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Rash and Geraldine Robson were the winners of thetwo-session NABC 49er Pairs on Wednesday. But theydidn’t win. The mistakes they found cost them the vic-tory, but “We can’t live with this. We didn’t win.”

They took their game report home with them,but they didn’t come in to play on Thursday.

When they arrived to play yesterday, they soughtout Tournament Director Judy Cotterman. “Thescores for three of our boards are wrong,” they said.

They were right – somehow the same score tickethad been entered for two different pairs. The scoresshown for them on the recap sheet were minus 50,minus 150 and minus 50. Their actual scores on thoseboards were minus 1460, minus 200 and minus 130.

When the scores were tallied, Rash and Robsonhad tumbled to fifth place, the last place to count inthe overall. The new winners were Daniel Taylor ofLittleton CO and Judith Hunt of Englewood Co.

Daniel Taylor and Judith Hunt, new winners ofthe NABC 49er Pairs

In all the years that she has beenin charge of caddies at NABCs, JackieMatthews has never had a group withas many first-timers. Of the 45 cad-dies working at the Cincinnati NABC,only eight had ever caddied beforethis tournament.

Not that Matthews is complain-ing, mind you.

“Getting the job done is whatcounts,” says Matthews, mother fig-ure to countless caddies through theyears. “This group has been great.They are very bright. They learn fast– and they just move.”

Bernice Gee of Regina SK is oneof three national head caddies work-ing the Cincinnati tournament. She

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Young caddies enjoy themselves during a break Fridayafternoon. From left, Chris Collins, David Roberts, TravisRadtke, Michelle Griffin and Lisa Burton.

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on the Internet all over the world by Internet Broad-cast TV of Atlanta, according to John Stamey ofWinston-Salem NC, who is here making the arrange-ment for the televised show. The show will appearon www.championshipbridge.com

The production of the show will resemble theSuper Bowl format in football. At noon the pregameshow, sponsored by Bridge Baron, will be aired. Thiswill include interviews with some of the players aswell as commentary by Jerry Helms concerning theevents leading up to the final – the upsets, the stel-lar performances, key appeals, etc.

Then the presentation of the match will start at1 p.m. Four cameras will be in the rooms, and partof the screen will show the hand and part will showone or more of the players. The color of the cardswill change as they are played so that the spectatorswill be able to stay on top of the play. Expert com-

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Joan Stein of Milwaukee and Eunice Rosen ofHighland Park IL today reign as Women’s Pairschampions, but they almost didn’t play. Rosen hadforgotten about their date, but Stein called her athome a few days ago and told her to get to Cincin-nati pronto. Rosen checked the airlines and didn’tlike the $800 fare quoted, but she finally drove inwith Martha Katz.

It was a close finish. Stein and Rosen called theirfinal session “flat”, but it was good enough to edgeMarilyn Hemenway and Barbara Fellows of Omahaby 6.54 points. Close behind in third place wereSylvia Moss and Judi Radin of New York City.

Both Stein and Rosen were happy to be win-ners after all these years. Stein’s other NABC tri-

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pital for treatment of an infection, was available toplay the second half of his squad’s Vanderbilt Knock-out Teams semifinal match Friday. He wasn’t neededfor long.

The Nick Nickell team, ahead by 108-25 at thebreak, upped the lead to 130 IMPs after three quar-ters, prompting their opponents (Bobby Wolff andcompany) to withdraw and allowing Soloway to seekmore treatment. He is expected to play in today’sfinal against the Richard Schwartz team, also blow-out winners Friday.

You can watch the final on vugraph, starting at1 p.m. in the Convention Center, Rooms 200-201and 213-214. Chris Compton will lead an expertpanel of commentators, including Zia Mahmood,Chip Martel, David Berkowitz, Barry Rigal andGeorge Jacobs. See related story below.

Callers are needed for the Vanderbilt final – twoin the afternoon and two in the evening. Callers willrelay calls and plays to the vugraph operators. Ifyou are interested in being a caller, contact PattyJohnson in Tournament Operations.

Nickell, Richard Freeman, Bob Hamman,Soloway, Jeff Meckstroth and Eric Rodwell are seek-ing their first Vanderbilt championship. They have

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Pratap Rajadhyaksha and Steve Landen

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played together 18 years and come in second in sev-eral major events. Until Friday, they had never beenin the winner’s circle together.

They rectified that situation in grand style, win-ning Open Pairs II by more than 120 matchpointswith two strong games in the final of the event.

Second place went to Ken Kranyak of Bay Vil-lage OH and Harry Stratton of Columbus OH.

Rajadhyaksha, formerly of Michigan but nowliving in Powell, in the Columbus area, won his firstNorth American championship after several second-place finishes.

Among his second-place finishes are the NorthAmerican Pairs and the Grand National Teams, bothin partnership with Landen. “I’ve been second a lot,”said Rajadhyaksha.

He and his brother own and operate an engi-neering company, DLZ Corporation, andRajadhyaksha finds that he has limited time forbridge with a business to run and a family. He andhis wife have two daughters.

Rajadhyaksha and Landen get together once ina while at a tournament to practice for the NABCs,but that’s about the limit of their bridge.

Landen lives in Rochester Hills, “right near theSilverdome” in the Detroit area. He has done com-puter consulting work, but for the last couple of yearshe has been a stay-at-home dad, taking care of six-year-old Samantha and five-year-old Matthew. Theyounger child has cerebral palsy and is wheelchairbound, so Landen has his hands full.

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�� 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: John Blubaugh, Safety Plays. Grand

Ballroom A, Regal. Blubaugh, Indianapolis, is a professional player, teacher and lecturer.1:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Vanderbilt final on Vugraph, Rooms 200-201 & 213-214, Convention Center.7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Grant Baze, Judgment. Grand Ballroom A,

Regal. Baze, La Jolla CA, is a bridge professional who has a lifetime total of more than30,000 masterpoints and more than 500 regional wins. He has won two of the three mostprestigious North American team championships — the Reisinger Board-a-Match Teamsin 1970 and the Spingold in 1975 and 1997.

11:45 p.m. Free food and beverages at the Convention Center.

Today is Cabo Mining Day at the CincinnatiNABC. Today’s Open Pairs event is the Digital Net-work Services Pairs. Digital Network Services(DNS) is part of Cabo. What is thebackground of today’s sponsor,Cabo Mining?

It started out as a mining com-pany in 1984, but it is much morethan that today. The company wasestablished as a publicly tradedcompany on the Vancouver StockExchange in 1986. But the big change came latelast year when Cabo acquired Digital Network Ser-vices (DNS).

DNS assists independent international and U.S.interexchange carriers (IXC’s), major internationalcorporations, select affinity groups and foreigncountries in identifying cost effective alternativetelecommunication needs. It provides unique, stateof the art solutions to maintain effective interna-tional networks, with significant cost savings.

DNS has formed a telecommunications jointventure for providing Peruvians with direct accessto the world-wide voice data network. Working incooperation with DNS is the Consultoria andGestion de Telecommunicaciones S.A. of Peru. Theresult of the joint venture will be excellent telecom-munications in Peru.

Grace Jeklin of Vancouver BC went to thePartnership Desk on Thursday and found a part-ner for the Open Pairs. It became clear early onthat this was not going to be a fun day. Grace’spartner had derogatory things to say on just aboutevery board. Grace was feeling worse – all shecould think of was that she had to play a secondsession with this woman. She knew the ACBLexpects players to honor their commitment andplay in the sessions for which they signed up.What Jeklin didn’t know was Zero Tolerance.

On the next-to-last round, Jeklin and her part-ner played against Lynn Deas and Curtis Cheek.Jeklin’s partner told Jeklin that she should go backto Flight C where she belonged. Deas told herthat was not a nice thing to say. The woman reit-erated that Jeklin belonged in Flight C. On thelast round, Deas and Cheek could hear Jeklin be-ing harassed once again.

After the game finished, Deas and Cheeksought Jeklin out. They told her there was no rea-son in this wide world why she should have toaccept such abuse, and there also was no reasonwhy she would have to play in the second ses-sion. They went to Henry Cukoff, the director.

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Cabo is still in the mining explo-ration business as well. As a matter offact, Cabo officials see a connection

between mining and telecommunications – both requireexploration and follow-through once something is dis-covered.

George Johnson, who took ATC Communica-tions from a small start-up in 1982 to a companythat sold for $1 billion to LDDS (now known as MCIWorldcom) in 1991, and who now is in charge ofDNS, enjoys bridge in his spare time. He is a LifeMaster. Mike Rahtjen, a top-flight bridge player,works with DNS as a consultant.

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After listening to the story, he told Jeklin that shedid not have to play another session with this ob-jectionable partner. He said she would not be al-lowed to play in the second session. He also gaveJeklin a note entitling her to a free play.

Then Jeklin was told about Zero Tolerance.Under the ZT plan, no one has to accept abusefrom a partner or an opponent. If unpleasantnessarises at a table, the players should call the direc-tor and report the details. The director has the rightto impose strong disciplines if convinced that thereport is true.

In other words, Jeklin could have called the di-rector early in the session if she had known aboutZT. Once the director heard the sordid details,chances are the director would have told the offenderthat she was through for the day. At the very leastshe would have received a stern warning.

No doubt there are many others like Jeklinwho don’t know they have recourse available tothem if someone gets abusive. Both Deas andCheek now feel they should have called the di-rector while the abuse was taking place at theirtable. But they followed through and did a goodeducation job with Jeklin.

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flew in from Muskegon MI on Thursday and headedfor the Intermediate/Newcomer area. They tried the20/50/100 Stratified Pairs and sped away fromthe field. They piled up a 74.61% game, one of thebiggest of the tournament. The won the 50 and 100strats, but Renee’s 35 points made her ineligible forthe 20 contest. Cameron had only seven pointsgoing in.

The seventh grader has been playing bridge forabout a year and a half, but this is the first time hehas played in a big tournament – and it’s a first forhis mother as well. However, Cameron has discov-ered OKbridge, where he signs on as Young One.

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Alex Ornstein gave me a hand from the MixedPairs qualifying which he said demonstrated ad-equately the theory that successful Mixed Pairs strat-egy and good bridge do not have to go hand in hand!

� Q 8 6� A K 7� K Q 9 7� A 5 4

� K 9 7 2 � A 5 4 3� Q 10 5 � J 4 3� 8 6 3 2 � 10� 7 3 � Q J 10 9 6

� J 10� 9 8 6 2� A J 5 4� K 8 2

Ornstein played in 3NT after a North-Southauction of 1� - 1� - 2NT - 3NT. He correctly duckedthe �Q opening lead, then won the next club indummy to pass the �10, the best percentage shotfor the contract. Of course, as the cards lie the de-clarer can build a spade trick for his ninth winner –but something strange happened – the �10 held thetrick!

Now at teams you’d run for home with yournine tricks, but Ornstein looked a little deeper intothe hand and decided to go for broke by leading alow heart from dummy. When West played low,Ornstein ducked. That let East in. What could bemore normal than to clear the clubs while he stillhad his spade entry intact? Alas, that let Ornsteintake his 10 tricks for a spectacular score.

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agrees with Matthews: “Every shift, I’ve had two orthree new people, but they catch on really quickly.I’ve had fun working with them.” The other twonational head caddies are Travis Radtke of FortCollins CO and Elaine Ware of Vernon BC.

One of the newcomers to the caddy world isBridget Conforti of Bellevue KY in the Cincinnatiarea. She is a theater major at Northern KentuckyUniversity. The chairman of the Theater Departmentat NKU, Joe Conger, is a bridge player, and hepointed some of the students in the direction of theNABC as a way to earn a few bucks during springbreak.

Conforti, 18, and Scott Youger, also a theatermajor at NKU, say they have enjoyed the new ex-perience of caddying.

“After you do this for a while, you start hearing‘Caddy!’ in your sleep,” Conforti says.

For Youger, 22, the job is not exactly what heexpected. “I thought it was going to be a lot moreconfusing.”

Youger and Conforti are in a stage productioncalled “Royal Family.” He plays her fiancé. Bothlong for careers in the theater – she in New York, hein London – and both are crazy about Matthews.“She is just wonderful,” says Conforti.

Two other rookies are Lisa Burton and MichelleGriffin, a pair of 16-year-olds from Austin TX.

Griffin is the daughter of James Griffin, three-time winner (with Kenneth Schutze) of the NorthAmerican Pairs, Flight A.

Burton and Griffin, friends at Westwood HighSchool in Austin, had nothing to do during springbreak, so they decided to make the trip to Cincin-nati. Describing her dad’s interest in bridge, Griffinsays, “He’s been playing for, like, ever.”

Says Burton: “It’s actually fun to meet newpeople from everywhere. That’s the neatest part.”

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Both want to play bridge. Says Burton: “I wantto learn so bad.”

Another new helper is Thelma Blubaugh, a Bra-zilian woman who wed John Blubaugh last week.She has enjoyed the caddying experience as “a goodway to know people and make some friends.” Theexposure to bridge has given Thelma a yen to knowmore – even to learn the game.

“I’m curious to know how it works,” saysThelma.

Chris Collins, another newcomer to caddying,is also curious about bridge. In fact, he signed on asa caddy with the idea of kibitzing as much as hecould. “I want to watch,” says Collins, 18, a fresh-man at the University of Cincinnati. “I’m just be-ginning to play.”

Collins, who is majoring in computer networksupport, says he has worked harder than he thoughthe would – but not too hard. “It’s a lot of footwork.”

Matthews says the caddies have come from vari-ous sources, including some American Bridge As-sociation players. One of them, Keith Stephens ofCincinnati, has been working three sessions a daysince Sunday. Betty Bratcher, who has worked withStephens in the newcomer games, says he has beencalled upon to fill as a player several times in theIntermediate/Newcomer games. “He’s really hav-ing fun,” Bratcher says.

Elizabeth Harris, another ABA player servingas a caddy, says she enjoys the work because “itkeeps you busy. It’s better when you’re busy.”

Matthews says that although she and the vet-eran caddies have spent a lot of time training thenewcomers, “they’re all so bright they pick it upvery quickly. People have been stopping me to tellme how good the caddies are.”

Many of the players, she adds, have been veryfriendly to the caddies. Says Matthews: “I want to thankeveryone who has made the caddies’ lives pleasant.”

Jackie Matthews, tournament director in charge ofcaddies at NABCs, is flanked by first-time caddy ThelmaBlubaugh, left, and veteran caddy Bernice Gee.

Caddies Bridget Conforti and Scott Youger aretheater majors at Northern Kentucky Universitynear Cincinnati.

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from San Francisco, was working the afternoongame Tuesday and was called to the table to make aruling on Board 15. At the time, she thought theauction was “unusual,” so she starting watching theboard as the afternoon progressed.

By the end of the session, Barton-Paine was en-thralled with the deal – so much so that she spent acouple of days researching the activity on Board 15.What she found is enough to make a baseballstatistician’s mouth water.

First, the deal.Dlr: South � ---Vul: N-S � K Q 9 7 6 5

� Q 9 7 5 3� Q 10

� Q J 9 5 2 � A 10� 8 2 � J 10 4� 6 � A K J 8� K 6 5 3 2 � A J 9 4

� K 8 7 6 4 3� A 3� 10 4 2� 8 7

Barton-Paine researched the activity on this dealthrough 10 sections of the NABC Mixed Pairs andseven sections of the regional Stratified Open Pairs.

There were 31 different matchpoints results, 12different North-South contracts and 15 differentEast-West contracts.

North-South played everything from a calm 2�to 4� doubled, while East-West found themselvesin a range of contracts from 2� (on a 4-1 fit) to 6�,which has no play unless your mother is on defense.Come to think of it, though, mom would probablydouble you just for having such a bad auction.

Barton-Paine discovered that the most commoncontract was 3� doubled (24 times), followed by3NT by East or West (22 times).

Incredibly, spade contracts were played bySouth, East and West, notrump contracts were playedby North, East and West, and diamond contractswere played by North, South and East.

North-South contracts were2�, 2�, 2� doubled, 2� redoubled, 2NT

doubled, 3�, 3� doubled, 3�, 3� doubled, 4�doubled, 4� and 4� doubled.

East-West contracts were2�, 2�, 2NT, 3�, 3�, 3�, 3� doubled, 3NT, 4�,

4�, 4� doubled, 4NT, 5�, 5� doubled and 6�.Scores ranged from minus (or plus) 50 to mi-

nus 2200, which occurred twice when 2� redoubledwent down four.

On another occasion, the same contract wentdown only three for minus 1600. The defenders whogot 2� doubled five tricks are probably annoyed thatthey didn’t get one of the redoubled shots.

There were several scores which were not re-peated, including 3� doubled making three for plus730, 5� doubled making five for plus 550 and 3�by East (the 4-1 fit) down five for minus 250.

It’s clear that it’s impossible to make 4� on thisdeal from the Charity Knockouts. But Larry Moridid, thanks to a strange discard by his right-handopponent.

Dealer: North� 8Vul: Both � Q J 8 5

� J 9 7 5 4 3� 8 6

� A J 9 2 � 10 6 5 4 3� 10 9 4 � 6� 10 � A Q 6 2� Q 10 9 5 2 � A 7 3

� K Q 7� A K 7 3 2� K 8� K J 4

West North East SouthDiesel MoriPass Pass 1�

Pass 2� 2� DblPass 3� Pass 3NTPass 4� All Pass

You have to lose one spade, the � A, a diamondruff, a club, right? Wrong!

West led his singleton diamond, and East gavehim a ruff after winning the ace. The �2 asked for aclub back, so West led a club to the ace. East won

and led a third diamond. This time Mori rose withthe trump ace as West pitched the �9. Mori took thetrump king and queen, then ruffed a diamond, set-ting up two long diamonds. He could get two dis-cards, but he needed three. He led to the �J andeveryone pitched spades on the good diamonds. Nextcame the �8, and East fell from grace – he discardedthe �10. That put more pressure on West than hecould bear. He had to come down to two cards, buthe knew he had to save the doubleton �Q – so hepitched the �A. South had pitched his last spade.

That made the �8 the master spade the first timethe suit was led, allowing Mori to get rid of his lastloser. The �K took the last trick, which also wasthe game-going trick.

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��Friends of former ACBL Presidents Doug Drew

and Dick Anderson threw a surprise birthday partyfor them yesterday – even though it wasn’t either’sbirthday. Drew turned 70 on March 3, and Ander-son will hit the 60th milestone on the 20th. In thetoast given for them, they were told, “Every day af-ter today is an overtrick.”

��Tournament director Sue Doe was called to the

table for a ruling. After hearing the choices, the playerasked, “Can I call for the lead of that suit?” Sue saidyes. The player responded, “Then I so do, Sue Doe.”


In order to keep the bridge public informed ofappeals results in a timely fashion, the NABC DailyBulletin staff publishes write-ups. Every effort ismade to ensure that these reports are accurate andcomplete. However, before they are published in theNABC Appeals Casebook, revisions may be made.

TOURNAMENT APPEALS

Appeals Case 12Subject (Tempo):Event: NABC Vanderbilt KO Teams, March 14,

Round of 32Bd: 6 Venkatrao KoneruDlr: East � J975Vul: E/W � 107

� AK732� K9

Sam Lev John Mohan� 102 � A8643� 9543 � Q82� 105 � 98� QJ1064 � 752

Pratap Rajadhyaksha� KQ� AKJ6� QJ64� A83

West North East SouthPass 2NT

Pass 3� Pass 3�Pass 4�(1) Pass 5�Pass 5�(2) Pass 6�

(1) Shows four spades and 5+ diamonds; slam try(2) Break in tempoThe Facts: 6� made six, plus 920 for N/S. The

opening lead was the �A. The 5� bid was made af-ter some thought. The Director ruled that pass wasa logical alternative for South and the 6� bid was

Appeals Case 11Subject (Tempo):Event: Charity Pairs, March 9, Single SessionBd: 7 � 52Dlr: South � 98542Vul: Both � Q74

� A64� K83 � AQJ964� AKJ � 1076� AK98 � 10� K102 � QJ7

� 107� Q3� J6532� 9853

West North East SouthPass

2NT Pass 3�(1) Pass3� Pass 4NT Pass5� Pass 5�(2) Pass6� All Pass

(1) Transfer(2) Break in tempoThe Facts: 6� made six, plus 1430 for E/W.

The Director was called at the time of the 6� bid.All players were in agreement that East took “a longtime” before bidding 5�. West stated that he bid 6�because his 5� bid was a misbid in their RomanKey Card system. The Director ruled that there wasno disagreement that the break in tempo had oc-curred. Pass was determined to be a logical alterna-tive to the action selected. The contract was changedto 5� made six, plus 680 for E/W.

The Appeal: E/W appealed the Director’s rul-ing and were the only players to attend the hearing.E/W had 375 and 1000 masterpoints respectively.East believed that the 5� bid took at least 15 sec-onds and perhaps more as he had a lot to consider,including bidding 6� and hoping for a successfulspade finesse. West said he forgot about the trumpking (he thought he had two aces without the queenand after he bid he remembered the trump king);his correct bid was 5�. He said that even before hispartner took time, he had decided that if his partnerbid 5� he would bid 6�; or raise 6� to 7�. E/Wnever considered that 4NT might be quantitative.They said that 4NT was always Key Card and neverplain Blackwood ever since they experienced somemisunderstandings a couple of years ago.

The Panel Decision: This appeal is strikinglysimilar to a misbid in a Key Card Blackwood auc-tion at the Vancouver NABC (Grizzly Experiencesin Vancouver - Case Two) in which the Panel hadaccepted expert opinion that passing was not a logi-cal alternative to bidding the slam. The experts inthat case were nearly unanimous in their opinionthat the bids on the table and irrefutable logic com-pelled bidding the slam. In this case the Panel wentthrough the steps: (1) Was there an unmistakablehesitation? Yes. (2) Did the break suggest that bid-ding 6� would be more successful than passing?Yes. (3) Was pass a logical alternative to bidding6� (would some number of West’s peers seriouslyconsider it?) This was the question that was put toseveral experts. Two players were consulted togetherand one was slightly on the side of allowing 6�, theother slightly more in favor of pass. Both could beswayed by strong arguments and both were hard-

pressed to find a hand when 6� was wrong. Thethird player strongly supported bidding 6� whilethe fourth believed that unless the pair might be bid-ding straight Blackwood or quantitative, the 6� bidshould be allowed. The fifth player didn’t like out-of-tempo Blackwood but believed that pass was nota logical alternative, and he would not have evencalled the Director. Player six thought the reasonsfor bidding 6� were sound but self serving andwould not allow the bid. Player seven would notallow a bid because once the captain has asked thequestion, then huddles, then signs off, the resultstands failing overwhelming reason.

The Panel accepted these opinions as establish-ing that some number of West’s peers would at leastseriously consider passing. Therefore, pass was alogical alternative. In coming to the decision thePanel considered whether or not the time to re-evalu-ate was authorized, and concluded that even thoughthe time itself was part of the auction, and thereforeauthorized, the unauthorized information was thefact that partner was considering a call which shouldhave been (almost) automatic based on the reply toBlackwood. That break in tempo demonstrably sug-gested that the responder to Blackwood review theauction and the calls he made, to find the one whichgave partner the cause for this consideration. Un-like a continued Blackwood 5NT auction wherepartner is asked to evaluate his hand with a grandslam in mind, in the present auction without theunauthorized information it was a logical alterna-tive to assume that partner’s captaincy governs andthat he knows where to place the contract after theresponse. No need for re-evaluation, re-assessment,or re-count of controls is necessary. The Panelchanged the contract to 5� made five, plus 680 forE/W (Law 12C2).

DIC of Event: Millard NachtweyPanel: Ron Johnston (Reviewer), Mike Flader,

Charlie MacCracken, Susan Patricelli, Matt Smith,Sol Weinstein

Players consulted: Karen Allison, BartBramley, Mark Lair, Mike Passell, Barry Rigal,Michael Shuster, Ken Shutze

demonstrably suggested. The contract was changedto 5� made six, plus 420 for N/S.

The Appeal: N/S appealed the Director’s rul-ing. South said that when his partner bid 4�, whichby agreement was a slam try showing a five-cardsuit, he was intending always to bid a small slam.He said it seemed sure that his partner had at leasttwo of the cover cards he needed.

South considered bidding 4� (systemically de-fined to be Roman Keycard Blackwood; the suitabove the “agreed” minor) but was afraid in thepresent auction that his partner might take it to benatural with a five-card suit and pass.

Since 4� would be natural, he cuebid 5� hop-ing his partner could bid 5� on the way, in whichcase he would have bid 5NT—grand slam force.With their Blackwood agreements in doubt he de-cided that 5� was the only possible advance. N/Ssaid they were not experienced as a partnership,having played together three or four times before.

They had no system notes and had put their cardtogether in about an hour. They had specificallyagreed that the 4� bid was a slam try with fourspades and five or more diamonds. They had alsoagreed that if there was a clearly agreed minor, thenthe suit over the minor was Blackwood. N/S agreedthat the amount of time taken to bid 5� was quitelong.

The Committee Decision: Given that the breakin tempo was agreed upon and given that there wasno dispute that it suggested further action, the onlyquestion for the Committee was whether there wasa logical alternative to bidding 6�. The Committeediscounted South’s contention that he was person-ally committed to bidding 6�.

The definition of logical alternative used by theACBL is a bid that some number of the players,peers would have seriously considered. The Com-mittee considered such hands as �J10xx �Q�K10xxxx �KQ and �J10xx �Qx �Axxxx �KQfor North. With the first two aces are missing whilewith the second the trump suit will be playable forno losers in fewer than 50% of the cases. The Com-mittee thought that both of these might be handswith which North would try for slam in diamondsand then bid 5�. The break in tempo suggests thatNorth has neither of these hands and makes the 6�bid a certainty. While most good players (of whomSouth clearly was one) would bid 6� on this auc-tion in a vacuum, there would have been some whowould have seriously considered passing to protectagainst the lighter hands North might have for hisslam try.

Therefore, under the Laws and ACBL regula-tions, it was appropriate to not allow the 6� bid.The contract was changed to 5� made six, plus 420for N/S.

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

Brownstein, Martin Caley, Barry Rigal, MichaelRosenberg

��In the Senior Pairs, a partnership sat down to

play against Max Hardy, author of books and a ma-jor authority on five-card majors. The visiting pairannounced that they were playing five-card majorsand that a two-level new-suit response to an open-ing suit bid was forcing to game.

The auction then proceeded: 1� - 2� - 2� - 2�- PASS! The partner of the passer turned to Hardyand asked plaintively, “You wrote the book. Shecan’t pass, can she?” Hardy agreed she couldn’t pass– but she did!


The Bull spent the better part of the day withhis DC spin doctor, national media people and per-sonal assistants fending off an anti-bovine attackpublished in yesterday’s Daily Bulletin.

None other than the illustrious New York Timesbridge columnist Alan Truscott (rumored to be asecret agent of the WBF) believes that marking thenumber of tempo breaks by each player establishesa semi-reasonable manner in which to decide aVenice Cup.

Of course, the Bull would like for the time-keep-ing mechanism to give credit for fast play as a coun-terweight to slow play. This would haven given theworld’s No. 1-ranked woman player -- ACBL’s JillMeyers -- credit for fast play as compared to thereasonably paced Dutch women. Marking onlytempo breaks, the method allegedly used to mea-sure time in a world championship final, miserablyfails to account for fast play by any player.

From the Bull’s Eye View, the minimum priceof allowing a slow-play penalty to even possiblydecide a world championship 128-board knockoutmatch is the recording of exact time, which accu-rately reflects the total time elapsed by pair, not therecording of the number of tempo breaks (note thatnot even the length was recorded for sure, but totalnumber of tempo breaks only), and most certainlyslow-play penalties must not be allowed if themethod keeps time by individual player, rather thanby each pair.

If the officials are interjecting artificial con-straints upon the result of the Bull’s beloved bridge,then the judges have the highest of fiduciary respon-sibilities to be as exact as possible in keeping time.

In the unfortunate Venice Cup, the players up-

��held their end of the deal and performed admirablyand with distinguished decorum – during and afterthe match.

The Dutch gesture of a rematch, accepted bythe Americans, confirms that the Europeans prefera more convincing victory and is a truly grand Dutchgesture to recover the luster of the Venice Cup. TheDutch gesture is a gesture of love for the game.Vielen dank.

Although the Bull would like to focus on thecard play rather than the officiating, it was actuallynice to have something to snort around about yes-terday while #2 Nickell blew out original # 14 Wolff-Morse, Ekeblad-Sutherlin, and Adam Wildavskypartnered by a Golden Oldie, Stakgold; at the sametime, Schwartz rode a large first half lead againstCayne-Burger, Seamon-Passell, and Lair-Smith.

Finally, into the final of the 2000 Vanderbilt:The world’s #1 ranked player, Bob Hamman,

has not won the Vanderbilt since 1973, and indeedNick n’ Dick, HamWay and Meckwell will findthemselves stuck 18 at half-time -- but in the sec-ond half Zia and Michael pass out 11 opposite 11while Meckwell relay themselves to 5�* in a 4-3and Michael strikes back, making 1NT redoubledon a non-simultaneous double squeeze. Weinsteinand Levin play almost flawlessly, but Meckwell arethe world’s hottest pair at the moment and the Heartof Soloway is the soul of a Lion.

Nickell at the pole over the Horse by a nose.Hamman ends his spring hibernation early to cap-ture the 2000 Vanderbilt Cup by 2 IMPs in over-time.

The Bull is headed out West to Anaheim, Y’allcome, ya hear?

PAIRING FOR VANDERBILT FINAL 107 TeamsRichard Schwartz, East Elmhurst NY; Drew Casen, Boca Raton FL; Zia Mahmood, New York NY;

Michael Rosenberg, Wykagyl NY; Robert Levin, Orlando FL; Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ vs

Nick Nickell, New York NY; Richard Freeman, Atlanta GA; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL; Eric Rodwell,Clearwater FL; Bob Hamman, Dallas TX; Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA

multiple wins in the other two major team eventson the ACBL calendar – the Spingold KnockoutTeams and the Reisinger Board-a-Match Teams –plus two Bermuda Bowl titles.

In Wolff, the Nickell squad faced a former team-mate. Wolff was Hamman’s partner in most of theNickell team’s North American championships andin one of the Bermuda Bowl wins. Wolff was play-ing with Dan Morse, John Sutherlin, Russ Ekeblad,Adam Wildavsky and Ivar Stakgold.

The Wolff team was never in the match. Nickelljumped out to a 50-22 lead in the first quarter, andfollowed that with a 58-3 second stanza. WithSoloway in the lineup for the third quarter, Nickellpoured it on, winning that session, 51-4. Wolff with-drew, trailing 159-29.

The Cayne-Schwartz match was not much moreinteresting. Schwartz, playing with Drew Casen, Zia,Michael Rosenberg, Robert Levin and SteveWeinstein, jumped out to a 44-12 lead after onequarter, adding another 48 IMPs in the second setto lead, 92-23, at the half.

Cayne (Chuck Burger, Mark Lair, Ron Smith,Mike Passell, Michael Seamon) fell further behindin the second half, losing the third quarter, 56-17. Afourth-quarter rally was too little, too late, and Caynewas ousted, 184-89.

The last time the Nickell team made it to thefinal of the Vanderbilt was in 1996, when they facedthe team of Zia, Rosenberg, Seymon Deutsch, Marteland Lew Stansby. Zia’s team prevailed, 146-109.

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Matchpoints drives you to taking some big po-sitions. Here is Debbie Rosenberg at work again.

� 6 3� K J 4 3 2� K Q 9 6 2� 7 4

� 7 4 2 � A Q J 8 5� 10 9 � A Q 8� A 10 8 5 4 3 � J 7� 7 4 � A K 2

� K 10 9� 7 6 5� –� Q J 10 9 8 6 5

Rosenberg was East, and she balanced over JimGriffin’s 3� preempt with 3NT – the first of her goodviews. She won the club lead and drove out the �K,noting with pleasure that the King was offside and thatthe suit had split. She won the club return and then ranthe spades, leaving this position:

� –� K J 4� K Q 9� --

� – � --� 10 � A Q 8� A 10 8 5 4 � J 7� – � 2

� –� 6 5� –� 10 9 8 6

Rosenberg played the �J to the ace, then ran the�10 (risking defeat of course if South turned up withthe king or the jack). Then she exited with a diamond,endplaying Tobi Sokolow to lead a heart in the two-card ending for plus 630 and a fine result.

How well do you know your suit combinations?Look at the heart suit on this deal.

� Q� K 9 6 5� A Q 10 3� Q 8 7 3

� K 2 � A J 6 5 4 3� A J 10 8 7 4 3 � --� K � J 9 6 2� J 10 4 � A K 5

� 10 9 8 7� Q 2� 8 7 5 4� 9 6 2

If you play 4� you will struggle on repeatedtrump leads, but you can succeed by forcing thedefense to open up diamonds.

Look at 4� by West, however, on a club lead.You win this in hand perhaps, and now to succeedyou must hold your heart losers to two. Lead the�A and then follow up with a low heart. That holdsyour losers to two if either defender has K-x or Q-x.Leading the ace and then the jack succeeds if some-one has a doubleton 9 – but that is only half as likely.(Of course, spoilsport North-South might lead the�Q and beat you on the ruff – but that is too tough,I think.)

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��"��#��This interesting deal occurred in the second

qualifying session of the Mixed Pairs.Board 23 � K 4 3 2Dlr: South � AVul: Both � K 8 5 4 3

� K 8 6� A J 9 � 10 8� K 9 8 7 6 5 � Q 10� A 9 � Q 7 2� 9 5 � A Q 7 4 3 2

� Q 7 6 5� J 4 3 2� J 10 6� J 10

West North East SouthPass

1� Dbl Redbl 1�2� Pass 3� Pass4� All Pass

Mark Itabashi, West, and Nancy Passell, East,arrived at the aggressive 4� contract. The openinglead of the � 2 went to the queen and ace. A lowheart was led to the ace, and North cashed the �Kbefore exiting with a low spade, which declarer tookwith the jack. Declarer can place both minor suitkings with North because of the bidding, so whetherNorth is 5-3 or 4-4 in the minors does not matter.

Declarer now has to make the key play of cashingthe �K, not playing low to the queen. Next declarermust lead the �9 to force out the jack. Declarer winsthe diamond return and runs trumps, catching North ina guard squeeze. Eventually declarer scores the lastthree tricks with the �A-Q-x.

Note that North must shift to a club at trick twofollowed by another club later to break up thesqueeze. Plus 420 proved to be an excellent scorefor East-West.

�� This is a reminder that the Convention Center

is a non-smoking facility. Players must go outsideto smoke. Violators will be subject to Zero Toler-ance citations.

At the Regal Hotel, smoking is restricted to des-ignated areas.

His wife is vice president of finance and ad-ministration at Oakland University.

The win was Landen’s second North Americanchampionship. He won the same event at the SpringNABC in Fort Worth in 1990.

Landen and Rajadhyaksha, third after the firsttwo qualifying sessions, came through with a64.42% game in the first final session and followedthat with a solid 55.90% game in the second final.

Open Pairs IIContinued from page 1

!�� I’d like to issue an invitation to all of you. Join

me and other members of the Goodwill Committeein promoting better bridge. Your behavior towardpartner and your opponents can produce better re-sults and a more enjoyable game for everyone.

Do your part.Aileen Osofsky, Chairman, Goodwill Committee


��THURSDAY NIGHT KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 11 Teams 3.19 1 Todd Wolford, Aurora OH;Harley Bress, Cordova TN; Jennifer-JoHartsman, Lawrenceville GA; Kent Mignocchi,Bronx NY 2.39 2 J. Robert Beck - SharonBeck, Pearland TX; William Smith, HoustonTX; Mahesh Rathi, Austin TX 1.60 3/4 Doug Moore - SuziShymanski, Ballwin MO; Sherman Ng - DavidJohnson, Calgary AB 1.60 3/4 Jason Feldman, ClaremontCA; Paul Bethe, Williamstown MA; RachaelMoller, West Harrison NY; David Gurvich, NewYork NY

Bracket 2 11 Teams 3.19 1 Robert Carter - MichaelMacPash - Frederic Pollack - Jodie Kieffer,Cincinnati OH 2.39 2 Thomas Corlett - EthelBuzze, Waco TX; Gary Neisler, N Richlnd HlsTX; Nancy Peterson, Euless TX 1.60 3/4 Jon Coffee, Bloomfield MI;Brenda Jaffe, Farmington MI; Bonnie Wood,Northville MI; Lynne Cook, Wyandotte MI 1.60 3/4 Lynn Rattinger - CarolRobey, Roanoke VA; Pete Robey, Buena VistaVA; Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansburg VA

MORNING KNOCKOUTS 2Bracket 1 15 TeamsChuck Said, Nashville TN; John Russell, NorthBarringto IL; Dick Benson, Le Roy IL; PaulSchroeder, New Berlin WI; Gary Kessler,Springfield IL

vsSimon Kantor, Agawam MA; Murray Melton,Las Vegas NV; Mel Colchamiro - JanetColchamiro, Merrick NY; Kenneth Schutze -James Griffin, Austin TX

Bracket 2 16 TeamsGary Fan - Sheila Dippel, Florence KY; BettyHurst, Ft Mitchell KY; Belen Suarez, Cincin-nati OH; E Hale, Rolla MO; Steven Lamer,Waterloo IA

vsJon Tressler, Eugene OR; Charles Rethlefsen,Corvallis OR; William Smith, Deerfield IL; PaulJanus, Lincolnshire IL

Bracket 3 16 TeamsMark B Lombard - Renato Robledo, Phila-delphia PA; Richard Telkamp - KathleenTelkamp, Birmingham AL

vsAndrew Speers - Jayaram Chari, Edmonton AB;David Johnson - Sherman Ng, Calgary AB

EARLY RISER COMPACT KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 14 TeamsMartin Hunter - Andy Stark, Mississauga ON;Ranald Davidson, Toronto ON; Ina Demme,Willowdale ON

vsScott Merritt, Champaign IL; Adam Miller,Redondo Beach CA; Daniel Levin, Chicago IL;Nick Suciu, Lake Forest IL

John Malley, Pascoag RI; Margaret Williams,Burlington NJ; Richard De Martino, RiversideCT; Paul Kinney, Jamaica Plain MA

vsJean Castonguay, Lery PQ; Roger Dunn,Brossard PQ; Michael Young - AndreChartrand, Chateauguay PQ

Bracket 2 16 TeamsMahesh Rathi - James Breihan - Mike Ralston,Austin TX; John Oakley, Round Rock TX

vsGeorge Klemic, Hillside IL; Rowen Bell,Evanston IL; David Hemmer, Chicago IL; BrianMeyer, Buffalo NY

Sheila Bello - Mary Bell - Carolyn Leaf -Carole Fox, Lexington KY

vsKenton Hayes Jr - Leonard Schmidt Jr - BillMcAvinue, Louisville KY; Pat Cole,Glenview KY

Bracket 3 16 TeamsAnne Marie Hinds, Newtown PA; FaraleeBaidinger - Rita Thompson, Angola IN;Darlene Bandeen, Pioneer OH

vsM Broida, Oxford OH; Ruth Goodpasture,Bourbonnais IL; Nancy Ferguson, GreenbraeCA; John Stoppiello, Hamilton OH

Jim Saxon - Liz Hannon, Annapolis MD; BillBauknight - Charles Bauknight, Anderson SC

vsWojciech Golik - Cheryl Davis - Scott Davis,Saint Louis MO; Wojciech Kaniewski, Ches-terfield MO

Bracket 6 16 Teams 13.80 1 Janis Ford - Dinah Will-iams - Janice Marks, Columbus OH; MargaretYoungblood, Westerville OH 10.35 2 Vila Sill - Ann Hagerty -Christine Pugh, Cincinnati OH; Harriet Hussey,Aiken SC 6.90 3/4 M Broida - Betty Wills -Vicky Agee, Oxford OH; Edna Gawlick - JohnStoppiello, Hamilton OH; Ruth Goodpasture,Bourbonnais IL 6.90 3/4 Larry Shell - Dale Wicks,Muscatine IA; Alan Goff - Coral Harris,Waltham MA

KNOCKOUT TEAMS III(Revised Standings)

KNOCKOUT TEAMS IVBracket 1 16 TeamsJohn Zilic, Houston TX; Sylvia Summers,Torrance CA; Thomas Peters - Carolyn Pe-ters, Grapeland TX

vsGerald Gitles, Chicago IL; Joseph Machotka,Glenview IL; Ellen Wiebe - Lavern Wiebe,Aurora IL

John Blubaugh - Al Fenton - Dave Durlacher,Indianapolis IN; John Villman, Yorba LindaCA

vsPhelps Lambert, Henderson KY; RichardRoiseman, Nashville TN; Alan Goldenberg,Oak Ridge TN; Joe Rickman, Louisville TN

Bracket 2 16 TeamsTodd Wolford, Aurora OH; Eustis Paine III,Melbourne FL; Jason Ciano, LawrencevilleGA; Harley Bress, Cordova TN; PaulLinxwiler, Memphis TN

vsLilly Lachter, Culver City CA; LawrenceDiamond, Orlando FL; Helen Moskowitz,New York NY; John Kuharetz, New MilfordNJ

Kelley Butler - Glenda Hart - Jill Ohlson -Frances Barr, Lexington KY

vsMark Hauser, Rochester Hills MI; AlanLefcort, Monroeville PA; Mary AliceShenefiel - David Shenefiel, Canonsburg PA

Bracket 3 16 TeamsCharles Pan, Chevy Chase MD; Jack Russell,Lyons IL; Dennis O’Dowd, Burbank IL;Kevin O’Malley, Chicago IL

vsKay Swanson, Freeport IL; Erma Thompson,Warren IL; Bobbie Straker, Pekin IL; JoyceMcEldowney, Dunlap IL

William Prensky - Sherman Kahan, FrederickMD; Robert Oslin, Chicago IL; John Bacsa,Wood Dale IL

vsJames Murphy, Nixa MO; Clara Pyles,Shawnee Mission KS; Frank Bresnahan,Titusville FL; Neil Manley Jr, Detroit MI

Bracket 4 16 TeamsConnie Anderson - Ted McLellan, KnoxvilleTN; James Vessell, Seymour TN; BenBrabson Jr, Sevierville TN

vsMark Brader - Catherine Brader, Toronto ON;Marilyn Stickel, Lacon IL; Raymond Russ,Henry IL

Patricia Foutz - John Verthelyi, BlacksburgVA; Tom Gilpin Jr, Princeton WV; RobertoVerthelyi, New York NY

vsRandall Dougherty - Lynne Newman - MarkBullimore - Daniel Kenney, Columbus OH

Bracket 5 16 TeamsDavid Hudson - Paul Hills, Evanston IL;Sylvia Leibach, Buffalo Grove IL; LaurenceZung, Chicago IL

vsRaymond Spalding, Atlanta GA; Dan Plato,Gray TN; Don Greenwood, Tampa FL;Arman Hartung, Pierson FL

T Catino, Loveland OH; Marilena Moore,Miamisburg OH; Diane Rinaldi - W EricMorris, Dayton OH

vs

Micheline Heiche, Silver Spring MD; EmeritaHayward, Leonardtown MD; MarjorieGazzola, Arlington VA; Louise Kavall, LasVegas NV

Bracket 6 16 TeamsJanis Ford - Ann Henkener - David Sellers,Columbus OH; Paul Hern, Cincinnati OH

vsLars Johnson - Joann Russell, Wooster OH;Thomas Adams, Mansfield OH; SallieSloboda, Marion OH

David Kirbawy, Akron OH; Richard Trogdon,Rittman OH; David Paul - Steve Griffin,Wooster OH

vsFrank Magers - Robert Bennett - WilliamErvin - Joan Ervin, Indianapolis IN

Bracket 7 13 TeamsSylvia Peters - Earlene Eckert - Gerry Mirus,Cincinnati OH; Lorna Davis, West Chester OH

vsGloria Gagola, Kent OH; Jayne Fleming, Ak-ron OH; Irene Nicodemus, Tallmadge OH; MGleghorn, Stow OH

R Shair, Champaign IL; Peter Petillo, UrbanaIL; Michelle Wetzel - David Wetzel, MahometIL

vsDonald Brock - Helen Brock - ShirleyLundstrom, Cuyahoga Falls OH; Nancy Evans,Stow OH

Bracket 8 12 TeamsSusan Westerling, Cincinnati OH; MicheleStaats, Loveland OH; Michiko Natsume,Union KY; Linda Luther, Florence KY

vsRichard Magnus - Anita Mangold, CincinnatiOH; Jimmie Bernard, St Petersburg FL; KarenRichards, Harvest AL

Chuck Chang - Jason Rosenfeld, Evanston IL;Drew Becker, Mequon WI; Jonathan Levell,Oak Park IL

vsCliff Pleatman - Michael MacPash - RobertCarter, Cincinnati OH; Scott Ellis, Morrow OH

TelecastContinued from page 1

mentary willbe offered byACBL top-flight play-ers.

After thefirst half isc o m p l e t e ,Helms willtake overagain, talkingwith the players and offer-

ing commentary on the match to thatpoint. This probably will take abouthalf an hour, after which there will bea break. This portion of the show issponsored by Finesse West.

The show will return just beforethe start of play at 8 p.m. After thematch is complete, the show will fea-ture the celebration by the new cham-pions. ACBL is the sponsor of thepost-game show.

The show will be sent all over theworld. Canalweb.net in France, whichhas a weekly feature presentation onbridge every Friday, expects about4000 people in France to be tuned in.UBT-TV in Singapore will do its first-ever live presentation on the Internet.IBTV officials expect the Internetpresentation to be viewed by bridgefans all over the world.

Last night’s Bridge Jeopardy, anabsolutely hilarious show, was tapedby IBTV and will be available forviewing on the Internet.

IBTV has been a pioneerin Internet television broadcasting, of-fering a variety of training and enter-tainment shows. To get the Internetpresentation, first go to thewww.championshipbridge.comwebsite, then click onto the RealPlayer link on the sidebar, then down-load Basic Real Player (free).

Stamey, here to oversee the tele-cast, is a bridge player himself – a LifeMaster, in fact. He teaches computerscience at the University of NorthCarolina in Charlotte. He has beenactive in Unit 169 affairs for manyyears.

��HOWARD KAHLENBERG

of Philadelphia needed two golds.His team placed sixth in theStratified Swiss and that wasgood for five golds plus the goldcard. His all-Philadelphia teamconsisted of partner SidGunawardena and teammatesMark Lombard and RenatoRobledo.

JENNY ROSE became a LifeMaster in a knockout event, play-ing with Jackie Green, LaquittaTalbott and Bill Hurst.

umph occurred 26 years ago when shewon the Life Master Women’s Pairswith Bernice Larson. Rosen’s twoprevious victories go even further back– she won the Mixed Teams in both 1958and 1966. Stein and Rosen play bridgetogether occasionally and have beendoing so for about 20 years. But Rosenlimits her playing these days, so theydon’t get together all that often.

Stein was very excited about hervictory, but when she talked about be-coming a grandmother soon her excite-ment was even more marked. “Mydaughter Lee is expecting in June,” sheexclaimed.

Rosen keeps busy with four chil-dren and four grandchildren “and ahusband!” She said Bill, twice a worldchampion back in the Fifties, doesn’tplay much any more. “He plays golfnowadays.”

It was a popular victory. Playerscrowded around them to offer con-gratulations.

Women's PairsContinued from page 1

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1��Penny Augustine, chairman of the

2001 Summer NABC in Toronto, hasbeen appointed assistant chairman ofthe National Goowill Committee.

The appointment was announcedby Aileen Osofsky, Goodwill chair-man.

Augustine, who lives in Toronto,replaces Sandra Fraser of Montreal onthe committee.

There are seven assistant chair-men. The others are Carol Sanders,Nashville TN; Judy Kay, Narberth PA;George Rosenkranz, Mexico City;Aidan Ballantyne, Vancouver BC;Sharon David, Valley Village CA, andKorenne Geffen, Aurora CO.


FRIDAY MORNING 299ER PAIRS 33 Pairs

A B C 3.78 1 1 1 Daniel Groves, Spencer IN; Stephen King, Bloomington IN 171.82 2.84 2 Christopher Jarvis, Seattle WA; Kingsley Jarvis, Norristown PA 167.00 2.13 3 Suzy Fulkerson - Ron Fulkerson, Bloomington IN 158.18 1.59 4 2 2 Christopher Gorton - Cynthia Gorton, Roxbury MA 157.50 1.20 5 Beryl Maddox - Franklin Maddox, Madison IN 150.50 0.90 6 Julio Galvez - Robert Grinwis, Exton PA 149.00 1.18 3 3 Thomas Stahl - Fritz Kasischke, Beavercreek OH 148.00 0.95 4 Glen Tolle - Ann Barney, Plano TX 147.00 0.71 5 4 Ann Smith, Colubus OH; Sybil Kantor, Columbus OH 144.50

THURSDAY-SATURDAY CONTINUOUS/SIDE PAIRS 22 Pairs

A B 3.19 1 William Higgins - Amitabh Raturi, Cincinnati OH 108.14

2ND FRIDAY STRATIFIED SENIOR PAIRS 104 Pairs

A B C 17.08 1 Paul White, Edmond OK; Donald Turner, Overland Park KS 383.42 12.81 2 Norm Rosen - Susan Abrams, Elkins Park PA 376.71 9.61 3 1 1 Mitchell Woldoff - Shelly Woldoff, Boca Raton FL 375.00 7.21 4 Joan Hasch, Frankfort IL; Robert Butz, Kankakee IL 373.50 5.40 5 John Gustafson - Helen Gustafson, Des Moines IA 371.00 4.05 6 Paul Ellebracht, Saint Ann MO; Donald Hauser, Florissant MO 364.50 3.04 7 Ernest Gray, Silver Spring MD; Jack Armstrong, Falls Church VA 363.25 6.56 8 2 John Bowen - Patricia Bowen, Satellite Beach FL 360.25 4.92 3 Marlene Mandell - Seymour Mandell, Southfield MI 357.50 3.69 4 Marjorie Veerman, Dallas TX; Lonnie Collings, Richardson TX 353.00 2.77 5 J Dahlmeier, Cincinnati OH; Victoria Gregory, Pittsburg KS 347.50 2.43 6 Suanne Blair, Morehead KY; Catherine Malone, Maysville KY 346.75 3.55 2 Keith Armstrong - Helen Armstrong, Cincinnati OH 342.50 2.66 3 Sanford Franklin - Howard Ringel, Cincinnati OH 338.08 2.09 4 John Lane Jr - Mark Ominsky, Charlotte NC 334.25 1.64 5 Irene Faletto, Heath TX; Joyce Richards, Rockwall TX 323.50 1.24 6 Sheila Barron - Frederica Swisher, Knoxville TN 321.50

FRIDAY CONTINUOUS /SIDE PAIRS 59 Pairs

A B 6.07 1 Kathie Wei-Sender, Nashville TN; Juanita Chambers, Schenectady NY 203.67 3.98 2/3 1 Ann Weinstein - Sol Weinstein, Yonkers NY 192.00 3.98 2/3 Nie Lih Kalat - Peter Kalat, Bedford NY 192.00 3.03 4 2 Dorothy Aschkenasy - Terry Heled, New York NY 187.00 1.96 5 Ken Gee - Jill Wellman, Regina SK 185.00 2.12 6 Michael Huston, Joplin MO; Brian Kelly, Denver CO 184.50 2.05 3 Meredith Beck, Pearland TX; John Johnson, Houston TX 178.21 1.54 4 Gudrun Zieler, Kronber G; Lesley Fells, Worthington OH 174.00 1.47 5 William Sumner, Oakland CA; Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA 172.50 0.92 6 Elizabeth Moore - Jane Wininger, Glasgow KY 165.75

FRIDAY AFTERNOON 200/300 PAIRS 40 Pairs

A B 3.24 1/3 Sally Waibel - Milly Warner, Troy OH 99.50 3.24 1/3 1/2 Thelma Schrier - Arnie Schrier, Saint Louis MO 99.50 3.24 1/3 1/2 Miriam Robinson, Middletown OH; Mike Dannis, Monroe OH 99.50 1.77 4 3 Rebecca Joike - Trevor Joike, Rockford IL 99.00 1.17 5/6 Gail Cameron - Marge Wentz, Auburn CA 97.50 1.17 5/6 Atul Khare - Kenny Wu, Beaverton OR 97.50 1.40 4 Tom Wilson - Laura Kozlevcar, Orlando FL 96.50 1.09 5 Dan Lease - L Lane, Fremont OH 95.00 0.76 6 Daniel Groves, Spencer IN; Stephen King, Bloomington IN 93.50


A B 1.59 1 1 Michael Pierce - Richard C Pleshek, Fairfield OH 73.57 1.19 2 Wendy Wasserman - Judy Roth, Cincinnati OH 71.80 0.89 3 2 Heroldine Ukelson - Sue Mandell, Cincinnati OH 71.00 0.67 4 3 Leslee Deckard - Patti English, Cincinnati OH 66.20 0.50 5 Carol Ellerbeck - Una Knight, Pickerington OH 64.50


A B 3.38 1 1 Christopher Gorton - Cynthia Gorton, Roxbury MA 114.00 2.54 2 Pat Fiol - Stanley Fiol, Tryon NC 112.00 1.90 3 2 Philip Miller - Sari Miller, Wyoming OH 107.07 1.43 4 Lawrence Jones, Ballwin MO; Carolyn Koch, Carbondale IL 103.50 1.13 5 3 Carol Wagner - Donna McGill, Saginaw MI 96.00 0.84 6 4 Lois Spahn - Marjorie Wagner, Cincinnati OH 91.93 0.63 5 Lillian Hubbard - Frank Hubbard, Huntington WV 88.43

NABC 49ER PAIRS (Revised standings) 18 Pairs 4.81 1 Daniel Taylor, Littleton CO; Judith Hunt, Englewood CO 196.00 3.61 2 Frank Paynter - Jo Anne Paynter, Hilliard OH 195.50 2.71 3 Clara Marcum, Ashland KY; Martha Newman, Huntington WV 193.50 2.16 4 Arthur Altman - Nancy Altman, Charleston WV 192.00 1.60 5 James Rash, Bellefontaine OH; Geraldine Robson, East Liberty OH 191.00

2ND FRIDAY BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 36 Teams

A B C 7.67 1 Kathie Wei-Sender, Nashville TN; Barbara Sion, Las Vegas NV;

Suzy Burger, West Bloomfield MI; Juanita Chambers, Schenectady NY 16.50 5.75 2 Jennifer-Jo Hartsman - Judy Hartsman, Lawrenceville GA; David

Gurvich, New York NY; Rachael Moller, West Harrison NY 16.00 3.78 3/4 Meredith Beck, Pearland TX; Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY; David

Halasi, Toronto ON; Erin Anderson, Regina SK 15.50 3.78 3/4 Virginia Stipp - Sally Chapleau, South Bend IN; Laura Lee

Bright, Terre Haute IN; Carol Mahoney, Kokomo IN 15.50 2.13 5/6 Randy Okubo, Saint Paul MN; Jack Ambach Jr - Cheryl Ambach,

Glasgow KY; Robert Rosenberg, Dover NH 15.00 2.13 5/6 Michael Gilbert - Susan Gilbert, Sarasota FL; Peter Filandro -

Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE 15.00 3.86 1/3 Clarence Willging - Douglas Gugger, Freeport IL; Meyer

Abarbanel, Belvidere IL; James Hudson, Dekalb IL 13.00 3.86 1/3 Charles Aldenderfer - Richard Kriese - Jonathan Wolf - Peter

Aldenderfer, Indianapolis IN 13.00 3.86 1/3 Judy Mustico - Joan Powell - Ann Rees - Susan Cooper, Elmira NY 13.00 2.49 4/5 1/2 Matthew Heuser - Richard Newtz - Palina Hurst, Lexington KY;

Jeanine Wiggins, Richmond KY 12.50 2.49 4/5 1/2 David Hall - Linda Hall, Miamisburg OH; Merle Gaaskjolen - Joan

Gaaskjolen, Centerville OH 12.50 0.83 6/9 Stephen Faluszczak, Erie PA; James Bochsler, Great Britian;

Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surre Y; Charles Wright Jr, Winnetka IL 12.00 0.83 6/9 Lynn Rattinger - Carol Robey, Roanoke VA; Jess Sellers III, Rch

Cucamonga CA; Randy Pace, Elverta CA 12.00 1.60 6/9 3 David Parker - Bonnie Parker - Ralph Campbell - Alexander

Pappas, Cincinnati OH 12.00 0.83 6/9 Janet Peek Clancy, Hendersonville NC; Gwyneth Abts, Geneva IL;

Geraldine Wilson, Liberty KY; Jane Gregory, Las Vegas NV 12.00

FRIDAY MIXED PAIRS 96 Pairs

A B C 16.24 1 Jeanne Fisher, Clementon NJ; Bruce Keidan, Pittsburgh PA 385.50 12.18 2 Bert Newman - Kathy Newman, West Bloomfield MI 372.50 9.14 3 Gladys Collier, East Hampton NY; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD 368.00 6.85 4 Brian Crossley, Memphis TN; Peg Waller, Eden Prairie MN 358.50 5.14 5 Patti Burriss, St Petersburg FL; Bruce Ferguson, Boise ID 357.79

WOMEN’S PAIRS FINAL STANDINGS 52 Pairs100.00 1 Joan Stein, Milwaukee WI; Eunice Rosen, Highland Park IL 772.67 75.00 2 Marilyn Hemenway - Barbara Fellows, Omaha NE 766.13 56.25 3 Sylvia Moss - Judi Radin, New York NY 755.79 44.44 4 Phyllis Quinn, Cortlandt Manor NY; Brenda Keller, Boise ID 746.30 40.00 5 Mildred Breed, Bryan TX; Shawn Quinn, Katy TX 743.17 36.36 6 Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL; Valerie Westheimer, New York NY 740.72 33.33 7 Katrin Litwin, Mexico City; Louise Childs, Los Angeles CA 733.86 30.77 8 Lynne Feldman, Champaign IL; Roberta Epstein, Las Vegas NV 726.92 28.57 9 Rhoda Walsh, Los Angeles CA; Brenda Bryant, Ferndale MI 722.52 26.67 10 Cheryl Schneider, Westerville OH; Ellen Royer, Columbus OH 722.12 25.00 11 Jo Morse, West Palm Beach FL; Susan Miller, Boca Raton FL 720.33 23.53 12 Silvana Bellini, St Petersburg FL; Julie Lever, Las Vegas NV 720.17 22.22 13 Carole Weinstein-Gorse, Acton MA; Susan Torrey, Chapel Hill NC 719.46 21.05 14 Laurie Vogel - Gail Greenberg, New York NY 716.45 20.00 15 Carlyn Steiner, Seattle WA; Marinesa Letizia, Kingston NY 709.04 19.05 16 Jean Talbot, New Orleans LA; Joan Van Geffen, Metairie LA 705.39 18.18 17 Loie West, West Roxbury MA; Sarah Anne Cressy, Falls Church VA 699.66 17.39 18 Nancy Kalow, New York NY; Barbara Kantor, Floral Park NY 697.61 16.67 19 Judi Cody, Annandale VA; Jo Anne Casen, Boca Raton FL 697.04 16.00 20 Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA; Adrienne Green, Venice CA 695.92 15.38 21 Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA; Ellen Siebert, Fort Lauderdale FL 693.00 14.81 22 Nancy Molesworth, Croton Hdsn NY; Halina Jamner, Hawthorne NY 689.04 14.29 23 Lynn Mackall, Monsey NY; Milly Curman, Teaneck NJ 687.31 13.79 24 Claire Tornay, New York NY; Terry Michaels, Prairie Village KS 684.96 13.33 25 Jane Segal, Villanova PA; Judy Kay, Narberth PA 683.57 12.90 26 Betsey Schneider, San Carlos CA; Jill Richmond, Los Angeles CA 683.25 12.50 27 Liane Turner, Overland Park KS; Sharon Jabbour, Boca Raton FL 675.87 16.58 28 Peggy Sutherlin - Petra Hamman, Dallas TX 674.58 11.76 29 Edith Korda, Dublin OH; Jean Davis, Columbus OH 674.43 11.43 30 Janice Seamon-Molson - Fredi Consolo, Miami FL 668.96 11.11 31 Beverly Gardner, Southfield MI; Cecily Kohler, Washington DC 668.92 10.81 32 Nadine Wood, Silver Spring MD; Mickie Kivel, Potomac MD 668.81 10.53 33 Sue Weinstein, Las Vegas NV; Cheri Bjerkan, Elmhurst IL 654.90 10.26 34 Maris Zilant - Susan Fuller, Miami FL 641.95 10.00 35 Judy Pede, Cerritos CA; Carreen Hinds, Bakersfield CA 639.71 9.76 36 Diane Travis, Cincinnati OH; Judy Cohn, Wilder KY 632.95 9.52 37 Kim Poythress, Fort Lauderdale FL; Ellen Crawford, Lauderhill FL 628.86 9.30 38 Ava Grubman, Brooklyn NY; Linda Rothstein, New York NY 628.78

OPEN PAIRS II FINAL STANDINGS 130 Pairs125.00 1 Stephen Landen, Rochester Hills MI; Pratap Rajadhyaksha, Powell OH 2157.99 93.75 2 Kenneth Kranyak, Bay Village OH; Harry Stratton, Columbus OH 2036.76 70.31 3 Douglas Doub, Hartford CT; John Rengstorff, New York NY 2033.47 55.56 4 Jill Levin, Bronx NY; Larry Cohen, Las Vegas NV 2023.56 50.00 5 Brian Johnston, Toronto ON; John Gilbert, Kitchener ON 2022.52 45.45 6 JoAnna Stansby - Lew Stansby, Castro Valley CA 2013.60 41.67 7 Simon Kantor, Agawam MA; Murray Melton, Las Vegas NV 1995.74 38.46 8 Sidney Brownstein, Santa Monica CA; William Wickham, Los Angeles CA 1972.66 35.71 9 Stephen Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; John Saxe, Hudson MA 1972.51 33.33 10 Beth Palmer - William Pettis, Silver Spring MD 1963.31 31.25 11 Boye Brogeland, Bergen; Jeffrey Ferro, Santa Monica CA 1961.60 29.41 12 Edward Wojewoda, Antelope CA; Leszek Rabiega, Salt Lake City UT 1951.63 27.78 13 Spike Lay, Ormond Beach FL; Ron Smith, Hixson TN 1942.48 26.32 14 Michael Whitman, San Francisco CA; Garey Hayden, Tucson AZ 1934.20 25.00 15 Robert Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; Rick Roeder, Encinitas CA 1933.13 23.81 16 George Jacobs, Hinsdale IL; Steve Garner, Northfield IL 1923.87 22.73 17 Allan Falk, Okemos MI; Steve Beatty, Destrehan LA 1902.55 21.74 18 Judy Schwarz - Phil Schwarz, Burnsville MN 1892.28 20.83 19 William Wise, Warren MI; Robert Tracy, Troy MI 1891.33 20.00 20 Matt Granovetter, Israel; Richard Coren, Fort Lauderdale FL 1882.14 19.23 21 Grant Baze, La Jolla CA; Tipton Golias, Beaumont TX 1876.12 18.52 22 Gail Carns - Mary Paulone Carns, Export PA 1874.88 17.86 23 Bob Glasson - Joann Glasson, Pennington NJ 1857.85 17.24 24 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; Randy Corn, Kirkland WA 1857.07 16.67 25 Michael Kovacich, Stone Mountain GA; Robert White, Raleigh NC 1850.09 16.13 26 Beverly Perry - Jonathan Greenspan, New York NY 1846.92 15.63 27 Rob Crawford, Lauderhill FL; Richard Sternlieb, Milwaukee WI 1845.24 15.15 28 Douglas Simson - Walter Johnson, Columbus OH 1840.80 14.71 29 Allen Hawkins Jr - Jim Foster, Birmingham AL 1834.87 14.29 30 Jill Meyers, Santa Monica CA; Mitch Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA 1834.69 13.89 31 Martin Baff - Phillip Becker, Beachwood OH 1833.80 13.51 32 James Ward, Champaign IL; William Doroshow, Skokie IL 1832.10 15.40 33 Yi Zhong - Weizhong Bao, Fairfax VA 1830.52 12.82 34 Jim Barrow, Lake Charles LA; John Potter, Panama City FL 1827.43 12.50 35 Robert Heitzman Jr, Suffern NY; Bob Gwirtzman, Brooklyn NY 1824.17 12.51 36 Eric Greco, Philadelphia PA; Geoff Hampson, Okemos MI 1821.61 11.90 37 Kenneth King - Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC 1813.04 11.63 38 Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Jerry Helms, Charlotte NC 1805.64 11.36 39 Judith Weisman, Englewood NJ; John Solodar, New York NY 1805.63 11.11 40 Curtis Cheek, Huntsville AL; Lynn Deas, Schenectady NY 1802.62 10.87 41 Chip Martel, Davis CA; Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA 1801.31 10.64 42 Dorsey Brown, Prospect KY; Alan Goldberg, Louisville KY 1796.37 10.42 43 Corey Cole - Richard Aronson, Oakhurst CA 1787.19 10.20 44 Linda Gordon, New York NY; Bernie Chazen, Tamarac FL 1785.03 10.00 45 Dan Jacob, Burnaby BC; Aidan Ballantyne, Vancouver BC 1784.48 9.80 46 Brian Ellis, Cleveland OH; Peter Grover, Aurora OH 1782.34 9.62 47 David Treadwell, Wilmington DE; Robert Schwartz, San Pedro CA 1775.92 9.43 48 William Arlinghaus, Ann Arbor MI; Martin Hirschman, Southfield MI 1775.63 9.26 49 David Graff - Wilbur Argersinger, Ann Arbor MI 1772.17

2.45 2 Stephen Maltzman, N Plainfield NJ; Mark Brighouse, Rahway NJ 106.86 1.79 3 Marie Filandro - Peter Filandro, Smyrna DE 104.43 2.28 4 1 George Krizel, Feasterville Tr PA; Leslie Powell, Great Falls VA 101.64 1.71 5 2 Carol Nickels, Berwyn PA; Peggy Hawthorne, Norfolk VA 94.14 1.72 6 Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie, Sacramento CA 93.86 1.28 3 R Kemmerer, Dunlap IL; Stewart Cramer, Pittsford NY 93.36 0.96 4 Joseph Lawler, Hudson OH; Nestor Burkhart, University Heig OH 88.00


FRIDAY MORNING 299ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION PP EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 1 Daniel Groves, Spencer IN; Stephen King, Bloomington IN 171.82 1 Christopher Jarvis, Seattle WA; Kingsley Jarvis, Norristown PA 167.00 2 Suzy Fulkerson - Ron Fulkerson, Bloomington IN 158.18 2 1 1 Christopher Gorton - Cynthia Gorton, Roxbury MA 157.50 3 2 Glen Tolle - Ann Barney, Plano TX 147.00 3 Beryl Maddox - Franklin Maddox, Madison IN 150.50 4 3 2 Lillian Hubbard - Frank Hubbard, Huntington WV 144.00 4 Julio Galvez - Robert Grinwis, Exton PA 149.00 5 Vicky Agee, Oxford OH; Thomas Lewis Jr, Lexington KY 138.55 5 2 2 Thomas Stahl - Fritz Kasischke, Beavercreek OH 148.00 6 Sandra Brading - Marlene Sigler, Wapakoneta OH 137.45 6 M Gleghorn, Stow OH; Gloria Gagola, Kent OH 147.00 7 Gail Cameron - Marge Wentz, Auburn CA 137.00 7 3 3 Ann Smith, Colubus OH; Sybil Kantor, Columbus OH 144.50

THURSDAY-SATURDAY CONTINUOUS/SIDE PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 Stephen Maltzman, N Plainfield NJ; Mark Brighouse, Rahway NJ 106.86 1 William Higgins - Amitabh Raturi, Cincinnati OH 108.14 2 Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie, Sacramento CA 93.86 2 Marie Filandro - Peter Filandro, Smyrna DE 104.43 3 1 R Kemmerer, Dunlap IL; Stewart Cramer, Pittsford NY 93.36 3 1 George Krizel, Feasterville Tr PA; Leslie Powell, Great Falls VA 101.64 4 2 Joseph Lawler, Hudson OH; Nestor Burkhart, University Heig OH 88.00 4 2 Carol Nickels, Berwyn PA; Peggy Hawthorne, Norfolk VA 94.14

2ND FRIDAY STRATIFIED SENIOR PAIRS 1ST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION AAA EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 John Gustafson - Helen Gustafson, Des Moines IA 199.50 1 Joan Hasch, Frankfort IL; Robert Butz, Kankakee IL 205.00 2 1 1 Mitchell Woldoff - Shelly Woldoff, Boca Raton FL 190.00 2 Michael Ness, Saint Paul MN; Paul Winter, Minneapolis MN 181.50 3 2 Marlene Mandell - Seymour Mandell, Southfield MI 181.00 3 1 1 Richard Wethington - James Bush, Cincinnati OH 172.00 4 Andrew Katai - Marcia Aspinall, Naperville IL 177.50 4 Sonia Kaplan, Eatontown NJ; Claire Michalowski, Spring Lake NJ 171.50 5 Charles Clickner, Clearwater FL; Ronald Simmons, Lasalle IL 176.50 5 2 Patricia Newman, Sylvan Lake MI; Jacqueline Hardiman, Cincinnati OH 170.00 6 Sally Murphy, Fountain Valley CA; Jean Jacobson, Fullerton CA 165.50 6 3 2 Irene Faletto, Heath TX; Joyce Richards, Rockwall TX 164.50 7 3 Bonnie Schultz, Dayton OH; Evelyn Tuck, Fairborn OH 165.00 7 4 Abraham Jacobs - Claire Jacobs, Plantation FL 163.50

4 Ruben Egeberg, Rock Island IL; Arthur Stone, Sarasota FL 157.50 2 Geraldine Wilson, Liberty KY; Jane Gregory, Las Vegas NV 144.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION BBB EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Fred Paul, Secaucus NJ; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ 201.00 1 Norm Rosen - Susan Abrams, Elkins Park PA 192.50 2 Paul White, Edmond OK; Donald Turner, Overland Park KS 181.00 2 Charlotte Blaiss - Rena Hetzer, Cordova TN 183.00 3/4 1/2 1/2 Sheila Barron - Frederica Swisher, Knoxville TN 179.00 3 Nadyne Cheary, Silver Spring MD; Jerry Miller, Potomac MD 182.50 3/4 1/2 1/2 Lonnie Parr, Chillicothe IL; Duane Gronau, Farmer City IL 179.00 4 1 Suanne Blair, Morehead KY; Catherine Malone, Maysville KY 176.50 5 3 Amy Davidson - Helen Ogle, Cincinnati OH 175.50 5 Richard Day - Bill Osborn, Cincinnati OH 174.00 6 4 Kitty Jo Hellmann, Latrobe PA; Arlene Jacobelli, Jeannette PA 166.00 6 2 1 Carolyn Doll - Patricia Scheimann, Cincinnati OH 171.50 7 Ethyl Blatt - Ann Zeff, Cincinnati OH 156.50 7 Sandra Gagnon - David Narins, Sarasota FL 167.00

3 Marjorie Veerman, Dallas TX; Lonnie Collings, Richardson TX 161.00 4 2 John Carozza, Puerto Vallarta J; Robert Miller, Princeton NJ 154.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION DDD EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Ernest Gray, Silver Spring MD; Jack Armstrong, Falls Church VA 201.50 1 1 John Bowen - Patricia Bowen, Satellite Beach FL 184.50 2/3 Ilse Rothman - Edward Rothman, North Dartmouth MA 190.50 2 Paul Ellebracht, Saint Ann MO; Donald Hauser, Florissant MO 181.00 2/3 Charlie Tupper - Sandie Campbell, Bristol RI 190.50 3 2 1 Sanford Franklin - Howard Ringel, Cincinnati OH 173.00 4 Norman Swanson - Gloria Swanson, Rivervale NJ 167.50 4 Betty Engelgau, Fort Gratiot MI; Carole Findley, Port Huron MI 172.00 5 1 1 Rita Hogan, Flushing MI; Marge Kimble, Linden MI 165.00 5 3 David McNitt - Leroy Boser, Elkhart IN 170.50 6 2 2 John Lane Jr - Mark Ominsky, Charlotte NC 163.00 6 4 J Dahlmeier, Cincinnati OH; Victoria Gregory, Pittsburg KS 169.50 7 John Davis - Robert Herold, Columbus OH 162.50 7 June Barnebey, Plano TX; M Jeanne Ashcraft, Richardson TX 160.50

3 Anne Meltzer, Ithaca NY; Moises Ganc, Mexico 13 Df 155.00 2 Keith Armstrong - Helen Armstrong, Cincinnati OH 151.50 4 Thomas Wittock - Donna Wittock, Flushing MI 153.50

2ND FRIDAY STRATIFIED SENIOR PAIRS 2ND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION BBB EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Ruben Egeberg, Rock Island IL; Arthur Stone, Sarasota FL 185.00 1 Bernard Trippett - Jackson Lee, Dayton OH 195.00 2 David Hollander, Baltimore MD; Stephen Czecha, Potomac MD 182.00 2 Charlotte Blaiss - Rena Hetzer, Cordova TN 175.50 3 Joan Hasch, Frankfort IL; Robert Butz, Kankakee IL 168.50 3 1 Kenneth Ogle - Lou Campbell, Cincinnati OH 171.00 4 Evelyn Ruby, Chestnut Hill MA; Adacie Allen, Brookline MA 167.00 4 2 Ethyl Blatt - Ann Zeff, Cincinnati OH 169.00 5 2 Mary Holman Allen, Mahtomedi MN; John Allen, Saint Paul MN 165.50 5 3 Daphne Endres - Betty Fuller, Columbus OH 167.00 6 Sonia Kaplan, Eatontown NJ; Claire Michalowski, Spring Lake NJ 165.00 6 4 1 Gayle Niemann, Cincinnati OH; William Huddleston, Loveland OH 162.00 7 Michael Ness, Saint Paul MN; Paul Winter, Minneapolis MN 161.50 7 Patricia Tullis, Kihel, HI; Joanne Griesenauer, Columbus OH 161.00

3 1 Irene Faletto, Heath TX; Joyce Richards, Rockwall TX 159.00 2 Jack Anderson, Mahopac NY; Michael Sabini Jr, Peekskill NY 154.00 4 Bonnie Schultz, Dayton OH; Evelyn Tuck, Fairborn OH 158.00

2 Caroline Kinlaw - Norma Smith, Dayton OH 157.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION DDD EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Paul White, Edmond OK; Donald Turner, Overland Park KS 202.42 1 John Davis - Robert Herold, Columbus OH 180.00 2 1 Marjorie Veerman, Dallas TX; Lonnie Collings, Richardson TX 192.00 2/3 Brenda Jaffe, Farmington MI; Jon Coffee, Bloomfield MI 175.75 3 Robert Lewis, Zionsville IN; Martin Feeney, Greenwood IN 185.25 2/3 1 John Bowen - Patricia Bowen, Satellite Beach FL 175.75 4 Norm Rosen - Susan Abrams, Elkins Park PA 184.21 4 2 1 John Lane Jr - Mark Ominsky, Charlotte NC 171.25 5 Richard Day - Bill Osborn, Cincinnati OH 176.00 5 3 Janyt Pockros, Boca Raton FL; Lois Cohen, Cincinnati OH 169.25 6 Ethel Reed, Hagerstown MD; Dean Berger, Leola PA 175.71 6 Nancy Mandel, Mequon WI; Bernice Larson, Greenfield WI 167.00 7 Ronnie Kutik, Chappaqua NY; Lachman Advani, Ottawa ON 173.71 7 4 2 Sanford Franklin - Howard Ringel, Cincinnati OH 165.08

2 Suanne Blair, Morehead KY; Catherine Malone, Maysville KY 170.25 3 1 James Caldwell - Harry Wickstrom, Columbus OH 153.00 4 Kay Varga, North Olmsted OH; Jean Forster, Cleveland OH 150.25

3.85 6 Raymond Ward, Portland OR; Judy Kay, Hillsboro OR 354.50 2.89 7 Chris Compton, Dallas TX; Barbara Kasle, Boca Raton FL 353.00 5.46 1 Nobuko Wakasa, Kawasaki-Shi 44 08; Masaharu Wakasa, Japan 339.00 4.10 2 1 Marilyn Toubeaux, Peoria IL; R Kemmerer, Dunlap IL 336.50 3.07 3 2 Louis Epstein, Cincinnati OH; Ruthanne Richter, Fairfield OH 334.54 2.30 4 Gregory Foltz - Dawn Foltz, Fort Collins CO 331.71 1.92 5 Linda Lloyd, Baltimore MD; Pat Galligan, San Mateo CA 329.63 1.30 6 Sandra Marlin - Mike Marlin, Versailles KY 329.50 1.64 3 Maxim Siline - Xiaoqian Liu, Akron OH 312.71 1.23 4 R Kvalnes - Ruth Kvalnes, Cambridge MD 303.75

2ND FRIDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS 238 Pairs

A B C 31.91 1/2 Sheila Ekeblad, Providence RI; Markland Molson, Miami FL 401.00 31.91 1/2 Janet Daling, Seattle WA; Sharon Colson, Kirkland WA 401.00 20.51 3 Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, Pascoag RI 397.50 13.46 4/5 Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT; Paul Kinney, Jamaica Plain MA 394.50 13.46 4/5 Gene Benedict, Toledo OH; Stephen Warner, Davie FL 394.50 8.65 6 Michael Slaven, Bensenville IL; Gary Kessler, Springfield IL 394.00 6.49 7 Martin Hunter - Andy Stark, Mississauga ON 383.00 5.40 8 George Rosenkranz, Mexico City; Roger Bates, Mesa AZ 382.50 4.05 9 Venkatrao Koneru, San Antonio TX; Larry Mori, Clearwater FL 378.00 4.96 10 John Wong, Rowland Heights CA; Jim Kirkham, San Bernardino CA 377.50 3.31 11 Judy Wadas, Chicago IL; Haig Tchamitch, Peoria AZ 375.50 3.50 12 Andrew Loewy - Frederic Pollack, Cincinnati OH 368.00 3.79 13 Jan Weyant - Linda Wolber, Cincinnati OH 367.50 3.46 14 Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA; Lyle Poe Jr, Columbia MD 364.00 19.38 15 1 Carl Becker - Cheryl Scott, Charleston SC 363.00 2.92 16 James Rosenstiel, Pembroke Pines FL; Mark Epstein, Las Vegas NV 362.50 3.50 17 Christopher Pisarra - Gail Giffen, Lafayette CA 361.50 2.92 18 Lowell Andrews, Huntington Beach CA; Rebecca Rogers, Las Vegas NV 360.50 3.41 19 Steven Barcus, Sorrento FL; Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY 360.00 4.38 20/22 Douglas Heron, Ottawa ON; Jeff Smith, Gloucester ON 359.50 2.92 20/22 James Di Napoli Jr, Manasquan NJ; William Esberg, Long Branch NJ 359.50 3.06 20/22 Nick Suciu, Lake Forest IL; Hjalmar Beijl, Flushing MI 359.50 14.54 2 Andrew Speers - Jayaram Chari, Edmonton AB 354.00 10.90 3 Doug Stark, Cecil PA; Curtis Bare, Charlottesville VA 353.50 8.18 4 Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfrey IL; Gabriel Azzam, Chesterfield MO 345.50 6.13 5 M Mulford-Jacobs, Cincinnati OH; Deborah Thomas-Howie,

Etobicoke ON 343.50 7.96 6 1 John Rudy - Maury Goldman, Lexington MA 342.00 3.45 7 David Reiter - Jay Wasserman, Boca Raton FL 340.00 2.92 8 D Pierce, Parkersburg WV; G Stanley Harman, Marietta OH 339.50 5.97 2 Paul Bethe, Williamstown MA; Jason Feldman, Claremont CA 337.50 4.48 3 John Murray, Findlay OH; Donald Scheibly, Fostoria OH 329.00 3.36 4 Richard Reaves, Cincinnati OH; John Polles, West Lafayette IN 326.50 2.92 5 Ron Woofter - Lorene Hall, Bowling Green OH 323.00 2.42 6 Terry Goodykoontz - Alvan Bregman, Champaign IL 321.50

FRIDAY EVENING 299ER SWISS 12 Teams

A B 3.08 1 Gene McKimm, Cleveland OH; Dorothy Piovano, Strongsville OH; Steven

Fox, Kensington MD; Andy Zicat, Cincinnati OH 84.00 2.31 2 1 David Mullins, Williamsburg MA; Nona Dorsky, Louisville KY; David

Meyer, Cincinnati OH; Dee Phillips, New Albany IN 81.00 1.73 3 2 Michael Dickman, Loveland OH; Shirley Levy, Cincinnati OH; Dahyabhai

Patel, Willow Springs IL; Shashi Shah, Naperville IL 80.00 1.30 4 3 Sue Malloy - George Erwin - Eileen Erwin, Columbus OH; David Malloy, W

Worthington OH 73.00

FRIDAY EVENING 10/20 PAIRS 10 Pairs

A B 1.40 1 1 James Schultz, Athen OH; Tom McGuire, Guysville OH 46.00 0.92 2/3 2 Ann Morrison, Hamilton OH; Lillian Dorris, Cincinnati OH 40.00 0.92 2/3 Raymond Linck - Kathleen Linck, Lexington KY 40.00 0.70 4 3 Jan Givens, Florence KY; Rick O’Connor, Villa Hills KY 39.50

FRIDAY EVENING 99ER PAIRS 18 Pairs

A B 2.22 1 Gordon Czarnecki - Merilyn Czarnecki, Kentwood MI 104.50 1.67 2 Meenakshi Krishnamoorthy - Nirmala Krishnamoorthy, San Diego CA 95.00 1.25 3 Dana Mullen, Chillicothe OH; David Bell, Waverly OH 92.50 1.47 4/5 1 Michael Cokus - Anna Cokus, Sarver PA 92.00 0.82 4/5 Joyce Dennis - Patricia Hoffman, Fairborn OH 92.00 1.10 2 David Dishop - Peggy Dishop, Bellefontaine OH 91.50 0.83 3 Robert Johnson - Ruth Johnson, Cincinnati OH 90.50

FRIDAY EVENING 299ER PAIRS 26 Pairs

A B 3.22 1 James Gunn - Harry Shaffer, Lawrence KS 184.00 2.42 2 Sandy Milford - Joy Cellars, Centerville OH 162.00 1.81 3 Susan Kreal - Sharon Ricciardi, Brentwood TN 157.00 2.18 4 1 Rebecca Joike - Trevor Joike, Rockford IL 153.50 1.64 5 2 Tom Alderman, Laingsburg MI; James Wile, Okemos MI 151.50 0.81 6 Paul Gutterman, Minneapolis MN; Paul Carson, Nashville TN 146.00 1.23 3 Tom Wilson - Laura Kozlevcar, Orlando FL 140.00 0.92 4 Leo Mahoney - Anne Mahoney, Hillsborough NB 131.00 0.69 5 La Verne Boddy - Lee Boddy, Naperville IL 130.50

FRIDAY/SATURDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRS 86 Pairs

A B 8.04 1 1 Helen Johnston, Ajax ON; Patrick Thompson, Aurora ON 197.00 6.03 2 Anton Habash, Oxford OH; Michael Purcell, Cincinnati OH 194.50 4.52 3 Fred Maher, Clifton Heights PA; Lachman Advani, Ottawa ON 191.96 3.39 4 Peggy Shivetts, Latrobe PA; Nell Burney, Pittsburgh PA 191.00 2.54 5 Dallas Moore - Harold McConnell, Dayton OH 189.00 2.80 6 Richard Paulsen - Susan Thornton, Crescent Spg KY 187.16 3.30 2 Joyce Maller - Robert Maller, Davenport IA 187.00 2.48 3 David Kirk, Seminole FL; Ann Hedden, Watkinsville GA 175.00 1.86 4 Nancy Watkins, Alpharetta GA; Judy Vanrysselberge, Atlanta GA 174.00 1.96 5 Barbara Miller, Bangor PA; Clarence Kofron, Kunkletown PA 173.46 1.40 6 Joann Peters - Helen Payne, Columbus OH 172.67


2 Carolyn Doll - Patricia Scheimann, Cincinnati OH 145.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION AAA EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 1 Keith Armstrong - Helen Armstrong, Cincinnati OH 191.00 1 Sally Murphy, Fountain Valley CA; Jean Jacobson, Fullerton CA 188.00 2 Paul Ellebracht, Saint Ann MO; Donald Hauser, Florissant MO 183.50 2 Mary Hardy - Max Hardy, Las Vegas NV 186.50 3 2 Seymour Kantrowitz, Rockaway Park NY; Barbara Kantrowitz, Belle Harbor NY 180.00 3 1 1 Mitchell Woldoff - Shelly Woldoff, Boca Raton FL 185.00 4 3 J Dahlmeier, Cincinnati OH; Victoria Gregory, Pittsburg KS 178.00 4 Al French - Bernice French, North Vancouver BC 178.50 5 Regina Hauser, Florissant MO; Louise Ellebracht, Saint Ann MO 171.00 5 2 Marlene Mandell - Seymour Mandell, Southfield MI 176.50 6 4 2 William Eddy, Clinton TN; Robert Levesque, Knoxville TN 165.00 6 Debbie Lev - Benjamin Lev, West Bloomfield MI 176.00 7 Alan Goldman, Flushing NY; Fred Crockett, Danville IL 159.00 7 Charles Clickner, Clearwater FL; Ronald Simmons, Lasalle IL 172.00

3 Donna Levine - Erna Herre, Cincinnati OH 171.50 4 2 Geraldine Wilson, Liberty KY; Jane Gregory, Las Vegas NV 165.00

FRIDAY CONTINUOUS/SIDE PAIRS FIRST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 Kathie Wei-Sender, Nashville TN; Juanita Chambers, Schenectady NY 203.67 1 1 Dorothy Aschkenasy - Terry Heled, New York NY 187.00 2 Mona Mao, Springfield OH; Joyce Penn, Columbus OH 180.92 2 Michael Huston, Joplin MO; Brian Kelly, Denver CO 184.50 3 Jane Naiser - Abby Lussky, Louisville KY 180.00 3 Jessica Hayman, New York NY; Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY 179.50 4 1 Meredith Beck, Pearland TX; John Johnson, Houston TX 178.21 4 Nelda Avent, Tyler TX; Benjamin Akkerboom, Apeldoorn 7312 CP 176.50 5 2 Elizabeth Moore - Jane Wininger, Glasgow KY 165.75 5 2 Gudrun Zieler, D-61476 Kronber G; Lesley Fells, Worthington OH 174.00 6 Clarence Kofron, Kunkletown PA; Barbara Miller, Bangor PA 165.21 6 Sally Chapleau - Virginia Stipp, South Bend IN 173.50

3 Karin Rabin, San Francisco CA; Mimi Trenchard, Carlisle MA 148.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HHH EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 1 Ann Weinstein - Sol Weinstein, Yonkers NY 192.00 1 Nie Lih Kalat - Peter Kalat, Bedford NY 192.00 2 Frank Burke - Janet Burke, Seattle WA 178.00 2 Ken Gee - Jill Wellman, Regina SK 185.00 3 Kurt Schaeffer - Anne Schaeffer, Saint Paul MN 169.50 3 Laura Lee Bright, Terre Haute IN; Carol Mahoney, Kokomo IN 174.50 4 Phyllis Rahn, Dunlap IL; Mary Dell, Peoria IL 164.50 4 1 William Sumner, Oakland CA; Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA 172.50 5 George Alderton III, Hills MI; L Coryell, Pontiac MI 163.50 5 2 Robert Thompson - Susan Thompson, Zanesville OH 164.50 6 2 Joan Sinder, Winnipeg MB; Julie Burnet, Oakland CA 160.00 6 3 Lindsay Pearlman, Trumbull CT; Brad Campbell, Smyrna GA 162.00

FRIDAY AFTERNOON 200/300 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION XXX EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 Susan Kreal - S Ricciardi, Brentwood TN 96.00 1 1 Tom Wilson - Laura Kozlevcar, Orlando FL 96.50 2 1 Dan Lease - L Lane, Fremont OH 95.00 2 Larry Shell - Dale Wicks, Muscatine IA 94.00 3 Mary Ann Dinger, Reston VA; Betty Evans, Waynesboro VA 89.00 3 2 Daniel Groves, Spencer IN; Stephen King, Bloomington IN 93.50 4 2 James Hacker - Carol Hacker, Mount Clemens MI 88.00 4 3 La Verne Boddy - Lee Boddy, Naperville IL 93.00

3 John Hatcher, Kent; Geoffrey D Smith, Maidstone, Kent EG 87.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION ZZZ EAST-WEST

A B A B 1/2 Sally Waibel - Milly Warner, Troy OH 99.50 1 1 Miriam Robinson, Middletown OH; Mike Dannis, Monroe OH 99.50 1/2 1 Thelma Schrier - Arnie Schrier, Saint Louis MO 99.50 2 2 Rebecca Joike - Trevor Joike, Rockford IL 99.00 3 Gail Cameron - Marge Wentz, Auburn CA 97.50 3 Atul Khare - Kenny Wu, Beaverton OR 97.50 4 2 Glen Tolle - Ann Barney, Plano TX 84.00 4 Tom Pendergast - Shelagh Pendergast, North Bay ON 95.50

3/4 Patrick Moos, Peoria IL; Michael Waters, Dunlap IL 82.50 3/4 Thomas Rand, Canton OH; Richard Rand, Columbus OH 82.50

FRIDAY AFTERNOON 5/20 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION UUU EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 1 Heroldine Ukelson - Sue Mandell, Cincinnati OH 71.00 1 1 Michael Pierce - Richard C Pleshek, Fairfield OH 73.57 2 2 Leslee Deckard - Patti English, Cincinnati OH 66.20 2 Wendy Wasserman - Judy Roth, Cincinnati OH 71.80 3 Carol Ellerbeck - Una Knight, Pickerington OH 64.50 3 Carolyn Hohnstein - Marcia Bacon, Cincinnati OH 63.50

FRIDAY AFTERNOON 50/100 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION VVV EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 1 Philip Miller - Sari Miller, Wyoming OH 107.07 1 1 Christopher Gorton - Cynthia Gorton, Roxbury MA 114.00 2 Gordon Czarnecki - Merilyn Czarnecki, Kentwood MI 91.79 2 2 Lois Spahn - Marjorie Wagner, Cincinnati OH 91.93 3 D. Thomas Terwilliger - Suzanne Terwilliger, Cincinnati OH 91.57 3 Patricia Hoffman - Joyce Dennis, Fairborn OH 90.71 4 2 Lillian Hubbard - Frank Hubbard, Huntington WV 88.43 4 David Mullins, Williamsburg MA; Lillian Dorris, Cincinnati OH 90.57

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION WWW EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Pat Fiol - Stanley Fiol, Tryon NC 112.00 1 Lawrence Jones, Ballwin MO; Carolyn Koch, Carbondale IL 103.50 2 M Neyer, Cincinnati OH; Renato Robledo, Philadelphia PA 88.00 2 1 Carol Wagner - Donna McGill, Saginaw MI 96.00 3 Erleen Masram, Cincinnati OH; Jack Burns, Milford OH 87.50 3 2 Thomas Stahl - Fritz Kasischke, Beavercreek OH 88.00 4 Laura Hoskins, Indianapolis IN; Barbara Sullivan, Louisville KY 87.00 4 Sandra Brading - Marlene Sigler, Wapakoneta OH 87.50

1 Nancy Willis - Serma Woodin, Cincinnati OH 79.00

STRATIFIED MIXED PAIRS THURSDAY AFTERNOON 1ST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Jane Bachman, Dunwoody GA; Richard Taube, Marietta GA 191.50 1 Jeanne Fisher, Clementon NJ; Bruce Keidan, Pittsburgh PA 197.50 2 Randy Helmink - C Noel Helmink, Indianapolis IN 186.50 2 Brian Crossley, Memphis TN; Peg Waller, Eden Prairie MN 190.00 3 Barbara Shaw, Laurel MD; Steve Robinson, Arlington VA 181.00 3 Gladys Collier, East Hampton NY; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD 176.50 4 Ulker Mutlu, Clearwater FL; George St Pierre, Columbus OH 176.50 4 1 Denis Murphy - Bonnie Bagley, Colorado Spgs CO 173.50 5 Richard Kiepfer, Boerne TX; Nancy Gordon, Lexington KY 172.50 5 Darlene Shirey - Steve Shirey, Fort Worth TX 166.00 6 Helen De Wild, Willowdale ON; Ringo P Chung, Mississauga ON 169.00 6 Wyatt Mapp Jr, Newport News VA; Yo Buehler, Williamsburg VA 163.50

1 Linda Lloyd, Baltimore MD; Pat Galligan, San Mateo CA 162.00 2 1 B Bothell, Grand Rapids MI; Katherine Nummy, East Lansing MI 160.50 2 Leslie Reynolds - Charles Reynolds, Cincinnati OH 154.50

1 R Kvalnes - Ruth Kvalnes, Cambridge MD 153.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 1 Matthew Kappel, Middletown NJ; M Nelson, Lincroft NJ 181.00 1 Gloria Silverman - Lewis Richardson, Toronto ON 178.00 2 Ellen Anten, Encino CA; Steve Gross, Agoura Hills CA 175.00 2 Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA; Gail Bell, Laverock PA 175.00 3/4 John Zaluski, Nepean ON; Anne Simon, Syracuse NY 172.00 3 Steven Shaye, Slingerlands NY; Caroline Pascoe, Sarasota FL 171.50 3/4 Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie, Sacramento CA 172.00 4 Bert Newman - Kathy Newman, West Bloomfield MI 170.50 5 2 1 Marilyn Toubeaux, Peoria IL; R Kemmerer, Dunlap IL 169.00 5 Richard Odlin - Barbara Odlin, Tacoma WA 170.00 6 Mary Savko, Pittsford VT; Bob Lafleur, Las Vegas NV 166.50 6/7 1 Nobuko Wakasa - Masaharu Wakasa, Japan 163.50

6/7 Frank Bessing - Jennifer Jones, Santa Rosa CA 163.50 2 1 Lawrence Chow, Plano TX; Janet Otto, Annandale VA 162.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Ray Grace - Helene Grace, Sherwood Park AB 192.71 1 Patti Burriss, St Petersburg FL; Bruce Ferguson, Boise ID 183.79 2 Charles Coon, Marshfield MA; Margaret Williams, Burlington NJ 188.00 2 Anita Torrence, Bexley OH; Edwin Malmuth, Cardiff CA 174.79 3 Roy Green - Mary Green, Carlisle MA 177.21 3 1 1 Louis Epstein, Cincinnati OH; Ruthanne Richter, Fairfield OH 173.04 4 Byron Hill - Dora Kay Grubb, Charleston WV 171.42 4 Barbara Shnier - Mark Dunsiger, Toronto ON 172.46 5 Robert Stitt, Springfield OH; Stefanie Ginger, Dayton OH 162.21 5 Sally Kane - Marvin Kane, Willoughby OH 164.79 6 1 Gregory Foltz - Dawn Foltz, Fort Collins CO 160.71 6 Robert Lesser, Los Angeles CA; Bobbie Gomer, Willow Grove PA 164.50

2 Fiad Hirschhaut, Venezuela; Bernard Kay, Huntingburg IN 156.50 2 William Binder - Carol Reed, Cincinnati OH 154.79

2ND FRIDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS FIRST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION LL EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; James Murphy, Chesapeake VA 177.50 1 Martin Hunter - Andy Stark, Mississauga ON 200.50 2 1 Raymond Gilbert - Robert Lyon, Indianapolis IN 176.50 2 1 Beve Smith, Corbin KY; Danny Barnett, Keavy KY 188.00 3 2 Sheng-Hung Wang, Columbus OH; David Tsui, Centerville OH 164.00 3 2 1 Paul Bethe, Williamstown MA; Jason Feldman, Claremont CA 182.50 4/5 Madeline Bloom, Boynton Beach FL; Rhoda Prager, Allentown PA 162.50 4 Denis Lesage, Longueuil PQ; Richard Lesage, Fredericton NB 179.50 4/5 Robert Madalena, San Jose CA; Gary Macgregor, Portola Valley CA 162.50 5 Venkatrao Koneru, San Antonio TX; Larry Mori, Clearwater FL 173.50 6 Mark Burkhammer, Westland MI; James Pfromm, Morrice MI 160.00 6 John Herrmann, Chattanooga TN; Dennis Goldston, Colorado Spgs CO 162.50

3 1 Jeffrey Brown, Golden CO; Bryan Morgan, Dallas TX 157.00 2 Paul Klaverkamp, Nisswa MN; Lloyd Graven, Minneapolis MN 152.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION MM EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1/2 George Rosenkranz, Mexico Df 11000; Roger Bates, Mesa AZ 174.00 1 Linda McGarry, Lauderhill FL; Andrea Culberson, Weston FL 183.50 1/2 Arthur Anderson - E Jamie Schloss, Lexington KY 174.00 2 John Turner, Kansas City MO; Donald Stack, Shawnee Mission KS 181.00 3 Patricia Buckley, Prospect KY; Patsy London, Louisville KY 171.00 3 1 James Breihan, Austin TX; John Oakley, Round Rock TX 177.50 4 Ashraf El Sadi, Union City CA; Andre Rakhmanin, Granite Bay CA 166.50 4 2 Doug Stark, Cecil PA; Curtis Bare, Charlottesville VA 173.00 5 1 Bob Bartko, Aurora OH; Eileen Machan, Cuyahoga Falls OH 163.50 5 James Davis, Somers Point NJ; John Hewitt, Virginia Beach VA 170.00 6 James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL; Eileen Fertig, Winter Springs FL 162.50 6 Hugh Brown Jr, Mc Cormick SC; Richard Potter, Black Mountain NC 164.00

2 1 Terry Goodykoontz - Alvan Bregman, Champaign IL 154.50 3 1 Ron Combs, Saint Louis MO; George Hawley, Florissant MO 160.50 3 2 James Pappas - Mark Murad, New York NY 153.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION PP EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Roni Gitchel, Pittsburgh PA; Jan George, Las Vegas NV 184.00 1 Steven Barcus, Sorrento FL; Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY 199.50 2 Jan Weyant - Linda Wolber, Cincinnati OH 178.00 2 John Wong, Rowland Heights CA; Jim Kirkham, San Bernardino CA 183.50 3 Joseph Torelli, Newtown PA; Everett Young, Lafayette Hill PA 175.00 3 Candace Fowler, Palm Bch Gdns FL; Joan Eaton, Willowdale ON 170.50 4 Nick Suciu, Lake Forest IL; Hjalmar Beijl, Flushing MI 172.00 4 1 Endre Varga - Donna Silver, Toronto ON 167.50 5 1 Alison Carter, Puyallup WA; Judith Hyde, Federal Way WA 169.00 5 2 David Hemmer, Chicago IL; Rowen Bell, Evanston IL 167.00 6 2 Sylvia Gindi, Oakhurst NJ; Mary Bennett, Oakland MI 167.00 6 P Mallela, Dekalb IL; Alan Greer, Buffalo NY 160.00

3/4 David Reiter - Jay Wasserman, Boca Raton FL 158.50 3 1 Larry Lowell Jr, League City TX; Shyamal Bhattacharya, Texas City TX 156.50 3/4 1 Randolph Rhode, Powell OH; Edward Rhode, Naples FL 158.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Douglas Heron, Ottawa ON; Jeff Smith, Gloucester ON 193.50 1 James Rosenstiel, Pembroke Pines FL; Mark Epstein, Las Vegas NV 203.50 2 Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT; Paul Kinney, Jamaica Plain MA 187.00 2 Paul Schroeder, New Berlin WI; Dick Benson, Le Roy IL 185.00 3 Christopher Pisarra - Gail Giffen, Lafayette CA 181.00 3 Karl Hicks, Dominion NS; Bernie Britten, Howie Center NS 184.50 4 Dayn Beam - Jim Alison, Huntsville AL 179.50 4 1 Martha Howard, Mason OH; Meg Stevens, Atlanta GA 176.00 5 1 Ralph Isaacs - William Clevenger, Cincinnati OH 167.00 5 2 1 Rita Kothari, Clive IA; Nancy Wilson, Des Moines IA 166.00 6 Ed Groner, Duncan OK; Milton Zlatic, Saint Louis MO 165.00 6 Renee Mancuso, Los Angeles CA; Pam Wittes, Venice CA 163.00

2 Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfrey IL; Gabriel Azzam, Chesterfield MO 154.50 3 Dennis Affholter, Tallahassee FL; Jack Nolan, Fort Myers FL 152.50 3 Terry Mays - Larry Klein, Cincinnati OH 151.50 2 Richard Reaves, Cincinnati OH; John Polles, West Lafayette IN 152.00

1 Lan Adair - Nancy Adair, Akron OH 144.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RR EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Kay Beck, Fishers IN; Ellen Gabriel, Chicago IL 199.00 1 Richard Gabriel, Chicago IL; Jerry Weinstein, Gurnee IL 197.50 2 Gene Benedict, Toledo OH; Stephen Warner, Davie FL 185.00 2 Jeri Baraf, Roslyn NY; Karen Allison, Jersey City NJ 181.50 3 Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA; Gloria Brown, Virginia Bch VA 184.00 3 1 1 John Rudy - Maury Goldman, Lexington MA 172.50 4 Judy Wadas, Chicago IL; Haig Tchamitch, Peoria AZ 177.00 4 Stephen Maltzman, N Plainfield NJ; Mani Gupta, Bridgewater NJ 168.50 5 Faye Marino, Greenwich CT; Mira Parikh, Scarsdale NY 175.50 5 Richard Ferrin, Washington DC; Eugene Kales, Arlington VA 160.50 6 1 Richard Shaw Jr, Mansfield OH; Kenneth Rexford, Cleveland OH 165.00 6 2 Richard Mellor, Chattanooga TN; Karen Kendall, Cincinnati OH 159.50

2 1 John Murray, Findlay OH; Donald Scheibly, Fostoria OH 151.50 3 N Novotny, Westerville OH; Martha Reichenbach, Columbus OH 158.50 3 Xin Ge, Chapel Hill NC; James Ford, Carmel IN 143.50


2ND FRIDAY EVENING BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMSSECTIONS CC EE

A B C 1 Kathie Wei-Sender, Nashville TN; Barbara Sion, Las Vegas NV; Suzy Burger, West Bloomfield MI; Juanita Chambers, Schenectady NY 16.50 2 Meredith Beck, Pearland TX; Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY; David Halasi, Toronto ON; Erin Anderson, Regina SK 15.50 3/4 Thomas Corlett - Ethel Buzze, Waco TX; Nancy Peterson, Euless TX; Gary Neisler, N Richlnd Hls TX 14.50 3/4 Gordon Cable Jr, Jamesburg NJ; Stanley Littlefield, Maitland FL; John Hogan Jr, Wayne NJ; Sarah Wiener, Fort Lee NJ 14.50 5 Corinne Kirkham, San Bernardino CA; Glenn Smith, Creve Coeur MO; Richard Anderson - Janice Anderson, Regina SK 13.50 6/7 Kenji Miyakuni, Tokyo; Kazuo K. Furuta, Japan; Paolo Pasquini - Jose Valdes, Miami FL 13.00 6/7 1 Clarence Willging - Douglas Gugger, Freeport IL; Meyer Abarbanel, Belvidere IL; James Hudson, Dekalb IL 13.00

2 1 Matthew Heuser - Richard Newtz - Palina Hurst, Lexington KY; Jeanine Wiggins, Richmond KY 12.50 3/4 Stephen Faluszczak, Erie PA; James Bochsler - Byron Crittenden, Great Britian; Charles Wright Jr, Winnetka IL 12.00 3/4 Lynn Rattinger - Carol Robey, Roanoke VA; Jess Sellers III, Rch Cucamonga CA; Randy Pace, Elverta CA 12.00

2/3 Sidath Gunawardena - Howard Kahlenberg - Renato Robledo - Mark B Lombard, Philadelphia PA 9.50 2/3 Patrick Moos - Beverly Fast, Peoria IL; Shirley McGuire, Bloomington IL; Michael Waters, Dunlap IL 9.50

SECTIONS DD FF A B C 1 Jennifer-Jo Hartsman - Judy Hartsman, Lawrenceville GA; David Gurvich, New York NY; Rachael Moller, West Harrison NY 16.00 2 Virginia Stipp - Sally Chapleau, South Bend IN; Laura Lee Bright, Terre Haute IN; Carol Mahoney, Kokomo IN 15.50 3/4 Randy Okubo, Saint Paul MN; Jack Ambach Jr - Cheryl Ambach, Glasgow KY; Robert Rosenberg, Dover NH 15.00 3/4 Michael Gilbert - Susan Gilbert, Sarasota FL; Peter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE 15.00 5/6 Adrienne Braithwaite - Tom Buttle - Henry Caspar, Toronto ON; Shirley Scott, Colorado Spgs CO 14.50 5/6 Larry Friedman, Montreal PQ; Debbie Hyatt, Arvada CO; Chassan Menachi, Fabreville PQ; Jackie Boisseau, Etobicoke ON 14.50 7/8 1/2 Charles Aldenderfer - Richard Kriese - Jonathan Wolf - Peter Aldenderfer, Indianapolis IN 13.00 7/8 1/2 Judy Mustico - Joan Powell - Ann Rees - Susan Cooper, Elmira NY 13.00

3 1 David Hall - Linda Hall, Miamisburg OH; Merle Gaaskjolen - Joan Gaaskjolen, Centerville OH 12.50 4/5 David Parker - Bonnie Parker - Ralph Campbell - Alexander Pappas, Cincinnati OH 12.00 4/5 Janet Peek Clancy, Hendersonville NC; Gwyneth Abts, Geneva IL; Geraldine Wilson, Liberty KY; Jane Gregory, Las Vegas NV 12.00

FRIDAY MIXED PAIRS 2ND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Donna Stack Magee - Lee Magee, Prairie Village KS 187.50 1 Maurice De La Salle - Susan Culham, Edmonton AB 178.00 2 Leon Fisher, Milan MI; Nancy Pickering, Penllyn PA 185.50 2 Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie, Sacramento CA 175.79 3/4 Amitabh Raturi - Nancy Sachs, Cincinnati OH 174.00 3 William Harrison, Akron OH; Marge Baldwin, Fairlawn OH 172.00 3/4 Patti Burriss, St Petersburg FL; Bruce Ferguson, Boise ID 174.00 4 Wyatt Mapp Jr, Newport News VA; Yo Buehler, Williamsburg VA 171.25 5/6 Rusty Rapport, Englishtown NJ; Norman Leslie, New Orleans LA 162.00 5 1 1 Rachel Chittaro, Lake Zurich IL; Edward Nield, Westchester IL 168.54 5/6 Anita Torrence, Bexley OH; Edwin Malmuth, Cardiff CA 162.00 6 2 Linda Lloyd, Baltimore MD; Pat Galligan, San Mateo CA 167.63

1 1 Louis Epstein, Cincinnati OH; Ruthanne Richter, Fairfield OH 161.50 2 Malcolm Barker, Great Britain; Monelle Richmond, Woodstock NY 151.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Gladys Collier, East Hampton NY; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD 191.50 1 David Mayne - Linda Smith, Annapolis MD 191.50 2 Jeanne Fisher, Clementon NJ; Bruce Keidan, Pittsburgh PA 188.00 2 Chris Compton, Dallas TX; Barbara Kasle, Boca Raton FL 187.00 3 Jean Christopher, Clarendon Hills IL; Mike Hutchinson, Crystal Lake IL 173.50 3 Brian Crossley, Memphis TN; Peg Waller, Eden Prairie MN 168.50 4 1 1 Ronald Peterson - Virginia Peterson, Plymouth IN 169.50 4 1 1 Marilyn Toubeaux, Peoria IL; R Kemmerer, Dunlap IL 167.50 5 Ed Lazarus - Diane Lazarus, Baltimore MD 164.50 5 Bob Rebelein, West Chester OH; Barbara Levinson, Cincinnati OH 166.50 6 Helen De Wild, Willowdale ON; Ringo P Chung, Mississauga ON 162.00 6 Mary Savko, Pittsford VT; Bob Lafleur, Las Vegas NV 160.00

2 Linda Abraham, Wheeling WV; Robert Fliess, West Liberty WV 161.50 2 Betty Selby - Glenn Selby, Middletown OH 145.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Bert Newman - Kathy Newman, West Bloomfield MI 202.00 1 Robert Stitt, Springfield OH; Stefanie Ginger, Dayton OH 184.00 2 Raymond Ward, Portland OR; Judy Kay, Hillsboro OR 196.50 2 Deborah De Witt, Ann Arbor MI; Frank Sensoli, Macomb MI 172.50 3 1 Nobuko Wakasa, Kawasaki-Shi 44 08; Masaharu Wakasa, Japan 175.50 3 1 Gregory Foltz - Dawn Foltz, Fort Collins CO 171.00 4 2 Sandra Marlin - Mike Marlin, Versailles KY 170.50 4 2 1 Maxim Siline - Xiaoqian Liu, Akron OH 170.00 5 Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA; Gail Bell, Laverock PA 167.50 5 Daniel Teitelbaum - Marcia Teitelbaum, Jackson NJ 169.50 6 John Zaluski, Nepean ON; Anne Simon, Syracuse NY 165.00 6 Jackie Goodrich - Louis Goodrich, W Long Branch NJ 167.50

1 Cheryl Bloom - James Bloom, Orchard Lake MI 157.50

2ND FRIDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS FINAL SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 John Wong, Rowland Heights CA; Jim Kirkham, San Bernardino CA 194.00 1 Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT; Paul Kinney, Jamaica Plain MA 208.00 2/3 Jan Weyant - Linda Wolber, Cincinnati OH 189.50 2 1 Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfrey IL; Gabriel Azzam, Chesterfield MO 191.50 2/3 P Mallela, Dekalb IL; Alan Greer, Buffalo NY 189.50 3 Douglas Heron, Ottawa ON; Jeff Smith, Gloucester ON 166.00 4 Paul Reeves, Tigard OR; Jeffery Jacob, Vancouver WA 176.00 4 Arnold Krause - Kalman Krause, Toronto ON 162.50 5 1 David Hemmer, Chicago IL; Rowen Bell, Evanston IL 170.50 5 2 Ralph Isaacs - William Clevenger, Cincinnati OH 158.50 6 Steven Barcus, Sorrento FL; Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY 160.50 6 3 1 Bruce Abel - Eunice Abel, Cincinnati OH 155.50

2 Endre Varga - Donna Silver, Toronto ON 156.00 2 Lan Adair - Nancy Adair, Akron OH 154.50 3 Arnold Berman, Reading PA; Bob Cole, Bethlehem PA 147.50

1 Frederick Mason - Douglas Dyer, Beckley WV 141.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RR EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Randolph Johnson, Billerica MA; David Corn, Kirkland WA 190.50 1 Gene Benedict, Toledo OH; Stephen Warner, Davie FL 209.50 2 1 M Mulford-Jacobs, Cincinnati OH; Deborah Thomas-Howie, Etobicoke ON 181.00 2 Judy Wadas, Chicago IL; Haig Tchamitch, Peoria AZ 198.50 3 2 Harriet Gilbert, Chicago IL; Carole Drew, Glen Ellyn IL 179.50 3 1 Christopher Smith - William Rittenberg, Atlanta GA 170.50 4 3 1 John Murray, Findlay OH; Donald Scheibly, Fostoria OH 177.50 4 Faye Marino, Greenwich CT; Mira Parikh, Scarsdale NY 164.00 5/6 Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA; Lyle Poe Jr, Columbia MD 166.50 5 Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA; Gloria Brown, Virginia Bch VA 162.00 5/6 William Smith, Houston TX; Robert Rinehart, Northumberland PA 166.50 6 Suzanne Jones - J De Grazia, Boulder CO 159.50

2 Xin Ge, Chapel Hill NC; James Ford, Carmel IN 153.00 3 Janis Breckel - James Breckel, Medina OH 149.00

1 Dhruman Shah, Lansing MI; Roberta Lack, East Lansing MI 146.00 2 Richard Tulley, Portland OR; Joseph Conger III, Cold Spring KY 144.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 James Hamilton, Sarasota FL; Jim Relihan, Tampa FL 181.50 1 Michael Slaven, Bensenville IL; Gary Kessler, Springfield IL 194.50 2 Jack Leach, Cedar Park TX; Louallen Leach, 180.00 2 1 Danforth Rogers, New York NY; David Tanner, Brooklyn NY 177.50 3 Harry Ross, Tukwila WA; Harley McCabe, New Port Richey FL 177.50 3 2 William Wong, Elizabethtown KY; Darlene Pyles, Leesburg FL 171.50 4 Stephen Maltzman, N Plainfield NJ; Mani Gupta, Bridgewater NJ 173.50 4 3 1 George Hanna, Paris KY; Eric Hawkins, Lexington KY 170.00 5 1 1 John Rudy - Maury Goldman, Lexington MA 169.50 5 Cynthia Hinckley, Guayanabo PR; Diana Schuld, Glen Head NY 166.50 6 Jeri Baraf, Roslyn NY; Karen Allison, Jersey City NJ 165.00 6 Stewart Cramer, Pittsford NY; Jerry Clerkin, North Vernon IN 162.00

2 Richard Mellor, Chattanooga TN; Karen Kendall, Cincinnati OH 162.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 James Di Napoli Jr, Manasquan NJ; William Esberg, Long Branch NJ 201.00 1 1 1 Ron Woofter - Lorene Hall, Bowling Green OH 191.00 2 Andrew Loewy - Frederic Pollack, Cincinnati OH 187.00 2 Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, Pascoag RI 181.00 3 1 Norman Licht, Knoxville TN; G Sabionski, 52351 Duren 171.50 3 2 Davis Bonner, Solon OH; William Alcorn, Chagrin Falls OH 177.00 4 2 Carolyn Teinert, San Antonio TX; Josephine Grabow, Helotes TX 169.50 4 Susan Agramonte, La Conner WA; Kay Hathaway, Glenview IL 173.00 5 Mark Gordon, Purchase NY; Richard Zucker, Dobbs Ferry NY 165.50 5 Phyllis Burstein, Springfield NJ; Mary Gorkin, Liverpool NY 168.00 6 3 Nea Willits, Paget; Diana Diel, Warwick 165.00 6 Jim Howie, Etobicoke ON; Gerald Mindell, Chicago IL 164.50

1 Mark Mishkin, Los Angeles CA; Elisabeth Jereski, Santa Monica CA 148.00 3 William Sharp, Orleans ON; Philip Inshaw, Gloucester ON 156.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LL EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Renee Mancuso, Los Angeles CA; Pam Wittes, Venice CA 185.00 1 1 D Pierce, Parkersburg WV; G Stanley Harman, Marietta OH 188.00 2 Christopher Pisarra - Gail Giffen, Lafayette CA 180.50 2 Robert Madalena, San Jose CA; Gary Macgregor, Portola Valley CA 180.00 3 Carol Hamilton - Madi Drimmer, Sarasota FL 179.00 3 Mark Burkhammer, Westland MI; James Pfromm, Morrice MI 174.50 4 1 1 Richard Reaves, Cincinnati OH; John Polles, West Lafayette IN 174.50 4 Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; James Murphy, Chesapeake VA 174.00 5 2 Andrew Speers - Jayaram Chari, Edmonton AB 173.50 5 Donald Riley, Alexandria VA; Charles Pecarro, Falls Church VA 173.50 6 Karl Hicks, Dominion NS; Bernie Britten, Howie Center NS 162.00 6 Ashraf El Sadi, Union City CA; Andre Rakhmanin, Granite Bay CA 160.50

3 Donna Steffan, East Amherst NY; Judy Graf, Clarence NY 161.00 2 Sheng-Hung Wang, Columbus OH; David Tsui, Centerville OH 159.50 3 1 Paul Klaverkamp, Nisswa MN; Lloyd Graven, Minneapolis MN 154.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION MM EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Venkatrao Koneru, San Antonio TX; Larry Mori, Clearwater FL 204.50 1 George Rosenkranz, Mexico City; Roger Bates, Mesa AZ 208.50 2 Martin Hunter - Andy Stark, Mississauga ON 182.50 2 Jacqui Mitchell - Lynne Tarnopol, New York NY 184.50 3 Jerry Fink - Joseph Lutz, Cincinnati OH 176.50 3 1 Doug Stark, Cecil PA; Curtis Bare, Charlottesville VA 180.50 4 Charles Nauen, Saint Paul MN; Jonathan Cohen, Prior Lake MN 174.50 4 Arthur Anderson - E Jamie Schloss, Lexington KY 175.00 5 1 Jody Wadhwa, Northbrook IL; Brij Kalra, Des Plaines IL 164.00 5 2 1 Terry Goodykoontz - Alvan Bregman, Champaign IL 167.00 6 Madeline Bloom, Boynton Beach FL; Rhoda Prager, Allentown PA 163.50 6 3 Joseph Branconi - Brian Meyer, Buffalo NY 166.50

2 1 Paul Bethe, Williamstown MA; Jason Feldman, Claremont CA 155.00 4 Bob Bartko, Aurora OH; Eileen Machan, Cuyahoga Falls OH 159.00 2 James Pappas - Mark Murad, New York NY 151.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION OO EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Sheila Ekeblad, Providence RI; Markland Molson, Miami FL 202.00 1 Kathy Benjamin, Mahwah NJ; Ruth Bernstein, Hillsdale NJ 194.00 2 1 Tamara Johnson, Bossier City LA; Virginia Morris, Hendersonville NC 186.00 2 1 Joyce Clark, Bradenton FL; Marge Handley, Elizabethtown KY 186.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Lowell Andrews, Huntington Bh CA; Rebecca Rogers, Las Vegas NV 206.00 1 Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA; Lyle Poe Jr, Columbia MD 197.50 2 Michael Slaven, Bensenville IL; Gary Kessler, Springfield IL 199.50 2 1 James Kehoe - Charles Michalski, Glen Ellyn IL 190.50 3 Arlene Port - Frances Prus, Pittsburgh PA 169.00 3 2 Harvinder Sidhu, Basking Ridge NJ; Mark Brighouse, Rahway NJ 182.00 4 Elsiemae Smith, Cuyahoga Falls OH; Gladys Martin, Hudson OH 168.50 4 Cindy Marshall, Knoxville TN; Ellasue Chaitt, West Palm Beach FL 169.50 5 1 M Mulford-Jacobs, Cincinnati OH; Deborah Thomas-Howie, Etobicoke ON 162.50 5 William Sentman - Sarah Sentman, Scott Depot WV 169.00 6/7 2 1 Noriko Kobe, Fort Lee NJ; Saeko Hisayama, Cliffside Park NJ 159.00 6 D Anne Pientka, Laurens SC; Nancy Luetge, Cincinnati OH 165.50 6/7 Cynthia Hinckley, Guayanabo PR; Diana Schuld, Glen Head NY 159.00 3 Diana Rossi - Harriet Spiegel, Cincinnati OH 165.00

3 Jerome Katz - Steve Shamroy, Cincinnati OH 156.50 1 David Ruppert, Baltimore MD; Michael Pearlman, Reisterstown MD 147.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, Pascoag RI 216.50 1 Sheila Ekeblad, Providence RI; Markland Molson, Miami FL 199.00 2 Barbara Seagram - Alex Kornel, Toronto ON 186.00 2 Flo Newlin, Littleton CO; Broma Lou Reed, Boulder CO 184.50 3 Ora Lourie, Delray Beach FL; G. Margie Gwozdzinsky, New York NY 173.00 3 Charles Bantz, West Allis WI; William Malesevich, Mayville WI 182.00 4 1 Betty Fleischer, Ossining NY; Eleanor Gimon, Greenwich CT 165.00 4 1 Andrew Speers - Jayaram Chari, Edmonton AB 180.50 5 2 Sheila Bello - Mary Bell, Lexington KY 161.00 5 2 Carl Becker - Cheryl Scott, Charleston SC 179.50 6 Susan Agramonte, La Conner WA; Kay Hathaway, Glenview IL 158.00 6 Paul Nimmons, Houston TX; Andrew Gaffner, Decatur GA 175.50

3 Judy Chapman, Edmonton AB; Tomasa Hankins, Clovis CA 154.00 3 1 Marsha Meredith - Barbara Hall, Perrysburg OH 129.50 1 Opal Cox, Manchester OH; Donna Penrose, Maysville KY 148.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UU EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Janet Daling, Seattle WA; Sharon Colson, Kirkland WA 229.50 1 David Sokolow, Austin TX; Howard Einberg, Los Angeles CA 187.50 2 Grace Hunt, Dallas TX; Nancy Passell, Plano TX 180.00 2 Vince Oddy - Barbara Clinton, Aurora ON 183.00 3 Roger Dunn, Brossard PQ; Andre Chartrand, Chateauguay PQ 177.50 3 Andrew Loewy - Frederic Pollack, Cincinnati OH 181.00 4 Gloria Guay, Rochester MI; Grace Miller, Beverly Hills MI 171.50 4 1 Clarence Weber, Mc Clure OH; Bill Ryan, Bowling Green OH 176.00 5 1 1 Dianne Morton, Williamsburg VA; Jackie Powell, Newport News VA 161.50 5 2 Norman Licht, Knoxville TN; G Sabionski, 52351 Duren 167.00 6 2 R Grover - Michael Wagner, Austin TX 159.00 6 3 1 Sharon Hurd, Severn MD; Beverley Dana, Dayton OH 165.50

3 Jessie Campbell - Myrna Rosen, Cincinnati OH 155.00 4 Dick Duff - Thomas Lenahan, Denver CO 152.50


3 2 Carl Becker - Cheryl Scott, Charleston SC 183.50 3 Janet Daling, Seattle WA; Sharon Colson, Kirkland WA 171.50 4 Charles Bantz, West Allis WI; William Malesevich, Mayville WI 177.00 4 Grace Hunt, Dallas TX; Nancy Passell, Plano TX 167.50 5 Flo Newlin, Littleton CO; Broma Lou Reed, Boulder CO 171.50 5/6 2 1 Rosalie Campeau, Libertyville IL; Mary Kever, Grayslake IL 165.00 6 Britain Beezley - Shelba Parmley, Oklahoma City OK 167.00 5/6 Roger Dunn, Brossard PQ; Andre Chartrand, Chateauguay PQ 165.00

3 1 J Robinson - Barbara Robinson, Greentown IN 159.50 3 Dick Duff - Thomas Lenahan, Denver CO 162.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION PP EAST-WEST

A B C A B C 1 Barbara Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; Sharon Hait, Livingston NJ 187.00 1 Robert Carteaux, Fort Wayne IN; Richard Ellis Jr, Kokomo IN 188.00 2 Hugh Brown Jr, Mc Cormick SC; Richard Potter, Black Mountain NC 180.50 2 Nick Suciu, Lake Forest IL; Hjalmar Beijl, Flushing MI 187.50 3 1 George Klemic, Hillside IL; Michael Airdo, Oak Park IL 179.50 3 Dorothy Truscott, Bronx NY; June Deutsch, Aventura FL 187.00 4 Gail Hastings, Verona PA; Brita Bridenstine, Pittsburgh PA 175.00 4 1 David Reiter - Jay Wasserman, Boca Raton FL 181.50 5 Jim Linhart, Delray Beach FL; Phil Brady, Philadelphia PA 172.00 5 Ruth Ammentorp, West Chester OH; Shirley Gilmore, Cincinnati OH 170.00 6 2 Nadim Khalaf, Laguna Niguel CA; Tom Wylie, Woodland Hills CA 170.00 6 Joseph Torelli, Newtown PA; Everett Young, Lafayette Hill PA 160.50

3 James Breihan, Austin TX; John Oakley, Round Rock TX 156.00 2 Craig Zastera, Woodinville WA; Thomas Sartor, Kenmore WA 159.00 1 Ron Combs, Saint Louis MO; George Hawley, Florissant MO 155.50 3 1 Julio Galvez - Robert Grinwis, Exton PA 151.00

FRIDAY EVENING 10/20 PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION UUU EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 1 James Schultz, Athen OH; Tom McGuire, Guysville OH 46.00 1 1 Jan Givens, Florence KY; Rick O’Connor, Villa Hills KY 39.50 2/3 Ann Morrison, Hamilton OH; Lillian Dorris, Cincinnati OH 40.00 2 2 Mary Erdberg, Indianapolis IN; Carl Flecker, Loveland OH 38.50 2/3 Raymond Linck - Kathleen Linck, Lexington KY 40.00

FRIDAY EVENING 99ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION VVV EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 Gordon Czarnecki - Merilyn Czarnecki, Kentwood MI 104.50 1 Dana Mullen, Chillicothe OH; David Bell, Waverly OH 92.50 2 Meenakshi Krishnamoorthy - Nirmala Krishnamoorthy, San Diego CA 95.00 2 Joyce Dennis - Patricia Hoffman, Fairborn OH 92.00 3 1 Michael Cokus - Anna Cokus, Sarver PA 92.00 3 1 Robert Johnson - Ruth Johnson, Cincinnati OH 90.50 4 David Dishop - Peggy Dishop, Bellefontaine OH 91.50 4 2 Linda Woodham, Loveland OH; Renee Shunta, Muskegon MI 87.50

FRIDAY EVENING 299ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION XXX EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 Sandy Milford - Joy Cellars, Centerville OH 162.00 1 James Gunn - Harry Shaffer, Lawrence KS 184.00 2 1 Rebecca Joike - Trevor Joike, Rockford IL 153.50 2 Susan Kreal - Sharon Ricciardi, Brentwood TN 157.00 3 Paul Gutterman, Minneapolis MN; Paul Carson, Nashville TN 146.00 3 1 Tom Alderman, Laingsburg MI; James Wile, Okemos MI 151.50 4 Max Fayen - Carolyn Fayen, Plymouth IN 140.50 4 2 Tom Wilson - Laura Kozlevcar, Orlando FL 140.00 5 Marilyn Menlo - Edith Brown, Ann Arbor MI 140.00 5 Mary Ann Dinger, Reston VA; Betty Evans, Waynesboro VA 136.50

2 Leo Mahoney - Anne Mahoney, Hillsborough NB 131.00 3 La Verne Boddy - Lee Boddy, Naperville IL 130.50

WOMEN’S PAIRS 2ND FINAL SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION F G EAST-WEST

1 Phyllis Quinn, Cortlandt Manor NY; Brenda Keller, Boise ID 383.50 1 Marilyn Hemenway - Barbara Fellows, Omaha NE 370.50 2 Silvana Bellini, St Petersburg FL; Julie Lever, Las Vegas NV 380.00 2 Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL; Valerie Westheimer, New York NY 369.00 3 Jean Talbot, New Orleans LA; Joan Van Geffen, Metairie LA 371.00 3 Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA; Ellen Siebert, Fort Lauderdale FL 367.50 4 Nancy Molesworth, Croton Hdsn NY; Halina Jamner, Hawthorne NY 369.00 4 Edith Korda, Dublin OH; Jean Davis, Columbus OH 366.50 5 Cheryl Schneider, Westerville OH; Ellen Royer, Columbus OH 363.50 5 Sylvia Moss - Judi Radin, New York NY 363.00 6 Carlyn Steiner, Seattle WA; Marinesa Letizia, Kingston NY 359.00 6 Claire Tornay, New York NY; Terry Michaels, Prairie Village KS 361.50 7 Nancy Kalow, New York NY; Barbara Kantor, Floral Park NY 357.00 7 Loie West, West Roxbury MA; Sarah Anne Cressy, Falls Church VA 354.00 8 Nadine Wood, Silver Spring MD; Mickie Kivel, Potomac MD 356.50 8 Ann Labe, Kirkland WA; Kitty Munson, New York NY 347.00 9 Ava Grubman, Brooklyn NY; Linda Rothstein, New York NY 347.00 9 Jane Segal, Villanova PA; Judy Kay, Narberth PA 343.50 10 Beverly Gardner, Southfield MI; Cecily Kohler, Washington DC 346.50 10 Laurie Vogel - Gail Greenberg, New York NY 339.00

OPEN PAIRS II 2ND FINAL SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION A B C D E EAST-WEST

1 Spike Lay, Ormond Beach FL; Ron Smith, Hixson TN 1024.77 1 Kenneth Kranyak, Bay Village OH; Harry Stratton, Columbus OH 1025.48 2 Alan Myerson, Sherman Oaks CA; Ted Gibbs, Rancho Palos Verdes CA 1019.63 2 JoAnna Stansby - Lew Stansby, Castro Valley CA 1001.23 3 Judy Schwarz - Phil Schwarz, Burnsville MN 1011.55 3 Sidney Brownstein, Santa Monica CA; William Wickham, Los Angeles CA 992.55 4 Douglas Doub, Hartford CT; John Rengstorff, New York NY 979.69 4 Jill Levin, Bronx NY; Larry Cohen, Las Vegas NV 986.23 5 Joseph Kivel, Newport Coast CA; Keith Bauer, Buena Park CA 970.90 5 Michael Whitman, San Francisco CA; Garey Hayden, Tucson AZ 972.38 6 Allen Hawkins Jr - Jim Foster, Birmingham AL 960.80 6 Billy Miller, Las Vegas NV; Hamish Bennett, Menlo Park CA 961.23 7 Robert Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; Rick Roeder, Encinitas CA 950.45 7 Stephen Kemic, Los Alamos NM; William Kass, Albuquerque NM 949.81 8 Bob Glasson - Joann Glasson, Pennington NJ 945.40 8 James Ward, Champaign IL; William Doroshow, Skokie IL 942.63 9 Beverly Perry - Jonathan Greenspan, New York NY 937.27 9 Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Jerry Helms, Charlotte NC 932.10 10 Douglas Simson - Walter Johnson, Columbus OH 931.30 10 Stephen Landen, Rochester Hills MI; Pratap Rajadhyaksha, Powell OH 931.20 11 Jill Meyers, Santa Monica CA; Mitch Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA 929.98 11 Gail Carns - Mary Paulone Carns, Export PA 929.05 12 Peter Worby - Kevin Young, Regina SK 929.45 12 Brian Johnston, Toronto ON; John Gilbert, Kitchener ON 919.60 13 Barry Rigal, New York NY; Debbie Rosenberg, New Rochelle NY 923.95 13 Boye Brogeland, Bergen; Jeffrey Ferro, Santa Monica CA 914.31 14 David Treadwell, Wilmington DE; Robert Schwartz, San Pedro CA 923.54 14 Kenneth King - Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC 909.23 15 Dan Jacob, Burnaby BC; Aidan Ballantyne, Vancouver BC 920.77 15 Stephen Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; John Saxe, Hudson MA 904.38 16 Michael Kovacich, Stone Mountain GA; Robert White, Raleigh NC 916.27 16 Richard Oshlag, Germantown TN; Dave Smith, Newark DE 903.55 17 Jo Ann Sprung - Danny Sprung, Philadelphia PA 911.27 17 John Morris - Michael White, Atlanta GA 900.02 18 Beth Palmer - William Pettis, Silver Spring MD 908.19 18 Kenneth Davis, Alexandria VA; John Ashe, Fairfax VA 891.74 19 Yi Zhong - Weizhong Bao, Fairfax VA 900.07 19 Corey Cole - Richard Aronson, Oakhurst CA 889.31 20 Joe Sacco, Longwood FL; Larry Griffey, Palm Bch Gdns FL 887.77 20 George Jacobs, Hinsdale IL; Steve Garner, Northfield IL 888.73 21 Jim Robison, Las Vegas NV; Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 880.30 21 Michael Katz, San Ramon CA; Mike Bandler, Alamo CA 885.31 22 William Wise, Warren MI; Robert Tracy, Troy MI 879.57 22 Loren Hawkins, Bremerton WA; Dudley Brown, Grandview WA 883.98 23 Joe Grue, Minneapolis MN; Joel Wooldridge, Buffalo NY 868.05 23 Michael Lucy, Red Lion PA; Richard Popper, Wilmington DE 880.60 24 Les Bart, Olney MD; Samuel Marks, Dunwoody GA 861.77 24 Matt Granovetter, Richmond Hts OH; Richard Coren, Fort Lauderdale FL 878.73 25 Edward Wojewoda, Antelope CA; Leszek Rabiega, Salt Lake City UT 860.90 25 Simon Kantor, Agawam MA; Murray Melton, Las Vegas NV 873.60 26 Dan Hertz, Harrison NY; Shou-Ling Wang, Bethesda MD 856.19 26 Judith Weisman, Englewood NJ; John Solodar, New York NY 865.46

FRIDAY/SATURDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 Richard Paulsen - Susan Thornton, Crescent Spg KY 187.16 1 Fred Maher, Clifton Heights PA; Lachman Advani, Ottawa ON 191.96 2 1 Barbara Miller, Bangor PA; Clarence Kofron, Kunkletown PA 173.46 2 Peggy Shivetts, Latrobe PA; Nell Burney, Pittsburgh PA 191.00 3 2 Joann Peters - Helen Payne, Columbus OH 172.67 3 Sharron Hinckley, East Winthrop ME; John Hackett, Oxford ME 180.96 4 Ken Gee - Jill Wellman, Regina SK 172.55 4 Marilyn Braun, Mason OH; Otto Walter, Cincinnati OH 180.55 5 Kara Jarman, Las Vegas NV; James Lipman, Arlington VA 168.04 5 Thomas Jahnke - Kenneth Stark, Houston TX 166.84 6 3 Irene Faletto, Heath TX; J Richards, Rockwall TX 163.41 6 1 Peter Taussig - Ramesh Srivastava, Columbus OH 160.96

2 G Richard Ramage Jr - Nancy Ramage, Downey CA 125.84NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HHH EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 1 Helen Johnston, Ajax ON; Patrick Thompson, Aurora ON 197.00 1/2 Morella Pacheco, Pompano Beach FL; Steve Hamagui, VZ 187.00 2 Frank Burke - Janet Burke, Seattle WA 179.50 1/2 1 Joyce Maller - Robert Maller, Davenport IA 187.00 3 Steven Lamer, Waterloo IA; Marilyn Keating, Fulton MO 179.00 3 Marty Zupan, Arlington VA; Wonjoo Goldstein, Elkins Park PA 176.50 4 Kitty Jo Hellmann, Latrobe PA; Arlene Jacobelli, Jeannette PA 176.00 4 2 Nancy Watkins, Alpharetta GA; Judy Vanrysselberge, Atlanta GA 174.00 5 Sonia Kaplan, Eatontown NJ; Claire Michalowski, Spring Lake NJ 166.00 5 3 Robert Thompson - Susan Thompson, Zanesville OH 165.50 6 Taashi Teramoto, Yokohama, Japan; Kumiko Sasahira, New York NY 161.00 6 John Marhofer, Stow OH; C Lyon, Akron OH 157.50

2 Justine Cushing - Paul Schneider, New York NY 156.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION III EAST-WEST

A B A B 1 Linda Trent - Brian Trent, Fullerton CA 180.00 1 Anton Habash, Oxford OH; Michael Purcell, Cincinnati OH 194.50 2 G S Jade Barrett - Karen Barrett, Vancouver WA 177.50 2 Dallas Moore - Harold McConnell, Dayton OH 189.00 3 1 David Kirk, Seminole FL; Ann Hedden, Watkinsville GA 175.00 3 Nicholas Hartung, Astoria NY; George Pisk, Manchaca TX 168.00 4 Jim Saxon - Liz Hannon, Annapolis MD 171.00 4 Dale Dye, Wyndmoor PA; Larry Hayslip, Norcross GA 167.00 5 Jane Naiser - Abby Lussky, Louisville KY 170.50 5 Linda Wiener - Joel Datloff, Vancouver WA 165.50 6 2 Hao Jiang, Dayton OH; Jin Shi, Akron OH 165.50 6 Jane Kennedy - Lolly Georgeson, Chicago IL 164.50

3 Stanley Hoffman - Judith Hoffman, Brooklyn NY 159.00 1 Gudrun Zieler, D-61476 Kronber G; Lesley Fells, Worthington OH 163.50 2 David Morris - Holly Morris, Cincinnati OH 154.50

WOMEN’S PAIRS 1ST FINAL SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION F G EAST-WEST

1 Joan Stein, Milwaukee WI; Eunice Rosen, Highland Park IL 434.00 1 Katrin Litwin, Mexico City 5; Louise Childs, Los Angeles CA 401.00 2 Jo Morse, West Palm Beach FL; Susan Miller, Boca Raton FL 368.50 2 Carole Weinstein-Gorse, Acton MA; Susan Torrey, Chapel Hill NC 378.00 3 Marilyn Hemenway - Barbara Fellows, Omaha NE 368.00 3 Rhoda Walsh, Los Angeles CA; Brenda Bryant, Ferndale MI 371.50 4 Lynne Feldman, Champaign IL; Roberta Epstein, Las Vegas NV 367.50 4 Maris Zilant - Susan Fuller, Miami FL 352.00 5 Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL; Valerie Westheimer, New York NY 359.50 5 Phyllis Quinn, Cortlandt Manor NY; Brenda Keller, Boise ID 347.00 6 Laurie Vogel - Gail Greenberg, New York NY 358.00 6 Mildred Breed, Bryan TX; Shawn Quinn, Katy TX 345.50 7 Betsey Schneider, San Carlos CA; Jill Richmond, Los Angeles CA 350.50 7 Judi Cody, Annandale VA; Jo Anne Casen, Boca Raton FL 339.50 8 Lynn Mackall, Monsey NY; Milly Curman, Teaneck NJ 348.50 8 Janet Adams, Corbin KY; Marsha Barnett, Keavy KY 338.50 9 Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA; Adrienne Green, Venice CA 346.50 9 Cheryl Schneider, Westerville OH; Ellen Royer, Columbus OH 333.00 10 Suzanne Siebert, Little Rock AR; Jacqueline Derouin, Okemos MI 344.50 10 Liane Turner, Overland Park KS; Sharon Jabbour, Boca Raton FL 331.50

OPEN PAIRS II 1ST FINAL SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION A B C D E EAST-WEST

1 Stephen Landen, Rochester Hills MI; Pratap Rajadhyaksha, Powell OH 1071.50 1 Brian Johnston, Toronto ON; John Gilbert, Kitchener ON 1019.50 2 Allan Falk, Okemos MI; Steve Beatty, Destrehan LA 1061.50 2 Beth Palmer - William Pettis, Silver Spring MD 998.50 3 Simon Kantor, Agawam MA; Murray Melton, Las Vegas NV 1025.50 3 Douglas Doub, Hartford CT; John Rengstorff, New York NY 964.50 4 Eric Greco, Philadelphia PA; Geoff Hampson, Okemos MI 1007.00 4 Robert Heitzman Jr, Suffern NY; Bob Gwirtzman, Brooklyn NY 963.50 5 David Walker, Salem VA; S Moore, Roanoke VA 944.00 5 Brian Ellis, Cleveland OH; Peter Grover, Aurora OH 953.50 6 Jim Barrow, Lake Charles LA; John Potter, Panama City FL 940.50 6 Edward Wojewoda, Antelope CA; Leszek Rabiega, Salt Lake City UT 941.00 7 Thomas Carmichael, Iselin NJ; Jay Korobow, Princeton NJ 939.50 7 William Wise, Warren MI; Robert Tracy, Troy MI 933.00 8 Martin Baff - Phillip Becker, Beachwood OH 932.00 8 Yifan Yang, Darien IL; Jiun-Ming Chen, West Lafayette IN 918.00 9 Michael Whitman, San Francisco CA; Garey Hayden, Tucson AZ 930.50 9 Chuck Malcolm, Topeka KS; Walter Pupko, Centerville OH 917.50 10 Matt Granovetter, Richmond Hts OH; Richard Coren, Fort Lauderdale FL 927.50 10 Kevin Collins - Patricia Tucker, Atlanta GA 916.50 11 Rob Crawford, Lauderhill FL; Richard Sternlieb, Milwaukee WI 927.00 11 Douglas Simson - Walter Johnson, Columbus OH 907.0012/13 Sidney Brownstein, Santa Monica CA; William Wickham, Los Angeles CA 913.50 12 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; Randy Corn, Kirkland WA 904.5012/13 Grant Baze, La Jolla CA; Tipton Golias, Beaumont TX 913.50 13 Dorsey Brown, Prospect KY; Alan Goldberg, Louisville KY 896.00 14 David Graff - Wilbur Argersinger, Ann Arbor MI 909.00 14 Gerald Michaud, Derby KS; Robert Carstedt, Wichita KS 895.50 15 JoAnna Stansby - Lew Stansby, Castro Valley CA 908.00 15/16 Barry Schaffer, Frisco TX; Colby Vernay, Lacon IL 888.00 16 Stephen Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; John Saxe, Hudson MA 906.00 15/16 William Arlinghaus, Ann Arbor MI; Martin Hirschman, Southfield MI 888.00 17 Judith Weisman, Englewood NJ; John Solodar, New York NY 905.00 17 Jill Levin, Bronx NY; Larry Cohen, Las Vegas NV 886.50 18 George Jacobs, Hinsdale IL; Steve Garner, Northfield IL 904.00 18 Michael Kovacich, Stone Mountain GA; Robert White, Raleigh NC 885.50 19 Carol Reitz - Ed Bissell, State College PA 903.50 19 Spike Lay, Ormond Beach FL; Ron Smith, Hixson TN 883.0020/21 Boye Brogeland, Bergen; Jeffrey Ferro, Santa Monica CA 901.50 20 Les Bart, Olney MD; Samuel Marks, Dunwoody GA 879.0020/21 Don Probst, Fairfax VA; Earl Glickstein, Gaithersburg MD 901.50 21/22 Dan Hertz, Harrison NY; Shou-Ling Wang, Bethesda MD 878.50 22 Curtis Cheek, Huntsville AL; Lynn Deas, Schenectady NY 895.00 21/22 Malcolm Ewashkiw, Belleville ON; Don Brock, Brampton ON 878.50 23 Dennis Hesthaven - Ralph Letizia Jr, Louisville KY 894.00 23/24 Chip Martel, Davis CA; Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA 874.50 24 Kenneth King - Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC 885.50 23/24 Robert Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; Rick Roeder, Encinitas CA 874.50 25 Mark Jones - Joe Harris, Albuquerque NM 885.00 25 Linda Gordon, New York NY; Bernie Chazen, Tamarac FL 874.00 26 Corey Cole - Richard Aronson, Oakhurst CA 884.00 26 Jill Fisch - John Gassenheimer, New York NY 867.50

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*Unless otherwise noted, strat breaks for Stratified Open and Stratified Senior events are: A (1250+), B (500-1250), C(0-500). Breaks for Continuous Pairs and single-session open events are: A (750+), B (0-750).**Members whose dues payment is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.

Saturday, March 18, 9:00 a.m.Event Session Entry/player/session Sold

ACBL members** OtherDaybreak Bracketed KO Teams 4th $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor BallroomMorning Thursday-Saturday Continuous/Side Pairs* 3rd single $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor BallroomEarly Riser Compact KO Teams 3-4 $6.00 $6.50 C.C. 3rd Floor BallroomStratified 299er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 C.C. 3rd Floor BallroomStratified 299er Swiss Teams single $11.00 $12.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom

Saturday, March 18, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.Stratified Senior Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 Regal Bronze BallroomStratified Open Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 Regal Bronze Ballroom

Saturday, March 18, 1:00 & 8:00 p.m.VANDERBILT KO TEAMS $14.50 $15.50 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 204OPEN SWISS TEAMS 1-2Q $13.00 $14.00 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 200 2 qualifying, 2 final sessionsWOMEN’S SWISS TEAMS 1-2Q $14.50 $15.50 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom B 2 qualifying, 2 final sessionsNORTH AMERICAN PAIRS, FLIGHTS B & C 1-2Q $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Prequalification required. 2 qualifying, 2 final sessionsCabo Mining Co. Stratified Open Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor BallroomBracketed KO Teams IV 3-4 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor BallroomFriday-Saturday Continuous/ Side Pairs* 3rd single $12.00 $13.00 Regal Grand BallroomStratified 299er, Judy Cohn 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11.00 $11.00 Regal Grand Ballroom

Saturday, March 18, 8:00 p.m.Darlene Fink Friday-Saturday Continuous/ Side Pairs* 4th single $12.00 $13.00 Regal Grand Ballroom299er Stratified Swiss Teams single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand BallroomStratified 299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11.00 $11.00 Regal Grand Ballroom

Saturday, March 18, midnightLouisville Bridge Association Zip KO Teams* single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom

*Unless otherwise noted, strat breaks for Stratified Open and Stratified Senior events are: A (1250+), B (500-1250),C (0-500). Breaks for Strati-Flighted Open events are: A (unlimited), B (750-1500), C (300-750), D (0-300). Breaks forContinuous Pairs and single-session open events are: A (750+), B (0-750).**Members whose dues payment is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.

Sunday, March 19, 11:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m.Event Session Entry/player/session Sold

ACBL members** OtherStratified Fast Open Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 Regal Grand Ballroom

Sunday, March 19, 11:00 a.m. & 4:00 p.m.NORTH AMERICAN PAIRS, FLIGHTS B & C 1-2F $13.00 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 204Strati-Flighted Swiss Teams* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor BallroomStratified Senior Swiss Teams* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 Regal Bronze BallroomStratified Open Side Game* single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand BallroomStratified 299er Swiss Teams single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11.00 $11.00 Regal Grand Ballroom

Sunday, March 19, Noon & 7:00 p.m.OPEN SWISS TEAMS 1-2F $13.00 $14.00 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 202WOMEN’S SWISS TEAMS 1-2F $14.50 $15.50 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 200

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