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°/ ° August 15-21 86 72 Daily Bulletin

Welcome to the Gateway to the West Regional!

Kudos to Our Calling all 0-750MP Players Newest LM! Gold Rush Pairs Today Charity Stratified 1-Session Open Pairs at 9 AM Cookie Arneson The ACBL is offering this gold pairs game at Saturday… set your alarm! See you there. bbb tournaments for 0-300 and 300-750 MP players; these games are scored over the two sessions, not No 5:00 PM Mass Tomorrow as two separate games. You will only play against Because of dwindling attendance, we will not hold other 0-750 MP players. Gold points paid to section Saturday afternoon Mass onsite this year. We top and overall winners. Players are competing in a

apologize for any inconvenience. 0-750 game, but the 0-300 MP players can win Gold points by placing in the overalls (as there are no gold points given for finishing overall in the 0-300 games.) You must play in both

Please keep the noise down. It is really sessions. The best things about this event: it‘s a one-day event and the level of the competition is not prohibitive. See you at 1 & 7PM. distracting and makes it hard to concentrate. Please take conversations to the hallway.

Adult Bridge Boot Camp #6

th Late Night Hospitality 6 Adult Boot Camp October 24-27, 2016 St. Louis offers serious hospitality for all. Join us for snacks after the A Learn & Play Adult Bridge Camp for 0-499ers, focusing on evening session. Tonight’s Chat & Snack treat: Hot Dogs Night the needs of the intermediate player, as well as those newer with condiments, including relish, diced onion, and sauerkraut, to Duplicate. Lake Williamson in Carlinville, IL Contac Mary assorted Pepsi® and Coke® soda products, and a keg of Kraftig Light®. Lattan-Shaw, 217-825-7248, or [email protected] ; also information is posted on the Unit 143 website. Daily Grin Bath — getting to use the tub Kudos to our before your roommate. 2 New Life Masters! — the only known way to become declarer with a singleton in each hand. Coup — the mating sound of Austrian doves. Diana Votaw — the ending of Little Red Riding Hood. Chesterfield, MO Estelle Lau Wolff Sign-off Mon-Tues KO St. Louis, MO] Key-Card Blackwood — an ingenious convention that allows you to get to a grand slam off the ace of trumps.

Today’s Events

2-SESSION MORNING SWISS 2 Session 1 of 2 Ballroom 9 AM

199er Pairs Single Sessions Orly 1 PM, 7 PM

2-SESSION GOLD RUSH PAIRS 0-300/750 2 Sessions Ballroom 1 PM & 7 PM 2-SESSION FRIDAY A/X PAIRS 0-2000/2000+ 2 Sessions Lambert 1 PM & 7 PM FRIDAY-SATURDAY SIDE SERIES 3 Pairs Sessions 1 & 2 of 4 Ballroom 1 PM , 7 PM FRIDAY-SATURDAY KO 4 Sessions 1 & 2 of 4 Ballroom 1 PM, 7 PM 1-SESSION EVENING SWISS Single Session 7 PM

For the Advancing Player Today’s Expert Guest Speakers I/N Room “Clues from the Bidding” 12:15 PM Surprise Speaker “TBA – announced at afternoon session” 6:15 PM

Stratified Events: 0-750/750-2000/2000+; I/N 199er Pairs: Stratified 0-20/20-100/100-200; Bracketed Swiss: Bracketed from Bottom Up; Strat B/C/D: 0-300/300-750/750-2000; Barometer Pairs: Flt A Unlimited; All Stratifications by Average MP’s in all events; Eligibility for flighted events based on highest MP player; Bracketed KO’s/Swiss may be handicapped.

Zero Tolerance is in place!

Information At-A-Glance!

Welcomeb from... bbbbbbbbbbbRegistrationb Gift: Jotter Pad & Pen Your Tournament Team Let us know you’re here! The Registration desk opens 45’ before each session mornings, afternoons, and evenings. It’s located in the main hallway. It closes 15 minutes before each event to allow volunteers to get to their tables. When you register, pick up your gift of an Eco-Friendly Recycled Jotter Pad with Pen. Mike Carmen, Tournament Chair Rick Beye, Head Director & Speakers St. Louis, MO

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DailyFree Coffee Hospitality & Complimentary Parking Complimentary Coffee Service will be provided during each session (Morning. Afternoon and Evening) for 1½ hours each time on a daily basis beginning Monday evening in the main playing area. Freshly Brewed Regular and George Hawley Jay Shah Debbie Romero Jennifer Luner Decaffeinated Coffee will be provided. Parking exit passes are available at the Director’s table in the Main Ballroom. Partnerships President & Hospitality & Web Results Photos Registration

Partnership Desk

Looking for a Partner? Or Teammates? The Partnership Desk opens Ann Lemp Helene Seigfried Mary Dolan Linda Seibert 45 minutes before each session mornings, afternoons, and evenings. It Restaurant Web On-Line is located in the main hallway. It will close 10 minutes before each event Guide Bulletin & Recorder to allow volunteers to get to their tables. The same desk is used for ALL players in any event.

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Your Directing Staff Each player is required to have a convention card filled out legibly and on the table throughout a session. Both cards of a partnership must be identical and include the first and last names of each partner.

Photographer Attention Winners! Unit 143 photographers will snap pictures of all Bradley Bartol W Harris, Jr. Tom Marsh John Nichol Indianapolis, IN Lombard, IL San Antonio, TX Indianapolis, IN new Life Masters, I/N winners, and all event winners in the main hallway near the Photography poster for 20 minutes immediately after each afternoon and evening session starting Monday evening. Please stop by!

Electronic scoring DEVICEs

Joan Paradeis Chris Patrias Peter Wilke We will use electronic scoring devices in all Wichita Falls, TX St. Louis, MO Milwaukee, WI Pairs games & Swiss Team events this Say the magic word, Please! when you call. week. If you need assistance in using one, just ask your friendly director. Try, “, please, or “Director, please.”

… and we Thank You!

Playing Cards Looking Old & Tired??? New Life Masters… If you feel a you have played has particularly old or dirty playing Let us know the details of what event put cards, please notify the Director of your section and ask for them to be you over and where you’re from! Drop your news in our replaced prior to being put back into play. News Basket in the main hallway.

To establish an atmosphere that promotes enjoying bridge, we support the ACBL’s policy of courteous behavior . For tournaments to be fun, please report conduct that is unacceptable by calling the director immediately, keeping in mind that we must be tolerant of others.

You do not have to tolerate: badgering, rudeness, insinuations,

intimidation, loud or disruptive arguing, profanity, threats, or violence; Zero Tolerance Policy negative comments concerning opponent’s or partner’s play or bidding; gloating, gratuitous lessons and analyses at the table. Be cool! Bridge is fun. Likewise, please report especially outstanding or refreshing conduct on a player memo form (available from any direct or) for things such as: being a good “host” or “guest” at the table, greeting others in a friendly manner, or praising the bidding and/or play of opponents.

Turn Them OFF! Reduced Fee$ Please and Thank You!!! Intermediate/Novice pair game fee is $10/player/session. Student Except for health-related equipment or by permission Discounts: Our Regional offers a 50% discount on each full session of the Director-In- Charge of the tournament or event, for full-time students ages 25 and under with ID proof. Be sure to cell phones, audible pagers, or any similar communication inform the director when purchasing the entry. equipment MAY NOT be operated or operable in the playing area during a session of play. If you are expecting an emergency call, you may leave your phone at the director’s station.

Awards Table First Overall I/N trophies for N/S and E/W event winners are awarded NO Smoking Policy in the I/N playingb room. The overall winners of each I/N section get a bb This is a NO SMOKING tournament and 314hotel.-240 You- may smoke outside Section top prize.2594 Sec tion Top awards for all Pairs Events will have a the hotel entrances. Please use provided receptacles. Hospitality choice of an insulatedMake sure drinking cup , or convention card holder . breaks will be provided. bbbbbb bbbbbbbbbb

Section Top prizes will be available the day after they were earned to Special Request allow time for any scoring corrections. You can expedite collecting As a courtesy to our fellow players with allergies, your Section Top Award by telling us the day, event, section letter, please refrain from wearing heavy colognes and and direction. fragrances. Thanks for your cooperation. The awards table is located in the main hallway and will be open 30’ before afternoon and evening sessions Tuesday - Saturday. Area Attractions The awards table will also open 30’ before morning sessions Saturday and Sunday. Sunday, the awards table will be open for 30’ following the conclusion of the pairs games. The awards desk will close 10’ prior to each session to allow our volunteers to get to their games. No prizes will be mailed.

Players with Non-ACBL MPs Players with non-ACBL must inform the director before entering any Flighted, Stratified, or Bracketed event. Failure to do so Our top area attractions are the Gateway Arch, the Clydesdales & may result in disqualifications and loss of any MPs won. Brewery tour, the MO Botanical Garden, and the St. Louis Art Museum. Arch trams to the top every 10 minutes, 8:10 am to 8:50pm, Hotel Information ticketed. The Gateway Arch Ticketing & Visitor Center temporarily has We are less than 1 mile from the airport at the relocated to the Old Courthouse at 11 N. 4th Street or online: Renaissance St. Louis Hotel Airport http://gatewayarch.com/buytickets. The Museum of Westward 9801 Natural Bridge Rd. Expansion (located under the Gateway Arch) is closed for significant St. Louis, MO, 63134 renovations. Certain artifacts from the Museum are on display in exhibit galleries in the Old Courthouse. Phone: 314-429-1100, Toll free: 888-340-2594 Fax: 314-429-3625 Free brewery tours: Mon-Sat: 10 am - 4 pm, Sun: 11:30 am - 4 pm. Special bridge rate and Marriott Rewards program credit. High-speed The MO Botanical Garden hours are 9 am – 5 pm. with admission fee; internet is available free in all rooms in the Tournament Block and in free walking tours daily at 11am and 1pm. the hotel lobby, plush bedding, flat- TV, ergonomic work area, St. Louis Art Museum (in Forest Park) hours are Tu - Sun 10 am – 5pm. indoor and outdoor swimming pools, fitness center, complimentary in- Fri 10 am - 9pm, free admission. room coffee/tea, toll-free phone calls, shoeshine, gym, and business center. An ATM is on site. Free Airport shuttle. Smoke-free. Pets not allowed. Check in is 3 pm, check out time is Noon. Crafted Food & Spirits Norah’s Crafted Food & Spirits is a contemporary American restaurant with local and sustainable ingredients and bar with finely crafted cocktails. Breakfast buffet M-F 6:30 – 10 :30 AM, Sat-Sun 7 – 11 AM; Lost and Found Lunch 11 AM – 2 PM daily; Dinner 5:00 -10 PM daily. Full bar available Check with a Director at the head table in the main playing area or from 2 PM – 1 AM daily, with food available at the bar 2 – 11 PM. with the Front Desk as some items found may be turned in to Hotel Lobby Bar brews Starbuck’s coffee daily from 6:30 - 10 AM. Security.

Recorder Forms Recorder forms are available from the Head Director. Milt Zlatic is First Aid/Medical Service the District 8 Recorder. The aim of the recorder system is to establish a For immediate care in case of an emergency, contact any director, method of dealing with complaints that: 1) by themselves do not warrant Unit Board Member, or Hotel employee and an EMT will be the filing of formal charges; 2) are very serious but there is only the summoned. implication of wrongdoing without substantial evidence necessary to bring formal charges or 3) should be addressed by counseling and/or education.

Area Restaurants Come by the Partnership desk for information on area Restaurants. Daily Bulletins & Results Daily Bulletins will be available in the main hallway and in the I/N playing area each morning. Ground Transportation Bulletins and daily results can be found at www.unit143.org. Results Contact front desk or doorman for hotel shuttle or taxis, or call 314- will be posted online late, late, late each night. Daily Bulletins will be 993-TAXI. The region’s light rail, MetroLink, connects downtown to uploaded early each morning. the airport; there is a convenient MetroLink stop at the airport. The Contact the Daily Bulletin editor and the tournament photographer in hotel runs a complimentary shuttle bus to the airport. the playing area or leave a message in the News Basket for the Bulletin. We love to bring you your news and photos. Winners get your photos Bookseller taken. New Life Masters, give us your home town & event that put you There will be a book seller located in the main over. We also love to recognize birthdays, engagements, and hallways during the Regional beginning Monday evening. anniversaries you are celebrating here with us this week.

Today’s Cash Concessions Where: Main playing area Friday’s Puzzles When: 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM, Concourse Ballroom Thursday’s Solution Sudoku 5 Italian Hoagie Half with Condiments @ $4.00 3 b 2 9 7 1 6 4 8 5 Turkey Burger with Appropriate Condiments @ $5.00 8 7 6 5 9 4 3 1 2 Individual Bags of Potato Chips, Pretzels, & Soft Granola Bars @$1.00 1 4 5 2 3 8 7 6 9 Whole Fresh Fruit/Including Bananas @ $1.00 7 9 2 3 6 1 5 4 8 Assorted Cookie Bars and Candy Bars @ $1.00 4 1 8 9 5 2 6 7 3 Assorted Pepsi and Coke Soft Drinks @ $3.00 5 6 3 8 4 7 9 2 1 Assorted Bottled Juices & Bottled Water @ $3.00 6 3 1 4 2 9 8 5 7 Fresh Fruit Bowl @ $3.00 9 8 4 1 7 5 2 3 6

2 5 7 6 8 3 1 9 4 An Famous Hand Sudoku 6 8 9 6 4 7 1 2 5 3 csbnews 05/03/2015 4 5 3 8 2 9 6 1 7 This deal occurred in the final of the 1992 , 2 1 7 6 3 5 8 4 9 3 2 5 9 1 6 4 7 8 which saw defeat the in a 96-deal match. Neither 1 4 9 2 8 7 3 6 5 side gained on the deal, but Eric Rodwell of the United States was 7 6 8 3 5 4 1 9 2 6 8 4 9 5 3 7 2 1 sorely tested when the French found the best defense against his 4H 9 3 1 7 6 2 5 8 4 5 7 2 1 4 8 9 3 6 contract. The game was reached after , North, had opened the bidding with one diamond, showing fewer than 16 HCPs. Sudoku 7 Moderate

7 2 6 7 4 5 8 9 1 5 4 8 1 2 1 4 2 3 9 8 6 5 6 4 3 : 6 of clubs

West, Paul Chemla, led his singleton club, and Rodwell took East’s ten Sudoku 8 Demanding with the ace. Declarer carefully led the six of hearts, covered by the 1 7 2 9 3 queen and ace. Dummy’s jack of hearts was then led, and Rodwell 5 2 deposited the eight on the jack as West won with the king. Chemla returned a spade to East’s ace, ruffed the club return with the seven 3 5 4 and then exited with a diamond in this position: 6 1

9 7 1 2

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4 5 It was at this point that Rodwell’s advance planning paid off. Had he

not preserved the heart deuce in his hand, he would have had no choice but to play low from dummy on the diamond return, and when Today’s Main Events – Day 13 East produced the king, the contract would have gone down one.

As it was though, Rodwell was now able to put up dummy’s diamond TBA: Water Polo: Women’s final. ace and lead a club to the king, unblocking the suit. The heart deuce 2 p.m.: Wrestling: Men’s 74kg freestyle medal was then led to dummy’s four, and the club queen was cashed, matches. 3:30 p.m.: Soccer: Women’s final Rodwell discarding the diamond queen to make his game. 8 p.m.: Track and Field: Pole vault (6:30), At the other table, the French declarer had no problem making the Women’s 4x100m (8:15), Men’s 4x100m final same contract after the U.S. West led a spade to his partner’s ace at (8:35). trick one.

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History of – Part 4 of 4 by bWe'll take a rest for now from Ethics.

There were some "cheating episodes" pre-1965, but I wish to start my exploration in that year with a "Story of an Accusation." That is the title of the book written by , claiming his innocence. [Reese, perhaps the best bridge write in history, published this book in niw own defense. It had been unavailable for many years and there is now an updated edition available.] Taking the other side, was in "The Great Bridge Scandal." [Now, almost fifty years later, the true inside story can be told - the investigation, the accusation, and the very different results of the and inquiries.]

This all took place in the World Championships in Buenos Aries. Did they cheat? After reading both books, I was more convinced by the latter. It seems that Reese and partner were signaling illegal information. Based on how many fingers they held behind their fanned cards, they were potentially passing information about the heart suit.

Terrence Reese is facing the camera (between the two women). You can see only the back of his partner's (Boris Schapiro) head. Source: The Great Bridge Scandal.

This is a "conclusion" from Wikipedia: In May 2005, the English journalist David Rex-Taylor, a bridge player and publisher, claimed that Reese had made a confession to him forty years earlier, one that was not to be revealed until 2005 and after he and Schapiro were dead. The purported confession claimed that Reese and Schapiro were indeed signaling, but only to show that such signaling was possible b(and so were not actually paying attention to each other's signals), purportedly as part of a book on cheating (which was abandoned after the scandal broke). Although this explanation could conceivably reconcile the use of finger signals with the absence of evidence from bidding or play, there is no corroborating evidence to support this account. In contrast, Shapiro's widow claims he continued to deny the accusations to his death.

Then we have two cases from the 1970's. At the Bowl in 1975, journalist Bruce Keidan noticed some fancy footwork at the table. The fairly new screens (to prevent partners from seeing each other) didn't go all the way to the floor. Italians Gianfranco Facchini and Sergio Zucchelli were touching each other's shoes under the table in an apparent attempt to relay information. They went on to be known as the "foot soldiers" (humorously also called "the vegetables") and were never heard from much after this event. Now the screens go all the way to the floor.

In 1976, there was a scandal that hit home for me. I was 17 years old and idolized my namesake. A famous Larry Cohen had been winning everything. I had just started attending bridge tournaments and in the hotel, I would often get phone messages intended for him. Before I ever got to meet him in person, I found out about cheating accusations during the 1976 U.S. team trials in Houston. Apparently, he and his partner, Dr. Richard Katz, were sending information by sniffs and coughs. There was never concrete proof, but the consensus opinion is that something nefarious was going on. Lawsuits were filed, but ultimately in 1982 the players were readmitted to ACBL but had to agree to never play together again (at least not until 1984 when they could submit an application request).

This went on to be known as the "Houston Affair" and it has haunted me ever since. History has a way of blurring time and facts. Many people read about the case and have no idea that the Larry Cohen indicted is not me. once tried to differentiate us in match reports by referring to the "other" Larry Cohen as the "wicked Larry Cohen." I've actually met the other Larry Cohen (and played against him) several times and he seems to be a very nice guy. Maybe we can just use middle initials. He is "Larry T. Cohen." I am "Larry N. Cohen." No matter what I do, confusion and suspicion will always follow me.

Leaning Center Series October 2015 – August 2016 www.larryco.com Intermediate/Novice Players Page

History of Cheating in Bridge – Part 4 of 4 by Larry Cohen

In 1979, my team (I was in college) finished 3rd in a major team game. I was thrilled. The winning team contained a pair named Sion- Cokin. Subsequently, they were found guilty of cheating. I am still hoping we get moved up to 2nd place. They were supposedly putting their score pencil in strange positions to indicate the suit they wanted led (this was before screens were used at all National championships). They were caught on film and their code was broken. They were barred from ACBL for 5 years (and from playing as partners for life). Starting in 1980, there were several decades where nothing major happened. There were some minor cheating cases (worldwide), but nothing like the headline-grabbing cases of the 1960's and 1970's. - See more at: https://www.larryco.com/bridge-learning-center/detail/874#sthash.mu9bAver.dpufb

The early 21st century was quiet as far as major cases go. However, there were "whispers" about some prominent pairs. In 2015 several of those pairs were caught. During the past decade, more and more top-level matches have been videotaped. This, along with recording of every bid and play (during live internet broadcasts) provided a ton of information. Several prominent bridge player/analysts (led by 's Boye Borgeland) were instrumental in "breaking the code." The #1 ranked pair in the world, Fantoni-Nunes were sending information by the way they played their cards on defense. A card placed vertically meant one thing. A card placed horizontally meant another. All the details are summarized nicely in this video by Michael Clark: https://youtu.be/TKe7gLTfaF8 Another highly ranked pair, Fisher-Schwartz were sending information to their partner to help with the opening lead. The player who took the bidding tray off the table was putting the board back in a place to indicate which suit he wanted led. Another Micahel Clark video was prepared which nicely illustrates this illicit scheme:

Aside from these two major cases, a top German and Polish pair were accused (one pair confessing) of cheating. Several mainstream publications published featured articles on the case (as below).

While it is very disturbing to see these things taking place, there is a bit of a sensational/gossipy side to it. For better or worse, it did put bridge into the mainstream news.

While it hurts to know how many titles were stolen by this unthinkable partnership cheating, it is good to know that these pairs will never be allowed to play together again. Furthermore, procedures are in place to prevent further cases from occurring in the future.

Mainstream news publications on the 2015 cheating cases:

New Yorker Magazine: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/03/07/the-cheating-problem-in-professional-bridge

Rolling Stone Magazine: http://www.rollingstone.com/sports/features/tricks-tics-and-taps-the-cheating-scandal-rocking-professional-bridge- 20160309 (note: The Larry Cohen mentioned is not the author of this article/website)

Vanity Fair Magazine: http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2016/02/competitive-bridge-cheating-scandal

Note: In July, 2016, the Ethical oversight committee expelled Fantoni-Nunes and Fisher-Schwartz from ACBL

- See more at: https://www.larryco.com/bridge-learning-center/detail/878#sthash.neMt07i3.dpufb

Leaning Center Series October 2015 – August 2016 www.larryco.com Thursday Results 2-SESSION MORNING SWISS 1, WED-THUR FINAL b9 AM 24 Tables A B C 11.90 1 Rita Ellington, Charlotte NC; Venkatrao Koneru, San Antonio TX; John Schwartz, Plano TX; James Thurtell, Dallas TX 185.00 8.93 2 Jack Bryant - Milton Zlatic, Saint Louis MO; Clay Cuthbertson,Quincy IL; Mark Boswell, Clarkson Valley MO 168.00 6.69 3 Jack Spear, Shawnee Mission KS; Stephen Stewart, Overland ParkKS; Tom Oppenheimer, Ron Ashbacher, St Louis MO 154.00 4.50 4/5 Susan Perez, Maryland Hgts MO; En Xie - Susan Kilo, Saint Louis MO; Michael Pitonak, Valley Park MO 147.00 6.86 4/5 1 Leon McCarty - Jayna Buck - Chris Buck, Hurdland MO; Leo Birmingham, Whitney Point NY 147.00 5.15 6 2 1 Robert Shoop, Normal IL; Robert Ragland, Mapleton IL; JoyceWerner - Linda Odette, Bloomington IL 143.00 3.86 3 John Robey, Winchester TN; Tonya Jones, Nashville TN; JohnWeber, Watseka IL; Leon Galecki, Langston AL 131.00 2.89 4 Ronnie Frank - Allyson Wolfe, Saint Louis MO; Judith Inker,Wellesley Hills MA; Marie-France Benoit, Gatineau QC 128.00 2.29 5 Norman Goldman - Edwin Kent - Lois Kent - Sanford Becker,Chesterfield MO 124.00 2.62 2 David Bruder, Sunset Hills MO; Mark Hopfinger, Fenton MO; Jane Little, Wood River IL; Claudia Davidage, Worden IL 122.00 1.96 3 Sharon Dameron, Cedar Park TX; Julianne McKenna, Austin TX; Judy Nixon - Jim Nixon, Flower Mound TX 121.00 1.47 4 David Wells - John Gillis Jr - Susan Hall - Martha Rowe, SaintLouis MO 115.00

REGIONAL SIDE GAME SERIES 2 PAIRS FINAL Sorry no results today

REGIONAL SIDE GAME SERIES 2 Pairs cont. Sessions 3 of 4 1 PM 14.5 Tables A B C 4.74 1 1 Norman Goldman - Sanford Becker, Chesterfield MO 62.21% 3.56 2 2 Jim Hammond, Oklahoma City OK; Linda Hughes, Edmond OK 61.76% 2.67 3 3 Anne Agovino, Chesterfield MO; Susan Kilo, Saint Louis MO 61.49% 2.92 4 Mark Ehret - Nancy Keefer, Saint Louis MO 59.64% 2.91 5 4 1 Shirley Mosinger, Saint Louis MO; Alan Broddon, Clayton MO 57.17% 1.65 6 5 Gretchen Smith, Saint Louis MO; Suzi Shymanski Moore, Ballwin MO 56.79% 2.18 6 2 Rochelle Popkin - Dolores Stefanik, Saint Louis MO 56.24% 1.64 3 Suzanne Broddon, Clayton MO; Lois Frank, Saint Louis MO 53.63% 1.23 4 Kathleen Essma, Kirkwood MO; Estella Lau, Saint Louis MO 52.62% 0.92 5 Marcy Dalton, Atlanta GA; Blanche Romey, Wilmette IL 51.94%

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION H EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Mark Ehret - Nancy Keefer, Saint Louis MO 59.64% 1 1 Norman Goldman - Sanford Becker, Chesterfield MO 62.2b1% 2 1 1 Shirley Mosinger, S Louis MO; Alan Broddon, Clayton MO 57.17% 2 2 Jim Hammond, Okl City OK; Linda Hughes, Edmond OK 61.76% 3 2 Gretchen Smith, StLouis MO; Suzi Shym Moore, Ballwin MO 56.79% 3 Anne Agovino, Chefield MO; Susan Kilo, Sy Louis MO 61.49% 4 3 Judy Putzel, Saint Louis MO; George Markus, Clayton MO 54.15% 4 4 1 Rochelle Popkin - Dolores Stefanik, S Louis MO 56.24% 5 4 2 Suzanne Broddon, Clayton MO; Lois Frank, Saint Louis MO 53.63% 5 5 2 Kathleen Essma, Kirkwd MO; Estella Lau, St Louis MO 52.62% 6 5 3 Marcy Dalton, Atlanta GA; Blanche Romey, Wilmette IL 51.94% 6 6 Twink Baker - Eileen Fritsch, Saint Louis MO 50.79% 3 Zack Bettis Jr, Ballwin MO; Martha Ludewig, St Louis 49.29% 4 Brenda Lessel, Chesterfield MO; Lauren Baxter, St Louis 49.12%

REGIONAL SIDE GAME SERIES 2 Pairs cont. Sessions 4 of 4 7 PM Sorry no results today

THUSDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS OVERALLS 7 PM 18.0 Tables A B C 12.25 1 Jack Bryant, Saint Louis MO; Rod Beery, Saint Charles MO 66.87% 9.19 2 Gloria Spitzer - Linda Leinicke, Saint Louis MO 57.65% 6.89 3 Judy Eaton, Edwardsville IL; Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfrey IL 57.16% 6.74 4 1 1 Frank Paynter - Jo Anne Paynter, Grove City OH 56.86% 4.66 5 C Lee Hastings, Saint Louis MO; Mark Zellmer, Creve Coeur MO 56.67% 3.50 6 Don Stack, Kansas City KS; Nancy Phillips, Tulsa OK 56.41% 3.06 7 Bruce Greenspan - Judy Cardin, Chesterfield MO 55.33% 5.06 8 2 2 James Eldred Pascoe - John Hagedorn, Saint Louis MO 54.68% 2.45 9 Alice Kerckhoff, Saint Louis MO; Loughery Hawkins, Creve Coeur MO 53.28% 3.79 3 John Tompkins Sr - James Faulkner, Quincy IL 52.45% 2.84 4 3 Robert Shoop, Normal IL; Robert Ragland, Mapleton IL 51.73% 2.25 5 William Eaton, Edwardsville IL; Mary Kernan, Saint Louis MO 50.92% 1.93 6 Sidney Levin, Saint Louis MO; Edward Wang, Chesterfield MO 50.39% 1.74 4 Diana McPeak - Kenneth McPeak, Lebanon TN 49.43% 1.43 5 Ann Lemp, Saint Louis MO; Peggy Stewart, Ballwin MO 49.05%

THUSDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS 1 PM NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS J K EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Judy Eaton, Edwardsville IL; Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfrey IL 57.45% 1 Jack Bryant, St Louis MO; Rod Beery, St Chas 70.01% 2 Roger Lord - Jacqueline Sincoff, Saint Louis MO 55.25% 2 Don Stack, KCity KS; Nancy Phillips, Tulsa 58.89% 3 Alice Kerckhoff, St Louis MO; Loughery Hawkins, Creve Coeur MO 54.93% 3 1 1 James Eldred Pascoe, John Hagedorn, S Louis 54.34% 4 Bruce Greenspan - Judy Cardin, Chesterfield MO 54.88% 4 2 2 Diana & Kenneth McPeak, Lebanon TN 53.10% 5 Tom Oppenheimer, Clayton MO; Becky Hubert, Saint Louis MO 54.03% 5 3 3 John Welte, Terree Rowbottom, St Louis 52.31% 6 Neal Perlman, San Angelo TX; Kendall Early, Fredericksburg TX 52.40% 6 Gloria Spitzer - Linda Leinicke, S Louis MO 52.22% 7 1 John Tompkins Sr - James Faulkner, Quincy IL 52.18% 7 C Lee Hastings, Mark Zellmer, St Louis MO 51.03% 2 1 Ann Lemp, Saint Louis MO; Peggy Stewart, Ballwin MO 51.36% 4 4 Frank & Jo Anne Paynter, Grove City OH 50.43%bb 3 Linda Seibert, Olivette MO; Doris Schwartz, Chesterfield MO 50.95% 5 Marilyn Bolz - Kathleen Rather, Chesield MO 50.40% 4 Jay Shah, Saint Louis MO; R Dian Barker, Alton IL 50.83% 2 Jo Chorpening, Ellisville MO; Mary Ann Mitchell, Ballwin MO 47.91% Thursday Results

THUSDAY STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS Session 2 7 PM NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS J K EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Jack Bryant, Saint Louis MO; Rod Beery, Saint Charles MO 63.73% 1 Lee Hastings, Mark Zellmer, Creve Coeur MO 52.31% 2 1 1 Frank Paynter - Jo Anne Paynter, Grove City OH 63.29% 2 Bob Bainter - Cookie Arneson, St Louis MO 58.93% 3 Gloria Spitzer - Linda Leinicke, Saint Louis MO 63.07% 3 Judy Eaton, Edville; Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfr 56.86% 4 2 2 Robert Shoop, Normal IL; Robert Ragland, Mapleton IL 58.93% 4 Bruce Greenspan - Judy Cardin, Chesterfield 55.77% 5 3 3 Barbara Chaffin, Climax Springs MO; Vera Miller, FL 54.03% 5 1 1 James Eldred Pascoe - John Hagedorn, St Lo 55.01% 6/7 4 Sidney Levin, Saint Louis MO; Edward Wang, Chesterfield MO 53.92% 6 2 William Eaton, Edwsville IL Mary Kernan, StL64.25% 6/7 Don Stack, Kansas City KS; Nancy Phillips, Tulsa OK 53.92% 7 3 John Tompkins Sr - James Faulkner, Quincy IL52.72% 5 4 Tommye Fleming, Saint Louis MO; Ingrid Bremer, Chesterfield MO 50.65% 4 2 Roberta & John Millham, Wildwood MO 47.71% b5 3 Candy Butz, Belville; Janet Kuehn, Faw Hgt IL57.39%

2-SESSION PRIME TIME SWISS TEAM FINAL 47 Tables A B C 19.95 1 John Goring, Frankfort IL; Lee Esworthy, Shorewood IL; RobertButz, Kankakee IL; Larry Rabideau, Saint Anne IL 200.00 14.96 2 Rita Ellington, Charlotte NC; Venkatrao Koneru, San Antonio TX; John Schwartz, Plano TX; James Thurtell, Dallas TX 178.00 11.22 3 G S Jade Barrett, Elk Point SD; Robert Solick, Berthoud CO; Donna Lombardini, Alcester SD; Michael Huston, Joplin 161.00 8.42 4 Clay Cuthbertson, Quincy IL; Debra Romero - Mark Boswell, Clarkson Valley MO; Milton Zlatic, Saint Louis MO 157.00 6.65 5 James Melville, Springfield IL; Jacob Morgan, Madison WI; Suzanne Dunn, Crystal Lake IL; Will Engel, Freeport IL; JoshuaStark, Grayslake IL 156.00 5.35 6/7 Alan Popkin - Nancy Popkin - Tod Moses, St Louis MO; Karen Walker, James Ward, Champaign IL; \ William Doroshow, Skokie IL 153.00 5.35 6/7 Robert Carstedt, Wichita KS; Karen Erlanger, St Louis ; Dennis Goldston, Colorado Spgs CO; Ed Howard, Lawrence KS b153.00 4.43 8 Bob Etter, Sacramento CA; Richard Gabriel, Chgo IL; George Harris, Escazu Costa Rica; Bruce Horiguchi, Gardena CA; JackWaller, Ridgecrest CA 152.00 10.54 9 1 1 Susan Corley - Susan Rosenthal - S Rives, Saint Louis MO; Carolyn Kribben, Saint Chbrles MO 149.00 7.91 10 2 Robert Murphy - Kathleen Kelly, Englewood CO; Leon Galecki,Langston AL; John Weber, Watseka IL 147.00 5.93 11/12 3 Doug O'Leary - Judy Pass - Henry Stern Jr, Saint Louis MO; John Antognoli, Clayton MO 144.00 3.20 11/12 John Seng, Champaign IL; Harley McCabe - Janet Neel Fleenor, Bowling Green KY; John Burgener, Saint Louis MO 144.00 4.45 4 Ronnie Frank - Brenda Hoffman, Saint Louis MO; Julie Woods, Chesterfield MO; Judith Inker, Wellesley Hills MA 138.00 3.51 5 2 Roger Hill, Myrtle Beach SC; Charles McPeek, Muncie IN; LucyMorini, Warren VT; John Wening, Jefferson City MO 132.00 3.01 6 Gilda Singer - Steve Singer, Saint Charles MO; Nancy Cadwell - Tom Cadwell, Saint Louis MO 129.00 2.49 7/8 Mike Arnheim, Saint Louis MO; Linda Mize - Mary Hawley – George Hawley, Florissant MO 125.00 2.49 7/8 Phyllis Siegel, Ballwin MO; Roseann Stice, East Alton IL; George Marvin - George Jones, Maryland Hgts MO 125.00 2.48 3 Patrick Chesley - Nancy Chesley - Jane Crawford - Jane Grieser, Springfield IL 122.00 1.86 4 Sharon Dameron, Cedar Park TX; Julianne McKenna, Austin TX; Judy Nixon - Jim Nixon, Flower Mound TX 104.00 1.47 5 Phillip Fultz, Benton KY; William Evans, Bonne Terre MO; DiannaNerren, Hickman KY; Donna Howell, Fulton KY 102.00

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY KO 3 FINAL Bracket 1 bb16 Tables 52.27 1 Mark Kessler, Springfield IL; Colby Vernay, Lacon IL; Dick Bruno, Des Plaines IL; Robert Gardner, Glenview IL 36.59 2 Susan Perez, Maryland Hgts MO; John Samsel, Chesield MO; Dennis Spencer, St Louis MO; Michael Pitonak, Valley Park 20.91 3/4 Ron Ashbacher - Kenneth Bland - Jonathan Weinstein, Saint Louis MO; Tom Kniest, Brentwood MO; Jack Spear, Shawnee Mission KS; Stephen Stewart, Overland Park KS 20.91 3/4 John Kranyak, Las Vegas NV; Mary Chilcote, Cleveland OH; Chris Compton, Dallas TX; , Burr Ridge IL; John Hurd, New York NY

Bracket 2 13 Tables 18.77 1 Richard Edwards Jr, Florissant MO; Gary Hargrove, Walnut Creek CA; Veena Uberoi - Donald Nies, Saint Louis MO 13.14 2 John Robey, Winchester TN; Tonya Jones, Nashville TN; Marie-France Benoit, Gatineau QC; Paulin Nault, Saint-Anicet QC 7.51 3/4 Judith Harris, W Terre Haute IN; Sharon Winters, Terre Haute IN; Tana Holt - Diane Scott, Clinton IN 7.51 3/4 Pam Campbell, Fairfield OH; Lisa Eisenstein, Chesterfield MO; David Goldfarb, Houston TX; Jonathan Goldberg, St L MO

Thursday199er Pairs Afternoon 1 PM A B C 3.97 1 1 Mary Joan Woods - Michael Sims, Saint Louis MO 63.51% Kudos Mary Joan & Michael! 2.98 2 2 Les Bell - Philippa Bell, Wildwood MO 61.27% 2.23 3 3 Barbara Cook - Yvonne Dressel, Saint Louis MO 60.83% 1.47 4/5 4 Rick Armstrong, Saint Louis MO; Reuben Rigel, Wildwood MO 60.71% 1.47 4/5 Lou Anne Winters, Clayton MO; Ruth Sobel, Olivette MO 60.71% 1.94 6 5 1 Clare Chapman, Saint Louis MO; Mary Franey, Chesterfield MO 59.82% 1.46 6 2 59.15% 1.09 3 Alice Whited - Allen Whited, Decatur IL 54.26% 0.82 4 Jane Wenzel, Saint Louis MO; Geralyn Wiele, Chesterfield MO 52.68% 0.61 5 Barbara Branham, Kirkwood MO; Patricia Vitale, Saint Charles MO 51.67%b

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION H EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Mark Ehret - Nancy Keefer, Saint Louis MO 59.64% 1 1 Norman Goldman - Sanford Becker, Chesterfield MO 62.21% 2 1 1 Shirley Mosinger, Saint Louis MO; Alan Broddon, Clayton MO 57.17% 2 2 Jim Hammond, OklCity OK; Linda Hughes, Ednd OK 61.76% 3 2 Gretchen Smith, Saint Louis MO; Suzi Shymanski Moore, Ballwin MO 56.79% 3 3 Anne Agovino, Chesfield MO; Susan Kilo, St Louis 61.49% 4 3 Judy Putzel, Saint Louis MO; George Markus, Clayton MO 54.15% 4 4 1 Rochelle Popkin - Dolores Stefanik, Saint Louis MO 56.24% 5 4 2 Suzanne Broddon, Clayton MO; Lois Frank, Saint Louis MO 53.63% 5 5 2 Kathleen Essma, Estella Lau, St Louis MO 52.62% 6 5 3 Marcy Dalton, Atlanta GA; Blanche Romey, Wilmette IL 51.94% 6 6 Twink Baker - Eileen Fritsch, Saint Louis MO 50.79% 3 Zack Bettis Jr, Ballwin MO; Martha Ludewig, Saint Louis MO 49.29% 4 Brenda Lessel, Chesterfield MO; Lauren Baxter, Saint Louis MO 49.12%

Thursday Results Thursday199er Pairs Evening 7 PM 9.0 Tables A B C 2.36 1 Jane Herman - William Herman, Effingham IL 65.77% 1.77 2 Joyce Lewin, Chesterfield MO; Susie Knopf, Saint Louis MO 60.71% 1.98 3 1 Mark Behling, Fenton MO; Michael Albers, Saint Louis MO 60.12% 1.00 4 Linda Helm - Phillip Helm, Manchester MO 58.33% 1.49 5 2 Ken Deutch - Kenneth Eiger, Saint Louis MO 56.25% 1.11 3 Charlotte Lehmann, Brentwood MO; Vicky Stringer, St Louis MO 52.08% 0.84 4 Felicia Bamer, Manchester MO; Marge Smith, Ballwin MO 50.60% 0.55 5/6 Howard Handelman - Alice Handelman, Saint Louis MO 48.51% 0.55 5/6 Larry Labrier, Saint Louis MO; Kenneth Tacony, Clayton MO 48.51%

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION L EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Joyce Lewin, Chesterfield MO; Susie Knopf, Saint Louis MO 60.71% 1 Jane Herman - William Herman, Effingham IL 65.77% 2 1 Mark Behling, Fenton MO; Michael Albers, Saint Louis MO 60.12% 2 Linda Helm - Phillip Helm, Manchester MO 58.33% 3 2 Ken Deutch - Kenneth Eiger, Saint Louis MO 56.25% 3 1 Charlotte Lehmann,; Vicky Stringer, St Louis 52.08% 4 3 Felicia Bamer, Manchester MO; Marge Smith, Ballwin MO 50.60% 4 Margaret Boveri,, Cathy Galan, Sr Louis MO 51.49% 2 Nancy Labrier, Kathleen Tacony, StLouis MO 45.54%

1-SESSION THURSDAY EVENING SWISS TEAM 7 PM 12 Tablesb A B C 4.11 1 1 Jason Clevenger - Wojciech Golik, St Louis MO; Linda Hughes,Edmond OK; Jim Hammond, Oklahoma City OK 96.00 Winners! 3.08 2 2 Joyce McMonagle - Saeed Shah - Shahnaz Shah, Cordova TN; JohnPree, Campton Hills IL 93.00 2.31 3 3 1 John Kraemer - Jerry Kraemer, Ballwin MO; Theodore Fahs -Cynthia Fahs, Manchester MO 81.00 Vojciech Golik & Jason Clevenger, missing 1.73 4 4 Charles Johnson - Demaris Johnson, Aurora IL; David Mook - DianeMook, Wheaton IL 70.00 1.38 2 Regina Schlueter - Ken Schlueter, Ferguson MO; Penny Williams -Cynthia Peters, Saint Louis MO 57.00 Linda Hughes & Jim Hammond b Winners Wojciech Golik, & Jason Clevenger, missing teammates Linda Hughes & Jim Hammond, Oklahoma

1st in Flight C John & Jerry Kraemer, Ballwin MO; Cynthia & Theodore Fahs

Wednesday Winners

Wednesday Afternoon 199ersb 1st in C Courtney Wilderman , Mary Lee Beuerle

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1 82.64 Robert Gardner, Glenview IL 85 17.65 John Robey, Winchester TN 169 9.17 Mary Hawley, Florissant MO 2 82.64 Mark Kessler, Springfield IL 86 17.30 Susan Corley, Saint Louis MO 170 9.14 Mark Stein, Skokie IL 3 82.64 Dick Bruno, Des Plaines IL 87 17.29 Patti Disbrow, Saint Louis MO 171 9.11 Richard Haacke, Olivette MO 4 82.64 Colby Vernay, Lacon IL 88 17.08 Stephen Zenk, Saint Louis MO 172 9.11 Denny O'Connor, Saint Louis MO 5 65.37 Susan Perez, Maryland Hgts MO 89 17.00 Tonya Jones, Nashville TN 173 9.10 Ted Baldwin, Hobe Sound FL 6 65.37 Michael Pitonak, Valley Park MO 90 16.46 Judy Cardin, Bonita Springs FL 174 9.05 Judith Harris, W Terre Haute IN 7 64.29 Mary Chilcote, Cleveland OH 91 16.46 Bruce Greenspan, Bonita Springs FL 175 9.05 Tana Holt, Clinton IN 8 64.29 Chris Compton, Dallas TX 92 16.26 James McKinney, Carol Stream IL 176 9.05 Sharon Winters, Terre Haute IN 9 64.29 John Kranyak, Las Vegas NV 93 16.26 Ron Sholes, Springfield IL 177 9.05 Diane Scott, Clinton IN 10 64.29 Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL 94 16.26 Jim Heller, Petersburg IL 178 9.01 Ralph Britton, Wentzville MO 11 64.29 John Hurd, New York NY 95 16.26 Marilyn Croft, Saint Charles IL 179 9.01 Karen Engle, Dardenne Pr MO 12 60.87 John Samsel, Chesterfield MO 96 16.20 Dave Bruder, Sunset Hills MO 180 8.97 Judy Pass, Saint Louis MO 13 49.05 Jack Bryant, Saint Louis MO 97 16.20 Mark Hopfinger, Fenton MO 181 8.85 Joyce Werner, Bloomington IL 14 45.22 Milton Zlatic, Saint Louis MO 98 16.05 Roy Lewis, Saint Peters MO 182 8.85 Linda Odette, Bloomington IL 15 44.54 John Schwartz, Plano TX 99 15.83 Ann Ruwitch, Saint Louis MO 183 8.77 Sharon Dameron, Cedar Park TX 16 44.54 James Thurtell, Dallas TX 100 15.80 Paulin Nault, Saint-Anicet QC 184 8.77 Julianne McKenna, Austin TX 17 44.54 Venkatrao Koneru, San Antonio TX 101 15.79 Tom Cadwell, Saint Louis MO 185 8.70 Susan Kilo, Saint Louis MO 18 44.54 Rita Ellington, Charlotte NC 102 15.69 Susan Rosenthal, Saint Louis MO 186 8.48 Mark Ehret, Saint Louis MO 19 42.16 Dennis Spencer, Saint Louis MO 103 15.53 Julie Woods, Chesterfield MO 187 8.29 Randy Helmink, Avon IN 20 38.00 Clay Cuthbertson, Quincy IL 104 14.79 Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfrey IL 188 8.29 Noel Helmink, Avon IN 21 38.00 Mark Boswell, Clarkson Valley MO 105 14.41 Mary Fort, Saint Louis MO 189 8.20 Jennifer Luner, Saint Louis MO 22 35.81 C Lee Hastings, Saint Louis MO 106 14.34 Mary Parker, Eddyville KY 190 8.19 Rick Armstrong, Saint Louis MO 23 30.34 Mark Zellmer, Creve Coeur MO 107 14.34 Judith Shepherd, Paducah KY 191 8.10 Jayna Buck, Hurdland MO 24 30.13 Stephen Stewart, Overland Park KS 108 14.34 Edward Wang, Chesterfield MO 192 8.02 Hall Whitaker, Rolla MO 25 30.13 Jack Spear, Shawnee Mission KS 109 14.34 Jane Bright, Paducah KY 193 7.82 John Belfi, Chesterfield MO 26 29.27 Nancy Popkin, Saint Louis MO 110 14.34 Judy Harralson, Princeton KY 194 7.77 Ann Lemp, Saint Louis MO 27 29.27 Alan Popkin, Saint Louis MO 111 14.03 Mike Arnheim, Saint Louis MO 195 7.64 Linda Mize, Florissant MO 28 28.87 Ron Ashbacher, Saint Louis MO 112 13.80 Paul Bridges, Swansea IL 196 7.49 Mary Ann Mitchell, Ballwin MO 29 28.60 Tod Moses, Saint Louis MO 113 13.57 Steven Clements, Wildwood MO 197 7.47 George Marvin, Maryland Hgts MO 30 28.60 James Ward, Champaign IL 114 13.53 Loughery Hawkins, Creve Coeur MO 198 7.47 George Jones, Maryland Hgts MO 31 28.60 William Doroshow, Skokie IL 115 13.52 Candy Butz, Belleville IL 199 7.44 Regina Schlueter, Ferguson MO 32 28.60 Karen Walker, Champaign IL 116 12.91 Tom Oppenheimer, Clayton MO 200 7.44 Ken Schlueter, Ferguson MO 33 27.70 Ed Howard, Lawrence KS 117 12.87 Charles Keltner, Highland IL 34 27.70 Robert Carstedt, Wichita KS 118 12.87 Tammy Keltner, Highland IL 35 27.20 Karen Erlanger, Saint Louis MO 119 12.78 Robert McDill, Saint Louis MO 36 27.20 Dennis Goldston, Colorado Spgs CO 120 12.54 Brenda Hoffman, Bonita Springs FL 37 27.11 Robert Butz, Kankakee IL 121 12.46 Roger Hill, Myrtle Beach SC 38 27.11 Lee Esworthy, Shorewood IL 122 12.45 Harley McCabe, Bowling Green KY 39 27.11 Larry Rabideau, Saint Anne IL 123 12.45 Janet Neel Fleenor, Bowling Green KY 40 27.11 John Goring, Frankfort IL 124 12.34 Norman Goldman, Chesterfield MO 41 26.51 Doug O'Leary, Saint Louis MO 125 12.26 James Melville, Springfield IL 42 26.51 John Antognoli, Clayton MO 126 12.26 Jacob Morgan, Madison WI 43 26.45 Bob Etter, Sacramento CA 127 12.26 Joshua Stark, Grayslake IL 44 26.45 George Harris, Escazu 128 12.16 Laura Scholten, Saint Charles MO 45 26.33 Debra Romero, Clarkson Valley MO 129 12.10 Doris Schwartz, Chesterfield MO 46 25.63 Bruce Horiguchi, Gardena CA 130 11.94 Walter Carpenter III, Olivette MO 47 25.63 Jack Waller, Dana Point CA 131 11.89 Mike Giacaman, Saint Louis MO 48 24.94 Richard Ellis Jr, Kokomo IN 132 11.85 John Burgener, Saint Louis MO 49 24.66 Rod Beery, Saint Charles MO 133 11.85 John Seng, Champaign IL 50 23.52 G S Jade Barrett, Elk Point SD 134 11.49 Carolyn Kribben, Saint Charles MO 51 23.28 John Weber, Watseka IL 135 11.49 S Rives, Saint Louis MO 52 23.17 Judith Inker, Wellesley Hills MA 136 11.47 Estella Lau, Saint Louis MO 53 23.17 Ronnie Frank, Saint Louis MO 137 11.39 Judy Eaton, Edwardsville IL 54 23.04 En Xie, Saint Louis MO 138 11.39 Charles McPeek, Muncie IN 55 22.90 Robert Solick, Berthoud CO 139 11.38 Philip McPeek, Evanston IL 56 22.84 Gloria Spitzer, Saint Louis MO 140 11.38 Kyle Rockoff, Buffalo Grove IL 57 22.59 Donna Lombardini, Alcester SD 141 11.11 Dan Waeltermann, Saint Charles MO 58 22.30 Chris Buck, Hurdland MO 142 11.11 Michael Schneider, Wentzville MO 59 22.30 Leon McCarty, Hurdland MO 143 11.08 Kay Cohen, Saint Louis MO 60 22.21 Don Stack, Kansas City KS 144 11.07 Sidney Levin, Saint Louis MO 61 22.21 Nancy Phillips, Tulsa OK 145 10.97 Robert Ragland, Mapleton IL 62 22.18 Jonathan Weinstein, Saint Louis MO 146 10.97 Robert Shoop, Normal IL 63 22.18 Tom Kniest, Brentwood MO 147 10.65 Frank Paynter, Grove City OH 64 22.18 Kenneth Bland, Saint Louis MO 148 10.65 Jo Anne Paynter, Grove City OH 65 21.88 Leon Galecki, Langston AL 149 10.58 Dolores Hill, Chesterfield MO 66 21.82 Jerome Shen, Saint Louis MO67 150 10.46 Lucy Morini, Warren VT 67 21.35 Michael Huston, Joplin MO 151 10.37 John Hagedorn, Saint Louis MO 68 21.07 Veena Uberoi, Saint Louis MO 152 10.33 Mark Ludwig, Maryland Hgts MO 69 21.07 Gary Hargrove, Fairview Hgts IL 153 10.24 Jan Potts, Saint Louis MO 70 21.04 Richard Edwards Jr, Florissant MO 154 10.19 David Stevens, Charleston IL 71 20.69 Jacqueline Sincoff, Saint Louis MO 155 10.16 Leo Birmingham, Whitney Point NY 72 20.69 Roger Lord, Saint Louis MO 156 9.69 Jim Hammond, Oklahoma City OK 73 20.58 Beryl Shapiro, Saint Louis MO 157 9.69 Linda Hughes, Edmond OK 74 18.90 Linda Leinicke, Saint Louis MO 158 9.59 David Goldfarb, Houston TX 75 18.84 Mary Rassieur, Saint Louis MO 159 9.59 Pam Campbell, Fairfield OH 76 18.77 Donald Nies, Saint Louis MO 160 9.59 Lisa Eisenstein, Chesterfield MO 77 18.69 Marie-France Benoit, Gatineau QC 161 9.59 Jonathan Goldberg, Saint Louis MO 78 18.55 Kathleen Safranski, Chesterfield MO 162 9.47 Robert Vetter, Saint Charles MO 79 18.55 Michael Carmen, Saint Louis MO 163 9.37 Jim Nixon, Flower Mound TX 80 18.52 Susan Hall, Saint Louis MO 164 9.37 Judy Nixon, Flower Mound TX 81 18.02 Kathleen Kelly, Englewood CO 165 9.34 Barbara MacPeek, Ballwin MO 82 18.02 Robert Murphy, Englewood CO 166 9.34 Jo Ann Froehlich, Ballwin MO 83 18.01 Jane Ettelson, Saint Louis MO 167 9.18 Roseann Stice, East Alton IL 84 17.91 Sanford Becker, Chesterfield MO 168 9.18 Phyllis Siegel, Ballwin MO

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