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Vivaldi-Rossano Win Mixed Chief Editor: Henry Francis (USA) Issue: 3 Editors: Mark Horton (Great Britain) Brian Senior (Great Britain) Monday Layout Editor: Stelios Hatzidakis (Greece) 24th August 1998 Vivaldi-Rossano win Mixed Data about the Vivendi Rosenblum Teams and the Louis Vuitton McConnell Teams Teams entered in the Vivendi Rosenblum event (open) have been divided into 16 groups of 15 or 16 teams. Each team will play five rounds of 10 boards today, tomorrow and Wednesday. The top four teams in each group will qualify to play in the Round of 64 knockout phase on Thursday. Teams entered in the Louis Vuitton McConnell Teams (women's event) have been divided into four groups of 13 or 14 teams. Each team will play four or five rounds of 10 boards per day.The top eight teams in each group will qualify to play in the Round of 32 knockout phase on Thursday. The groups will be posted in the lobby. The following will be the daily schedule for the round-robins: First match 10:45 to 12:10 Second match 12:30 to 13:55 Antonio Vivaldi (Italy) Enza Rossano (Italy) Break Third match 14:45 to 16:10 Antonio Vivaldi and Enza Rossano of Italy came through with a powerful 65.28% game Fourth match 16:30 to 17:55 in the second final session to win the J.M. Weston Mixed Pairs yesterday.This pair has Fifth match 18:15 to 19:40 won many titles in Italy and in Europe. It is likely that teams entered in the Lipton Ice Tea Junior Triathlon will follow the same schedule They needed that big game - Claude Blouquit and Marc Bompis of France came roar- today and tomorrow. ing through the final with a super 68.64% game to take the silver medal and just miss the Teams are requested to check their scores after gold.Vivaldi and Rosano averaged 64.07% over the final two sessions, while Blouquit and each match. After reaching agreement with their Bompis had 63.96%. opponents should teams submit their result form at the result desk.The desk is located just outside the The winners led after Saturday's qualifying sessions. They fell to fourth place in the playing area near the main entrance. first final session, but they still had plenty left to pull back and win the crown. There also will be an official scorecard with the names of the players and the results of all the The two pairs finished well ahead of the bronze medalists, Jens and Sabine Auken of boards. Teams are instructed to leave this score- Denmark.They had 62.39% for the day. card on the table. Another French pair - world champion Paul Chemla and Catherine D'Ovidio, were The matches will be scored by IMPs translated into Victory Points according to the 10-board scale fourth, followed by the German pairing of Andrea Rauscheid and Nedja Buchlev. listed on the scorecard. The highest ranking non-European pair was Martha and Ralph Katz of the United In all cases the first-listed team will seat its States, who were sixth. European pairs took 10 of the top 11 placings.The first Far East North-South pair in the Open Room. The room will be set up as follows: pair was Michael Courtney and M. Courtney of Australia. The tables of each group will be in a straight line - eight tables numbered 1-8, then a space, then eight Results of the Elf Zonal Mixed Pairs were not available at press time.They will more tables numbered 101-108. Each match will appear in tomorrows Daily News. consist of matched numbers: 1 vs. 101, 2 vs. 202, etc. 2 Monday, 24 August 1998 1998 World Bridge Championships An Old Theme Revisited In Sunday's Daily News, we saw a few Take a break boards featuring Bermuda's Vera Petty and Schedule At the entrance of the Lille Grand Roman Smolski. Over the course of those of events Palais, l'Espace Tourisme welcomes boards, they were pretty uninspired, and you and helps you to discover our would like to offer this exhibit from the sec- (Today) region and its various aspects. ond qualifying session of the J.M.Weston We have prepared four day trips Mixed Pairs to show that things did get better. 10:45 Vivendi Rosenblum Cup for you. Discover the real Flanders by (Round-Robin) learning the traditions of brewing. See Session 2. Board 16. E/W Vul. Dealer West. 10:45 Louis Vuitton McConnell Cup for yourself the hills and plains and (Round-Robin) [K 9 2 visit Nausicaa, France's national oca ] K 6 3 2 center. Explore the most important 10:45 Lipton Ice Tea Junior Teams {J 6 museum of mining in France and expe- (Triathlon) } 10 5 4 3 rience how coal extraction was devel- 10:45 Coralia Continuous Pairs oped. Or taste some champagne and [ Q J 3N [ A 10 8 5 4 ] A 10 7 4 ] Q 9 8 visit Reins. (Tomorrow) W E We are open daily from 10 a.m. to { 8 7 4 3 { Q 10 9 10:45 Vivendi Rosenblum Cup }J 7S }K 8 8 p.m. L'Espace Voyages Selectour SNCF (Round-Robin) [7 6 provides your reservations and tickets 10:45 Louis Vuitton McConnell Cup ]J 5 for trains, flights, dinner shows in Pairs, (Round-Robin) { A K 5 2 and car rentals.This also is open from } A Q 9 6 2 10:45 Lipton Ice Tea Junior Teams 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Triathlon) West North East South 10:45 Coralia Continuous Pairs Smolski Petty Pass Pass 1[ 2} J.M. Weston spon- 2[ 3} All Pass sors the J.M. Weston Mixed Pairs. Smolski kicked off with the queen of spades to the king and ace and Petty returned Weston in Lille: a spade. Smolski won the jack and switched to 34-36 rue Grande, Chaussée, Lille a low heart. Not altogether surprisingly, declarer misguessed by playing low. Petty won the queen and played a third spade for declar- er to ruff. Now declarer played three rounds The Book of diamonds, ruffing in dummy, followed by a club to the queen. On this trick, Smloski of the Par Contest dropped the jack! Declarer fell for the false- All the Problems card. She assumed that the two remaining clubs were on her right so, rather than lay All the Solutions down the }A, played a heart. Smolski won the Available NOW from Jannersten's ]A and played his fourth diamond, allowing shop or the Le Bridgeur shop in the Rendez-vous with the World Bridge Petty to over-ruff dummy for one down and main hall. Championships very day at 18:40 on an excellent matchpoint score as most Price US$ 7 or 40 FF. Radio France Frequence Nord 94.7 or North/Souths were making ten tricks in a club contract. in Lille 87.8 While one must applaud East/West for their defence, and in particular Smolski for dropping the }J, declarer should surely not have been taken in by it. If East really held three clubs, it was quite unlikely that she would also have sufficient length in the red suits to allow declarer an entry to dummy to take the club finesse, although the 1[ opening WBF Congress could have been on four cards. The World Bridge Federation Congress meeting will be held in the Eurotop Auditorium on Wednesday, 26 August, at 9:30 a.m. All countries are urged to send a delegate. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. Elf sponsors the Zonal Events Lille, France 1998 Monday, 24 August 1998 3 Final-Session One J.M.Weston Mixed Pairs outh tried very hard to set up a squeeze There was nothing to the play. The spade Gerard and d'Orsi carefully took their S on the opening deal, but the cards weren't ruff was the 12th trick. three tricks, so South was held to 10 tricks. right. Not only that - Eric Rodwell and Baze and Walsh had another good result But this time the club save would have Leslie Reynolds were careful with their discards. on Board 5, but things did not work out well worked. East-West would lose only a spade and First final. Board 1.Vul none. Dealer North. for Rodwell and Reynolds. Ernesto d'Orsi and Joan Gerard had back three diamonds, for minus 500 instead of [K 9 to back difficult decisions on whether or not minus 620. Few pairs found this save, howev- ] A 8 6 4 3 to bid on in clubs on Boards 3 and 4. er. { J 10 9 4 First final. Board 3. E/W vul. Dealer South First final. Board 5. N/S vul. Dealer North. } 10 9 [ Q 6 4 3N [ 10 7 5 2 [K 7 [J 10 ]J 10 ]K Q 5 2 W E ] A Q 10 7 6 ]A K 6 {2 {7 3 { 6 4 3 2 { 7 6 4 2 } Q J 7 5 3 2 S } 8 6 4 }A 4 } A K 6 2 [A J 8 [ A 2N [ J 9 6 5 [ Q 9 8 6 3N [ A K 7 4 ]9 7 ]K 8 4 ]3 ] 10 8 7 5 3 ] Q J 4 2 W E W E { A K Q 8 6 5 { K Q 10 5 { A 9 7 { Q 5 3 { J 9 }A K } Q 7 6 3 S } K J 10 9 8 }S }J 8 7 West North East South [ Q 10 8 4 3 [5 2 Rodwell Reynolds ] J 9 5 2 ]9 {J 8 { A K 10 8 Pass Pass 1{ }5 2 } Q 10 9 5 4 3 Pass 1] Pass 3NT Pass 4} Pass 4{ West North East South Pass 4] Pass 6NT D'Orsi Gerard West North East South All Pass Pass Rodwell Reynolds 1} 1] Dble 3] 1} Dble 5} When North bid 4}, South thought he Pass 4] 5} All Pass 5] Dble Pass Pass was showing a heart-club two-suiter.
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