fran CA 111.50 5 Alan Goff, Arlington MA; Coral Harris, Boston MA 111.50
CONTINUOUS PAIRS TUESDAY EVENINGNORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Sarah Cressy, Cataumet MA; Stephanie Hamilton, Medford MA 197.00 1 Maury Farrington - John Corey, San Francisco CA 201.00 2 Werner Hausmann - Helen Hausmann, Englewood NJ 187.00 2 Mike Albert - Albert Feldman, Omaha NE 178.50 3 Teegie Hamilton - Subramania Krishnamurth, Baton Rouge LA 182.00 3 Mary Oshlag, Germantown TN; Bruce Keidan, Pittsburgh PA 177.00 4 Paula Strand - Kerry Strand, Everett WA 177.00 4/5 Margie Glick, Lincolnwood IL; Naoko De Witt, Mt Prospect IL 165.00 5 Betty Loop, Stratford CT; Lois Zeisler, Fairfield CT 174.00 4/5 Alvin Zuckerman, Oceanside NY; Barbara Schultz, Vernon BC 165.00 6 Barbara Berwick, San Francisco CA; Antoni Baranski, San Carlos CA 159.00 6 Charles Pecarro, Falls Church VA; Marie Bailey, San Antonio TX 162.00
STRATUM B 1 Teegie Hamilton - Subramania Krishnamurth, Baton Rouge LA 182.00 1 Maury Farrington - John Corey, San Francisco CA 201.00 2 Paula Strand - Kerry Strand, Everett WA 177.00 2 James Dean - Rosemarie Dean, Burlingame CA 157.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Lois Patton, Hayward CA; L Gwen Duarte, Byron CA 211.00 1 Michael Manders, San Francisco CA; Cathy Hildebrand, Novato CA 202.50 2 Frank Hechinger - Bea Hechinger, Flushing NY 176.50 2 Myra Reneau - Larry Reneau, Chattanooga TN 178.50 3 Cynthia Kerr, Kirkwood MO; Michael Carmen, St Louis MO 167.50 3 Thomas McDow, Rock Hill SC; Thomas McDow V, New York NY 178.00 4 Jo Ann Arenson - Jeffrey Arenson, St Paul MN 166.50 4 Rochelle Perlman - Frank Perlman, Memphis TN 172.50 5 Milton Haley, Kettering OH; Ulker Mutlu, Springfield OH 165.00 5 Terry Vogt - Kevin Castner, San Francisco CA 170.00 6 Ruth Feldman, Laguna Hills CA; Ronald Weissberger, Ottawa ON 160.50 6 William Detterer, Reading PA; Silvana Bellini, Tierra Verde FL 158.00
STRATUM B 1 Frank Hechinger - Bea Hechinger, Flushing NY 176.50 1 Michael Manders, San Francisco CA; Cathy Hildebrand, Novato CA 202.50 2 Jo Ann Arenson - Jeffrey Arenson, St Paul MN 166.50 2 Myra Reneau - Larry Reneau, Chattanooga TN 178.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Gil Lafreniere, De Allende, Gto 3; Claude Chimene, San Antonio TX 190.00 1 Jeanne Fedell, Bridgeport CT; T Brewster, Trumbull CT 189.50 2 Harriet Daum, Santa Rosa CA; Daniel Rhodes, Novato CA 183.00 2 Rajeev Gupta, San Mateo CA; Chester Chwang, San Fran CA 183.50 3 John Harpootlian, Menlo Park CA; Robert Ipswitch, San Mateo CA 182.50 3 Ron Woodsum, Houston TX; Lon Kieffer III, Minneapolis MN 182.50 4 Patricia Worthley, Andover MA; Nancy Cox, N Andover MA 168.00 4 John Boyce, Blue Springs MO; John Herrmann, Chattanooga TN 167.00 5 Ilmars Pakulis, San Leandro CA; Rudolph Smith, El Cerrito CA 164.00 5 Dave Fecher, Redwood City CA; Bob French, San Carlos CA 163.00 6/7 Dianna Ogden, Ross CA; Pat Peterson, San Rafael CA 162.50 6 Richard Vincent, Mrna Del Rey CA; Gladys Pfaff, Philadelphia PA 160.50 6/7 Jacqueline Walker, San Diego CA; James Williams, Oakland CA 162.50
STRATUM B 1 Harriet Daum, Santa Rosa CA; Daniel Rhodes, Novato CA 183.00 1 Dave Fecher, Redwood City CA; Bob French, San Carlos CA 163.00 2 Dianna Ogden, Ross CA; Pat Peterson, San Rafael CA 162.50 2 Richard Vincent, Mrna Del Rey CA; Gladys Pfaff, Philadelphia PA 160.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LL EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Tom Whitesides - Randall Ekman, Dallas TX 194.00 1 Tony Reus, St Laurent PQ; Paul Friedman, St Paul MN 180.50 2 Janie Strauss, Northbrook IL; Richard Strauss, North Brook IL 191.50 2 John Rayner - Debbie Feldman, Oakville ON 179.00 3 Alice Mitchell, Laguna Beach CA; David Sandberg, Piedmont CA 184.00 3 Brian Kemper, Mtn View CA; David Argent, Sunnyvale CA 175.50 4 Val Armentrout - Lorraine Vonk, Green Valley AZ 173.50 4 Takako Fujimoto - Shoko Imai, TOKYO, JAPAN 174.00 5 Marjorie Harkins - H Cummins, Columbus OH 168.00 5 Robert Rakity, Boca Raton FL; A Weissenberg, Palm Beach Grdn FL 172.00 6 Bruce Bolter, Bronx NY; Mildred Werbel, Honolulu HI 157.50 6 Ronald Heath, Pleasanton CA; Ernest Levy Jr, Westlake Vllg CA 168.00
STRATUM B 1 Marjorie Harkins - H Cummins, Columbus OH 168.00 1 Brian Kemper, Mtn View CA; David Argent, Sunnyvale CA 175.50 2 Dorothy La Maie, Los Angeles CA; Mae Koh, Studio City CA 156.50 2 Takako Fujimoto - Shoko Imai, TOKYO, JAPAN 174.00 3 Mildred Ring, Woburn MA; Philip Karp, Hillsborough CA 153.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION MM EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Elaine Said, Nashville TN; Suzanne Trull, Los Angeles CA 198.50 1 Ginny Steele, Fort Collins CO; Andrea Hayman, New York NY 194.00 2 Lesley Waghorn, Toronto ON; Agnes Gregson, Mississauga ON 182.50 2 Shirley Underwood - Stan Underwood, Upland CA 190.50 3 J Edgar Lillard, Southern Pines NC; Clifford Pocock, Vass NC 181.50 3 Kathleen Burt, Darien IL; Ruth Goodpasture, Bourbonnais IL 167.00 4 Phyllis Burstein, Springfield NJ; Sue Moss, Bloomfield Hill MI 173.00 4 Roger Plowman - Donna Plowman, Lafayette CO 166.50 5 Joel Datloff, Vancouver WA; Elaine Woodruff, Castro Valley CA 166.00 5 Donald Kerry, Winchester MO; Karen Erlanger, Saint Louis MO 166.00 6 Patricia Riding, Smiths ; Henry Darby, Chicago IL 160.00 6 Nancy Sachs, Cincinnati OH; Paul Pschesang, Milford OH 155.50
STRATUM B 1 Joel Datloff, Vancouver WA; Elaine Woodruff, Castro Valley CA 166.00 1 Kathleen Burt, Darien IL; Ruth Goodpasture, Bourbonnais IL 167.00 2 Patricia Riding, Smiths ; Henry Darby, Chicago IL 160.00 2 Roger Hallum - Jeanie Bettis, Vancouver WA 146.00
TUESDAY EVENING 5/20 STRAT PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION BBB EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Geraldine Christensen, Houston TX; Jack Hileman, McKinleyville CA 76.58 1 Nancy Raznick - Cliff Perusse, San Francisco CA 85.93 2 Kimberley Roach - Maurice Spencer, Hamilton BE 76.01 2 Alvera Bennett, Walnut Creek CA; Patricia George, Concord CA 79.42 3 Jo Ann Morris, Odgen UT; Richard Gardner, Layton UT 74.91 3 Pollyanna Pixton, Salt Lake UT; Darrell Seale, Eden UT 70.58 4 Vic Stephens, Danville CA; Greg Cochran, Walnut Creek CA 72.34 4 Shahla Verrall - Peter Verrall, San Francisco CA 67.47
STRATUM B 1 Vic Stephens, Danville CA; Greg Cochran, Walnut Creek CA 72.34 1 Shahla Verrall - Peter Verrall, San Francisco CA 67.47 2 Jessica Hayman, Nyc NY; Pete Cressy, Belmont CA 66.00 2 Barbara Radmacher, Menlo Park CA; Jane Walsh, Atherton CA 62.50
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3 Donn Thompson - Harvey Yaw, San Francisco CA 61.94
TUESDAY EVENING 50/100/200 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION EEE EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Teri Smoot - Jerry Smoot, Fountain Valley CA 159.50 1 Steve Rose, Scarborough ON; Steve Bearg, San Francisco CA 171.50 2 Christina Miller - Herb Bartick, Calabasas CA 146.00 2 William Sumner - Harry Chotiner, Oakland CA 157.00 3 Barbara Ranville, North York ON; Carmel Sharpe, San Francisco CA 142.00 3 Kim Fanady - Dan Kroll, San Francisco CA 149.00 4 Bill Eidel, Great Falls MT; Virginia Murman, Connellsville PA 140.50 4 Ava Lampert, Dobbs Ferry NY; John Vertheyi, Blacksburg VA 147.00 5 Dean McKinney - Robert Titlow, San Francisco CA 139.50 5 Betty Woodward, Apache Junction AZ; Jean Krick, Los Gatos CA 146.00
STRATUM B 1 Barbara Ranville, North York ON; Carmel Sharpe, San Francisco CA 142.00 1 Steve Rose, Scarborough ON; Steve Bearg, San Francisco CA 171.50 2 Dean McKinney - Robert Titlow, San Francisco CA 139.50 2 Ava Lampert, Dobbs Ferry NY; John Vertheyi, Blacksburg VA 147.00 3 Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA; Lyda Butler, Corte Madera CA 133.00 3 Betty Woodward, Apache Junction AZ; Jean Krick, Los Gatos CA 146.00 4 Diane Van Brocklin, Ashland OR; Budd Howell, San Francisco CA 132.00 4 Larry Schmehl - Ken Prag, San Francisco CA 137.50
STRATUM C 1 Dean McKinney - Robert Titlow, San Francisco CA 139.50 1 Leonard Becker - Diana Becker, New York NY 120.50 2 Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA; Lyda Butler, Corte Madera CA 133.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION FFF EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Melissa Stouffer - Diane Saulsberry, Santa Rosa CA 166.11 1 Michael Cohen, San Rafael CA; Martine Triantos, San Francisco CA 161.95 2 Emil Aalto, Stanford CA; Robert Cole, Marina CA 153.72 2 Gail Hersh - Marilyn Garber, San Francisco CA 150.36 3 Sharon Fowler, Pleasanton CA; Andrea Malone, Van Nuys CA 151.23 3 Verginia D�Hondt, Farmington Hill MI; Rosanne Winokur, W Bloomfield MI 150.09 4 Maria Rodriguez, ; Wong Kuotune, Chicago IL 150.21 4 Roger Dunn - Lynn Brown, Santa Rosa CA 146.05 5 Malcolm Jones, Aurora CO; Marilyn Lewis, Denver CO 141.22 5 Inez Schwartz, Syndey NS; Patrick Shaw, Olean NY 144.81 6 George Riesz - Ann Riesz, Las Vegas NV 135.95 6 Derlyn Gagnier, San Mateo CA; Lorraine McCloud, Millbrae CA 141.14
STRATUM B 1 Melissa Stouffer - Diane Saulsberry, Santa Rosa CA 166.11 1 Michael Cohen, San Rafael CA; Martine Triantos, San Francisco CA 161.95 2 Sharon Fowler, Pleasanton CA; Andrea Malone, Van Nuys CA 151.23 2 Gail Hersh - Marilyn Garber, San Francisco CA 150.36 3 Maria Rodriguez, ; Wong Kuotune, Chicago IL 150.21 3 Roger Dunn - Lynn Brown, Santa Rosa CA 146.05 4 Malcolm Jones, Aurora CO; Marilyn Lewis, Denver CO 141.22 4 Inez Schwartz, Syndey NS; Patrick Shaw, Olean NY 144.81
5 Derlyn Gagnier, San Mateo CA; Lorraine McCloud, Millbrae CA 141.14
STRATUM C 1 Maria Rodriguez, ; Wong Kuotune, Chicago IL 150.21 1 Gail Hersh - Marilyn Garber, San Francisco CA 150.36
2 Roger Dunn - Lynn Brown, Santa Rosa CA 146.05 3 Derlyn Gagnier, San Mateo CA; Lorraine McCloud, Millbrae CA 141.14
TUESDAY EVENING 199 TROPHY PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST
1 Lawrence Calof, Atherton CA; Paul Khanna, Berkeley CA 165.00 1 James Bent - Anita Bent, Yorba Linda CA 162.50 2 Herbert Cohen - Joy Cohen, Sacramento CA 157.50 2 Thomas Franklin, Martinez CA; Chuck Wong, Danville CA 159.50 3/4 E. Matt Olson - Ilan Tadmor, San Francisco CA 155.50 3 Pier Luigi Forlani, Berkeley CA; Herbert Chung, Oakland CA 155.50 3/4 Irene Lougheed - Allan Lougheed, Thunder Bay ON 155.50 4 Jackie Henke - Dorothy Young, Antioch CA 148.00 5 Richard Lyon, San Jose CA; Eugene Hung, San Diego CA 150.00 5 Tamara Dimock - Alex Simmons, Ventura CA 140.50 6 Ed Watkinson - Steven Nelson, Trenton NJ 142.50 6 Judith Clark, Santa Clara CA; M O�Leary, San Jose CA 140.00
FLIGHT A OPEN PAIRS SECOND SESSION
NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS Q, R EAST-WEST 1 Stanton Subeck, Olympia Fld IL; Suzi Subeck, Olympia Flds IL 406.86 1 Mary Savko, Pittsford VT; Tony Petronella, N Kingstown RI 408.14 2 Patricia Gittings, Windsor CA; Jacqueline Cornfoot, Santa Rosa CA 382.58 2 John Russell, S Barrington IL; Rob Crawford, Ft Lauderdale FL 398.90 3 Carol Fein, San Mateo CA; Alan Edmonson, Pacifica CA 378.10 3 Jeffrey Rothstein - Janos Geller, New York NY 384.00 4 George Bartunek, Laguna Hills CA; Jack Futrell, Glendale CA 366.80 4 Lary Alba, Upland CA; Scott Samarel, Covina CA 370.56 5 Lloyd Johnson, Elkhart IN; Marvin Kolodzik, Cincinnati OH 362.58 5 D Friedman, San Fran CA; Gary Near, San Francisco CA 363.92 6 D Bruce Graff - Robert Dean, San Jose CA 362.00 6 Steven Barcus, Longwood FL; Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY 356.74 7 Lois Borok - Eli Borok, Los Angeles CA 361.00 7 John Conway, Stuart FL; Marcia Freed, Amherst NY 350.50 8 Jim Backstrom - Evan Bailey, San Diego CA 359.58 8 Robert Kerr, Los Angeles CA; Craig Kavin, Tarzana CA 346.40 9 Elizabeth McClelan Wilson, West Covina CA; Virginia Wittich, Walnut CA 346.30 9 Stephen Sturm - Charlotte Sturm, Whittier CA 344.20 10 Ed Weiss, St Louis MO; Mic Weiss, Chesterfield MO 346.26 10 R Lorensen, Eureka CA; Steve Sellers, Arcata CA 342.20 11 David Pegasus, Lynwood CA; Carol Pincus, Las Vegas NV 337.44 11 Terry Wilkerson - Dale Holden, Lafayette CA 339.20 12 Ayako Amano, Tokyo 167 ; Miho Sekizawa, Itabashi-Ku, To KY 336.30 12 Maureen Culp, Pickering ON; Jennifer Ballantyne, Vancouver BC 335.20 13 Robert Bell, Washington DC; Steve Shak, Burlingame CA 332.80 13 C Lorensen, Eureka CA; Barbara Jur, Warren MI 333.02
NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS S, T EAST-WEST 1 Judy Pede, Cerritos CA; Robert Schwartz, San Pedro CA 426.20 1 Mark Itabashi, Murrietta CA; N Borucki, Monterey CA 411.80 2 Brian Hingerty, Knoxville TN; Randolph Johnson, Billerica MA 403.20 2 Maye Soules, San Mateo CA; John Leming, Pt Hueneme CA 397.76 3 John Boyer, New York NY; Ernest Napier, Brooklyn NY 397.70 3 Susan Fuller, Miami FL; Michael Seamon, Miami Beach FL 386.26 4 Yasuko Shrenzel, Kihei HI; Mizuko Tan Yamada, Minato Ku Tokyo J 382.46 4 Glenn Eisenstein, Boca Raton FL; Joyce Sillins, New York City NY 382.94 5 Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Joannie Freedman, Don Mills ON 378.20 5 Barbara Nudelman, Chicago IL; Joan Levy Gerard, White Plains NY 372.48 6 Michael Kutska, River Forest IL; Suzanne Dunaway, Oak Park IL 373.92 6 David Segal, Sherman Oaks CA; Valerie Aron, Santa Monica CA 362.54 7 David Hoffman, Foster City CA; Pat Galligan, San Mateo CA 358.92 7 Robert Lesser - Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA 358.30 8 Barry Saal - Ronda Platt, Los Angeles CA 351.50 8 Mike Bandler, Danville CA; Larry Mills, Pinole CA 347.26 9 Morley Herman, Winnipeg MB; Milton Kalikman, Azusa CA 346.92 9 Robert Abend, Arcadia CA; Dick Lum, Burbank CA 344.00 10 Frank Bessing, Santa Rosa CA; Erwin Linzner, Sebastopol CA 346.00 10 Steve Scott, Paradise Valley AZ; Karen Heath, Paradise Vly AZ 342.08 11 Adam Beneschan, Mission Viejo CA; Markham Ahn, Arlington TX 340.50 11 John Pettitt - Juliet Pettitt, Melbourne AU 340.50 12 Sandra Jenkins, Bellevue WA; Polly Dunn, Bellvue WA 334.52 12 Franklin Lowenthal, Pleasanton CA; Daniel Williams, Hallandale FL 339.54 13 Arline Fulton, Freehold NJ; Korene Geffen, Aurora CO 334.46 13 Greg Michaels, San Mateo CA; Carl Dahl Jr, Northridge CA 338.26 14 Debra Thaw - Harold Thaw, Pt Jffrsn Sta NY 334.24 14 Gautam Sheth - Priyaman Sheth, San Francisco CA 336.00
TUESDAY FLIGHT B PAIRS - 2ND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION KKK EAST-WEST
1 Gary Donner, New York NY; Wayne Christensen, Jr, Houston TX 198.00 1 Geoff Bridges - Kendra Bridges, Boise ID 186.25 2 Daniel Gottesman, Pasadena CA; Gene Smith, S Pasadena CA 173.00 2 Carol McGuire - David Helmbold, Los Gatos CA 182.75 3 Jane Unger, San Francisco CA; Sylvia Farb, Houston TX 172.96 3 Susan Winkler, East Alton NH; Jean Seward, Rutland VT 182.25 4 Lee Millard, Los Angeles CA; Lu Anne Leonard, Rancho Mirage CA 171.50 4 Allen Weinrib - Allen Miller, Toronto ON 181.75 5 Martin Luis Guzman - Maria Guzman, Mexico 167.00 5 B Nayman, Downsview ON; Joseph Lagana, Huntington Bh CA 178.75 6 Donald Wolff - Sheila Wolff, Orange CA 165.29 6 Carole Polk - Louise Gebert, Danville CA 171.00 7 Leatrice Yamaguchi - Richard Au, Honolulu HI 164.29 7 Alfred Lee, Palas Verdes CA; Samuel Wang, Monterey Park CA 169.50
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RRR EAST-WEST 1 Betty Jane Corbani, New Milford CT; Ann Cady, Roxbury CT 189.04 1 Jack Fulcher - Eric Ratner, San Francisco CA 192.33 2 Richard Schutte, Incline Village NV; Donn Lentz, Thunder Bay ON 180.87 2 Stephen Johnson, Minneapolis MN; J David Oliver, Plymouth MN 184.33 3 Bob Gruber, Oxnard CA; Linda Morris, Camarillo CA 177.31 3 Alma Karas - Yangling Zhang, Batavia IL 175.50 4 Julia Lewin, Pasadena CA; Rose Boot, Fresno CA 169.76 4 George Humphrey, San Jose CA; Dan Turkus, Monte Sereno CA 172.83 5 Irma Schulman - Ellyn Plato, New York NY 166.93 5 Josephine Lott - Annette Goldberg, San Francisco CA 172.00 6 Wonjoo Goldstein, Cheltenham PA; Marty Zupan, Annandale VA 166.29 6 Ned Bruner - Lin Goldstein, Butte MT 164.96 7 Constance Barclay, Santa Maria CA; David Pankratz, Los Gatos CA 164.00 7 Mike Roney - Jerry Waltzer, San Jose CA 162.13
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION ZZZ EAST-WEST 1 Donald Seldeen, Culver City CA; Ed Barad, Marina Del Rey CA 182.00 1 V Everett Boyer, San Bruno CA; Mark Micheli, San Francisco CA 187.00 2 Brett Leach, Austin TX; Edie Nayman, Downsview ON 180.50 2 David Butcher, Edwardsville KS; Sam Schmidt, Kansas City MO 180.00 3 Lodean Pesavento, Alamo CA; Mildred Sherman, San Ramon CA 173.00 3 Eunice Parent, Anchorage AK; Frederick Stevens, Overland Park KS 178.50 4 Anita Morgan - Thomas Morgan, Penn Valley CA 172.50 4 Lou Ann Meadows - Dennis Meadows, Mntlke Terrace WA 169.00 5/6 T Ansnes, Saratoga CA; Robert Weibly, Spokane WA 171.50 5 Kathy Carmichael - John Carmichael, Lincoln NE 162.50 5/6 Grace Selby - Edna Williams, Elgin IL 171.50 6 Howard Schutzman - Ava Schutzman, Westford MA 160.00 7 Vilas Godbole, Wallingford PA; Mary Olson, Randolph NJ 162.50 7 Ray Steelsmith - Mary Steelsmith, Glendale CA 159.00
TUESDAY EVENING BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMSSECTIONS U, V
STRATUM A 1/3 William Logan, San Clemente CA; James Lynch, Newbury Park CA; Brenda Mason Carter - Marilyn Peters-Dunn, San Diego CA 17.50 1/3 Ellen Anten, Encino CA; Barbara Pinchuk, Woodland Hills CA; Marjorie Michelin, Venice CA; Courteney Price, Lafayette CA 17.50 1/3 Russell Garrison - A Marchenko, Santa Maria CA; Gary Arthurs, Atascadero CA; Patricia O�Toole, Orcutt CA 17.50 4 Eddie Kantar, Santa Monica CA; Barbara Seagram, Toronto ON; Anne Marie Crabbe, London ON; Gary Miller, Venice CA 16.50 5 Peter P. Bentley, - Detta Bentley - James Bochsler, London, England; Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surrey, England 15.00 6/9 Jacqui Mitchell - Amalya Kearse - Judy Tucker, New York NY; Aileen Osofsky, Scottsdale AZ 14.50 6/9 Eric Lewis - Michael Lancashire - Lance Sibley, Toronto ON; Esther Rosenholtz, Willowdale ON 14.50 6/9 Yvette Neary, Mequon WI; Ronald Gould, Green Bay WI; Doran Flock, Calgary AB; Helene Schubert, Sherwood Pk AB 14.50 6/9 David Feldman - Laura Tolkow - Uday Ivatury, New York NY; James Gleick, Brooklyn NY 14.50 10 Patrick Kallaus, The Lakes NV; T Shimada, Mililani HI; Bryna Kra, Ann Arbor MI; Jeffrey Tang, Santa Clara CA 14.0011/12 Anatole Lubovich, Redwood City CA; Mark Ambrose, Louisville KY; Margo Coffman, Newport Beach CA; Shirley Hillmer, Chicago IL 13.5011/12 Andre Blum, Madison WI; Kendall Keely, Palm Beach FL; Floyd Derkat, Edmonton AB; Estelle Margolin, Rego Park NY 13.50
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13/15 Larry Wyner - Linda Hidy, Clayton CA; Tom Schmied - Lois Schmied, Littleton CO 13.0013/15 Jack Hocking - Bill (Wm) Martin - Mitzi Foster Wesely - Daisy Bowen, Modesto CA 13.0013/15 Ronald Andersen, Chicago IL; Roslyn Kurlan, Great Neck NY; Jim Looby, Burbank CA; John Fout, Fairfield CA 13.00
STRATUM B 1 Ellen Anten, Encino CA; Barbara Pinchuk, Woodland Hills CA; Marjorie Michelin, Venice CA; Courteney Price, Lafayette CA 17.50 2 Peter P. Bentley - Detta Bentley - James Bochsler, London, England 15.00
Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surrey, England 3 Eric Lewis - Michael Lancashire - Lance Sibley, Toronto ON; Esther Rosenholtz, Willowdale ON 14.50 4 Patrick Kallaus, The Lakes NV; T Shimada, Mililani HI; Bryna Kra, Ann Arbor MI; Jeffrey Tang, Santa Clara CA 14.00 5 Anatole Lubovich, Redwood City CA; Mark Ambrose, Louisville KY; Margo Coffman, Newport Beach CA; Shirley Hillmer, Chicago IL 13.50 6 Jack Hocking - Bill (Wm) Martin - Mitzi Foster Wesely - Daisy Bowen, Modesto CA 13.00 7 Gerald Collier, Westlake Vilage CA; Jan Janssen, Las Vegas NV; Ronald Jauch, Agoura Hills CA; 12.50
Lawrence Diamond, Barbican London England 8/9 Victoria Castleberry - Lynnda Paukune, Houston TX; Walter Frank III, Shreveport LA; Lillie Inzina, Monroe LA 11.00 8/9 Stephen Waldman, Kentfield CA; James Ford, Carmel IN; Keith Adams, San Francisco CA; Mimi Sina, Miami FL 11.00
STRATUM C 1 Peter P. Bentley, SW 163 J E L ON; Detta Bentley, London EN; James Bochsler, London Se19 1qg ; 15.00
Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surre Y 2 Eric Lewis - Michael Lancashire - Lance Sibley, Toronto ON; Esther Rosenholtz, Willowdale ON 14.50 3 Anatole Lubovich, Redwood City CA; Mark Ambrose, Louisville KY; Margo Coffman, Newport Beach CA; Shirley Hillmer, Chicago IL 13.50
CONTINUOUS PAIRS TUESDAY EVENINGNORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WESTSTRATUM A
1 Sarah Cressy, Cataumet MA; Stephanie Hamilton, Medford MA 197.00 1 Maury Farrington - John Corey, San Francisco CA 201.00 2 Werner Hausmann - Helen Hausmann, Englewood NJ 187.00 2 Mike Albert - Albert Feldman, Omaha NE 178.50 3 Teegie Hamilton - Subramania Krishnamurth, Baton Rouge LA 182.00 3 Mary Oshlag, Germantown TN; Bruce Keidan, Pittsburgh PA 177.00 4 Paula Strand - Kerry Strand, Everett WA 177.00 4/5 Margie Glick, Lincolnwood IL; Naoko De Witt, Mt Prospect IL 165.00 5 Betty Loop, Stratford CT; Lois Zeisler, Fairfield CT 174.00 4/5 Alvin Zuckerman, Oceanside NY; Barbara Schultz, Vernon BC 165.00 6 Barbara Berwick, San Francisco CA; Antoni Baranski, San Carlos CA 159.00 6 Charles Pecarro, Falls Church VA; Marie Bailey, San Antonio TX 162.00
STRATUM B 1 Teegie Hamilton - Subramania Krishnamurth, Baton Rouge LA 182.00 1 Maury Farrington - John Corey, San Francisco CA 201.00 2 Paula Strand - Kerry Strand, Everett WA 177.00 2 James Dean - Rosemarie Dean, Burlingame CA 157.50
BLUE RIBBON PAIRS SECOND QUALIFYING SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS K, L, M, N, O EAST-WEST
1 Jim Krekorian - Robert Blanchard, New York NY 1137.50 1 Richard Pavlicek, Ft Lauderdale FL; William Root, Boca Raton FL 1055.50 2 Kerri Sanborn, Stony Point NY; Stephen Sanborn, Poughkeepsie NY 1026.00 2 Richard Reitman, Monte Sereno CA; Rolf Kuhn, Cologne,Germany 1034.50 3 Claude Vogel, Chicago IL; George Jacobs, Burr Ridge IL 1021.50 3 Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA; Steve Zolotow, Las Vegas NV 1008.00 4 Lynne Schaeffer, Farmington Hill MI; Martin Hirschman, Southfield MI 1011.00 4 Steve Sion, Las Vegas NV; Bernard Miller, Boca Raton FL 1007.00 5 Danning Dong, Mountain View CA; Peter Sun, Sunnyvale CA 992.00 5 Sylvia Moss, New York NY; Alex Ornstein, Roslyn Hts NY 1003.00 6 Mike Lucas, Las Vegas NV; Cameron Doner, Richmond BC 988.50 6 Jay Korobow - Alexander Allen, Princeton NJ 995.50 7 Peter Boyd, Silver Spring MD; Steve Robinson, Arlington VA 987.00 7 Lew Stansby - JoAnna Stansby, Castro Valley CA 991.50 8 Harry Steiner - Henry Lortz, Seattle WA 984.00 8 Danny Sprung - Jo Ann Sprung, Philadelphia PA 983.00 9 Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA; David Treadwell, Wilmington DE 971.50 9 Ai-Tai Lo, Reston VA; Frederick Allenspach, Potomac MD 981.50 10 Janet Daling - Steve Mansfield, Seattle WA 967.00 10 Mark Feldman, New York NY; Sharon Osberg, San Francisco CA 978.50 11 Peter Lindon - Dee Lindon, Buckinghamshire H 961.00 11 John Lusky - Dennis Metcalf, Portland OR 971.00 12 Richard Miller, Raleigh NC; Alice Tobin, Charlotte NC 957.00 12 R Jay Becker, New York NY; Keith Garber, Pelham Manor NY 966.5013/14 David Rho, Natick MA; Moses Ma, Boston MA 955.50 13 Peggy Kaplan, Minnetonka MN; Peggy Sutherlin, Dallas TX 960.0013/14 Lynn Deas, Schenectady NY; Geoff Hampson, Fenton MI 955.50 14 Brian Glubok, New York NY; Ronald Smith, San Francisco CA 952.00 15 Zia Mahmood, New York NY; J Markland Molson, Cote St Luc PQ 953.00 15 Lynda Horn, Passaic NJ; Marvin Rosenblatt, Hartford CT 949.00 16 Allan Lebovitz - Kenneth Hardy, San Jose CA 952.50 16 Monique Smith, Arlington VA; Melvin Welles, Alexandria VA 947.50 17 Barrett Raff, Johnson City NY; Martin Caley, Montreal PQ 944.00 17 Cathy Strauch - Riggs Thayer Jr, San Diego CA 929.00 18 David Levy, Cote St Luc PQ; Jeffrey Blond, Cote St-Luc PQ 943.50 18 Robert Van Ekeren - E Gail Van Ekeren, Plainsboro NJ 927.50 19 Andy Smith - Flo Beck, Anchorage AK 942.00 19 Michael Moss - Bjorn Fallenius, New York NY 926.00 20 Ann-Mari Mirkovic, Bergen, Norway ; Ole Jonny Toesse, Trondheim,Norway 920.00 20 Stephen McConnell, Chicago IL; Shirley Blum, Fresno CA 918.00 21 Billy Miller, Las Vegas NV; Michael Lawrence, Berkeley CA 911.00 21 Dan Morse, Houston TX; John Sutherlin, Dallas TX 909.00 22 Tim Rumoshosky - Susan Groff, San Carlos CA 909.00 22 W Pollacek, Martinez CA; Betty Rizzuto, Pittsburg CA 893.00 23 Donna Rogall, Gaithersburg MD; Marc Umeno, Alexandria VA 908.50 23 Scott Lewis, Wakefield RI; Shannon Lipscomb, Red Bank TN 890.50 24 Gerard Laquerriere, Clovis CA; Farid Assemi, Fresno CA 907.00 24 Richard Oshlag, Germantown TN; Dave Smith, Raleigh NC 890.00 25 Sandy McCay - Nathan McCay, San Diego CA 906.50 25 James Priebe - Joan Priebe, Mississauga ON 882.50 26 Mimi Bieber, Armonk NY; Ritsuko Kai, Chofu-Shi 903.50 26 Steven Winters, S Lake Tahoe CA; Leslie Balascoe, Reno NV 881.50 27 Helene Bauman, Arlington VA; Tom Cogan, Columbia MD 896.00 27 Tina Tessaro - Harriet Eaton, Miami FL 878.50 28 Linda Smith - Ron Smith, Chattanooga TN 892.00 28 Lisa Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Marinesa Letizia, Louisville KY 872.5029/30 James Cayne, New York NY; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD 887.00 29 Charles Kopp, Scottsdale AZ; Gregory Potts, Portsmouth OH 871.0029/30 Andy Goodman, San Francisco CA; Peter Weichsel, Encinitas CA 887.00 30 W Wilber III, Winfield KS; Shirley Sheridan, Oakley KS 869.00 31 Jim Hall, Minneapolis MN; David Lehman, Glenview IL 881.00 31 Barry Harper, Kelowna BC; Don Campbell, Saskatoon SK 863.50 32 Thomas Turgeon - Jack Wynns, Memphis TN 879.00 32 Gaylor Kasle, Boca Raton FL; Dennis Clerkin, Bloomington IN 862.00
NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS C, D, E, F EAST-WEST 1 Nevin Anderson, Victoria TX; Chris Compton, Oklahoma City OK 1042.22 1 Fred Stewart, West Hurley NY; Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ 1125.94 2 Leonard Doerksen - William Treble, Winnipeg MB 1040.85 2 Sally Woolsey, Kensington CA; Karen Barrett, Vancouver WA 1022.76 3 Richard Spitalnick, Sunnyvale CA; Steven Price, San Rafael CA 1036.29 3 John Onstott, New Orleans LA; Garey Hayden, Tucson AZ 1012.72 4 Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV; Malcolm Brachman, Dallas TX 1011.59 4 Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; Nels Erickson, Meadview AZ 1005.83 5 Barry Rigal, New York NY; Haig Tchamitch, Arvada CO 1007.55 5 Jason Hackett, Manchester M20 6E; David Mossop, EN 999.97 6 Nick Nickell, New York NY; Richard Freeman, Atlanta GA 998.30 6 Alan Copeland, Midland TX; Steve Shirey, Fort Worth TX 997.42 7 Tom Fox, Glenview IL; Walter Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL 976.67 7 Rebecca Clough - Roger Clough, Culver City CA 988.90 8 G S Jade Barrett, Vancouver WA; Miles Adkins, Coulee City WA 973.92 8 Douglas Heron, Ottawa ON; David L V Kent, Stittsville ON 962.05 9 David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL 969.47 9 Nadine Wood, Silver Spring MD; Brian Trent, Los Angeles CA 955.29 10 Marshall Wengrow, Sherman Oaks CA; Steve Gross, Ventura CA 936.11 10 Nunzio Martorina, Corona CA; Berneice Anglea, Laguna Beach CA 948.00 11 Murray Melton - John Jeffrey, Las Vegas NV 936.04 11 Jim Miller - Peggy Miller, Memphis TN 940.20 12 Gail Greenberg - Jack Greenberg, New York NY 927.86 12 Michael Ware, Auckland NZ; Lindsay Tobin, Sydney AU 931.14 13 Eric Greco, Annandale VA; Lowell Sawyer, Occoquan VA 914.33 13 Tom Trachuk, Alameda CA; Douglas Dang, San Mateo CA 925.93 14 Hjordis Eythorsdottir - Paul Munafo, Huntsville AL 913.31 14 David Better, Bensalem PA; Daisy Goecker, Yardley PA 925.50 15 Claire Tornay, New York NY; Paul Morris, Brooklyn NY 910.29 15 Zoe Hutchins - Gregory Sanoff, Santa Rosa CA 922.93 16 Ranald Davidson, Willowdale ON; Alan Powell, North Caldwell NJ 898.27 16 Mark McCarthy, Mill Valley CA; Ray Grace, Edmonton AB 922.63 17 Bob Balderson Jr, Hopkins MN; Cynthia Balderson, Minnetonka MN 894.36 17 Phil Brady, Philadelphia PA; Michael White, Atlanta GA 920.24 18 Eugene Prosnitz, Riverdale NY; Gregory Arbour, Vancouver BC 891.12 18 Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA; Jess Stuart Jr, West Chester PA 910.31 19 Bart Bramley, Chicago IL; Sidney Lazard Sr, New Orleans LA 883.17 19 Eric Rodwell, Naperville IL; Marty Seligman, Philadelphia PA 904.73 20 Mark Bartusek, Manhattan Beach CA; Marshall Miles, Redlands CA 880.45 20 Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL; Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL 898.28 21 John Goring, Richton Park IL; Richard Holmes, Wichita KS 872.93 21 Muriel Altus - Philip Altus, Tampa FL 876.50 22 James Bush, New Orleans LA; Curtis Carpenter, Baton Rouge LA 869.81 22 Kamla Chawla - David Kowarsky, Longmeadow MA 874.94 23 Michael Slaven, Bensenville IL; Sangarapil Mohan, Oakbrook IL 869.22 23 Charlton Buckley, Atherton CA; Bruce Ferguson, Boise ID 874.80 24 Bill Greenberg, San Marcos CA; Jill Richmond, Los Angeles CA 866.12 24 Adolph Feingold, Edmonton AB; Kathy Newman, West Bloomfield MI 871.91 25 William Ehlers, West Orange NJ; Victor King, Hartford CT 863.30 25 Thomas Theisen, Seattle WA; Randy Corn, Kirkland WA 866.85 26 Shi Qin Lu, Saint Paul MN; Weishu Wu, Santa Barbara CA 857.89 26 Michael Prahin - Simon Satanovsky, New City NY 861.53
NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS G, H, I, J EAST-WEST 1 Jim Reiman, Mansfield OH; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL 1086.18 1 Ashraf El Sadi, Union City CA; Pat Golden, Salinas CA 1035.86 2 Dale Johannesen - Lynn Johannesen, Sunnyvale CA 1081.31 2 Tom Joyce, Newington CT; Jim Cleary, Bloomfield CT 1000.78 3 Stephen Goldstein, Cheltenham PA; Gary Brown, Philadelphia PA 1054.87 3 Dick Bruno, Chicago IL; Jeff Schuett, Riverwoods IL 995.55 4 Peter Kalat - Nie Lih Cheng, Bedford NY 1012.29 4 Aidan Ballantyne, Vancouver BC; Dan Jacob, Burnaby BC 992.00 5 Peter Nagy, Las Vegas NV; Hugh Ross, Oakland CA 1012.14 5 Jim Robison Jr, Las Vegas NV; Allan Falk, Okemos MI 985.04 6 Leslie Amoils, Toronto ON; Bruce Norman, Ajax ON 988.30 6 Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, Pascoag RI 976.88 7 Marshall Schwartz, San Francisco CA; Michael Levinson, Daly City CA 984.85 7 Jeffrey Goldsmith, Pasadena CA; John Zilic, Houston TX 948.71 8 Ann Raymond, Jackson Heights NY; Phyllis Rye, Jamaica Plain MA 978.20 8 Kay Joyce - Randy Joyce, Raleigh NC 948.64 9 Michael Rosenberg - Debbie Zuckerberg, Tuckahoe NY 961.44 9 Jack Beers, Oakland CA; Daniel Molochko, El Cerrito CA 944.94 10 Hank/ L Kash Meyer, APO AE; Ron Sukoneck, Annandale VA 940.05 10 Lou Reich, Wheaton MD; John Adams, Gaithersburg MD 939.36 11 Hendrik Sharples, Portland OR; Gerry Marshall, Calgary AB 939.29 11 Hank Gagnon, Newberg OR; Gloria Kessler, Glenview IL 938.29 12 Carole Dawkins, Austin TX; Stanford Christie, Seattle WA 938.67 12 Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA; Gloria Brown, Virginia Bch VA 930.30 13 Elliott Grubman - Steven Zlotnick, Brooklyn NY 937.47 13 Chris Willenken - G. Margie Gwozdzinsky, New York NY 928.63 14 Ellasue Chaitt, Palm Beach Gdns FL; James Murphy, Chesapeake VA 935.12 14 Jan Shane, White Plains NY; Roni Gitchel, Pittsburgh PA 921.66 15 Jill Meyers, Santa Monica CA; John Mohan, Las Vegas NV 934.34 15 Vicki Laycock, San Francisco CA; Sidney Lorvan, Pacifica CA 916.71 16 Roberta Epstein - Mark Epstein, Las Vegas NV 931.76 16 Tony Forrester, Boston MA; Geir G Helgemo, Trondheim 912.88 17 Bruce Brownfield - Susan Ohman, Graham WA 929.32 17 Anne Christensen, Sacramento CA; Warren Nelson, Pleasanton CA 908.34 18 Eric Snow - Toni Snow, Houston TX 921.04 18 Richard Katz, Rancho Mirage CA; Robert Levin, Orlando FL 904.72 19 J Van Stee, San Jose CA; Irene Hyatt, Arvada CO 915.07 19 L Andrew Campbell - Roberta Grubb, Manhattan Bch CA 888.47 20 Michael Polowan, New York NY; Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA 911.75 20 Marlene Bucholtz, Campbell CA; Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT 871.47 21 Steven Onderwyzer, Venice CA; Bill Sides, Burbank CA 901.08 21 Robert Bernstein - Cindy Bernstein, Auburn AL 865.82 22 David McLellan, Thunder Bay ON; Michael Yuen, Winnipeg MB 889.16 22 Jim Houghton, Washington DC; Robert White, Raleigh NC 865.25 23 William Pettis - Beth Palmer, Silver Spring MD 860.45 23 Frank King Jr, Alexandria VA; Marilyn Kivel, Corona Dl Mar CA 861.43 24 Kit Woolsey, Kensington CA; Ed Manfield, Hyattsville MD 856.06 24 Paul Sorensen - Allan Sorensen, Berwyn AB 861.28 25 Harold Jordan - Sigridur Kristjansdottir, Wilmington DE 854.59 25 Thomas Carmichael, Middletown NJ; Joel Wooldridge, Williamsville NY 854.37 26 Beverly Rosenberg, Sherman Oaks CA; Steve Cohen, North Hollywood CA 845.80 26 Edward Nagy, Danville CA; Jeffrey Polisner, Lafayette CA 853.27
TODAY�S SCHEDULEWednesday, November 27, 1996, 8:30 a.m.
Event MP Limit Session Entry Fee SoldDaybreak Bracketed KO Teams 1st $40 team Yerba Buena 10
Wednesday, November 27, 1996, 8:45 a.m.Bracketed Morning KO Teams 3rd $40 team Yerba Buena 10Albuquerque Morning Continuous/Side Pairs 750+, 0-750 3rd $20 pair Golden Gate AStratified 99er Pairs 50-100 only $18 pair Golden Gate A
20-50 only $18 pair Golden Gate A 0-20 only $18 pair Golden Gate A
Wednesday, November 27, 1996, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.Flighted Senior Pairs Unlimited 1-2nd $40 pair Golden Gate C
0-750 1-2nd $40 pair Golden Gate CTravelers/Smith Barney Bracketed Senior KO Teams 3-4th $40 team Golden Gate C
Wednesday, November 27, 1996, 12:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.BLUE RIBBON PAIRS 1-2 SF $48 pair Yerba Buena 7SENIOR KO TEAMS Round 4 $44 team Sierra C, 5th floor0-2000 Knockout Teams 0-2000 3-4 $40 team Yerba Buena 100-750 Knockout Teams 0-750 3-4 $40 team Yerba Buena 10Candlestick Bracketed KO Teams 1-2nd $40 team Yerba Buena 10Rolling Hills Flighted Open Swiss Teams A Unlimited 1-2nd $80 team Yerba Buena 9 B 0-1000 1-2nd $80 team Yerba Buena 9 C 0-300 1-2nd $80 team Yerba Buena 9Stratified Open Pairs A 1000+ 1-2nd $40 pair Yerba Buena 7 B 300-1000 1-2nd $40 pair Yerba Buena 7 C 0-300 1-2nd $40 pair Yerba Buena 7Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday Continuous/Side Pairs 750+, 0-750 3-4 $20 pair Golden Gate B199er Pairs 0-200 only $18 pair Golden Gate A99er Pairs 0-100 only $18 pair Golden Gate A49er Pairs 0-50 only $18 pair Golden Gate ANon Master Pairs 0-20 only $18 pair Golden Gate ANewcomer Pairs 0-5 only $18 pair Golden Gate AStratified 99er Swiss Teams 0-100 only $36 team Golden Gate A
Wednesday, November 27, 1996, 7:30 p.m.Stratified Board-a-Match Teams A 1000+ only $36 team Yerba Buena 10 B 300-1000 only $36 team Yerba Buena 10 C 0-300 only $36 team Yerba Buena 10
Wednesday, November 27, 1996, 11:30 p.m.Zip Knockout only $9/team/match Golden Gate A
Thursday, November 28, 1996, 8:45 a.m.Event MP Limit Session Entry Fee SoldDaybreak Bracketed KO Teams 2nd round $40 team Yerba Buena 10Morning Bracketed KO Teams 4th round $40 team Yerba Buena 10St. Louis Morning Continuous/Side Pairs 750+, 0-750 1st $20 pair Golden Gate AStratified 99er Pairs 50-100 only $18 pair Golden Gate A
20-50 only $18 pair Golden Gate A 0-20 only $18 pair Golden Gate A
Thursday, November 28, 1996, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.Stratified Senior Pairs A 1000+ 1-2nd $40 pair Golden Gate C B 300-1000 1-2nd $40 pair Golden Gate C C 0-300 1-2nd $40 pair Golden Gate C
Thursday, November 28, 1996, 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m.Stratified Fast Open Pairs A 1000+ 1-2nd $40 pair Golden Gate B B 300-1000 1-2nd $40 pair Golden Gate B C 0-300 1-2nd $40 pair Golden Gate B
Thursday, November 28, 1996, 12:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.BLUE RIBBON PAIRS 1-2nd Final $48 pair Yerba Buena 7SENIOR KO TEAMS Round 5 $44 team Sierra C, 5th floorKarlis Vedins Stratified Open Pairs* 1000+ 1-2nd $40 pair Yerba Buena 9 B* 300-1000 1-2nd $40 pair Yerba Buena 9 C* 0-300 1-2nd $40 pair Yerba Buena 90-2000 Knockout Teams 0-2000 5-6 $40 team Yerba Buena 100-750 Knockout Teams 0-750 5-6 $40 team Yerba Buena 10Candlestick Bracketed KO Round 3, 4 $40 team Yerba Buena 10Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday Continuous/Side Pairs 750+, 0-750 5-6 $20 pair Yerba Buena 9199er Pairs 0-200 only $18 pair Golden Gate A99er Pairs 0-100 only $18 pair Golden Gate A49er Pairs 0-50 only $18 pair Golden Gate ANon Master Pairs 0-20 only $18 pair Golden Gate ANewcomer Pairs 0-5 only $18 pair Golden Gate A
Thursday, November 28, 1996, 11:30 p.m.Zip KO Teams only $9/team/match Golden Gate A
* Sections of Classic Bridge -- the game with the abbreviated convention card, NO alerts and NO announcements -- will be offered in this event.
TOMORROW�S SCHEDULE
