69th Summer North American Bridge Championships • July 24-August 3, 1997 • Albuquerque, New Mexico Daily Bulletin

Vol. 69, No. 2 Saturday, July 26, 1997 Editors: Henry Francis and Brent Manley

Andersen enlivened Districts 9, 10

theith thebridge death of Ron Andersen world in Chicago July Teamsin representing GNT-A Districts 9final and 10 steamed into 3, the bridge world lost one of its most color- the final of the Grand National Teams, Flight A, with W ful characters. Andersen was sometimes con- impressive victories. troversial and he made a few enemies, but he also had These two teams will play 64 boards today to de- many friends. termine the 1997 GNT champion: Several of them offered tributes to Andersen, who District 9: Jeff Wolfson, Northbrook IL; Robert made his mark as a top player --- he was #3 all-time in Levin, Orlando; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa; Neil Silverman masterpoints won --- author and commentator. and Richard Pavlicek, Fort Lauderdale, and Michael Roslyn Kurlan of Great Neck NY was one of Seamon, Miami Beach. Andersen’s closest associates. She sent this letter to the 3 District 10: Hjordis Eythorsdottir and Curtis Cheek, Bridge Bulletin in honor of her friend. Huntsville AL; Steve Beatty, Destrehan LA, and John I will always remember Ron Andersen as a charm- Onstott, New Orleans. ing and brilliant individual. Over the past years of play- District 9 defeated the District 21 contingent from ing with Ron, I came to know him as an exceptional California, 138-94. District 10 knocked off District 12 bridge expert and a very good friend. He was fun to (Michigan), 151-111. The same District 12 team was play with and he always made me feel he enjoyed our runner-up in 1996. partnership as he helped me to reach his high expecta- Originally the Grand National Teams was a North tions. Ron’s technique was outstanding, and his focused American contest with all 25 ACBL districts partici- dedication was inspirational. pating. Now it is a United States event, with only the He was determined to win the 1996 Barry Crane 23 U.S. districts participating. Top 500 because it was named after his very close friend, In 1985 the event was subdivided into three sepa- even though Ron had previously won the McKenney rate events. Trophy four times. During this very difficult year, we Continued on page 7 won many events throughout the United States, which Ron Andersen led to his ultimately reaching his goal. If this in itself wasn’t difficult enough, Ron constantly fought a battle with significant illness. Nevertheless, Ron was deter- mined to persevere at all costs. A witty and exhuberant person, Ron was a very se- rious and accomplished bridge player who will be re- OKbridge acquires membered as one of the best ever. He was as critical and analytical of his own game as he was of others OKbridge,Tel-A-Bridge the world’s largest and most popular when he was the head vugraph commentator at NABCs online bridge club, has acquired Tel-A-Bridge. and world championships. Bridge was his life, and Ron OKbridge founder Matthew Clegg said the move was always willing to give of himself by writing, “consolidates OKbridge’s position as the premiere commentating and giving interviews. Internet-based service for rubber and duplicate bridge Ron was a wonderful partner and teacher. He was players.” considerate and kind and made me feel confident and Under terms of the agreement, OKbridge will re- 1 capable. My only regret is that I did not know him long ceive the assets of Tel-A-Bridge and additional work- enough. Continued on page 6 ing capital in exchange for a minority equity interest in OKbridge. Tel-A-Bridge members who signed up for the pre- view release in June 1997 will receive one month of free time on OKbridge. Said, Russell lead OKbridge, founded by Clegg in 1990 as a way to continue playing bridge with dispersed college friends, currently has more than 8000 members worldwide who ChuckLM Said Pairs and John Russell,qualifiers winners of the Sil- play about 10,000 hands of duplicate bridge each day. Susanne Chawszczewski, left, and Dawn Charles ver Ribbon Pairs at the Spring NABC in Dallas, held OKbridge was incorporated as a privately held com- the lead after two qualifying sessions of the Life Mas- pany in 1994. ter Pairs. Tel-A-Bridge was formed in 1992 and has main- Said is a Nashville professional. Russell, of tained high visibility with a long-running advertising North Barrington IL, is a CPA. Their score of 2074 campaign on the back cover of the Bridge Bulletin. A Playing bridge after two sessions was about half a board ahead of series of software problems, however, has repeatedly Ralph Cohen of Memphis and Adam Wildavsky of Continued on page 3 with cards -- Jackson Heights NY. In third place were Janice Seamon of Miami and Dawn Charles of Nashville and Susanne Dan Rotman of Aventura FL. what a way to go! Chawszczewski have decided it’s a lot of fun playing ABTA book awards bridge with cards. What does that mean, you ask? It means that they Once again Eddie Kantar has learned to play bridge the new way -- on the computer. been honored by the American Dawn and Susanne felt as if they were on top of Bridge Teachers Association as the the world when they came by the Daily Bulletin office Today's the author of the best bridge book of the yesterday -- they had just finished first in two strats of year for novices and intermediates. His Bridge the Morning 199er Pairs, and second in the top bracket. for Dummies drew raves from all who read it. It They proudly displayed their trophies. is on sale here at this tournament. big day for Both women got into bridge the same way -- they The winners of the award for the best book surfed the Internet insatiably and they were intrigued of the year for advanced players are Burt Hall when they arrived at the Games area. When they found and Lynn Rose-Hall. Their prize-winning work a bridge link, they decided to pursue it -- and they found is How the Experts Win at Bridge. OKbridge. JUNIORS! Continued on page 7 2 Daily Bulletin

TheThe biggest maximum possible swing on a board swing in a team match SPECIAL EVENTS is 24 IMPs -- and it happened Thursday in the Grand Na- tional Teams. After the session was over, Chris Compton 9:00 a.m. COI (CommitteeSaturday, for an Open & July Improved 26 ACBL) meeting, Ballroom C chuckled as he told of defending a 7NT contract when the 10:00 a.m. - Noon Free Bridge Lesson, Ballroom B. opponents had not one spade! This was the deal: ♠ 10:00 a.m. - Noon Coffee with Jane Johnson, Fiesta 1-2, Hyatt. Dlr: West -- ♥ 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Ken Monzingo: Thinking Bridge, Vul: Both A 5 4 ♦ Ballroom B. A K Q J 10 8 7 ♣ Q 8 5 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Intermediate/Novice reception, Doubletree Ballroom, lobby level. ♠ K J 10 6 5 3 2 ♠ A Q 9 8 7 4 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Junior Reception/Meeting, Enchantment Ballroom, Hyatt. ♥ 8 7 2 ♥ J 10 9 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Fred Hamilton: Hand Evaluation, ♦ 4 ♦ 3 Ballroom B. ♣ 9 6 ♣ 7 4 3 Midnight Aztec Fire Dancers, beef & chicken taquitos, sliced fruit. NW Exhibit Hall. ♠ -- ♥ K Q 6 3 ♦ 9 6 5 2 ♣ A K J 10 2 9:15 a.m. Board of GovernorsSunday, meeting, PavillionJuly 27 Ballroom I, II, Hyatt. Open Room 10:00 a.m. Workshop for Teachers and Education Liaisons, Enchantment E-F, Hyatt. West North East South 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Jay Apfelbaum: Jumping for Joy!, Kraft Compton Ballroom B. 2♠ Dbl 4♠ 5♠ 5:00 p.m. Accredited Teachers Dinner, Pavillion Ballroom I, Hyatt. Pass 7♦ 7♠ Pass 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Howard Piltch: Weak Notrumps! Why Pass 7NT Dbl All Pass You Hate Them! Ballroom B. Compton led the ♠A and announced “Down six.” “Wrong!” said his partner, James Kraft, “down seven! I have seven spades!” That was 2000 to Compton and Kraft. 9:00 a.m. Bridge America Monday,Game Director July Course, 28 Enchantment C-D, Hyatt. Closed Room 9:00 a.m. Bridge Teachers and Bridge Cruises, Enchantment E-F, Hyatt. West North East South 9:00 a.m. New Laws Seminar (Club Director Refresher Course), Enchantment A-B, Hyatt Tchamitch Kaye 10:30 a.m. NABC Appeals Meeting, Pavillion 1, Hyatt. 3♠ 5♦ 6♠ 7♦ 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Joey Silver: Character of a Champion, Dbl All Pass Ballroom B. West wasn’t sure what was going on -- who was 5:00 p.m. Goodwill Reception, Pavillion Ballroom I - III, Hyatt. bidding to make and who was saving? He thought his 7:00 p.m. Senior Reception, Doubletree Ballroom, lobby level. double meant that he did not have a first-round dia- 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Kathie Wei-Sender: Championship mond control, but partner left it in. And of course 13 Bridge, Ballroom B. tricks came home for Haig Tchamitch and Dick Kaye - - plus 2330. That was a total swing of 4330 points -- and all you need for 24 IMPs is 4000.

Departing from the ConventionACBL Center Dinner approximately Shuttle every half hour. Service First shuttle departs at 5 p.m. The last shuttle departs restaurants at 10 p.m. Be sureVisit to visit NABCour official vendors NABC vendors in the You may purchase Checker shuttle tickets in advance for evening transportation at the ACBL Transportation Southwest Exhibit Hall: Desk in the Convention Center. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Baron Barclay Bridge Books and Supplies Prices: $5 each way to Old Town, $6 each way to the other destinations listed below. June’s Jazzy Jackets The Badge Man Encounter Cosmetics Unitility Shack -- jewelry High Noon Restaurant Steaks,Old seafood, Town pasta Plaza and New Mexican specialties. BridgeDealMaster Church Street Cafe Unique Southwestern dining. Personalized Convention Card La Hacienda Restaurant Southwestern dining. City of Hope Charity Little Anita’s New Mexican foods in a Southwest atmosphere. The ACBL Product Store Maria Theresa’s Restaurant Beef, seafood and New Mexican specialties. Seasons Rotisserie & Grill Menu favorites: pan-roasted duck, spit-roasted chicken. Quilt raffle Tickets are now on sale -- $1 each -- for a Romano’s Macaroni Grill AllUptown/Louisiana the Italian you need to know. raffle that will give away many valuable prizes, Garduno’s Chili Company Mexican food & mariachi music. including a quilt from Quiltworks worth $1200. TGI Friday’s American variety. Only 1500 tickets will be sold. They are avail- Steak & Ale Steaks, prime rib, chicken, pasta. able at the Registration Desk for an hour before Bennigan’s Steaks, seafood. each afternoon and evening session. Winrock Mall Shopping center. All the prizes also are on view during the sale period. The drawings will take place just before the start of the evening session a week from Saturday. Seagull StreetSan Seafood, Mateo/Academy steaks, gourmet salads. area The other prizes include a handmade afghan, Scarpas Oven gourmet pizza, salads, pasta. a handmade framed cross-stitch and three framed Garduno’s Chili Company Mexican food & mariachi music. Art of Albuquerque posters.

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Goodwill message Peter PenderBy Bob Jones Revisited Today is Junior Day, the day we celebrate n the July Bridge Bulletin, there is a feature article -- and salute -- our Junior players. At the Jun- about Karen McCallum. She tells of the 1990 ior reception this afternoon, we’ll induct two IRosenblum Teams in Geneva and a match we (Bob outstanding youngsters into the Junior Corps, Jones, Mike Smolen, Kerri Sanborn, Karen McCallum, the group charged with promoting bridge Peter Pender, and Ralph Cohen) played against a great among other young people. Jimmy Cayne team (Cayne, Chuck Burger, Bob Encourage new players. Today’s Junior Hamman, Bobby Wolff, Chip Martel and Lew Stansby). player is tomorrow’s Jeff Meckstroth. We were trailing at the half, and Cohen was quoted Aileen Osofsky as saying that “there was talk of playing all four men in Chairman, Goodwill Committee the final half, but Pender said, ‘There are three world champions on this team and they’re going to play.’” 2 There’s a grain of truth to Ralph’s quote, but it isn’t quite accurate and it obscures a wonderful story. Continued from page 1 Our original team was not with Ralph and Peter, OKbridge but with Rita Shugart and Mark Itabashi. Rita’s last- delayed the formal introduction of the service. minute back surgery forced her to cancel her plans for Tel-A-Bridge founders include bridge expert Grant Geneva and Itabashi then also canceled. The other four Baze and principal financial backer Tipton Golias, a were still intact as a team, but Kerri insisted that we frequent Baze partner. Golias, a scientist-businessman add another pair. On the eve of a world championship from Beaumont TX, is the founder of Helena Labora- held on another continent, there were precious few Karen McCallum tories, a $100-million company whose primary busi- Americans we could add. ness is blood analyzers. Peter had been one of America’s greatest players and propel ourselves into the quarterfinals. The acquisition benefits present and prospective over the previous two decades, with a world champion- When Bob Hamman came over to congratulate his subscribers to both services, said Clegg. OKbridge re- ship and many national championships under his belt, old teammate on their victory, he told Peter, with great ceives working capital that can be used for further im- often playing as teammates with Hamman, Wolff, sincerity, that he had played ‘smash up’. Great champi- provements -- plus, it will be able to draw upon the Martel and Stansby. ons know how to lose, too. expertise of Baze in providing an environment that ap- In late 1990, however, Peter was not in great de- Peter had no trouble crossing the street to his hotel peals to avid bridge players. mand as a teammate. He was extremely sick with an that night. He floated. Tel-A-Bridge, meanwhile, can now offer its mem- illness that looked to be fatal, and he had somehow made Sadly, we lost the next day to the German team bers a high quality software product. the trip from San Francisco to Geneva hoping to add on that eventually won the event amid great controversy. “Grant Baze and Tipton Golias are both super to some reasonable team for one more chance at the Peter’s quest for another world championship was to people,” said Clegg. “I’m delighted they are joining the big prize. Ralph was available to play with him, so we be denied, but he sure went down fighting. OKbridge team.” added them at the last minute. We said goodbye that night, and I was never to see Baze and Golias were equally enthusiastic. “Matt Peter was so sick that he had great difficulty just Peter again. He died within eight weeks. Clegg has done a superb job with OKbridge,” said Baze. walking across the street from his hotel to the playing The next ACBL Nationals were in San Francisco, “He’s got the winner.” area. It was hard for him to have a conversation be- Peter’s home town. As a final touch of class, Peter left Golias commented, “The future of the game of cause he couldn’t pronounce his words properly. But enough money to posthumously host a cocktail party bridge is on the Internet, and OKbridge has the abso- when it came time to playing bridge, boy, could he still for his friends. I was proud to be invited. lutely best bridge game. By combining forces, we will do it. His play was exceptional, and remarkable con- have the best game ever.” sidering his condition. It was understood at the begin- OKbridge is available through an annual $79 sub- ning that Peter would never be allowed to play more scription fee, which allows unlimited play over any than half of any day or any match. His illness made that WBF gives gift to Internet connection. Trial subscriptions are available. the only prudent course. To learn how to download the free software, We followed this plan to great effect, easily quali- Albuquerque charity visit the OKbridge World Wide Web page at: fying through the round-robin stages -- we actually won The World Bridge Fed- www.okbridge.com our bracket in the last stage. This gave us a high seed in eration has made a $1000 For further information, send E-mail to: the 32-team knockout stage, and when we found our- donation to Casa Amigos, a [email protected] or phone (619) 490-6770. r selves up against Cayne in the round of 16, we were local charity. The donation actually the seeded team. Of course we were big un- was accompanied by this let- derdogs in real life. ter from George Retek, WBF Treasurer: Our lineups for the match were pre-determined. The “Your organization is a most fortunate one, four men would play the first half, with Kerri and Karen having Miss Gloria Kriegshauser among your sup- Be sure Sectionto pick up your top special prizes prize for your sec- to replace Peter and Ralph for the second half. Bear in porters. tion top. The Awards Desk, adjacent to the Registration mind that this was a match against Peter’s old team- “Not only was Gloria instrumental in bring- Desk, is open for an hour prior to each afternoon and mates -- a match he desperately wanted to win. We were ing the World Bridge Championships to Albuquer- evening session. down about 15 IMPs at the half and Peter now wanted que in 1994, but it was mainly through her tire- to break the team rule and play the second half as well. less efforts and dedication that we have succeeded I was captain, and in Peter’s plea to me to play the in staging one of our most memorable and suc- second half, he said, “ There are three world champi- cessful tournaments. At her personal request we Smoking rules are pleased to enclose a check in the amount of ons on this team and they should be allowed to play!” I If you wish to smoke, there is had too much respect for Peter to tell him he couldn’t, $1000 for your organization. “At this time I also wish to express our grati- only one area inside the Albuquer- so when Ralph told me he thought Peter could do it and tude to the people of Albuquerque and the count- que Convention Center that you the rest of the team didn’t object, we put Peter and Ralph less numbers of volunteers working with Gloria may do so -- in the Northwest Ex- in for the last half. who made all the visitors feel really at home. This hibit Hall on the ground level. Otherwise you must They played magnificently. They were out first and is the nicest feeling one can experience and it is a go outside the Convention Center to smoke. By Peter assured me that we had ‘a chance’ as he collapsed great credit to your wonderful hospitality.” city ordinance, smoking is not allowed in any other on a couch. When Kerri and Karen also came through part of the Convention Center. with a fine set, we had rallied to beat this great team

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Albuquerque’s lastAlbuquerque -- and only -- NABC drew a 1982West Northwas a East fun-filled South hind tournament after 48 boards to win by 1 IMP. total of 9,776 tables in the summer of 1982. Martel Rotman Stansby Peres In the quarterfinals, Molson and Cohen picked up 1♦ Pass 1♥ Pass 13 IMPs when they bid to a grand slam: Here are highlights: ♣ ♠ ä Chip Martel, Lew Stansby, Ron Von der Porten, 2NT Pass 3 Pass Dlr: East A Kyle Larsen, Hugh Ross and Peter Pender won their 3♥ Pass 3NT Pass Vul: Both ♥ Q J 10 6 first Grand National Teams title -- it was also the first 4♥ All Pass ♦ A Q 10 4 GNT win for District 21. Peres was playing with Dan Rotman. Their oppo- ♣ A J 6 5 Martel, Stansby and Ross are still going strong: nents were Chip Martel and Lew Stansby. ♠ K Q 9 5 4 ♠ J 8 3 2 they’ve won the GNT six times as teammates. Larsen The 3♣ bid was a checkback and 3♥ showed three ♥ 8 3 2 ♥ -- won with them on two of those occasions. hearts. Stansby, East, gave Martel a choice by bidding ♦ 9 8 ♦ J 7 3 2 Their last GNT victory was at the 1996 Summer 3NT and Martel elected 4♥. ♣ K Q 7 ♣ 10 9 8 3 2 NABC in Miami Beach. Peres led his singleton diamond and declarer called ♠ 10 7 6 ♥ ä Lynn Deas and Beth Palmer -- along with team- for the ace from dummy. Stansby realized the diamond A K 9 7 5 4 mates Norb Kremer and Bill Cole -- tied for first in the danger, so he tried to counter the peril by immediately ♦ K 6 5 Master Mixed Teams and won their first NABC cham- leading the ♣K. Rotman took this and did some think- ♣ 4 pionship. ing before finally leading the ♦Q. West North East South They tied with Carol and Tommy Sanders, Joan Peres saw what was happening, so he ruffed Cohen Molson DeWitt McKean and Sidney Lazard -- the fourth time Rotman’s good trick to push a spade through. Now there Pass 2♥ in six years that McKean and Lazard had either won was no way to prevent the defense from taking four Pass 2NT (1) Pass 3♦ the title outright or tied for first place. tricks -- the ♣A and diamond ruff plus the ♠K and an- Pass 4NT Pass 5♥ (2) This deal was Tommy Sanders’ favorite of the tour- other diamond. Pass 5NT (3) Pass 6♣ nament: Stansby would have made the hand if Peres did not Pass 7♥ All Pass Dlr: East ♠ A 9 ruff. Peres could ruff out the ♦J on the next trick but (1) Feature? Vul: None ♥ K J 10 declarer would rise with the ♠A on the return, cash the (2) Two keycards. ♦ Q J 8 4 2 ♣Q and ruff a club, ruff a diamond high, cash the ♥K (3) General grand slam try -- anything else to say? ♣ Q 8 3 A and use the long diamond to pitch his losing spade. Molson’s 6♣ bid showed a feature. Obviously he ♠ 7 6 4 ♠ Q 8 3 What if Peres decides not to ruff at all? Rotman had a good weak two-bid and had already shown a dia- ♥ 9 5 3 2 ♥ A 8 4 could cash the top diamonds and probably switch to a mond feature, so the club feature couldn’t be an honor. ♦ K 7 6 5 ♦ A 9 3 trump. Stansby could win in dummy, ruff a diamond It had to be a singleton, reasoned Cohen -- and he bid ♣ K 10 ♣ A 9 7 5 high, ruff a club, draw the rest of the trumps and go to the grand. ♠ ♠ K J 10 5 2 the A to cash the good diamond. ä Bob Hamman claimed he didn’t have a great ♥ Q 7 6 Yes, it’s true that Rotman could have made it easier play hand “but the last hand of the tournament was a ♦ 10 by leading a low diamond at trick three. But then Peres great bidding hand. It shows what bridge is all about.” ♣ J 6 4 2 would not have had his chance for a brilliancy. Dlr: West ♠ 10 5 4 ♥ West North East South ä Shirley Blum will remember this deal from the Vul: E-W K 9 8 Tommy Carol first final of the Life Master Pairs for the rest of her ♦ A 9 7 6 3 1♣ 1♠ life. ♣ 8 3 Dbl Redbl 1NT Pass Dlr: South ♠ 9 6 5 ♠ K 3 2 ♠ A Q J 9 8 Pass Dbl Pass 2♠ Vul: Both ♥ Q J 10 4 ♥ J 10 7 5 ♥ Q 2 All Pass ♦ 2 ♦ J 10 2 ♦ Q 4 West led the ♣K, continued a club to his partner’s ♣ K Q J 6 3 ♣ K 9 6 ♣ A Q 7 4 ace and ruffed the return. A diamond to the ace allowed ♠ 10 8 4 3 2 ♠ A K Q J ♠ 7 6 East to lead a fourth round of clubs, ruffed by West and ♥ A 8 6 ♥ 9 5 3 ♥ A 6 4 3 overruffed in dummy -- leaving dummy with the single- ♦ A Q 6 5 ♦ J 7 4 ♦ K 8 5 ton ace of trumps. ♣ 9 ♣ A 7 2 ♣ J 10 5 2 There seemed to be no way to pick up trumps but ♠ 7 West North East South Carol ruffed a diamond and led a heart to the jack. East ♥ K 7 2 Wolff Hamman ducked so Carol ruffed another diamond and led a sec- ♦ K 10 9 8 3 Pass Pass 1♣ (1) Pass ond heart to the 10 and ace. ♣ 10 8 5 4 1♦ (2) Pass 1♠ Pass East returned a heart and now Carol’s foresight in West North East South 2♠ Pass 2NT Pass ruffing diamonds paid off. She cashed the ♠A and led Pass 3NT All Pass a diamond. East had only the ♠Q 8 left while Carol Pass 3♣ Dbl 5♣ (1) Aces forcing club. still held the ♠K J. 5♠ All Pass (2) Positive. A neat trump coup and as Tommy observed, “You Play started routinely -- ♣K to the ace, club ruff, Hamman won the ♣2 opening lead with dummy’s don’t see many coups in a two-level partscore.” spade to dummy, club ruff and another spade to dummy. 9 and had nine tricks on a deal where 4♠ is doomed -- ä Tommy Sanders became a double winner when Fine so far but how was she going to hold her losers to the opponents can cash four top tricks. he and Ron Andersen won the Life Master Pairs. two? At the other table, the bidding was 1♠--2♠--4♠. ♦ ä “Next round -- all move” was the call in an 11- Then Blum saw a way -- finesse the Q, cash the Certainly a reasonable auction and one that would be table side game, and the two East-West players at Table ace and the game was home if South held the doubleton duplicated at many tables. 11 moved to Table 12. After a couple of minutes, Di- king. So she led dummy’s ♦4, South followed with the According to Hamman, however: “I think one of rector Jeff Alexander noticed them and said, “Ladies, 3 and Blum was horrified when she played a low dia- the real problems is that your inexperienced players there is no Table 12 in this game.” The ladies thanked mond. don’t look for 3NT on these hands where they find the him and moved on to Table 13. She almost fell out of her chair when North could major suit fit. ä Mike Smolen won the Fishbein Trophy, awarded do no better than produce the 2. A successful first- “A lot of your five-card major systems in Eastern to the player who wins the most masterpoints at the round finesse to the 5 -- with all four players follow- Scientific are built on the premise that once you find a Summer NABC. Smolen won the NABC Men’s Swiss ing suit! five-card major fit, your troubles are over. On this deal ♠ Teams plus three regional victories. ä The Aces -- Bob Hamman-Bobby Wolff, Alan 3NT is laydown, 4 is hopeless.” ä The event was new but the winners’ names were Sontag-Peter Weichsel, Mike Becker-Ronnie Rubin -- familiar: Dorothy Truscott, Edith Kemp Freilich, Mary won the Spingold by defeating the original #22 seed -- Jane Farell, Nancy Gruver, Stasha Cohen and Randi Mark Molson, Eric Kokish and Peter Nagy of Montreal Montin won the Women’s Swiss Teams. plus Billy Cohen, native Montrealer who lived in Mem- ä Charles Peres of the Chicago team read the situ- phis (now in Las Vegas). ation perfectly on this deal from the Grand National Molson & Co. stunned Malcolm Brachman’s squad SummerfestThe city-sponsored is Summerfest here Teams semifinal against San Francisco. in the semifinals when they came from 41 points be- heads into the homestretch today with a Dlr: West ♠ K 7 4 3 celebration of Greek, Irish, Scottish and Vul: Both ♥ 9 3 Welsh cultures. It will take place from ♦ K Q 10 9 6 to 11 p.m. on Central. Central will be ♣ A 3 2 Spingold, Women’s KO blocked off from traffic from Second to ♠ A Q 10 ♠ 6 2 pre-registration times Eighth Streets. ♥ A J 4 ♥ K Q 10 6 5 Teams entering the major knockout team ♦ A 8 7 5 4 ♦ J 6 3 events, the Spingold and Women’s, must pre-reg- ♣ K 6 ♣ Q 9 7 ister by 8 p.m. Sunday. Tournament directors Henry ♠ J 9 8 5 Cukoff and Steve Bates will be available in Ball- The InternationalITT Tmeetingeam Trials Commission will ♥ 8 7 2 room C on the upper level to take the pre-registra- meet tomorrow and Monday at 10:30 a.m. in Fiesta 4 at ♦ 2 tions. the Hyatt. Both meetings will be held at the same time ♣ J 10 8 5 4 and place. Daily Bulletin 5

Computer bridge The Summer NABC It always feelsRare good to receive air congratulations af- ter you’ve played a contract well. When the kudos come challenge seeks through the years from world-class players, it feels even better. Joe Har- his annual American Contract Bridge ris of Albuquerque was on the receiving end of a sport- The human organizers of competitorsthe Baron Barclay World Com- League tournament, formerly called the ing compliment from Larry Cohen and David Berkowitz puter Bridge Challenge are looking for humans to play T Summer Nationals, has been held since on the following deal from the first qualifying session for scrip and prizes. You can sign up in the main play- 1929 in July or early August. of the Life Master Pairs. Harris was playing with Mark ing area at the Convention Center for a session at 9 These championships, usually the largest of Jones, also of Albuquerque. ♠ a.m. Monday or Wednesday. the three NABCs, were originally held under the Dlr: East J 6 3 ♥ On Wednesday between sessions, one player will auspices of the American Bridge League. Since Vul: Both Q 9 8 7 3 ♦ have a chance to win an airline ticket donated by Lib- 1938, they have been run by the ACBL. A 8 7 ♣Q 5 erty Travel and World Bridge Productions. In the Thirties, the tournament was played at Asbury Park NJ and lasted eight days. In post- ♠10 8 ♠A K 5 The bridge challenge, a weeklong series of com- World War II days, the program was gradually ♥K J 6 5 ♥A 10 4 2 puter matches and demonstrations, will kick off with enlarged to nine days. ♦K J 9 5 ♦Q two special IMP pairs game pitting humans versus com- By 1969, the tournament lasted 10 days and ♣K 4 3 ♣A J 10 8 6 puters on Monday and Wednesday. in 1979, a pre-tournament Charity Gala was ♠Q 9 7 4 2 Applications are sought for human pairs or indi- added. The gala has become a substantial bridge ♥-- viduals interested in participating in the first-ever event with 156 tables in play in the Charity Pairs ♦10 6 4 3 2 ACBL-sanctioned human vs. computer contest. Appli- and Charity Knockout Teams in 1991. ♣9 7 2 cants should have 100-1000 masterpoints. There is no In 1930, the Knockout Team event (now the West North East South entry fee and masterpoints are available. Prizes are avail- Spingold) attracted 16 teams. Twenty-two pairs Harris Cohen Jones Berkowitz able for human and computer entrants. Entrants will entered the Master Pairs for the von Zedtwitz Gold 1♣ Pass receive $15 in scrip. Cup (now the six-session Life Master Pairs). 1♥ Pass 4♦ (1) Pass The top several programs from the IMP pairs game Last year in Miami Beach, 90 teams entered 4♥ All Pass will enter a computer vs. computer challenge match the Spingold and 302 pairs entered the LM Pairs. (1) Splinter: heart support and diamond shortness. beginning Thursday. The Championship Challenge Table counts for the early tournaments are Cohen led a low spade, taken in dummy with the ace. ♠ Match may be seen on vugraph Friday evening. not available. The record for attendance was set Harris followed quickly with the K and a spade ruff. in Las Vegas in 1991 -- 24,221 tables! Harris then led a diamond, taken by Cohen with the ace. Throughout the week there will be a Computer Fair ♦ between sessions. The latest in bridge software will be Cohen got out with the 8, which Harris won with the 9, pitching a club from dummy. He then played a available for player inspection. low heart to the ace. When Berkowitz discarded, it was These are the programs which will be featured in a shock, but Harris coolly cashed the ♣A and played a the challenge: club to his king, dropping Cohen’s queen. The ♦K was Micro Bridge 8 (Japan), owned by Tomio and What’s coming up cashed and Cohen had to follow. Yumio Uchida. When Harris played the ♦J at trick 10, Cohen was Q-Plus Bridge (Ger- Specialfor parties, entertainment? late-night entertainment and great in a pickle. He had ♥Q 9 8 7, but dummy still had the man), owned by Johannes food are coming your way during this NABC, thanks ♥10. If Cohen ruffed high, Harris could pitch dummy’s Leber. to your Albuquerque hosts. last club and take the rest with high trumps. In practice, Meadowlark Bridge Between sessions today there will be a party for Cohen ruffed with the 7. Harris overruffed with (U.S.), owned by Rodney Intermediates and Novices in the ballroom at the dummy’s 10 and played a club. Cohen had to ruff and Ludwig. Doubletree. The party will start immediately after the lead into the heart tenace at the end. Plus 650 was good Bridge Baron 7 close of the afternoon session and will continue until 6. for 52 out of 64 matchpoints. (U.S.), owned by Tom Throop. The Aztec Fire Dancers will provide the entertain- GIB (U.S.), owned by Matt Ginsberg. ment tonight after the evening session. All late-night Competing in the bidding contest only: entertainment will take place in the Northwest Exhibit BridgeMate 2.16 (U.S.), owned by Bob Richardson. Hall. Food, too -- beef and chicken taquitos and fruit. Parking at the ConventionParking Center is available only Bridge Buff 4.0 (Canada), owned by Doug The party on Monday will be for Senior players. It on the east side. Bennion. will take place starting at 7 p.m. in the Doubletree Ball- room. You’ll be munching on baked potatoes while lis- Come in on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and There will be ongoing contests allowing players to move into the left-hand lane. This takes you over the compete with the computers for prizes. Successful con- tening to piano music on Tuesday. More entertainment and food will be coming your ramp and into the parking area. testants will win $10 gift certificates for books or mer- way Thursday. A mariachi band will play while you eat Cost is $2.00 each time you enter. chandise from Baron Barclay Bridge Supplies or other your hot dips, chicken taquitos and chili con queso. sponsors. A jazz swing band plus hot dogs will be Friday night’s The Computer Fair will feature two computer con- highlights. Then Saturday you’ll enjoy ice cream bars. tests -- the ACBL Computer Bidding Contest and the Twice during the tournament dollar chits will be Tournament directorsFirst will aid have first ACBL Computer Play Contest. Each event will allow handed out to all players that can be used at any of the the various software packages to showcase their skills aid kits available in each playing area. snack bars in the Convention Center. Other items such as Kits are equipped with band-aids, aspi- for a variety of prizes. Kibitzers are welcome. trail mix and raisins will be distributed during the week. rin, ibuprofen and other generic medical supplies.

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Ron Andersen Continued from page 1 There’sFrom Bart a codaBramley to theand head-banger Judy Wadas: story. It goes Tommy Sanders, Nashville businessman and many- something like this: time North American champion, was also a frequent part- Ron and Sabine Zenkel were leading a bridge tour ner of Andersen, known to regulars at NABCs as “The ProvingYears ago, David his Berkowitz point and Ron of Germany and Austria with a nice group of little old Hog” for his prognostications in the Daily Bulletins. Andersen were partners in the Life Master Pairs. ladies. Ron tells his favorite story, about the head- Here is part of a eulogy Sanders wrote for They were cruising along with a pretty good banger, and it gets a big laugh. Then one LOL speaks game in the first session when Andersen picked Andersen’s funeral in tiny Dike IA, where The Hog grew up: “I’m that player’s mother!” Ron wanted to slide up this hand as dealer: away, but she added, “And you got him just right.” up and learned to play bridge. ♠ --- Ron was a fierce competitor at the table, and he We had a good friendship. He was better at com- ♥ A Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 2 was terrific away from the table. He was a great host, municating than I was. Maybe that was because I was ♦ K J and, most people would be surprised to know, a great easy to find --- he was always on the go. He always ♣ 8 cook. remembered to send a postcard from overseas. It was Deciding to be sneaky, Andersen passed. fun keeping up with his travels that way. At Christmas, The next player passed, as did Berkowitz, hold- From Ralph Katz he always remembered with a card and a gift. He was ing I held two fundraisers for Children’s Memorial Hos- generous to our children when they married, and even ♠ 8 6 5 4 3 pital, each featuring a charity auction. Both times Ron attended one wedding. ♥ 4 3 called me out of the blue and volunteered himself to be We talked intermittently on the phone. The last time ♦ A 6 2 auctioned off for a regional event. He won the event the we talked was about three weeks ago (mid-June). He told ♣ A 9 7 second time, with Chuck Sheaff. I won’t say I always me about his impending trip to Italy. We laughed about The player in fourth seat considered his cheered for Ron to win, but I certainly did that time. hand, thought things over briefly -- and passed. old times, like the time we were in Taipei and played bridge From Chuck Sheaff: for 15 straight hours (with maybe a 30-minute break). It The post mortem began. I couldn’t go to the charity auction, so I asked some was an exhibition match in which the outcome didn’t mat- “I had 11,” said one of the opponents. friends to bid on a player for me. They came back and ter. To appease our good friends and hosts, we continued “I had 10,” said the other. announced, “We bought you Ron Andersen.” to play so more of the local players would have a chance They looked at Berkowitz. We finally got together and played last year. He “I had eight,” he said. to play against the world-renowned experts. About every picked up my complicated convention card instantly, “So,” said one of the opponents to Andersen, hour they would send in a fresh pair, and toward the end played magnificently and we won the regional Flight A “you had 11.” they were beating us like a drum. pairs. It was the year he won the Barry Crane Top 500, “I had 10,” said the man who came to be but he took the time to play for charity. I didn’t tell him about a secret I’ve always kept known as The Hog. from him. Ron and I really enjoyed playing together. In “You couldn’t have,” the opponents said. RonFrom was Mary at Warden:an NABC, where he always wrote the 1982, he taught me how to play the Precision system in “I had 10,” insisted The Hog. predictions for the team event as the Hideous Hog. And a couple of days. The next week, I played that system “You can’t even count your points,” one of for the first time, and Ron and I won the Life Master the opponents chided. the Hideous Hog always discussed things in the back Pairs --- a tribute to his teaching ability. “Okay,” said Andersen with a glare as he booth of a restaurant called Pedro’s, with Mr. S and After that, we had much fun playing together in the turned his hearts face up on the table one by Pretty Lady, or PL (that was me). He would describe U.S. and overseas. The best 16-hand set we never had one. “One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, the food lovingly, and made everything sound delicious. was on our last trip to Taipei. The marathon game had eight, nine, TEN!” Three little old ladies came up to Ron at the vugraph been our penultimate trip. This time, it was a serious Andersen and Berkowitz, frigid for 13 tricks show and kept pestering him. They wanted to know how tournament. We were playing Indonesia in the semifi- in hearts, had conspired to pass out the deal. to get to this imaginary Pedro’s. nals of the Proton Invitational and the score was close. The one positive aspect of the comedy is Ron thinks fast and says “Well, its really hard to Before playing the last 16 boards, I happened to stroll that Berkowitz and Andersen made a bet with find.” into our teammates’ playing room and noticed that the another player that, without going minus on a “That’s okay,” they say. directional arrows on the corresponding table were board, they had earned themselves an absolute Ron hesitates, then says, “It’s not in a good neigh- zero on the board. They were right -- they were pointed incorrectly. I moved it 90 degrees. borhood.” the only pair of the 300 or so who played the Ron and I proceeded to play double-dummy for the “We don’t mind --- you made it sound so good.” deal who failed to get a plus. next 16 boards. When we sat down anxiously to com- Finally he leans over and whispers, pare with our teammates, it was discovered both pairs “The bathrooms are dirty!” had sat the same direction. I knew it was probably my “Oh!” people. This is a matter. . .for LAWYERS. Who’s fault, but I never said a word. Then, worst of all, we From Gerald Caravelli: had to play eight more boards and we lost. Hog, if you’re YOURS?” I had my car that day. Ron was somewhat underrated as a player, because listening to this, please forgive me. he played his best with clients --- playing both sides of Finally, Hoggie, I’m going to miss you a lot --- a InFrom the Barbaraearly Seventies, Lehman: a group of us went to Thun- the table, so to speak. I first met him 30 years ago, when whole lot. The world of tournament bridge will not be der Bay ON. Ron was playing with my bridge mentor, he was sort of the Iowa farm boy he always joked about. the same without you. I love you, Hoggie. Bernie Coleman. In the Open Pairs, where everyone Things change. We were playing in Pasadena, in Pat Goldfein, in preparing Andersen’s obituary for was in the same event, with two masterpoints or 2000, the 1977 Vanderbilt. Ron, Kathie Wei, Hugh Maclean, the Kibitzer in Chicago, rounded up several amusing Ron and Bernie sat down against two women. Milt Rosenberg and I were on the same team, and on stories involving Andersen and bridge that show how You know, he liked to butter up the ladies. These two the first night we went out to dinner at the Holiday Inn. much he added to the bridge world. Here is some of were probably middle-aged, but they had some sass. They Ron signs the check and tips lavishly. what Kibitzer readers were treated to: were all chatting and the subject of weight comes up. One Second and third nights, same place, same waiter, Andersen first made his mark in the Midwest while lady says to Ron, “You could stand to lose a few pounds.” same thing --- a big, big tip. a student at the University of Iowa. He earned his first On the first board, Ron psychs, vulnerable, first seat. Fourth night, we have no reservation and there are 100 masterpoints by the summer of 1962 and went off The opponents miss a laydown 6♥. The hand is over no tables, but when the maitre’d sees us, one magically to enter the Spingold in Minneapolis as the 104th, and and the first woman figures it out and fumes at Ron, appears. Fifth night, there is no room in our waiter’s last, seed. His young team knocked off Johnny “You psyched!” Ron replies, in an injured voice, “Lady, section. The waiter begins to cry! Tables and people Crawford’s number one seed in their first match, and you called me Fatty!” Things settle down, and they take are moved to accommodate us. By the sixth night, Milt’s Ron was on his way. He grabbed the limelight and never the next hand out of the board. nightly glass of wine has gone from the size of a shot wanted to let go. The lady turns to Ron and says, “It’s your bid. . . . glass to the size of an ice bucket. There are many stories about Ron. Some are true, Slim.” That was Ron. r and some have improved with retelling. Only a few can appear here, in tribute to a man who came alive when TheFrom most Donna famous Hay andRon Peter story Nagy:involves his diabolical the stories began to flow, and who never apologized for sense of humor ---the “head-banger” story. Ron made a living life the way he wanted to. side bet on his Swiss team match that he could get his Visitors admittedPueblo to pueblos etiquette to view the dances are high-strung opponent to bang his head without using a expected to respect the customs and traditions of the From Kate Blumenthal: This was back in the Seventies, when I lived in word. tribe. Some pueblos have strict rules governing pho- Milwaukee. I had trouble with my car, and I couldn’t The bet was on. On an early board, Ron and his tography, sketching and tape recording. get the mechanic to fix it or let it out of the shop. partner bid to a small slam, and head-banger’s partner If you have any questions, the pueblo you visit is Ron came in from Madison, where he ran the bridge led a heart. Declarer, Ron, won with the king and went likely to have a tribal office to help. club to end all bridge clubs. He was wearing his sum- after trumps, losing a trick to head-banger’s partner. mer uniform of white bucks, white pants and a navy When a heart was led for the second time, Ron ruffed! blazer with a large gold crest on the pocket. What a At that point, head-banger started rocking, talking to Board of Governors contrast between him and this small, grimy mechanic himself, and then got up and went to the nearest wall The meeting of the Board of Governors will in his overalls! Ron carefully listened to the mechanic’s and started banging away. Only when head-banger re- take place tomorrow morning at 9:15 in Pavillion explanation and then said, in a deep, dramatic voice, turned to the table did Ron excuse himself and say, “Oh, 1 and 2 at the Hyatt. NOTE THE EARLIER “My good man, I understand completely. This is not a hearts. . .so sorry.” He then retrieved his trump and re- STARTING TIME! matter for a mechanic. This is not a matter for business placed it with the ♥A!!! Daily Bulletin 7

Grand National Continued from page 1 Playing with cards Continued from page 1 Cancer research The winners in each event will have their names “I was bored,” said Susanne. “I was trying to amuse engraved on the Morehead Trophy, donated by The New groups awarded myself, and I was getting to be computer literate. I found York Times in memory of its longtime bridge editor the bridge server and I tried it.” Albert H. Morehead. Charity grants It was much the same with Dawn. “I found bridge, but I was frustrated by my ignorance. I watched and I Albert H. Morehead Two children’s cancer research organiza- Morehead (1909-1966) was born in Flintstone GA tions have each been awarded a $2500 grant so badly wanted to learn. It’s so hard to learn anything and educated at Baylor and Harvard. Ely Culbertson from the ACBL Charity Foundation. from ground zero by yourself.” hired him in 1932 because of his outstanding ability as The foundation, meeting in Albuquerque, Both Dawn and Susanne liked what they saw on a player and analyst and made him technical editor of awarded the funds to the Children’s Cancer OKbridge -- but how were they ever going to learn how The Bridge World in 1933. Study Group of Arcadia CA and the Pediatric to play? Dawn took the direct approach -- she wrote a He proved so invaluable that in 1934 he was made Oncology Group of Chicago IL. letter to the OKbridge discussion group. She told them general manager of all Culbertson enterprises. He was The organizations were brought to the at- that there was a bridge club in Nashville, the Vanderbilt only 25 when he played on the Culbertson team that tention of the foundation’s trustees by Dr. Jon Club, which had an Adopt-a-Novice program. How defeated the British in the second international match Shuster of Gainesville FL. Shuster had applied could she learn enough to be able to take advantage of for the Schwab Cup. for a grant from the foundation to help under- the program? Morehead was the first bridge editor of The New write a fund-raising project that would have ben- Well, the responses from novices and experts alike York Times with a Sunday column from 1935 and a daily efited the organizations. poured in -- hundreds of them. They told her about the column from 1959. He resigned from the Times late in The trustees declined to fund Shuster’s Fifth Chair mentor-novice program whereby an expert 1963 to devote full time to writing, editing and pub- project but awarded the grants to the two orga- takes a novice under his or her wing and helps the new- lishing of the dictionaries, encyclopedias and thesau- nizations. comer learn how to fly. ruses that made him one of the foremost American lexi- The foundation’s officers are Carol Sand- By this time Susanne and Dawn had met on cographers. ers, president; Jim Zimmerman, vice president; OKbridge. They happened to sign up for the same table During those years, Morehead found time for tre- Virgil V. Anderson Jr. and Joan DeWitt McKean. and wound up as partners. They found they enjoyed mendous service to organized bridge. He was an of- Don Moeller is secretary-treasurer. each other, and they’ve been regular partners ever since. ficer of the United States Bridge Association when that It wasn’t long before they both got mentors. Otto organization amalgamated with the American Bridge Adamec worked with Dawn and Hank Gagnon was League in 1937. Susanne’s mentor. The special help they received by He became a governor of the newly formed ACBL Rosenkranz, Eddie Wold; 2. Mike Becker, Brian Glubok, John playing with their mentors and asking lots of questions and served as president in 1943 and chairman of the Lowenthal, Phillip Martin, Michael Rosenberg, Ron Rubin improved their game immeasurably. board from 1943 to 1945. He was named ACBL Hon- 1982 1. Ron Von der Porten, Hugh Ross, Chip Martel, Lew The Fifth Chair program is exceptional. The men- orary Member in 1946. Stansby, Kyle Larsen, Peter Pender, Jeff Polisner (npc); 2. tor plays with the novice on a weekly basis. The novice Morehead was a member of the National Laws Steve Landen, Pratap Rajadhyaksha, Jeff Starr, Frank Bell, Chuck can email the expert at any time with questions. And Commission and was in charge of production of the Berger they take part in monthly mentor-expert tournaments 1983 1. Chip Martel, Hugh Ross, Peter Pender, Lew International Laws of Contract Bridge. He was also the Stansby; 2. Lew Blumn, Richard Freeman, Larry Gould, Randy Joyce, on OKbridge. author of the constitution of the World Bridge Federa- Nick Nickell Susanne and Dawn played with cards for the first tion -- the first formal definition of the scope, structure, 1984 1. Kit Woolsey, Ed Manfield, Peter Boyd, Bob Lipsitz, time at the Fall NABC in San Francisco last year. They powers and duties of that organization. Steve Robinson; 2. Greg De Fotis, Larry Robbins, Jerry Goldfein, were quite successful -- they won 10 red points apiece. Morehead was named to the ACBL Bridge Hall of Hal Mouser, Jack Oest, Gerry Caravelli “I’m the original Fifth Chair novice,” said Dawn. Fame in 1996. 1985 1. Chip Martel, Hugh Ross, Lew Stansby, Peter “I was the first novice to be adopted. As a matter of Pender, Alfred Sheinwold (npc); 2. Steve Robinson, Eddie Manfield, Some insight into the man behind all this talent can Peter Boyd, Bobby Lipsitz fact, I’m the token novice on the Fifth Chair board of be found in his obituary in the November 1966 issue of 1986 1. Seymon Deutsch, Bobby Wolff, Bob Hamman, Jim directors.” the Bulletin. Editor Dick Frey wrote: Jacoby; 2. Milt Rosenberg, Ralph Katz, Hal Mouser, Greg DeFotis, The mentor program is free -- the mentors volun- “No one ever saw him lose his temper at the bridge Larry Robbins, Howard Weinstein teer and are not paid. “It’s available to people who want table or heard him speak an unkind word to a partner. 1987 1. Chip Martel, Hugh Ross, Peter Pender, Lew to learn,” said Dawn. “And the newcomers are always He smiled often, but the only player he ever laughed at Stansby, Mike Lawrence; 2. Frank Hoadley, Sidney Lazard, John surprised that they’re getting all this help at no cost to was himself. Onstott, Jack LaNoue them. It’s a wonderful program.” 1988 1. Steve Robinson, Ed Manfield, Peter Boyd, Robert “Rarely if ever did he turn down a plea for help. Lipsitz; 2. Jack Oest, Steve Garner, Jerry Goldfein, Bart Bramley, Susanne had high praise for OKbridge. “I don’t Writing this, I am proud to acknowledge the debt I Gerry Caravelli, Howard Weinstein think I would ever had a chance to play this wonderful owe him and to claim that he was my best friend. 1989 1. Steve Sion, Robert Barr, Howard Stengel, Bernie game if it hadn’t been for OKbridge. I don’t think it The secret of his greatness was that there are scores Miller; 2. Tony Kasday, Paul Ivaska, Gaylor Kasle, Garey Hayden, ever would have occurred to me to try to find out more of others who will truly say exactly this of Albert Roger Bates about the game locally. I was into the Internet, and there Hodges Morehead.” 1990 1. Doug Simpson, Walter Johnson, Jeff Meckstroth, was OKbridge.” Eric Rodwell, Dennis Clerkin; 2. Kay Larsen, Chris Larsen, Joe Kivel, r Winners and runners-up Robert Rosenblum, Evan Bailey 1973 1. Russell Arnold, James Beery, Jane Jaeger, Richard 1991 1. Larry Robbins, Jerry Goldfein, Jack Oest, Peter Pavlicek, William Seamon, Robert G. Sharp; 2. Brian Economoidy, Nagy, Steve Garner, Howard Weinstein; 2. Marty Bergen, Fred Jerry Levitt, Roger Lord, Norb Kremer, Dave Smith, Ron Smith Stewart, Larry Cohen, Steve Weinstein 1974 1. Larry Cohen, Billy Eisenberg, Eddie Kantar, Ri- 1992 1. Steve Robinson, Peter Boyd, Robert Lipsitz, Ed Be Restaurantsure to pick up a copy information of the Bridge-Friendly chard Katz, Paul Soloway, John Swanson; 2. Chuck Burger, Fred Manfield; 2. Michael Becker, Ron Rubin, Richard Pavlicek, William Dining guide a the Information Desk for details on area Hamilton, Howard Perlman, Stanley Smith, Jeffrey Starr, Dick Yanko Root, Bobby Levin, Jeff Wolfson restaurants. 1975 1. John Fisher, Charles Gabriel, Bob Hamman, Jim 1993 1. Ravindra Murthy, Brad Moss, Lew Stansby, Chip Since the guide was printed, Fresh Choices, with Hooker, Charles Weed, Bobby Wolff; 2. Mike Cook, Jim Felts, Doug Martel, Hugh Ross, Jeff Ferro; 2. Brian Ellis, Asim Ulke, Florine Hill, Reece Rogers, Ron Smith, Bernie Yomtov an all-you-care-to-eat choice bar, has notified us that Walters, Richard Finberg, Jay Apfelbaum, Piyush Vakil they are opening on Sunday just for bridge players. 1976 1. Billy Eisenberg, Eddie Kantar, Paul Soloway, John 1994 1.Jimmy Cayne, Alan Sontag, Dave Berkowitz, Larry Swanson; 2. Marty Fleisher, Charlie Friedman, Ron Gerard, Halina Cohen; 2. Doug Simson, Walter Johnson, Eric Rodwell, Jeff Fresh Choices is located at Fourth and Central. Jamner, Archie McKellar, Neil Nathanson Meckstroth Schlotzky’s Deli is extending hours and opening 1977 1. Bob Hamman, Dan Morse, Curtis Smith, Eddie 1995 1.Steve Garner, Jack Oest, Larry Robbins, Jerry Goldfein, on weekends. The deli also delivers in the downtown Wold, Bobby Wolff; 2. Bobby Lipsitz, Steve Parker, Steve Robinson, Gerald Caravelli, Gay Cohler; 2. Billy Cohen, Marc Jacobus, Harold area for 50 cents. Phone 242-1881. Kit Woolsey Lilie, Peter Nagy 1978 1. Gerald Caravelli, Charles Peres, William Rosen, 1996 1.Ralph Buchalter, Hugh Ross, Kyle Larsen, Ron Smith, Milton Rosenberg, Dan Rotman; 2. Allan Cokin, Bobby Levin, Bud Chip Martel, Lew Stansby; 2. Chuck Burger, Geoff Hampson, Allan Reinhold, William Seamon, Steve Sion Falk, Perry Johnson 1979 1. Greg DeFotis, Jerry Goldfein, Arnold Leavitt, Larry Robbins, Claude Vogel; 2. Marty Bergen, Chuck Lamprey, Warren You’re invitedCoffee to have with coffee withJane Rosner, Allan Stauber Jane Johnson, manager of ACBL’s 1980 1. Jack Bitman, Jan Janitschke, Craig Janitschke, Dick Club-Membership Department, this Lesko; 2. Russell Arnold, Edith Kemp, William Passell, Cliff If you have a Informationquestion about the Albuquerque and/ morning from 10 to noon. The coffee will be held in Russell, William Seamon, Dave Strasberg or local events, information is available at 768-4595. the Fiesta Room, 1 and 2, at the Hyatt Regency Albu- 1981 1. Ira Chorush, James Jacoby, Mike Passell, George For tournament questions, phone 766-6706. querque.

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Win a trip to France Non-LM Swiss Teams vie HowTwists would you like to of be in 6fate♥ on the following cards with the lead of the ♣K? Do you fancy your chances? Would you play the same at matchpoints and or an expert partner Thefor Non-Life President’s Master Swiss Teams getsCup under way today with two qualifying rounds, followed by two fi- IMPs? You could win a trip to the 1998 World Cham- nal rounds tomorrow. ♠K 9 7 3 pionships in France -- or be one of five winners The event is limited to non-Life Masters. The win- ♥A J 7 6 who play with an expert partner in a special game ners will have their names engraved on the President’s ♦K Q 10 here in Albuquerque. Cup, presented in 1942 by ACBL President Morgan ♣A 9 Your $5 “trip” raffle ticket offers a chance to Howard. win two plane tickets and two hotel rooms for four The cup was previously awarded to winners of the ♠A J 4 nights during the 1998 World Championships in Non-Masters Pairs but was re-designated for the non- ♥K 10 8 4 3 Lille, France Aug. 22-Sept. 5. LM Swiss by the ACBL Board of Directors in 1995. ♦A 8 7 Rena Hetzer is selling the tickets each day ♣ 8 6 from noon to 1 p.m. at the ACBL Information Winners and runners-up: You win the opening lead, of course, and consider 1982 1. Jay Feldman, Bill Carnes, David Rinehart, Gordon Desk. Grossetta, Norval Baran, Bill Brown; 2. Donna Burtt, Ron Woodsum, your chances. If hearts are 2-2 (or if the queen falls The drawing is scheduled for the 1997 Fall Leonard Smith, John Shelley singleton), you could pull trumps, cash diamonds and NABC in St. Louis. You do not have to be present 1983 1. Ani Deshpande, Joel Guthmann, Dan Dennehy, exit with a club, giving yourself an extra chance in to win. Martha Benson; 2. Rob Brown, Deborah Gattas, Jean Choi, Warren spades -- the ♠10 with East, for example perhaps West Net proceeds go to the ACBL International Fukushima started with the ♣K Q J 10. 1984 1. Larry Lerner, David Grossman, Jackie Saltman, Brian Fund which is used to subsidize player participa- Gunnell; 2. Phil Articola, Harry Sapienza, Ken Harkness, Bill Of course, at matchpoints you might also consider tion in world championship competition. Anspach, Ben Brill, Paul McMullin whether you should try to make seven by playing on The other raffle ticket is also $5 and offers a 1985 1. Dorothy Shorts, John Shorts, Patricia Rasmus, Ri- spades. Having reached a reasonable slam on 29 high- chance to “win” an expert partner for a special, chard Rasmus; 2-3. Dudley Hemphill, Phil Clayton, David Chyan, card points, you would hardly consider risking what two-session game here at the Summer NABC. Bob Price; 2-3. Charles Hopkins, Tom Smith, Esfandiar Khazai, Jo Schachner, Barbara Barnett, Edie Eastman might be a cold contract in a search for a 13th trick. (You must be present to win.) Suppose, then, that you play two top hearts and 1986 1. Walter Bell, David Kresge, Bob Klotz, John The names of five winners will be selected at Dickenson; 2. Michael Chelst, Ellen Klosson, Lois Tenkin, Bob Bell find that East started with three to the queen. You could a drawing on Thursday night preceding the game. 1987 1. Elaine Pettius, Judy Beul, Jim Beul, Steve Albin; 2- still cash diamonds and exit with a club, aiming to hold The names of five experts will be drawn from 3. Frances Schminky, Jane Baker, George Perry, Helen Perry; 2-3. your loss to down one. Of course, that is unthinkable at the following list: Cindy Bernstein, Cheri Bjerkan, Michael Cheng, Ransone Price, John Diamond, David Cheng IMPs. Even at matchpoints, when you have so many Bart Bramley, Nell Cahn, JoAnne Casen, Neil 1988 1. Andrew Moss, Amy Nellissen, Barry Margolius, Iain high-card points between two hands, you’re probably Abrahams; 2. Chris Roberts, W. Aeschbacher, Candy Carlson, Roberto Chambers, Stasha Cohen, Gail Greenberg, Zeke Scaramuzzi, David Marker, Mark Hunsaker destined for a very poor result if you go minus, so you Jabbour, Ralph Katz, Sidney Lazard, Irina 1989 1. Tom Gittings, Charles Sheaff, Lavern Wiebe, David might as well try to make it. Levitina, Jan Martel, Karen McCallum, Dan Suplinski; 2. Marcia Plonsker, Deanne Fox, Nancy Weil, Marilyn Your only shot is to bring in the spade suit, hoping Morse, Jo Morse, Kitty Munson, Shawn Quinn, Kroll to be able to discard your losing club. Steve Robinson, Daniel Rotman, Carol Sanders, 1990 1. Wayne Oden, Daniel Jackson, Randy Paul, Larry You’re at trick four now after the ♣A, ♥A and a heart Flowers; 2. Thomas Courtney, David Pickering, Tommy Thompson, Tobi Sokolow, Jo Ann Sprung, Ron Sukoneck, James Tieman to the king (West discarding). You play a diamond to Kathie Wei-Sender, Pam Wittes and Sally 1991 1. Steve Wood, Linda Wood, Beverly Whitehorn, Gene dummy and follow with a low spade to the jack, which Woolsey. Nobles; 2. Karen Berkowitz, Richard Clayton, James Raiford, Darl holds. When you cash the ♠A, East follows with the queen. The game is a regionally-rated, stratified open Brooks, Alan Hayman, Ernest Campbell Now what? East, of course, would play the ♠Q from pairs scheduled for 9:00 a.m. Friday and Satur- 1992 1. Dennis Hsu, Adam Weisz-Margulesku, Feng Lu, an original holding of Q-10-x, so you have no guarantees. Xiadong Zhang; 2. Darren Wolpert, Hazel Wolpert, M. Salamone, day, Aug. 1 and 2. Sam Yoga Since West has a singleton trump, you might consider him Your entry for the special game includes one 1993 1. Douglas Crispell, Nicholas Straguzzi, Robert more likely to have started with four spades to the 10, so $5 “trip” raffle ticket. Browne, Paul Gorman; 2. Michael Veve, Curtis Lending, Robert Zier, finessing the 9 might seem a better prospect. Additional tickets James Witting, Stephen Bunning The key point, however, is that if East started with will be awarded for 1994 1. Fred Nickerson, Joan Nickerson, Corey Cole, Rich- ard Aronson; 2. Andy Clough, Daniel Hugh-Jones, Rufeng Li, a doubleton ♠Q, you’re going down. He will ruff the overall places in each third round of spades and the defenders will cash a club. Chaoming Zhang strat: five tickets to 1995 1. Jim Strachan, Ken Trock, Jeff Rubenstein, Jack Brauner; So your only chance is to play for 3-3 spades and first overall, three to 2. Marlon Mundt, Andrew Cohen, Harvey Jaffe, Michael Kerr lead your low spade to the king. If East follows, you second and one to 1996 1. Dan Webster, Kristin Orians, Kelvin Raywood, Hing can discard your losing club on the 13th spade and come third. Kong Ho; 2-3. David Moss, Kevin Casey, John Galatti, Andrew home with 12 tricks. Rosenthal; 2-3. Zongyi Li, Feng Xiao, Li Ping Wang, Mei Jin The irony of the deal is that the lead of the ♣K forced you to find the only line of play to make your contract. Without it, you might have gone for the 1ST FRIDAY STRATIFIED SENIOR PAIRS falsecard in spades and taken the third-round finesse of 134 Pairs the 9. When it failed you would have been a trick short. ♥ A B C Larry Cohen, who played and made 6 on Board 20.67 1 Schuyler Livingston, Venice FL; Rose Ritter, Nokomis FL 403.00 10 in the first qualifying session of the Life Master Pairs, 15.50 2 Mildred Di Falco, Babylon NY; Nofrio Florio, East Islip NY 379.00 made these observations about the deal, seen below 11.63 3 John Paul McNamee, Temple Hills MD; Gerda Mudd, Alexandria VA 375.50 (hands rotated for convenience). 8.72 4 Audrey Engel, Speedway IN; Eleanor Grinslade, Indianapolis IN 373.79 ♠K 9 7 3 6.54 5 Kenneth Badertscher, Tucson AZ; Harry Ross, Des Moines IA 370.50 ♥A J 7 6 4.91 6 Jerry Aceti, Sudbury ON; John McAdam, Ottawa ON 368.50 ♦K Q 10 8.19 7 1 Seymour Rothenberg - Frances Rothenberg, Windsor CT 366.00 ♣A 9 2.76 8 Mary Jane Farell, Los Angeles CA; Marjorie Rhodes, Beverly ♠8 6 2 ♠Q 10 5 Hills CA 359.50 ♥5 ♥Q 9 2 2.52 9 Gloria Swanson - Norman Swanson, River Vale NJ 357.50 ♦9 6 4 2 ♦J 5 3 6.14 2 David McIntyre, Fairfax VA; William Hurst, Alexandria VA 351.50 ♣K Q J 10 3 ♣7 5 4 2 4.61 3 Anita Porter - George Kury, Johnstown PA 348.38 ♠A J 4 3.46 4 Janice Pequette, Albuquerque NM; Virginia Wilson, Los Alamos NM 347.00 ♥K 10 8 4 3 2.59 5 Howard Langenthal - Suzanne Langenthal, Boynton Beach FL 343.54 ♦A 8 7 1.94 6 Stella Blodinger - Jack Blodinger, Boca Raton FL 340.42 ♣8 6 3.36 1 Elinor Fries - Frances Baker, Santa Fe NM 337.42 Many pairs, Cohen observed, would play the contract 2.02 2 Wanda Blankenship, Carrolton TX; Lynne Wood, Richardson TX 322.00 from North after an opening 1NT by North and a transfer 1.55 3 Pat Calliham - Joan Prather, Lake Quivira KS 320.00 to hearts by South. If East somehow found the club lead 1.19 4 Jo Anne Sweary, Green Valley AZ; Idell Smith, Winters TX 302.00 on this occasion, he might end up being sorry he did.

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NABC LIFE MASTER PAIRS LEADING QUALIFIERS CHARITY KNOCKOUTS 416 Pairs Bracket 1 1 Chuck Said, Nashville TN; John Russell, N Barrington IL 2074.17 16 Teams 2 Ralph Cohen, Memphis TN; Adam Wildavsky, Jackson Heights NY 2031.27 Malcolm Brachman - Mike Passell, Dallas TX; Paul 3 Janice Seamon, Miami FL; Daniel Rotman, Aventura FL 2024.26 Soloway, Mill Creek WA; Marc Jacobus - Harold Lilie, 4 Larry Bausher, Hamden CT; Richard De Martino, Riverside CT 2015.00 Las Vegas NV; Eddie Wold, Houston TX 5 Roy Green, Memphis TN; Brian Glubok, New York NY 2009.34 6 Pat McDevitt, Brighton MA; John Stiefel, Wethersfield CT 2000.39 vs 7 Don Barnett, Westport CT; David Becher, Swampscott MA 1980.81 Mary Pat Frick, Irving TX; Norman Beck, Dallas 8 Eric Rodwell, Naperville IL; Marty Seligman, Philadelphia PA 1978.86 TX; Merri-Jo Hillaker - Hugh Hillaker, Grand Prairie 9 Mark Lair, Canyon TX; Richard Schwartz, E Elmhurst NY 1970.56 TX; Charles Price, Sachse TX; Kimmel Jones, Euless 10 Steve Garner, Northfield IL; Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL 1969.88 TX 11 David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL 1962.42 12 Michael Becker, Boca Raton FL; Michael Kamil, Holmdel NJ 1962.04 Ed Lewis, Falls Church VA; James Murphy, Chesa- 13 Bill Passell, Coral Springs FL; Linda Epstein, Boca Raton FL 1954.89 peake VA; Pat McDevitt, Brighton MA; Lloyd Arvedon, 14 Abraham Pineles, Yardley PA; Alexander Allen, Princeton NJ 1942.34 Medford MA; John Stiefel, Wethersfield CT; Richard 15 Scott Campbell, El Paso TX; John Morman, Fair Oaks CA 1941.98 De Martino, Riverside CT 16 Jim Looby, Burbank CA; George Harris, Sacramento CA 1937.15 vs 17 Robert Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; George Tornay Jr, New York NY 1920.84 Harvey Brody - Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA; Nels 18 Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA; Steve Zolotow, Las Vegas NV 1910.92 19 Linda Smith - Ron Smith, Chattanooga TN 1909.42 Erickson, Meadview AZ; Jack Blair, Las Vegas NV; Bob 20 Ashley Bach, New Zeland; John De Ravin, Australia 1906.56 Etter, Sacramento CA; Joel Hoersch, La Jolla CA 21 Edward Barlow, Sunnyvale CA; Evan Bailey, San Diego CA 1902.04 22 Glenn Eisenstein, Parsippany NJ; Bobbie Satz, Boca Raton FL 1901.78 Bracket 2 23 Charles Kopp, Scottsdale AZ; Gregory Potts, Portsmouth OH 1900.84 16 Teams 24 Renee Mancuso, Redondo Beach CA; William Logan, Oceanside CA 1899.61 Sherwin Moscow - Connie Coquillette, West Linn 25 Pam Stratton, Portland OR; Jon Bartlett, Milwaukie OR 1899.50 OR; Ken Kirkpatrick, Bremerton WA; William Logan, 26 Joel Hoersch, La Jolla CA; Marcia Masterson, Pasadena CA 1898.55 Oceanside CA 27 Albert Rahmey, Brooklyn NY; Donald Ross, New York NY 1897.03 vs 28 Jan Janitschke - Bonnie Smith, Littleton CO 1896.35 Julie Bradley, Itasca IL; Carolyn Holcomb, 29 James Tritt - Richard Meffley, Fresno CA 1894.34 Englewood FL; Michael Edwards, Rock Island IL; 30 Malcolm Brachman, Dallas TX; Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV 1890.64 31 Tony Forrester, Boston MA; Geir G Helgemo, Trondheim 1884.81 Brian Gunnell, Jacksonville Beach FL 32 John Zilic, Houston TX; William Wickham, Naperville IL 1883.20 33 Mike Lucas, Las Vegas NV; Cameron Doner, Richmond BC 1871.40 Russell Samuel, Locust Valley NY; Shawn Samuel, 34 Steve Bruno, Bellevue WA; Carl Wilson, Tacoma WA 1869.69 Cambridge MA; Alexander Ladyzhensky - Irina 35 Walter Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL; Tom Fox, Glenview IL 1865.10 Ladyzhensky, Bradenton FL; Craig Ganzer, Fairfax VA 36 Bobby Wolff - Rebecca Rogers, Dallas TX 1860.42 vs 37 Joseph Kivel, Corona Dl Mar CA; Allan Siebert, Little Rock AR 1859.17 Kent Massie, Lexington VA; William Morris, 38 Mark Ralph, San Francisco CA; J Peter Franks, Silver City NM 1855.81 Staunton VA; Patrick Horton, Tallahassee FL; Catherine 39 George Steiner - Carlyn Steiner, Seattle WA 1854.34 Raniolo, Smithtown NY 40 Robert Thomson, Half Moon Bay CA; Daniel Molochko, El Cerrito CA 1852.98 41 Barnet Shenkin, Boca Raton FL; Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL 1852.81 Bracket 3 42 Leonard Helman, Santa Fe NM; Richard Margolis, Melbourne FL 1852.42 16 Teams 43 Harry Steiner - Henry Lortz, Seattle WA 1851.92 44 Ari Greenberg, Malibu CA; Chris Lubesnik, Montrose CA 1849.61 Keith Harvie - Richard Tischhauser, Albuquerque 45 Saul Teukolsky - Roselyn Teukolsky, Ithaca NY 1847.73 NM; Jack Merkin - Frank Smith, El Paso TX 46 Jonathan Steinberg, Toronto ON; Jon Brissman, San Bernardino CA 1846.86 vs 47 Drew Casen, Pompano Beach FL; William Pollack, Warren NJ 1844.63 James Jacobs, Las Vegas NV; Mansoor Gowani, San 48 Jeffrey Simpson, Austin TX; James Cunningham, Indianapolis IN 1843.71 Jose CA; David Benjamin, Stratford CT; Terry Currie, 49 Joe Elsbury, Lafayette LA; Gaylor Kasle, Boca Raton FL 1842.41 Houston TX 50 Robert Klein, Dunn Loring VA; David Ruderman, Burtonsville MD 1839.14 Jesus Arias - J Jacobson - Pon Hwa Lin - Ruth Basu, 1ST FRIDAY STRATIFIED PAIRS New York NY; S Libscomb, ; Scott Lewis, Wakefield 228 Pairs RI A B C vs 34.72 1 Norma Walker - S Haney, San Angelo TX 399.00 Chad Krause - Jane Krause, Allentown PA; 26.04 2 Merri-Jo Hillaker, Grand Prairie TX; Charles Price, Sachse TX 393.50 Charlene Sands, Austin TX; Daniel Kieffer, Cincinnati 19.53 3 Winston Gokavi - Cynthia Gokavi, Saskatoon SK 386.50 OH 14.65 4 Elaine Paul - Ronald Felton, New York NY 382.92 10.99 5 Gavin Wolpert, Thornhill ON; Richard Anderson, Regina SK 382.50 Bracket 4 8.24 6 Dorthy Francis, Memphis TN; Ellen Siebert, Little Rock AR 379.42 16 Teams 6.18 7 Sherwin Moscow - Connie Coquillette, West Linn OR 376.50 4.63 8 Elizabeth Anderson - John Jeffrey, Las Vegas NV 373.50 Constance Galanti, Lagrange IL; Joann Beam, 3.86 9 Ken Monzingo, San Diego CA; Gerald Bare, Pac Palisade CA 372.50 Fayetteville NC; Benjamin Greenblatt, Cranbury NJ; 4.20 10/11 Davis Peters, Canton GA; Joan Braender, Peachtree Cty GA 372.00 Wynn Kamps, Naperville IL 3.78 10/11 John Atteridg, San Francisco CA; Joe Neal Kroll, Dallas TX 372.00 vs 17.33 12 1 1 Tom Simpson - Laneta Robillard, Wichita Falls TX 368.00 Takemi Totes, Pacifica CA; Tony Greenberg, 3.50 13 Gary Powell, Austin TX; Marilou Powell, Round Rock TX 365.50 Malibu CA; Lee Daugharty, Brampton ON; Nancy 4.26 14 Julie Halperin - Jane Haynes, The Woodlands TX 365.00 Zakim, Kentfield CA; Sam Graham, Oakland CA 3.50 15 Gregory Roberts, Longmeadow MA; John Blubaugh, Indianapolis IN 363.50 5.72 16 Rich Pavlicek Jr, Chicago IL; Julia Carswell, Asheville NC 363.00 Craig Symington - Heidi Wegman - David Willis - 3.90 17 Val Covalciuc, Omaha NE; Valerie Ross, Des Moines IA 362.00 Ian Nicholson, Ottawa ON; Steven Allen, Woodinville 3.94 18/19 D R Howard - Carolyn King, Albuquerque NM 361.00 WA; R Elwin Brown, Gloucester ON 3.36 18/19 Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, Pascoag RI 361.00 13.00 2 Sharon Tyler - Paul Pierce, Readfield ME 354.50 vs 9.75 3 Claudio Kanner, Mexico Df 11000; Jerry Miller, Potomac MD 351.50 Mary Johnson, Freeland WA; Maria Rodriguez, 7.31 4 Malcolm Todd, Jr, Atlanta GA; James Satterfield, Marietta GA 348.50 New York NY; Mike Fierman, Encino CA; Jim 5.48 5 Gary Williams - Frank Besag, Milwaukee WI 339.25 Caulfield, Schaumburg IL 4.11 6 Adele Verkamp, Phoenix AZ; Joy Balser, Scottsdale AZ 339.00 3.08 7 Frank Hart - Mary Crews, El Paso TX 338.70 Bracket 5 3.02 8 James Jacobs, Las Vegas NV; Mansoor Gowani, San Jose CA 338.00 12 Teams 4.41 2 Marshall Levine - Laurie Levine, Albuquerque NM 335.50 Ron Woofter - Madhulina Bandyopadhyay - Lorene 3.31 3 James Jordan, Tonawanda NY; Michael Ryan, Williamsville NY 327.00 Hall, Bowling Green OH; Donald Scheibly, Fostoria 2.48 4 Frank Bischoff, Wheeling IL; Peter Grenier, Dallas TX 321.00 OH 2.42 5 Mary Courtright - Robert Nunz, Los Alamos NM 313.50 vs 2.02 6 Mr Todd Wolford, Aurora OH; Denise Storey, London ON 312.00 Cromie Wilson, Seattle WA; Helen Close, APO AE; Rodney Ludwig, Fargo ND; Bernice Blough, Oceanside FRIDAY EVENING 20/50 PAIRS CA 8 Pairs G H Joel Tames - Lynda Hundertmark - Barbara Murphy 1.31 1 Sonia Ryan - Donald Ryan, Golden CO 43.00 - Mark Mrhoung, Albuquerque NM 0.98 2 Lillian Fesler - Carl Fesler, Albuquerque NM 37.50 0.76 3 1 John Thomas - Marian Thomas, Bradenton FL 37.00 vs 0.57 2 Vee Markel, St. Augustine FL; Judy Trenton, Harland MI 34.00 John Galatti - Steven Greenstein - Jessica Hayman, New York NY; Paul Winston, New York City NY 10 Daily Bulletin

INTERNATIONAL FUND GAME 98 Pairs A B ClubbedWhen you play into Precision, submission there’s always an air of 13.77 1 Ellen Crawford, Ft Lauderdale FL; Jan Cohen, Los Angeles CA 196.00 ♣ excitement when you or partner opens 1 , showing a 10.33 2 Dena Northrup - William Cook, Amarillo TX 193.50 strong hand. It doesn’t show clubs, of course -- at least 7.75 3 Alice Westervelt, Los Alamos NM; Donald Westervelt, Albuquerque NM 192.00 not necessarily. 5.81 4 James Douglas, Oakland CA; Helen Studabaker, Ocean City NJ 191.83 On consecutive deals in the first qualifying session 5.39 5 1 Evelyn Ruby, Chestnut Hill MA; Dorothy Lakin, Delray Beach FL 191.33 of the Life Master Pairs, defending champions David 3.27 6 Judy Brew, Golden CO; Debra Dallas, Highlands Ranch CO 191.00 Berkowitz and Larry Cohen each opened 1♣ and had a 4.04 2 Jerry Esterman - Phyllis Esterman, Ossining NY 188.00 3.03 3 Patricia Guinn - Evan Markowitz, New York NY 181.00 total of 22 clubs between them, making for some inter- 2.27 4 Wynelle Rocker - Jerri Hobbs, Roswell GA 178.50 esting bidding. 1.71 5 Frances Prus, Pittsburgh PA; Michael Diesel, Topeka KS 176.00 The champs made the most of their opportunities. 1.39 6 Doyle Hughes, Indian Wells AZ; William Hugenberg Jr, Grand Jct CO 169.46 Dlr: South ♠A Q 2 Vul: N-S ♥2 1ST FRIDAY 199ER PAIRS ♦Q 7 6 30 Pairs 4.81 1 Travis King - Lidy King, Joshua TX 319.00 ♣9 8 7 6 5 4 ♠ ♠ 3.61 2 James Kwak - Robert Knobelsdorf, Albuquerque NM 317.50 J 9 8 4 3 K 10 7 5 2.72 3 Patricia Robins, Albuquerque NM; J Stiers III, Phoenix AZ 317.00 ♥K J 10 9 7 ♥A Q 8 6 4 2.03 4 Ian Nicholson, Ottawa ON; David Sabourin, Ottowa ON 315.50 ♦3 2 ♦K 10 9 4 1.60 5 Arnold Drill - Beverly Drill, APO AE 296.50 ♣2 ♣-- 1.14 6 Nancy Haase - Harold Haase, Hilton Head SC 280.00 ♠6 ♥5 3 FRIDAY EVENING 50/100/200 PAIRS 40 Pairs ♦A J 8 5 ♣ D E F A K Q J 10 3 3.85 1 1 Robert Graber, Seabrook TX; Jan Kenyon, Irving TX 102.50 West North East South 2.89 2 James O’Brien, Rogersville TN; Michael Burnside, Beverly Hills CA 102.00 Cohen Berkowitz 2.19 3 2 1 Bob Lusk - Maxine Lusk, Sun City West AZ 101.00 1♣ (1) 1.64 4 3 2 Clarence Brown - Pebble Brown, Porum OK 100.50 2♣ (2) 3♣ (3) 4♥ 6♣ 0.90 5/8 O Devarajan, Southbury CT; Vince D’Souza, Stratford CT 99.00 Pass Pass 6♥ Dbl 1.09 5/8 Bill Coleman - Dorothy Coleman, Big Spring TX 99.00 1.23 5/8 4 Matthew Paxton - Judy Gruber, Albuquerque NM 99.00 All Pass 0.90 5/8 Muriel Zakroff - Paul Zakroff, Albuquerque NM 99.00 (1) Precision: strong and artificial. 0.92 5 Norman Smith - Katherine Smith, Arnold MD 97.00 (2) Explained as a Michaels cuebid, showing the ma- 1.06 6 3 John Parker, St John’s NF; Woodie McLean, Potomac MD 93.50 jors. 0.99 4 Jennifer Broekman, Fair Law NJ; Lee Ohliger, Ridgewood NJ 92.50 (3) Alerted and explained after the auction as possibly 0.60 5 Mary Kirwin, Euless TX; Ray Renaud, Albuquerque NM 86.50 showing a 4-4-4-1 hand with a black singleton. West bid 2♣ before Cohen could Alert the 1♣ bid, 1ST FRIDAY STRATIFIED PAIRS 50/100/200 and when Cohen asked what the 2♣ bid meant, East 48 Pairs said he believed it showed the majors. Cohen had never D E F seen a 2♣ bid in that situation used to show the majors 4.36 1 1 1 Milo Navratil - Barbara Navratil, Albuquerque NM 111.50 ♣ 3.27 2 2 Bert Kabath - Eileen Kabath, Harbor Oaks FL 104.50 -- most pairs play double shows the majors, leaving 2 2.45 3 3 Stephen Wallace - Randall Merten, Albuquerque NM 103.50 as natural -- so he wasn’t sure what 3♣ would mean to 1.84 4 Wynnell Noelke, Austin TX; Sandra Miles, El Paso TX 102.00 Berkowitz. 1.48 5 4 Bryan Morgan, Dallas TX; Jack Hileman, McKinleyville CA 99.07 Berkowitz was equally dubious about the meaning 1.50 6/7 5 2 Clarence Brown - Pebble Brown, Porum OK 98.50 of Cohen’s 3♣ bid. After considerable thought, 0.91 6/7 William Nelson - Lucia Salat, Albuquerque NM 98.50 Berkowitz simply blasted into the club slam. East 1.13 6 3 Ann Hume - Helyn Trembly, Albuquerque NM 98.00 0.84 4 Norman Cliff - Rosemary Cliff, Albuquerque NM 91.50 thought he was taking out some insurance by bidding 0.63 5 Margaret Lovelace, Carlsbad NM; Betty Saxton, Cedar Crest NM 88.00 6♥, but it turned out to be a phantom -- 6♣ had no legitimate play. Berkowitz and Cohen took one spade and two diamonds for plus 300 and 45.5 out of 64 1ST FRIDAY MORNING 199ER PAIRS STRATUM D 24 Pairs matchpoints. 2.82 1 Susan Santisi, Hastings NY; Mimi Trenchard, Larchmont NY 142.00 The following deal featured another monster club 2.12 2 Dawn Charles, Nashville TN; Susanne Chawszczewski, Galesburg IL 141.50 fit for North-South, and the defending champs took full 1.59 3 Joan Smith - James Smith, Jupiter FL 134.00 advantage. 1.58 4 Nancy Haase - Harold Haase, Hilton Head SC 125.50 Dlr: West ♠A 3 1.18 5 David Sabourin, Ottowa ON; Ray Renaud, Albuquerque NM 123.50 Vul: E-W ♥A 7 0.97 6/7 Hilary Hartman - Robert Blackburn, Albuquerque NM 118.50 ♦A 9 6 2 0.97 6/7 Cris Johnson, Denver CO; John Kelty, Colorado Spgs. CO 118.50 ♣A 8 6 4 2 ♠K J 5 4 2 ♠Q 9 8 7 1ST FRIDAY MORNING 199ER PAIRS STRATUM E ♥10 9 ♥J 8 6 3 16 Pairs 2.12 1 Dawn Charles, Nashville TN; Susanne Chawszczewski, Galesburg IL 141.50 ♦10 8 5 3 ♦K J 7 4 ♣ ♣ 1.58 2 Nancy Haase - Harold Haase, Hilton Head SC 125.50 Q 5 K 1.18 3 David Sabourin, Ottowa ON; Ray Renaud, Albuquerque NM 123.50 ♠ 10 6 0.97 4/5 Hilary Hartman - Robert Blackburn, Albuquerque NM 118.50 ♥K Q 5 4 2 0.97 4/5 Cris Johnson, Denver CO; John Kelty, Colorado Springs CO 118.50 ♦Q ♣J 10 9 7 3 1ST FRIDAY MORNING 199ER PAIRS STRATUM F West North East South 8 Pairs Cohen Berkowitz 2.12 1 Dawn Charles, Nashville TN; Susanne Chawszczewski, Galesburg IL 141.50 Pass 1♣ (1) Pass 1♥ (2) 0.97 2/3 Hilary Hartman - Robert Blackburn, Albuquerque NM 118.50 Pass 1NT Pass 2♣ 0.97 2/3 Cris Johnson, Denver CO; John Kelty, Colorado Springs CO 118.50 Pass 3♣ Pass 3♥ (3) ♦ ♥ FRIDAY MORNING CONTINUOUS PAIRS STRATUM A Pass 4 (4) Pass 4 (5) 30 Pairs ♣ Pass 6 All Pass 3.79 1 Peter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE 170.50 (1) Precision. 2.84 2 Vincent Civale, Trenton NJ; Eddie Rose, Laguna Niguel CA 162.00 (2) Five or more hearts, 8+ high-card points. 2.92 3 N Lally Nooney, Jacksonville FL; Ernestine Murphrey, Altamonte Springs FL 159.50 (3) Showing values in hearts. 1.60 4 Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; Morry Neiman, Needham MA 158.50 (4) Roman key card Blackwood for clubs. 2.73 5 James Satterfield, Marietta GA; Nick White, Woodstock GA 153.00 (5) Zero or three key cards. 2.04 6 Jerry Aceti - Jean Aceti, Sudbury ON 152.50 The fine auction produced a nearly unbeatable con- tract, and Berkowitz and Cohen were headed for the FRIDAY MORNING CONTINUOUS PAIRS STRATUM B 15 Pairs majority of the matchpoints. In fact, they ended up with 2.73 1 James Satterfield, Marietta GA; Nick White, Woodstock GA 153.00 a cold top when Cohen won the opening diamond lead 2.05 2 Margaret Norris - Richard Leres, Oakland CA 144.50 ♣ in dummy with the queen and called for the J. West, 1.54 3 William Smith, Houston TX; Carolyn Jackson, Sugarland TX 140.00 intending to play a low club, instead pulled out the 1.15 4 Tom Simpson - Laneta Robillard, Wichita Falls TX 134.50 queen, and Cohen took 13 tricks. 0.86 5 Mike Bovarnick, Mercer Isl WA; Michael Su, Bellevue WA 134.00 Daily Bulletin 11

ACBL CHARITY GAME 46 Pairs A B JuniorJunior players Day -- activitiesmany just returned planned from Bridge 7.70 1 James Douglas - Doreen Douglas, Oakland CA 137.50 Camp in Italy and anxious to share their adventures with 5.78 2 Benjamin Lev - Debbie Lev, W. Bloomfield MI 134.00 other Juniors -- are invited to a Junior Day reception/ 4.33 3 Maggie Shenkin - Jamshid Keynejad, Boca Raton FL 131.50 meeting at 5:30 p.m. today in the Enchantment Ball- 3.25 4 Mary Erickson - Donn Erickson, Albuquerque NM 131.00 room. 3.76 5 1 Steven Greenstein - John Galatti, New York NY 130.50 Juniors will have dinner and a short meeting that 2.82 6 2 Molly Murphy - William Murphy, San Juan Capist CA 127.00 will include introduction of the 1997 Homer Shoop 2.12 3 Ruth Warner - Katherine Stewart, Albuquerque NM 120.50 Scholarship Award winner and new members of the 1.59 4 Phyllis Silling - Jeanne Davidson, Albuquerque NM 117.50 1.19 5 Linda Stockton, Metairie LA; Beverly Dupre, New Orleans LA 112.50 ACBL Junior Corps. 0.89 6 Betty Fleischer, Ossining NY; Karin Rabin, Chappaqua NY 109.50 The Junior Corps was established in 1990 and its members are charged with promoting bridge among FRIDAY AFTERNOON 5/20 PAIRS other young players. 22 Pairs G H 1.96 1 David Barnes - Ryan Daniels, Springfield IL 56.00 1.47 2 Bob Lusk - Maxine Lusk, Sun City West AZ 54.60 1.17 3 1 Kaye Hunt - Nedra Gathings, Albuquerque NM 54.20 JuniorJunior coupons players (25 or younger) 0.83 4 Sonia Ryan - Donald Ryan, Golden CO 53.90 may pick up Junior entry coupons 0.88 5 2 Gay Hood, Scottsdale AZ; Jim Willging, Albuquerque NM 50.40 at the ACBL Information Desk, at 0.66 6 3 John Thomas - Marian Thomas, Bradenton FL 48.90 the I/N selling station or from Char- 0.49 4 Jerome Zimmerman, Atlanta GA; Gloria August, Palm Beach FL 48.10 0.39 5 Joyce Litz - Barbara Smigielski, Albuquerque NM 47.70 lotte Blaiss, ACBL director of Junior programs. 0.28 6 Lou Gilles, Conway SC; Gini Bolick, Lexington SC 47.50 The coupon, presented with $5 by the Junior named on the coupon, may be used to purchase an entry for one session of any event at the NABC.

NABC LIFE MASTER PAIRS 2ND QUAL SESSION JULY 25, 1997 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS F, GG, G, H EAST-WEST 1 Ralph Cohen, Memphis TN; Adam Wildavsky, Jackson Heights NY 1017.94 1 Don Barnett, Westport CT; David Becher, Swampscott MA 1098.25 2 Leonard Helman, Santa Fe NM; Richard Margolis, Melbourne FL 978.82 2 Steve Bruno, Bellevue WA; Carl Wilson, Tacoma WA 1090.51 3 Phillip Grothus, San Antonio TX; Jack Lacy, Round Rock TX 959.16 3 Abraham Pineles, Yardley PA; Alexander Allen, Princeton NJ 1058.51 4 Darrell Keel, Peoria AZ; Norman Featherston, Redmond WA 958.96 4 R Elwin Brown, Gloucester ON; David Willis, Dunrobin ON 1003.92 5 Jan Janitschke - Bonnie Smith, Littleton CO 958.75 5 Bob Crossley, Greenbrae CA; Roger Passal, Woodside CA 984.68 6 Pam Stratton, Portland OR; Jon Bartlett, Milwaukie OR 950.17 6 Martin Baff, Beachwood OH; Simon Kantor, Agawam MA 957.49 7 Brian Crossley, Minneapolis MN; Jack Rhatigan, Cottage Grove MN 947.87 7 Russell Samuel, Locust Valley NY; Shawn Samuel, Cambridge MA 956.45 8 Mike Lucas, Las Vegas NV; Cameron Doner, Richmond BC 941.18 8 Drew Casen, Pompano Beach FL; William Pollack, Warren NJ 953.31 9 Walt Walvick - Kathie Walvick, McLean VA 931.98 9 Richard Dubrovsky - Leora Dubrovsky, Farmingdale NJ 949.55 10 Melvin Welles, Alexandria VA; Eddie Rose, Laguna Niguel CA 920.68 10 Gail Bell, Laverock PA; Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA 944.31 11 Jay Apfelbaum, Pittsburgh PA; Raymond Raskin, Gulph Mills PA 915.04 11 Earl Glickstein, Gaithersburg MD; Dewayne Jones, Mechanicsvlle VA 936.16 12 Aaron Cohen, Lakehurst NJ; R Okubo, St Paul MN 913.78 12 Eric Rodwell, Naperville IL; Marty Seligman, Philadelphia PA 932.18 13 Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA; Gloria Brown, Virginia Bch VA 913.36 13 Jim Zimmerman, Shaker Heights OH; Paul Swanson, Morgantown WV 930.72 14 Ed Lucas III, Phoenix AZ; Jerry Gaer, Scottsdale AZ 908.55 14 Linda Smith - Ron Smith, Chattanooga TN 930.51 15 George Rosenkranz, Mexico Df 11000; Eddie Wold, Houston TX 899.55 15 Mike Bandler, Danville CA; Billy Miller, Las Vegas NV 916.92 16 William Pettis - Beth Palmer, Silver Spring MD 898.92 16 Michael Becker, Boca Raton FL; Michael Kamil, Holmdel NJ 915.45 17 Patricia Glasnap, Clearwater FL; Kathy Nales, Tampa FL 897.25 17 Phillip Becker, Cleveland OH; Kumar Bhatia, Pepper Pike OH 903.74 18 Peter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE 894.96 18 P Gagne - D. F Harris, S Wales 900.81 19 Jackie Hess, Rncho Pls Vrd CA; Lucy Tredennick, Lomita CA 889.51 19 Cal Newlin Jr - Flo Newlin, Littleton CO 900.39 20 Donald Stack, Overland Park KS; Donna Stack, Kansas City MO 887.84 20 Jack Bryant, St Louis MO; Rod Van Wyk, Alton IL 896.63 21 Edward Wojewoda, Antelope CA; Farid Assemi, Fresno CA 880.53 21 Jonathan Steinberg, Toronto ON; Jon Brissman, San Bernardino CA 894.53 22 Mike Spero, Burbank CA; Michael Mikyska, Los Angeles CA 876.13 22 Diana Lowell, San Ramon CA; Doug Handler, Berkeley CA 892.02 23 Mark Lair, Canyon TX; Richard Schwartz, E Elmhurst NY 871.94 23 Mark Shaw, Lanham MD; Barbara Benbow, Laurel MD 887.63 24 Bill Irvine, Quincy MA; Walter Fontaine, N Providence RI 870.69 24 Richard Katz, Rancho Mirage CA; Bruce Keidan, Pittsburgh PA 887.22 25 Scott Lewis, Wakefield RI; Christine Carmichael, W-P A F B OH 869.23 25 Steve Garner, Northfield IL; Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL 885.75 26 Karen Walker, Champaign IL; Tom Kniest, Clayton MO 868.39 26 Andrew Rosenthal - David Gurvich, New York NY 878.22 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS A, B, C, D, E EAST-WEST 1 Stephen Schneer, Crtn N Hudson NY; Gregory Arbour, Vancouver BC 1014.50 1 Larry Bausher, Hamden CT; Richard De Martino, Riverside CT 1024.50 2 B McCarthy, Tucson AZ; Arno Safier, Albuquerque NM 999.00 2 Charles Kopp, Scottsdale AZ; Gregory Potts, Portsmouth OH 1020.00 3 Malcolm Brachman, Dallas TX; Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV 988.50 3 Robert Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; George Tornay Jr, New York NY 1002.50 4 Barnet Shenkin, Boca Raton FL; Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL 961.00 4 Chuck Said, Nashville TN; John Russell, N Barrington IL 1000.00 5 Scott Campbell, El Paso TX; John Morman, Fair Oaks CA 958.00 5 Bruce Shields, Arlington TX; John Parish, Arcadia OK 988.50 6 Michael Hargreaves, Victoria BC; Gordon McOrmond, Delta BC 952.00 6 Paul Meerschaert, Excelsior MN; Peg Waller, Eden Prairie MN 983.50 7 Jim Foster - Allen Hawkins Jr, Birmingham AL 944.50 7 Ed Lewis, Falls Church VA; James Murphy, Chesapeake VA 983.00 8 Joan Brooke - Dave Glen, La Quinta CA 939.50 8 Roy Green, Memphis TN; Brian Glubok, New York NY 979.50 9 Janos Racz, New York NY; David Kaufman, West Orange NJ 935.00 9 Bobby Wolff - Rebecca Rogers, Dallas TX 978.50 10 Candace Fowler - Larry Griffey, Ponte Vedra FL 927.00 10 Gil Cohen, Arlington VA; Marty Nelson, Annapolis MD 973.50 11/12 Bill Passell, Coral Springs FL; Linda Epstein, Boca Raton FL 921.50 11 Peter Boyd, Silver Spring MD; Steve Robinson, Arlington VA 965.50 11/12 Steven Shaye, Slingerlands NY; Harry Falk, Jupiter FL 921.50 12 Sue Cutler, Deep River CT; Grant Baze, La Jolla CA 961.50 13 Walter Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL; Tom Fox, Glenview IL 918.00 13 Lawrence Johnston - Richard Nassif, Cedar Rapids IA 957.50 14 Donald Swan Jr, Coopersburg PA; Donald Strickler, Boalsburg PA 914.50 14 David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL 956.00 15 Si Dombu - Adis Dombu, Las Vegas NV 900.50 15/16 Sidney Brownstein, Santa Monica CA; Ron Feldman, Redondo Beach CA 947.00 16/18 Lowell Andrews, Huntingtn Beach CA; David Reiner, Tucson AZ 900.00 15/16 Happoldt Neuffer - Bob McMahan, Columbia SC 947.00 16/18 Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON; Joan Remey Moore, Troy MI 900.00 17 Harry Steiner - Henry Lortz, Seattle WA 937.50 16/18 Jacqui Mitchell - James Cayne, New York NY 900.00 18 Cathy Shields, Arlington TX; Lora Parish, Arcadia OK 929.00 19 Jane Dillenberg, New York NY; Jerry Goldberg, Yonkers NY 899.50 19 Everette Lewis - Diane Olson, San Antonio TX 925.00 20 Mike Cappelletti, Red Bank TN; Bryna Kra, Setauket NY 895.00 20 Maureen Sullivan, Riverton NJ; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ 919.00 21 Bob Gow, Midwest City OK; Lee Magee, Prairie Village KS 894.00 21 Larry Washington, Carmichael CA; Bill Langlois, San Jose CA 917.50 22 David Binney - Merrill McSpadden, Seattle WA 882.50 22 Edward Nagy, Danville CA; Jeffrey Polisner, Lafayette CA 912.50 23 Edward Barlow, Sunnyvale CA; Evan Bailey, San Diego CA 878.00 23 Karen Nelson, Sacramento CA; Drexell Smith, Willits CA 887.00 24 Eric Greco, Annandale VA; Harry Zhou, Baltimore MD 876.50 24/25 Mark Kessler, Springfield IL; Ed Schultz, Chesterfield MO 886.00 25 Fred Stewart, West Hurley NY; Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ 875.50 24/25 Brenda Jacobus, Las Vegas NV; Rhoda Habert, Montreal PQ 886.00 26 Marshall Lewis, Bloomington IN; William Seddon, Huntington NY 874.50 26 Beverly Rosenberg, Sherman Oaks CA; Steve Cohen, North Hollywood CA 884.00 27 Mark Epstein - Roberta Epstein, Las Vegas NV 871.50 27 Susi Katz, Longwood FL; Gerald Gitles, Chicago IL 881.00 28 Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Joe Sacco, Longwood FL 868.00 28 Kamla Chawla, Longmeadow MA; Paul Kinney, Roxbury MA 880.50 29 Marc Umeno, Alexandria VA; Chris Willenken, New York NY 867.00 29 Jean Hume, Livermore CA; Srikanth Kodayam, Union City CA 875.50 30/31 Jeff Schuett, Riverwoods IL; Dick Bruno, Chicago IL 866.00 30 Judy Pede, Cerritos CA; Carreen Hinds, Long Beach CA 868.50 30/31 Ross Rainwater - Jackie Jarigese, Portland OR 866.00 31 Boris Baran, Montreal PQ; Peter Nagy, Las Vegas NV 867.00 32 Paul Kronfeld, Mountain View CA; Donald Rothschild, Sunnyvale CA 862.50 32 Irina Levitina, Teaneck NJ; Stasha Cohen, Glen Ridge NJ 864.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS K, L, X, Y EAST-WEST 1 Pat McDevitt, Brighton MA; John Stiefel, Wethersfield CT 1038.24 1 George Steiner - Carlyn Steiner, Seattle WA 1023.27 2 Bob Glasson - Joann Glasson, Pennington NJ 1015.94 2 Robert Stayman - Ettore Bianchi, New York NY 1015.40 3 Renee Mancuso, Redondo Beach CA; William Logan, Oceanside CA 1007.37 3 Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA; Steve Zolotow, Las Vegas NV 997.21 4 Joseph Kivel, Corona Dl Mar CA; Allan Siebert, Little Rock AR 989.40 4 John Erickson, Peralta NM; Larry Bertholf, Albuquerque NM 985.27 5 Lee Brechner, Katonah NY; David Yates, Lake Peekskill NY 981.70 5 Ari Greenberg, Malibu CA; Chris Lubesnik, Montrose CA 972.11 6 Joel Hoersch, La Jolla CA; Marcia Masterson, Pasadena CA 975.71 6 Patricia Tucker, Stone Mtn GA; Kevin Collins, Atlanta GA 964.92 7 Proctor Hawkins, Las Vegas NV; Steve Greenberg, Germantown TN 958.57 7 Laura Finkelstein - John Hodges, Palo Alto CA 958.96 8 Ulker Mutlu, Springfield OH; Milton Haley, Dayton OH 956.02 8 Jim Looby, Burbank CA; George Harris, Sacramento CA 945.15 9 Roberto Verthelyi, New York NY; Jonathan Ferguson, Ottawa ON 949.72 9 John Zilic, Houston TX; William Wickham, Naperville IL 932.61 10 Janice Seamon, Miami FL; Daniel Rotman, Aventura FL 946.30 10 John Griffin III - Karin Warner, Albuquerque NM 928.29 11 Gregg Van Dyke, St Paul MN; Richard Ekstrum, Crystal MN 945.57 11 Natalie Bassil, Boston MA; Roger Johnson, Canton MA 925.54 12 Darwin Afdahl, Virginia Bch VA; David Treadwell, Wilmington DE 924.86 12 Ed Ulman - Stu Swan, Portland OR 924.24 13 Michael Moss - Bjorn Fallenius, New York NY 924.67 13 James Tritt - Richard Meffley, Fresno CA 923.80 14 Albert Rahmey, Brooklyn NY; Donald Ross, New York NY 912.75 14 Mike Passell, Dallas TX; Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 921.29 15 Robert Thomson, Half Moon Bay CA; Daniel Molochko, El Cerrito CA 903.65 15 John Adams - Donna Rogall, Gaithersburg MD 910.33 16 Rose Johnson, White Plains NY; Richard Zucker, N Tarrytown NY 902.09 16 Bart Bramley, Chicago IL; Sidney Lazard Sr, New Orleans LA 905.94 17 Jeri Baraf, East Hills NY; Barbara Kantor, Floral Park NY 898.90 17 Michael Crawford - Roger Doughman, San Diego CA 903.92 18 Jim Hall, Minneapolis MN; David Lehman, Glenview IL 898.52 18 Jerry Shinkle - Eddie Walker, Albuquerque NM 903.82 19 Robert Klein, Dunn Loring VA; David Ruderman, Burtonsville MD 897.07 19 William Carlson Jr - Ira Buchalter, St Thomas VI 900.58 20 Glenn Eisenstein, Parsippany NJ; Bobbie Satz, Boca Raton FL 892.40 20 Jeffrey Simpson, Austin TX; James Cunningham, Indianapolis IN 898.27 21 Glenn Milgrim - Jared Lilienstein, New York NY 892.02 21 Kenneth Titow, Denver CO; Dan Marthaler Jr, Aurora CO 895.51 22 Marcia Freed, Amherst NY; Rick Delogu, Waterloo ON 890.79 22 Merlene Krall - Rudy Krall, Albuquerque NM 885.23 23 Richard Williams - Jody Williams, San Carlos CA 889.12 23 Larry Mori, Charlton NY; Kenji Miyakuni, Chicago IL 873.63 24 Mark Ralph, San Francisco CA; J Peter Franks, Silver City NM 880.75 24 Joseph Silver, Hampstead PQ; Hugh Ross, Oakland CA 873.39 25 Tina Gordon - David Daly, Fort Lee NJ 876.99 25 Edith Freilich, Miami Beach FL; June Deutsch, Aventura FL 871.71 26 Joel Wooldridge, Williamsville NY; Colin Lee, Toronto ON 873.44 26 George Drake - Helene Drake, Phoenix AZ 851.98 12 Daily Bulletin

1ST FRI MORNING STRATIFIED 199ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST D E F D E F 1 Susan Santisi, Hastings NY; Mimi Trenchard, Larchmont NY 142.00 1 Joan Smith - James Smith, Jupiter FL 134.00 2 1 1 Dawn Charles, Nashville TN; Susanne Chawszczewski, Galesburg IL 141.50 2 1 Nancy Haase - Harold Haase, Hilton Head SC 125.50 3 2 David Sabourin, Ottowa ON; Ray Renaud, Albuquerque NM 123.50 3/4 2/3 1/2 Hilary Hartman - Robert Blackburn, Albuquerque NM 118.50 4 Margaret Dobbyn, OK City OK; Elliot Finkelstein, New York NY 115.00 3/4 2/3 1/2 Cris Johnson, Denver CO; John Kelty, Colorado Spgs. CO 118.50 5 3 2 Donald Kevane - Josephine Kevane, Rio Piedras PR 108.50 5 Sonia Ryan - Donald Ryan, Golden CO 118.00

FRIDAY MORNING CONTINUOUS PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WEST A B A B 1 N Lally Nooney, Jacksonville FL; Ernestine Murphrey, Altamonte Spg FL 159.50 1 Peter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE 170.50 2 Jerry Aceti - Jean Aceti, Sudbury ON 152.50 2 Vincent Civale, Trenton NJ; Eddie Rose, Laguna Niguel CA 162.00 3 Betty Schultz - Frances Doss, Harvard IL 148.50 3 Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; Morry Neiman, Needham MA 158.50 4 1 Margaret Norris - Richard Leres, Oakland CA 144.50 4 1 James Satterfield, Marietta GA; Nick White, Woodstock GA 153.00 5 2 William Smith, Houston TX; Carolyn Jackson, Sugarland TX 140.00 5 Joe Grue, Richfield MN; Keith Connolly, Minneapolis MN 147.00 6 Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie, Sacramento CA 138.50 6 Benjamin Lev - Debbie Lev, W. Bloomfield MI 145.50 3 Tom Simpson - Laneta Robillard, Wichita Falls TX 134.50 2 Peter Hayden - Patrick Hayden, Farmington NM 133.00 3 Irene Seman, Lauderhill FL; Jack Norman, Burlington ON 115.00

ACBL CHARITY GAME NORTH-SOUTH SECTION NN EAST-WEST AB AB 1 James Douglas - Doreen Douglas, Oakland CA 137.50 1 Mary Erickson - Donn Erickson, Albuquerque NM 131.00 2 Benjamin Lev - Debbie Lev, W. Bloomfield MI 134.00 2 1 Steven Greenstein - John Galatti, New York NY 130.50 3 Jane Segal - Judy Kay, Narberth PA 120.00 3 Marvin Kolodzik, Cincinnati OH; Linda Gallaher, Morehead KY 113.50 4 Evelyn Sherman, San Diego CA; Sandra Jackson, Bellaire TX 117.50 4 Patricia Jones, Fishers IN; Joan Lenze, Indianapolis IN 113.00 5 Paul Graham, Calgary AB; Louise Hays, Lexington KY 115.50 5 2 Linda Stockton, Metairie LA; Beverly Dupre, New Orleans LA 112.50 1 Richard Nance - Lucille Nance, Albuquerque NM 108.00 2 Peggy Opatz, Bloomington MN; Joan Spicer, Minnetonka MN 104.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION OO EAST-WEST AB AB 1 Maggie Shenkin - Jamshid Keynejad, Boca Raton FL 131.50 1 1 Molly Murphy - William Murphy, San Juan Capist CA 127.00 2 Fred Thomas, Grandview MO; W Stubblefield, Oklahoma City OK 123.50 2 Michael Halvorsen, Champaign IL; Norman Coombs, Brookville IN 125.00 3 1 Ruth Warner - Katherine Stewart, Albuquerque NM 120.50 3 Norman Horowitz - Rob Horowitz, Albuquerque NM 121.50 4 2 Phyllis Silling - Jeanne Davidson, Albuquerque NM 117.50 4 Evan Kostick, Rock Rapids IA; Marilyn Truelock, Tucumcari NM 120.50 3 Betty Fleischer, Ossining NY; Karin Rabin, Chappaqua NY 109.50 2 Rhoda Cohen, Baltimore MD; Kathryn Johnson, Robbinsdale MN 106.00

FRIDAY AFTERNOON 5/20 PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION O EAST-WEST GH GH 1 Bob Lusk - Maxine Lusk, Sun City West AZ 54.60 1 David Barnes - Ryan Daniels, Springfield IL 56.00 2 1 Kaye Hunt - Nedra Gathings, Albuquerque NM 54.20 2 Sonia Ryan - Donald Ryan, Golden CO 53.90 3 2 John Thomas - Marian Thomas, Bradenton FL 48.90 3 1 Gay Hood, Scottsdale AZ; Jim Willging, Albuquerque NM 50.40 4 3 Jerome Zimmerman, Atlanta GA; Gloria August, Palm Beach FL 48.10 4 2 Joyce Litz - Barbara Smigielski, Albuquerque NM 47.70 4 Vee Markel, St. Augustine FL; Judy Trenton, Harland MI 46.90 3 Lou Gilles, Conway SC; Gini Bolick, Lexington SC 47.50 4 David Wannigman - Bethany Wannigman, Los Alamos NM 46.30

199ER TROPHY PAIRS 1ST SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION Q EAST-WEST 1 Patricia Robins, Albuquerque NM; J Stiers III, Phoenix AZ 160.50 1 Travis King - Lidy King, Joshua TX 161.50 2 James Kwak - Robert Knobelsdorf, Albuquerque NM 157.50 2 Nancy Haase - Harold Haase, Hilton Head SC 151.00 3 Ian Nicholson, Ottawa ON; David Sabourin, Ottowa ON 153.00 3 Bob Bratcher, Vista CA; Alice Radosevich, Albuquerque NM 150.00 4 Cris Johnson, Denver CO; John Kelty, Colorado Springs CO 151.50 4 Richard Weigle - Sue Lawrie, Albuquerque NM 146.50 5 Ray Woodbury - Bill Brown, Albuquerque NM 144.50 5 Bonnie Gordon - James Gordon, Nokomis FL 145.50 6 Paul Porterfield - Grace Porterfield, Boerne TX 144.00 6 Jay Francis, Colorado Spgs CO; David Slayton, Denver CO 144.00

1ST FRIDAY STRATIFIED 50/100/200 PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION P EAST-WEST DE F DEF 1 1 Bert Kabath - Eileen Kabath, Harbor Oaks FL 104.50 1 1 Stephen Wallace - Randall Merten, Albuquerque NM 103.50 2 2 Bryan Morgan, Dallas TX; Jack Hileman, McKinleyville CA 99.07 2 2 1 Ann Hume - Helyn Trembly, Albuquerque NM 98.00 3 3 1 Clarence Brown - Pebble Brown, Porum OK 98.50 3 Phyllis Bower, Denver CO; Michael Nisen, Rollings Mdws IL 95.00 4 4 Matthew Paxton, Albuquerque NM; Shirlel Unger, NY NY 95.07 4 3 Francie Straw - Alva Keener, Albuquerque NM 90.79 5 Peggy Brooks, Albuquerque NM; Dave Paxton, Albuquergue NM 86.29 5 4 Herman Levine - Lee Levine, Elk Grove CA 88.64 2 Audrey Heim, Albuquerque NM; Sandy French, Albquerque NM 79.50 2 Dolores McCuistian, Hereford TX; Elaine Rains, Amarillo TX 82.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION R EAST-WEST DE F DEF 1 1 1 Milo Navratil - Barbara Navratil, Albuquerque NM 111.50 1 1 H Messenheimer, Tijeras NM; S Proctor, Albuquerque NM 95.50 2 Wynnell Noelke, Austin TX; Sandra Miles, El Paso TX 102.00 2 Harold Collings - Juanita Collings, Fripp Island SC 92.50 3 William Nelson - Lucia Salat, Albuquerque NM 98.50 3 2 1 Norman Cliff - Rosemary Cliff, Albuquerque NM 91.50 4 2 Daryl Fisher - Jerry Currie, New Orleans LA 90.50 4 3 James Tull - Jean Tull, Sacramento CA 90.00 5 3 David Smallen - Ann Smallen, Clinton NY 90.00 5 4 Stanley Goldstein - Barbara Goldstein, Harrison NY 89.00 4 Carole Maderia - Patrick Maderia, Scottsdale AZ 86.50 2 Margaret Lovelace, Carlsbad NM; Betty Saxton, Cedar Crest NM 88.00 2 Josephine Kevane - Donald Kevane, Rio Piedras PR 82.50

FRIDAY STRATIFIED SENIOR PAIRS 1ST SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION S EAST-WEST AB C ABC 1 1 David McIntyre, Fairfax VA; William Hurst, Alexandria VA 191.50 1 Gloria Swanson - Norman Swanson, River Vale NJ 213.00 2 Richard Taube, Marietta GA; Henrietta Weiss, El Paso TX 182.50 2 1 Seymour Rothenberg - Frances Rothenberg, Windsor CT 197.00 3 John Paul McNamee, Temple Hills MD; Gerda Mudd, Alexandria VA 181.50 3 Jerry Pietscher, Elk Grove CA; John Fox Jr, Whittier CA 187.50 4 2 Arlene Preisick, Delray Beach FL; Betty Weiss, Boca Raton FL 179.50 4 Mary Jane Farell, Los Angeles CA; Marjorie Rhodes, Beverly Hills CA 183.00 5 3 Janice Pequette, Albuquerque NM; Virginia Wilson, Los Alamos NM 166.00 5 2 Irene Seman, Lauderhill FL; Jack Norman, Burlington ON 179.50 6 Virginia Hall, Colorado Spgs CO; Ralph Chimel, Deptford NJ 163.00 6 Betty Fine - Larry Dunham, Tucson AZ 166.00 7 C. Donald McLean - Bettie McLean, Allentown PA 161.50 7 Joan Gray - William Macdonald, Indianapolis IN 158.00 1 Pat Calliham - Joan Prather, Lake Quivira KS 159.00 3 1 Wanda Blankenship, Carrolton TX; Lynne Wood, Richardson TX 154.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION T EAST-WEST AB C ABC 1 Glenn Smith, Creve Coeur MO; George Retek, Montreal PQ 186.50 1 Audrey Engel, Speedway IN; Eleanor Grinslade, Indianapolis IN 193.50 2 Jerry Aceti, Sudbury ON; John McAdam, Ottawa ON 180.00 2 Gail Nye, Palm City FL; Martha Easter, Longwood FL 183.50 3 Cecil Cook, Long Beach CA; Charles Stenger, Bethesda MD 176.50 3 Dorothy Shorts, Mesa AZ; Avis Von Eschen, Bloomington MN 182.00 4 Natalie Rosenstock, Boynton Beach FL; Pat Beatty, Boca Raton FL 169.50 4 Carol Emme - Harold Emme, Carbondale IL 179.50 5 Marge Bartel - M Sherrod, Austin TX 167.00 5 Dolores Daringer - Ronald Daringer, Cambridge MD 175.00 6 Jacqueline Tucker - Ziggy Tucker, San Antonio TX 158.50 6 1 Betty Cedars, Spring TX; Roxie Gilman, The Woodlands TX 168.50 7 Brenda Simpson, Spokane WA; Shirley Jabon, Bellevue WA 157.50 7 2 Peter Taussig - Carole Taussig, Columbus OH 168.00 1 Jo Anne Sweary, Green Valley AZ; Idell Smith, Winters TX 156.50 3 Stella Blodinger - Jack Blodinger, Boca Raton FL 164.00 2 Letha Couch, Chula Vista CA; Arthur Stone, Sarasota FL 154.00 3 Nita Elliott - V Elliott, Tulsa OK 148.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION U EAST-WEST AB C ABC 1 Gail Erickson, La Jolla CA; Gaye Herrington, Redondo Beach CA 187.00 1 Schuyler Livingston, Venice FL; Rose Ritter, Nokomis FL 192.00 2 Loris Blevins, Hurst TX; Jerre Gardiner, Ft Worth TX 177.50 2 Harriet Zimmerman, Atlanta GA; William August, Palm Beach FL 187.00 3 1 Robert Snyder, Roswell NM; Richard Forney, Denver CO 175.50 3 Arnold Kohn, Somerset NJ; Stephen Maltzman, North Plainfld NJ 180.00 4 J Neane Huey, Fort Worth TX; Joan Schild, Gurnee IL 172.50 4 1 Edward Wetter, Havre De Grace MD; Carol Ehinger, West Seneca NY 166.50 5 Kara Jarman, Las Vegas NV; Kathleen Brown, Wichita Falls TX 167.50 5 Howard Hertzberg, Alpine NJ; Robert Ryder, Caldwell NJ 164.50 6 Bea Bahr - Chet Bahr, Rochester MN 165.50 6 James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL; H Fertig, Oviedo FL 163.00 7 Don Define, St Louis MO; Donald Kerry, Winchester MO 164.50 7/8 Daniel Till, Lincoln NE; Patrick Moran, Dayton OH 162.50 2 George Dye - Dorothy Dye, Venice FL 156.50 7/8 2 Kent Babbitt - Virginia Babbitt, Marengo IL 162.50 3/4 Mildred Bromberg, Great Neck NY; Gail Schwartz, Boynton Beach FL 154.50 3 Harvey Wolfe - Judith Simon, Boca Raton FL 162.00 3/4 Marjorie Kidd, Plano TX; Mary Pitman, Oklahoma City OK 154.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION V EAST-WEST AB C ABC 1 Richard Cundiff - Peg Cundiff, Las Vegas NV 188.00 1 Mildred Di Falco, Babylon NY; Nofrio Florio, East Islip NY 209.00 2 1 Darlene Simonovich - Phyllis Schmitt Jr, Rockford IL 181.50 2 1 Pierce Smith, Rutland VT; Rhoda Pollock, Middletown NY 200.00 3/4 Robert Lindsay, Troup TX; Richard Kiepfer, Boerne TX 178.50 3 Kenneth Badertscher, Tucson AZ; Harry Ross, Des Moines IA 177.50 3/4 Dean Berger, Leola PA; Ethel Reed, Hagerstown MD 178.50 4 Dolores McDonald, Redlands CA; Jim Kirkham, San Bernardino CA 169.50 5 2 Anita Porter - George Kury, Johnstown PA 169.00 5 Jeanne Fedell, Bridgeport CT; David Benjamin, Stratford CT 168.50 6 3 Howard Langenthal - Suzanne Langenthal, Boynton Beach FL 168.00 6 Martha Orloff - L Margott, Santa Monica CA 166.50 7 Lilly Lachter, Culver City CA; John Wong, Rowland Hgts CA 165.50 7 Dolores Gracie - Norman Gracie, Newington CT 166.00 2 Constance Galanti, Lagrange IL; Wynn Kamps, Naperville IL 145.50 1ST FRIDAY STRATIFIED PAIRS AFTERNOON SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LL EAST-WEST AB C ABC 1 1 Claudio Kanner, Mexico Df 11000; Jerry Miller, Potomac MD 179.00 1 Jim Bachelder - Judith Zimmerman, Columbus OH 176.00 2 Sherwin Moscow - Connie Coquillette, West Linn OR 177.50 2 Patricia Jeremia, Albuquerque NM; Ernest Gray, Silver Spring MD 171.00 3 Elaine Said, Nashville TN; Suzanne Trull, Los Angeles CA 174.50 3 Davis Peters, Canton GA; Joan Braender, Peachtree Cty GA 170.50 4 John Atteridg, San Francisco CA; Joe Neal Kroll, Dallas TX 164.50 4 Doreen McOrmond, Delta BC; Duncan Smith, Victoria BC 166.00 5 Myra Abrams, Montreal PQ; Mary Vickers, Northboro MA 162.00 5 1 Eleanor Dickson - Paul Dickson Jr, Aiken SC 165.50 6 Aimee Housholder, Trumbull CT; Sandra De Martino, Riverside CT 161.00 6 2 Mary White, Las Vegas NV; Henk Uijterwaal, Amsterdam, 164.50 2 1 Virginia Saul, Atlanta GA; S Gellerman, Merrick NY 156.00 3/4 Kathleen Centorino, Chestnut Hill MA; Paula Craven, Peabody MA 150.00 3 Jennifer Woo, Oceanside CA; Tania Moalem, Burlingame CA 149.00 3/4 Margaret Norris - Richard Leres, Oakland CA 150.00 Daily Bulletin 13

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WEST ABC AB C 1 Steven Adelson - Jackie Adelson, Scottsdale AZ 175.50 1 Merri-Jo Hillaker, Grand Prairie TX; Charles Price, Sachse TX 198.50 2/3 Robert Carteaux, Ft Wayne IN; David Adams, Kennesaw GA 167.50 2 Corinne Leachman, Billings MT; David Warner, Aurora CO 180.50 2/3 George Friedell, Syosset NY; Eileen Becher, Swampscott MA 167.50 3/4 James Hamilton - Carol Hamilton, Sarasota FL 172.50 4 Harold Task, Orange Park FL; Elizabeth Kilpatrick, Monterey CA 167.00 3/4 1 Leslie Yanko, Scottsdale AZ; Elaine Woodruff, Castro Valley CA 172.50 5 1 1 James Jordan, Tonawanda NY; Michael Ryan, Williamsville NY 166.50 5 2 1 John Zaleskie, St Petersburg FL; Greg Hinze, Arlington TX 167.00 6 Shirley Petersen, Herman NE; Jenny Pinto, Las Vegas NV 164.50 6 3 Jennifer Carrier - Gary Carrier, Olathe KS 163.00 2 Bob Williams, Middlefield CT; Frank Lavallee, Portland CT 158.50 3 Ray Johnson, Park City UT; Miriam Knight, Fredericksbrg VA 154.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WEST ABC AB C 1 Charles Davis, Albuquerque NM; Vernon Hoover, Tempe AZ 185.00 1 Norma Walker - S Haney, San Angelo TX 224.50 2 Winston Gokavi - Cynthia Gokavi, Saskatoon SK 183.50 2 1 Ann Wells, Albuquerque NM; Jayne Paquette, Marquette MI 175.00 3 James Carbaugh, Willmar MN; George Nett, Macomb IL 176.50 3 Jack Schwencke, N Palm Beach FL; Jim Linhart, Piscataway NJ 174.00 4 Donald Rumelhart, Ann Arbor MI; Zeke Jabbour, Boca Raton FL 170.00 4 Barbara Burgess, Burlington MA; Niki Sfanos, Waltham MA 172.50 5 1 1 Jared Markowitz, New York NY; Paul Winston, New York City NY 167.00 5 Arnold Hawkins, Jonesboro GA; Sully Randolph, Atlanta GA 159.50 6 2 Chad Krause, Allentown PA; Lisa Kow, Concord CA 162.50 6 2 Adele Verkamp, Phoenix AZ; Joy Balser, Scottsdale AZ 159.00 3 D Berg, Puyallup WA; Petra Lawler, Chicago IL 157.00 3 Roberta Paup, Lakeside AZ; Pamela Schicketanz, Show Low AZ 150.00 1 Ashok Bhakta - Maxine Coffey, Clovis NM 146.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WEST ABC AB C 1 Jay Gibson, Plano TX; Annette McCarty, Richardson TX 195.00 1 Ellen Groner, Duncan OK; Bill Parrish, Birmingham AL 180.00 2 Barbara Nist, Kent WA; Ken Kirkpatrick, Bremerton WA 192.00 2 1 Malcolm Todd, Jr, Atlanta GA; James Satterfield, Marietta GA 176.50 3 Katty Beyhan - Joan Ellison, Tulsa OK 173.00 3 J Caulfield, Schaumburg IL; Mary Johnson, Freeland WA 174.50 4 1 Lee Daugharty - Muriel Allen, Brampton ON 171.50 4 2 Erin Anderson, Regina SK; Josh Heller, Toronto ON 172.50 5 Sarah Imig, Sioux City IA; Claire Passer, Omaha NE 164.00 5 1 Tom Simpson - Laneta Robillard, Wichita Falls TX 163.50 6 Jeanne Fisher, Clementon NJ; Sharon Jabbour, Boca Raton FL 159.00 6/7 Marc Cohan - James Nickel, San Diego CA 157.50 2 Melody Gann - William White, Arlington TX 156.00 6/7 Shawn Quinn - Joe Quinn, Katy TX 157.50 3 1 R Cramer - Nell Jane Cramer, Davenport IA 155.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RR EAST-WEST ABC AB C 1 Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, Pascoag RI 194.50 1 Sally Lix, Brownsville CA; Mary Orock, Fort Worth TX 187.00 2 1 Gary Donner, Hilton Head SC; Neil Goldstein, New York NY 162.50 2 Esther Litmanovic, North Miami FL; John Harris, Port Huron MI 184.50 3 Britain Beezley, Oklahoma City OK; Shelba Parmley, Oklahoma Cty OK 162.00 3 Diane Lazarus - Ed Lazarus, Baltimore MD 180.50 4/5 Nadine Wood, Silver Spring MD; Corinne Kirkham, San Bernardino CA 161.50 4 Alan Strauss, Modesto CA; Bob Etter, Sacramento CA 169.50 4/5 2 1 Robert Lohfeld - Sally Lohfeld, Albuquerque NM 161.50 5 Jo Johnson, New York NY; Jillian Blanchard, Riverdale NY 165.50 6 3 Frank Sprague - Ron Short, Albuquerque NM 161.00 6 Sheila Gabay, Newton MA; Rena Lieberman, Westwood MA 161.50 1 Mary Jane Von Moss, Gaithersburg MD; Joan Torrance, Austin TX 159.50 2 Clifford Hill - Norma Casey, Albuquerque NM 153.00 1 Doris Gavaghan, Wilmington NC; Eleanor Sherwyn, Dhahran 141.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST ABC AB C 1 Elaine Paul - Ronald Felton, New York NY 208.92 1 John Gustafson - Helen Gustafson, Des Moines IA 191.50 2 Gene Britton - Steve Shirey, Fort Worth TX 170.50 2 Lon Kieffer III, Roseville MN; Ron Woodsum, Houston TX 177.00 3 Dorthy Francis, Memphis TN; Ellen Siebert, Little Rock AR 170.42 3 Maritha Pottenger, San Diego CA; Evalie Horner, Oklahoma City OK 175.00 4 1 Frank Hart - Mary Crews, El Paso TX 168.70 4 1 Sheryl Shearer, Dallas TX; Joyce Penn, Columbus OH 163.50 5 2 Gary Williams - Frank Besag, Milwaukee WI 164.75 5 Toyoko Shibutani, Chappaqua NY; Nancy Molesworth, Croton N Hudson NY 163.00 6 3 Chalice Wells, Melbourne FL; Nancy Welsh, Karns City PA 162.54 6 Nancy Goulet - Sandra Horn, El Paso TX 162.50 1 Ron Woofter, Bowling Green OH; Donald Scheibly, Fostoria OH 138.50 2 Margaret Jones, Cos Cob CT; Eleanor Gimon, Greenwich CT 151.00 3 Roman Shapiro, Fair Lawn NJ; Diana Tenery, Fairfax VA 150.00 1Mary Courtright - Robert Nunz, Los Alamos NM 142.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WEST ABC AB C 1 D R Howard - Carolyn King, Albuquerque NM 190.50 1 Gavin Wolpert, Thornhill ON; Richard Anderson, Regina SK 195.50 2 Lyla Goodale, Anaheim CA; Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK 180.00 2 Elizabeth Anderson - John Jeffrey, Las Vegas NV 190.50 3 Gary Powell, Austin TX; Marilou Powell, Round Rock TX 178.50 3 Jess Stuart Jr - Lois Stuart, West Chester PA 184.00 4 Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL; Fred Buckman, Chicago IL 170.50 4 1 Sharon Tyler - Paul Pierce, Readfield ME 183.50 5 1 Tarokh Taefi, Dunwoody GA; Linda Olbort, Saskatoon SK 165.00 5 Gregory Roberts, Longmeadow MA; John Blubaugh, Indianapolis IN 160.50 6 Rhoda Prager, Allentown PA; Temi Linzner, Pompano Bch FL 163.00 6/7 2/3 Phyllis Prager, Sarasota FL; Saundra Gotch, Framingham MA 156.00 2 Lee Greenstein, New York NY; Paul Sojka, W Lafayette IN 162.00 6/7 2/3 Jo Crumley - Ted Stein, Albuquerque NM 156.00 3 Judith Paletta, Mt Kisco NY; Henry Griffin, South Salem NY 158.50 1 Mr Todd Wolford, Aurora OH; Denise Storey, London ON 148.00 1 H Dean Smith, Poulsbo WA; Ernie Miller, Liberal KS 144.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WEST ABC AB C 1 Rich Pavlicek Jr, Chicago IL; Julia Carswell, Asheville NC 176.50 1 Val Covalciuc, Omaha NE; Valerie Ross, Des Moines IA 182.00 2/3 1 Libby Clark, Chicago IL; Louise Clark, Glencoe IL 176.00 2 1 James Jacobs, Las Vegas NV; Mansoor Gowani, San Jose CA 181.00 2/3 Julie Bradley, Itasca IL; Michael Edwards, Rock Island IL 176.00 3 Julie Halperin - Jane Haynes, The Woodlands TX 174.00 4 Ethel Buzze - Thomas Corlett, Waco TX 175.00 4 Robert McPhee - John Coats, Belleville ON 173.00 5 2 Loni Christensen - Bettie Reed, Dallas TX 167.00 5 Gene Keidan - Jane Marshall, Pittsburgh PA 172.00 6 Sheryl Nagy, Danville CA; Diana Miller, Las Vegas NV 165.00 6 Barb Hamman, Dallas TX; Florence Rotman, Aventura FL 171.50 3 Daniel Kieffer, Cincinnati OH; Karen Kendall, Houston TX 160.00 2 David Atwood - Mary Cowan, Dover NH 155.00 1 Marshall Levine - Laurie Levine, Albuquerque NM 158.00 1 Beckie Roberts - Wayne Roberts, Amarillo TX 131.00

NABC LIFE MASTER PAIRS 1ST QUALIFYING SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS A, B, C, D, E EAST-WEST 1 Chuck Said, Nashville TN; John Russell, N Barrington IL 1074.17 1 Tony Forrester, Boston MA; Geir G Helgemo, Trondheim 1059.81 2 Earle Davis, Glenview IL; David Steirman, San Mateo CA 1031.17 2 Bill Passell, Coral Springs FL; Linda Epstein, Boca Raton FL 1033.39 3 Roy Green, Memphis TN; Brian Glubok, New York NY 1029.84 3 Edward Barlow, Sunnyvale CA; Evan Bailey, San Diego CA 1024.04 4 David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL 1006.42 4 Scott Campbell, El Paso TX; John Morman, Fair Oaks CA 983.98 5 Larry Bausher, Hamden CT; Richard De Martino, Riverside CT 990.50 5 Steven Quick-Ruben, Lake Oswego OR; Marc Zwerling, Portland OR 964.50 6 William Morris, Staunton VA; Kent Massie, Lexington VA 978.92 6 Leszek Rabiega, Salt Lake Cty UT; Gabriela Rabiega, Salt Lake City UT 950.92 7 Robyn Hedly - Per Hedly, Denver CO 962.67 7 Roger Clough - Rebecca Clough, Culver City CA 947.56 8 Mark Epstein - Roberta Epstein, Las Vegas NV 935.50 8 Walter Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL; Tom Fox, Glenview IL 947.10 9 Timothy Mann, Scottsdale AZ; Victor Quiros III, Peoria AZ 933.98 9 John Sutherlin, Dallas TX; Dan Morse, Houston TX 943.18 10 Margaret Glasner, Littleton CO; Marge Cox, Willowwick OH 929.17 10 Jane Krause, Allentown PA; Charlene Sands, Austin TX 930.98 11 Michael Shuster, San Francisco CA; Varis Carey, Austin TX 921.32 11 Jacqui Mitchell - James Cayne, New York NY 927.66 12 Robert Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; George Tornay Jr, New York NY 918.34 12 David Erickson, Wichita KS; Gerald Michaud, Derby KS 919.96 13 Rob Stevens, Menlo Park CA; Steven Price, San Rafael CA 914.50 13 Rob Crawford, Ft Lauderdale FL; Mary Lou Faggella, Sacramento CA 916.46 14 Harry Steiner - Henry Lortz, Seattle WA 914.42 14 Jian Ming - Dong Lu, Beijing, China 911.16 15 Allen Bowman, Green Valley AZ; James Bradley, Albuquerque NM 912.82 15 Mark Jones - Joe Harris, Albuquerque NM 910.33 16 Beverly Rosenberg, Sherman Oaks CA; Steve Cohen, North Hollywood CA 911.10 16 Ding Yucheng - Jiang Lu, Beijing, China 908.14 17 Ilse Rothman - Edward Rothman, No Dartmouth MA 907.50 17 Tod Thorgersen, Ridgefld Pk NJ; Joseph Adamo, Ridgefield Pk NJ 905.14 18 Carole Dawkins, Austin TX; Rodger Arnold, Albuquerque NM 897.50 18 Malcolm Brachman, Dallas TX; Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV 902.14 19 Sheila Pies, Potomac MD; Kay Afdahl, Virginia Bch VA 897.34 19 Eric Greco, Annandale VA; Harry Zhou, Baltimore MD 900.16 20 Janet Daling, Seattle WA; Ray Loftis, Bellevue WA 894.50 20 Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA; Mahmoud Elguindy, Newport Beach CA 894.48 21 Eunice Portnoy, Chesterfield MO; Tom Reid, Herndon VA 893.17 21 Tom Edwards, Grand Prairie TX; Bryan Storey, Plano TX 894.39 22 Joan Stein, River Hills WI; Lou Ann O’Rourke, Portola Valley CA 892.00 22 Jim Foster - Allen Hawkins Jr, Birmingham AL 893.83 23 Kenneth Kranyak, Bay Village OH; Jan Assini, Chagrin Falls OH 891.00 23 Barnet Shenkin, Boca Raton FL; Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL 891.81 24 Wallace Myers - Irene Myers, Worcester MA 890.02 24 Joan Brooke - Dave Glen, La Quinta CA 888.85 25 Bobby Wolff - Rebecca Rogers, Dallas TX 881.92 25 Jack Blair, Las Vegas NV; Nels Erickson, Meadview AZ 888.38 26 Charles Kopp, Scottsdale AZ; Gregory Potts, Portsmouth OH 880.84 26 Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD; Jeanne Rahmey, Brooklyn NY 886.14 27 Jeff Miller, Naperville IL; Sangarapil Mohan, Oakbrook IL 880.34 27 Lewis Barber, Jr - Schar Andrews, Oklahoma City OK 877.89 28 Mark Kessler, Springfield IL; Ed Schultz, Chesterfield MO 876.32 28 Candace Fowler - Larry Griffey, Ponte Vedra FL 876.66 29 Maureen Sullivan, Riverton NJ; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ 872.92 29 Fred Stewart, West Hurley NY; Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ 876.26 30 Spencer Hurd - John Hurd, Charleston SC 872.84 30 Janos Racz, New York NY; David Kaufman, West Orange NJ 873.66 31 Robert Bernstein - Hal St John, Albuquerque NM 869.50 31 John Toy, Buffalo NY; John Conway, Williamsville NY 873.64 32 Zia Mahmood, New York NY; Michael Rosenberg, Tuckahoe NY 862.35 32 Terry Michaels, Prairie Vlg KS; Mary Williams, Leander TX 872.16 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS K, L, X, Y EAST-WEST 1 Janice Seamon, Miami FL; Daniel Rotman, Aventura FL 1077.96 1 Glenn Eisenstein, Parsippany NJ; Bobbie Satz, Boca Raton FL 1009.38 2 Saul Teukolsky - Roselyn Teukolsky, Ithaca NY 1001.74 2 Harold Lilie, Las Vegas NV; Ronald Smith, San Francisco CA 1007.69 3 Jim Looby, Burbank CA; George Harris, Sacramento CA 992.00 3 Albert Rahmey, Brooklyn NY; Donald Ross, New York NY 984.28 4 Steve Altus - T C Altus, Palo Alto CA 971.92 4 Mark Ralph, San Francisco CA; J Peter Franks, Silver City NM 975.06 5 James Tritt - Richard Meffley, Fresno CA 970.54 5 Joel Wooldridge, Williamsville NY; Colin Lee, Toronto ON 964.69 6 John Mohan - Kay Schulle, Santa Monica CA 962.21 6 Pat McDevitt, Brighton MA; John Stiefel, Wethersfield CT 962.15 7 John Zilic, Houston TX; William Wickham, Naperville IL 950.59 7 Jeffrey Goldsmith, Pasadena CA; David Milton, Herndon VA 961.56 8 Jeffrey Simpson, Austin TX; James Cunningham, Indianapolis IN 945.44 8 Arnold Silversmith, Brooklyn NY; R Joe Wiley, Sedona AZ 952.47 9 Danny Sprung - Jo Ann Sprung, Philadelphia PA 944.28 9 Robert Thomson, Half Moon Bay CA; Daniel Molochko, El Cerrito CA 949.33 10 Victor Markowicz, New York City NY; Victor Melman, Forest Hills NY 931.95 10 Jill Meyers, Santa Monica CA; Ed Davis, Seal Beach CA 948.71 11 Donna Rodwell, Naperville IL; Corinne Lee, Virginia Bch VA 924.60 11 Robert Klein, Dunn Loring VA; David Ruderman, Burtonsville MD 942.07 12 Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA; Steve Zolotow, Las Vegas NV 913.71 12 Steve Becker, Old Greenwich CT; Philip Cowan, New York NY 938.67 13/14 Roger Bates, Mesa AZ; Robin Klar, Spring TX 912.31 13 Jeri Baraf, East Hills NY; Barbara Kantor, Floral Park NY 935.25 13/14 Carol Sanders, Nashville TN; Dorothy Truscott, Riverdale NY 912.31 14 Shirley Nedham - Joe Nedham, Orinda CA 931.76 15 Merlene Krall - Rudy Krall, Albuquerque NM 911.69 15 N Hunt Dallas, Highlands Ranch CO; Richard Dallas, N Hollywood CA 923.87 16 Larry Kolker, Saint Louis MO; Marvin Shapiro, St Louis MO 903.53 16 Joel Hoersch, La Jolla CA; Marcia Masterson, Pasadena CA 922.84 17 Ted Ying, Laurel MD; Ginny Steele, Fort Collins CO 898.21 17 David Schudson, Milwaukee WI; William Laubenheimer, Sunnyvale CA 922.03 18 Michael White, Atlanta GA; Anne Simon, Syracuse NY 895.37 18 Barbara Fellows - Marilyn Hemenway, Omaha NE 921.10 19 George Jacobs, Burr Ridge IL; Claude Vogel, Chicago IL 890.00 19 Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC; Art Mathews, Atlanta GA 912.31 20 Joan Jackson - Petra Hamman, Dallas TX 889.10 20 Renee Mancuso, Redondo Beach CA; William Logan, Oceanside CA 892.24 21 Allan Graves, Vancouver BC; Bryan Maksymetz, Coquitlam BC 884.71 21 Henry Meyer, Southampton NY; Stephen Hurwitz, Plantation FL 887.17 22 Larry Mori, Charlton NY; Kenji Miyakuni, Chicago IL 882.20 22 Cindy Bernstein - Robert Bernstein, Auburn AL 877.80 23 Linda Spangler, Duncanville TX; Tom Brown, Duncan OK 878.13 23 Joseph Kivel, Corona Dl Mar CA; Allan Siebert, Little Rock AR 869.77 24 Ari Greenberg, Malibu CA; Chris Lubesnik, Montrose CA 877.50 24 William Arlinghaus, Ann Arbor MI; Brenda Bryant, Ferndale MI 867.26 25 Kenneth Titow, Denver CO; Dan Marthaler Jr, Aurora CO 868.67 25 Richard Williams - Jody Williams, San Carlos CA 858.35 14 Daily Bulletin

26 John Griffin III - Karin Warner, Albuquerque NM 863.37 26 Gary Macgregor, Portola Vly CA; Robert Madalena, San Jose CA 850.20 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS F, G, H, GG EAST-WEST 1 Steve Garner, Northfield IL; Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL 1084.13 1 Mark Lair, Canyon TX; Richard Schwartz, E Elmhurst NY 1097.99 2 Eric Rodwell, Naperville IL; Marty Seligman, Philadelphia PA 1046.68 2 Ashley Bach, New Zeland; John De Ravin, Australia 1069.75 3 Michael Becker, Boca Raton FL; Michael Kamil, Holmdel NJ 1046.59 3 Don Heitler - Anita Heitler, Englewood CO 1021.68 4 Alexander Ladyzhensky - Irina Ladyzhensky, Bradenton FL 988.05 4 Ralph Cohen, Memphis TN; Adam Wildavsky, Jackson Heights NY 1013.33 5 Eric Stoltz, Portland OR; Bruce Cuthbertson, Vancouver WA 981.25 5 Joe Elsbury, Lafayette LA; Gaylor Kasle, Boca Raton FL 1002.04 6 Linda Smith - Ron Smith, Chattanooga TN 978.91 6 Peter Weichsel, Encinitas CA; Lewis Finkel, Providence RI 992.97 7 Linda Lewis, Las Vegas NV; Mark Itabashi, Murrietta CA 956.12 7 Carolyn Sessler, Brookline MA; Lloyd Arvedon, Medford MA 963.33 8 Jonathan Steinberg, Toronto ON; Jon Brissman, San Bernardino CA 952.33 8 Pam Stratton, Portland OR; Jon Bartlett, Milwaukie OR 949.33 9 Bill Eisenberg - Diane Jonas, Boca Raton FL 939.04 9 L Andrew Campbell, Manhattan Beach CA; Roberta Grubb, Manhattan Bch CA 944.03 10 Stan Battat - Adrian Rebollo, Trumbull CT 936.60 10 Karen Walker, Champaign IL; Tom Kniest, Clayton MO 943.69 11 M Kevin Flynn, Westport CT; Tony Petronella, N Kingstown RI 936.07 11 Jan Janitschke - Bonnie Smith, Littleton CO 937.60 12 Paul Lewis, Las Vegas NV; Bruce Ferguson, Boise ID 919.74 12 Mike Lucas, Las Vegas NV; Cameron Doner, Richmond BC 930.22 13 Marty Burman, Blue Bell PA; Ala Hamilton-Day, Wallingford PA 906.33 13 Peter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE 921.91 14 Jack Bryant, St Louis MO; Rod Van Wyk, Alton IL 901.11 14 William Pettis - Beth Palmer, Silver Spring MD 920.66 15 Drew Casen, Pompano Beach FL; William Pollack, Warren NJ 891.32 15 Edward Wojewoda, Antelope CA; Farid Assemi, Fresno CA 920.52 16 Tony Miller - Diane Miller, Ridgecrest CA 884.92 16 Jack Frost, Oswego IL; Kathryn Hattendorf, Chesterton IN 907.34 17 Abraham Pineles, Yardley PA; Alexander Allen, Princeton NJ 883.83 17 Douglas Simson, Columbus OH; Walter Johnson, Gahanna OH 903.53 18 Bill Harker, Santa Fe NM; Clement Jackson, Albuquerque NM 883.31 18 Michael Lawrence - Ravindra Murthy, Berkeley CA 901.21 19 Don Barnett, Westport CT; David Becher, Swampscott MA 882.56 19 Ora Lourie, Scarsdale NY; G. Margie Gwozdzinsky, New York NY 891.17 20 David Liss - Michael McNamara, Morristown NJ 880.85 20 Donald Stack, Overland Park KS; Donna Stack, Kansas City MO 887.55 21 Eileen Paley, Scarsdale NY; Mimi Bieber, Armonk NY 878.87 21 Alan Beir - R Craig Hemphill, Jacksonville FL 884.66 22 Earl Glickstein, Gaithersburg MD; Dewayne Jones, Mechanicsvlle VA 875.13 22 Scott Lewis, Wakefield RI; Christine Carmichael, W-P A F B OH 880.89 23 Nevin Anderson, Victoria TX; Chris Compton, Oklahoma City OK 874.48 23 Jay Apfelbaum, Pittsburgh PA; Raymond Raskin, Gulph Mills PA 879.87 24 Elena Brucilovsky, Mexico City 110 00; Laura Mariscal, Mexic11000 Df 870.17 24 Leonard Helman, Santa Fe NM; Richard Margolis, Melbourne FL 872.97 25 Diana Lowell, San Ramon CA; Doug Handler, Berkeley CA 865.17 25 Fred Chang, Flushing NY; Winthrop Allegaert, New York NY 852.27 26 Margot Hennings, Falls Church VA; Ellen Klosson, Silver Spring MD 862.56 26/27 Vincent Civale, Trenton NJ; Patricia Civale, Yardville NJ 847.25 26/27 Thomas Carmichael, Middletown NJ; Blair Seidler, Fair Lawn NJ 847.25 STRATIFIED SENIOR PAIRS SECOND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION S EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Alice Campbell, Albuquerque NM; Leigh Byers, Corrales NM 180.50 1 Brenda Simpson, Spokane WA; Shirley Jabon, Bellevue WA 186.00 2 Mary Jane Farell, Los Angeles CA; Marjorie Rhodes, Beverly Hills CA 176.50 2 Jim O’Neil - Mary O’Neil, Rockville MD 180.00 3 J David King, Miami FL; Marguerite Holley, Waco TX 175.50 3 Jacqueline Tucker - Ziggy Tucker, San Antonio TX 177.50 4 Richard Taube, Marietta GA; Henrietta Weiss, El Paso TX 173.00 4 Nele Rzad - Stefan Rzad, Rexford NY 166.00 5 Jerie Kittell, Lawton OK; Thomas Kemp, East Bethany NY 171.50 5 1 Robert Johnston, Las Vegas NM; Doris Jenson, Salt Lake Cty UT 162.50 6 Betty Fine - Larry Dunham, Tucson AZ 170.00 6 Cecil Cook, Long Beach CA; Charles Stenger, Bethesda MD 157.00 7 Jerry Pietscher, Elk Grove CA; John Fox Jr, Whittier CA 167.50 7 John Macchi - Janet Macchi, Stuart FL 155.50 2 1 Pat Calliham - Joan Prather, Lake Quivira KS 161.00 2 Peter Taussig - Carole Taussig, Columbus OH 152.50 3 Kent Babbitt - Virginia Babbitt, Marengo IL 155.00 3 Frank Hechinger - Bea Hechinger, Flushing NY 148.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION T EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Michael Flanagan - Barbara Flanagan, Westlake Vlg CA 201.24 1 Joan Gray - William Macdonald, Indianapolis IN 197.00 2 Jerry Aceti, Sudbury ON; John McAdam, Ottawa ON 188.50 2 John Paul McNamee, Temple Hills MD; Gerda Mudd, Alexandria VA 194.00 3 Audrey Engel, Speedway IN; Eleanor Grinslade, Indianapolis IN 180.29 3 1 Janice Pequette, Albuquerque NM; Virginia Wilson, Los Alamos NM 181.00 4 1 Stella Blodinger - Jack Blodinger, Boca Raton FL 176.42 4 Steve Lawrence, Athens TX; Jim Dobbyn, Anniston AL 180.50 5 Dolores Daringer - Ronald Daringer, Cambridge MD 167.50 5 Donald Jensen - Delores Jensen, Alamo TX 173.00 6 Marge Bartel - M Sherrod, Austin TX 167.21 6 2 Seymour Rothenberg - Frances Rothenberg, Windsor CT 169.00 2 Madeline Dinoffer - Harold Dinoffer, Savannah GA 148.92 3 1 Wanda Blankenship, Carrolton TX; Lynne Wood, Richardson TX 168.00 3 Raymond Miller - Mary Miller, Albuquerque NM 143.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION U EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Jeanne Fedell, Bridgeport CT; David Benjamin, Stratford CT 183.00 1 Elaine Ware, Vernon BC; Elmer Jean Dryer, Leesburg FL 202.00 2/4 1 Constance Galanti, Lagrange IL; Wynn Kamps, Naperville IL 171.00 2 John Bowden, Ruidoso NM; Dean Lange, Mesa AZ 182.50 2/4 Robert Lindsay, Troup TX; Richard Kiepfer, Boerne TX 171.00 3 Bea Bahr - Chet Bahr, Rochester MN 176.50 2/4 Dean Berger, Leola PA; Ethel Reed, Hagerstown MD 171.00 4 Ivan Scope - Bette Scope, San Francisco CA 172.00 5 2 Diane Schnepper - L Schnepper, Albuquerque NM 168.50 5 1 Mildred Bromberg, Great Neck NY; Gail Schwartz, Boynton Beach FL 166.00 6 Dolores McDonald, Redlands CA; Jim Kirkham, San Bernardino CA 167.50 6 2 George Dye - Dorothy Dye, Venice FL 162.00 7/9 Bobbie Carrick - Wayne Carrick, Long Grove IL 165.50 7 Carol Sibbernsen, Omaha NE; Ailene Flynn, Fremont NE 161.00 7/9 Betsey Cohen - Ralph Hessdorf, Coconut Creek FL 165.50 7/9 Dolores Gracie - Norman Gracie, Newington CT 165.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION V EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Schuyler Livingston, Venice FL; Rose Ritter, Nokomis FL 211.00 1 Kenneth Badertscher, Tucson AZ; Harry Ross, Des Moines IA 193.00 2 Daniel Till, Lincoln NE; Patrick Moran, Dayton OH 177.00 2 1 Anita Porter - George Kury, Johnstown PA 179.38 3 Howard Hertzberg, Alpine NJ; Robert Ryder, Caldwell NJ 172.70 3 2 Howard Langenthal - Suzanne Langenthal, Boynton Beach FL 175.54 4 1 Martha McClenagan - Jerry McClenagan, Amarillo TX 166.83 4 3 Elinor Fries - Frances Baker, Santa Fe NM 172.92 5 Kara Jarman, Las Vegas NV; Kathleen Brown, Wichita Falls TX 164.88 5 Mildred Di Falco, Babylon NY; Nofrio Florio, East Islip NY 170.00 6 Norma Goll - Richard Goll, Tekamah NE 158.50 6 Richard Cundiff - Peg Cundiff, Las Vegas NV 169.17 7 Sue Frishberg, W. Hollywood CA; Annette Bergstrom, Burbank CA 157.58 7 Lilly Lachter, Culver City CA; John Wong, Rowland Hgts CA 166.67 2 Harvey Wolfe - Judith Simon, Boca Raton FL 156.83 3 1 Floyd Richards, Ridgecrest CA; L. Kent Morrison, Las Cruces NM 155.33

1ST FRIDAY STRATIFIED PAIRS SECOND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HH EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Davis Peters, Canton GA; Joan Braender, Peachtree Cty GA 202.50 1 Rich Pavlicek Jr, Chicago IL; Julia Carswell, Asheville NC 186.50 2 1 Audrey Abbott, Southampton; Janice Trott, Devonshire 183.00 2 Ethel Buzze - Thomas Corlett, Waco TX 178.00 3 Doreen McOrmond, Delta BC; Duncan Smith, Victoria BC 177.00 3 1 1 Marshall Levine - Laurie Levine, Albuquerque NM 177.50 4 2 Kathleen Centorino, Chestnut Hill MA; Paula Craven, Peabody MA 166.00 4 Annetta Olson - Warren Olson, Dallas TX 165.50 5 3 1 Ashok Bhakta - Maxine Coffey, Clovis NM 163.50 5 2 Julianne Nelson, Salt Lake Cty UT; Doug Adair, Salt Lake City UT 165.00 6 Louise Childs - Derrell Childs, Garland TX 161.50 6 3 Daniel Kieffer, Cincinnati OH; Karen Kendall, Houston TX 158.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Gavin Wolpert, Thornhill ON; Richard Anderson, Regina SK 187.00 1 Dorthy Francis, Memphis TN; Ellen Siebert, Little Rock AR 209.00 2 Elizabeth Anderson - John Jeffrey, Las Vegas NV 183.00 2 Allan Rosenblum, E Cleveland OH; Jeffrey Brown, Albuquerque NM 198.00 3 Lyla Goodale, Anaheim CA; Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK 178.00 3 1 Gary Williams - Frank Besag, Milwaukee WI 174.50 4 1 Sharon Tyler - Paul Pierce, Readfield ME 171.00 4 Elaine Paul - Ronald Felton, New York NY 174.00 5 Jess Stuart Jr - Lois Stuart, West Chester PA 169.00 5 Al Comeau, Boston MA; Stephanie Hamilton, Medford MA 163.00 6/7 Judy Tucker - Aileen Osofsky, New York NY 164.00 6/7 Toyoko Shibutani, Chappaqua NY; Nancy Molesworth, Croton N Hudson NY 160.00 6/7 2 1 Mr Todd Wolford, Aurora OH; Denise Storey, London ON 164.00 6/7 Dan Boitz - Anna Norvelle, Tucson AZ 160.00 3 Patricia Chesler, Oak Park IL; Elizabeth Hudson, Arlington TX 150.00 2 Stuart Kleiman - Sheila Kleiman, Richmond VA 159.00 3 1 Pat Hotaling - Dorothy Senyszyn, El Paso TX 144.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Gene Britton - Steve Shirey, Fort Worth TX 184.50 1 Gregory Roberts, Longmeadow MA; John Blubaugh, Indianapolis IN 203.00 2 Dick Dugas, N Falmouth MA; Robert Hickey, E Sandwich MA 175.00 2 Gary Powell, Austin TX; Marilou Powell, Round Rock TX 187.00 3 1 1 Mary Courtright - Robert Nunz, Los Alamos NM 171.00 3 Greta Pineles, Yardley PA; Margaret Coe, Lawrencevillle NJ 182.00 4 2 Frank Hart - Mary Crews, El Paso TX 170.00 4 D R Howard - Carolyn King, Albuquerque NM 170.50 5 Angela Taylor - Allan Ferguson, Nanaimo BC 168.00 5 1 Anne Wilson - Robert Spiker, Albuquerque NM 167.00 6/7 3/4 Sam Graham, Oakland CA; Tony Greenberg, Malibu CA 159.00 6/7 Rhoda Prager, Allentown PA; Temi Linzner, Pompano Bch FL 165.00 6/7 3/4 Roman Shapiro, Fair Lawn NJ; Diana Tenery, Fairfax VA 159.00 6/7 Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL; Fred Buckman, Chicago IL 165.00 2 Phyllis Prager, Sarasota FL; Saundra Gotch, Framingham MA 161.50 3 Jeannette Jenson, Independence OH; Mina Thompson, Albuquerque NM 147.50 1 Robert Malone - Lucy Malone, White Rock NM 141.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LL EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Julie Halperin - Jane Haynes, The Woodlands TX 191.00 1 John Atteridg, San Francisco CA; Joe Neal Kroll, Dallas TX 206.50 2 Barb Hamman, Dallas TX; Florence Rotman, Aventura FL 189.00 2 Sherwin Moscow - Connie Coquillette, West Linn OR 198.00 3 Gene Keidan - Jane Marshall, Pittsburgh PA 183.50 3 Barbara Seagram, Toronto ON; Alan Le Bendig, Los Angeles CA 177.00 4 Val Covalciuc, Omaha NE; Valerie Ross, Des Moines IA 180.00 4 1 Claudio Kanner, Mexico Df 11000; Jerry Miller, Potomac MD 171.50 5 H. Allen Graham, Tucson AZ; Carmella Munde, Albuquerque NM 166.00 5 Elvera Levine, Charlotte NC; John Kuharetz, New Milford NJ 166.00 6 1 Helen Meshel - Leon Meshel, Boca Raton FL 164.50 6 Elaine Said, Nashville TN; Suzanne Trull, Los Angeles CA 158.00 2 James Jacobs, Las Vegas NV; Mansoor Gowani, San Jose CA 157.00 2 Jennifer Woo, Oceanside CA; Tania Moalem, Burlingame CA 149.00 1 Beckie Roberts - Wayne Roberts, Amarillo TX 152.50 3 John Anderson, Baton Rouge LA; Denis Murphy, Colorado Spring CO 148.50 1 Virginia Saul, Atlanta GA; S Gellerman, Merrick NY 130.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Winston Gokavi - Cynthia Gokavi, Saskatoon SK 203.00 1 Merri-Jo Hillaker, Grand Prairie TX; Charles Price, Sachse TX 195.00 2 Jack Schwencke, N Palm Beach FL; Jim Linhart, Piscataway NJ 185.50 2 Robert Carteaux, Ft Wayne IN; David Adams, Kennesaw GA 181.50 3 1 Adele Verkamp, Phoenix AZ; Joy Balser, Scottsdale AZ 180.00 3 1 Bob Williams, Middlefield CT; Frank Lavallee, Portland CT 176.50 4 2 William Ebbs III, Albuquerque NM; Daniel Lucas, Rio Rancho NM 176.00 4 Harold Task, Orange Park FL; Elizabeth Kilpatrick, Monterey CA 172.00 5 Norma Walker - S Haney, San Angelo TX 174.50 5 Conrad Kopec - Sandy Kopec, Newport Beach CA 167.50 6 Janice Fox, Etobicoke ON; W Howlett, Oakville ON 164.50 6 George Friedell, Syosset NY; Eileen Becher, Swampscott MA 161.00 3/4 Ann Wells, Albuquerque NM; Jayne Paquette, Marquette MI 161.00 2 1 James Jordan, Tonawanda NY; Michael Ryan, Williamsville NY 160.50 3/4 Margaret Norris - Richard Leres, Oakland CA 161.00 3/4 Carole Perla - George Perla, Hudson MA 157.00 1 Connie Davidson, Friendswood TX; Jere Hines, Kemah TX 141.50 3/4 Alfred McCray, Dayton OH; William Starns Jr, D-61352 Bad Hom BU 157.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Steven Adelson - Jackie Adelson, Scottsdale AZ 181.50 1 Richard Kaye, Englewood CO; Haig Tchamitch, Golden CO 197.50 2 1 1 Frank Bischoff, Wheeling IL; Peter Grenier, Dallas TX 175.00 2 Donald Rumelhart, Ann Arbor MI; Zeke Jabbour, Boca Raton FL 188.00 Daily Bulletin 15

3 W Koehler, Albuquerque NM; David Brookreson, Edgewood NM 172.00 3 Richard Dimond, Hay Springs NE; Donald Sloter, Omaha NE 186.50 4 Corinne Leachman, Billings MT; David Warner, Aurora CO 167.00 4 Roy Baughman, Arlington TX; Terry Currie, Houston TX 165.00 5 Sophie Schwartz, New York NY; James Jewell, Midland MI 164.00 5 1 Theresa Barthels, Cheney WA; Ralph Jensen, Valley WA 160.50 6 2 Daniel Rhodes, Novato CA; Sonny Grant, Santa Rosa CA 159.00 6 2 Chad Krause, Allentown PA; Lisa Kow, Concord CA 156.50 3 Jennifer Carrier - Gary Carrier, Olathe KS 158.50 3 1 Abbie Le Cesne, Grand Jct CO; Errol Le Cesne, Grand Junction CO 149.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Ken Monzingo, San Diego CA; Gerald Bare, Pac Palisade CA 214.00 1 Jeanne Fisher, Clementon NJ; Sharon Jabbour, Boca Raton FL 195.50 2 Scott Humphrey, Austin TX; Sheryleen Grothus, San Antonio TX 171.50 2 Nancy Craig, St Lazare PQ; Debbie Melnick, Atlanta GA 189.50 3 Jo Johnson, New York NY; Jillian Blanchard, Riverdale NY 167.50 3 Sarah Imig, Sioux City IA; Claire Passer, Omaha NE 182.00 4 1 Mary Jane Von Moss, Gaithersburg MD; Joan Torrance, Austin TX 163.50 4 Katty Beyhan - Joan Ellison, Tulsa OK 168.50 5 Esther Litmanovic, North Miami FL; John Harris, Port Huron MI 162.00 5 1 Melody Gann - William White, Arlington TX 166.00 6/7 Britain Beezley, Oklahoma City OK; Shelba Parmley, Oklahoma Cty OK 161.50 6 2 Daniel Walz, Detroit MI; Donald Barlow Jr, Clawson MI 165.50 6/7 Diane Lazarus - Ed Lazarus, Baltimore MD 161.50 3 1 R Cramer - Nell Jane Cramer, Davenport IA 147.50 2 William Smith, Houston TX; Carolyn Jackson, Sugarland TX 157.50 1 Elliot Finkelstein, New York NY; M Fierman, Encino CA 155.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RR EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 1 Tom Simpson - Laneta Robillard, Wichita Falls TX 204.50 1 1 Clifford Hill - Norma Casey, Albuquerque NM 182.50 2 2 Marc Cohan - James Nickel, San Diego CA 175.50 2 Nadine Wood, Silver Spring MD; Corinne Kirkham, San Bernardino CA 178.50 3 Morry Neiman, Needham MA; Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA 174.00 3 Sheila Gabay, Newton MA; Rena Lieberman, Westwood MA 171.50 4 3 Malcolm Todd, Jr, Atlanta GA; James Satterfield, Marietta GA 172.00 4 Gaetan Thibault, Laval PQ; Claude Rouleau, Ste-Adele PQ 170.00 5 Rhoda Cohen - Carol Kaufmann, Baltimore MD 163.00 5 Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, Pascoag RI 166.50 6 Ellen Groner, Duncan OK; Bill Parrish, Birmingham AL 162.00 6 Jean Levin, Springfield VA; Serene Paul, Centreville VA 163.50 2 James Goodbody, Horse Shoe NC; Walter Tauber, Longmeadow MA 156.50 3 Robert Davis, Albuquerque NM; Takemi Totes, San Francisco CA 156.00 1 Nelson Brown, Jr - Dana Brown, Houston TX 144.50

INTERNATIONAL FUND GAME NORTH-SOUTH SECTION MM EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Judy Brew, Golden CO; Debra Dallas, Highlands Ranch CO 191.00 1 Ellen Crawford, Ft Lauderdale FL; Jan Cohen, Los Angeles CA 196.00 2 Pamela Croy Newton, Marietta GA; Sandy Pierce, Atlanta GA 179.00 2 Newton Brightwell - Marilyn Wolff, Westport CT 183.00 3 Bonnie Gellas, New York NY; Deborah Murphy, San Francisco CA 174.00 3 Roger Wells, Tucson AZ; Joe Rickman, Louisville TN 175.00 4 Judy Wirtenberg, E Brunswick NJ; Carl Eastman, Toms River NJ 173.00 4 Jane Segal - Judy Kay, Narberth PA 172.50 5 Ken Gee, Regina SK; Rodney Ludwig, Fargo ND 165.50 5 1 Patricia Blunt, Wichita KS; Ardith Alexander, Hutchinson KS 167.00 6 1 Gail Levy - Reisha Berkowsky, Dix Hills NY 164.00 6 Benjamin Lev - Debbie Lev, W. Bloomfield MI 160.00 2 Robert Gray, Fort Myers FL; M. Anne Dayman, Ontario ON 162.00 2 Joan Sigmier, Poncha Spgs CO; Everett Dyer, Alexandria VA 155.00 3 Joe Riccardo, Burbank IL; Nicholas Potts, Owensboro KY 152.50 3 Dorothy Rossi, Cranston RI; Elaine O’Neill, Coventry RI 148.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION NN EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Alice Westervelt, Los Alamos NM; Donald Westervelt, Albuquerque NM 192.00 1 Richard Laver - Linda Sundbye, Boulder CO 187.79 2 James Douglas, Oakland CA; Helen Studabaker, Ocean City NJ 191.83 2 Carol Joy Spiegel - George Spiegel, Baltimore MD 177.79 3 1 Evelyn Ruby, Chestnut Hill MA; Dorothy Lakin, Delray Beach FL 191.33 3 Harold Gordon, Tujunga CA; Don Riethmiller, Lancaster CA 174.50 4 Lynn Berg, De Land FL; Arleen Lehman, Boca Raton FL 183.21 4 1 Doyle Hughes, Indian Wells AZ; William Hugenberg Jr, Grand Jct CO 169.46 5 Cookie Evans - Henry Buch, Tucson AZ 172.50 5 2 Rita Estes, Hucthinson KS; Lois Angell, Pittstown NJ 166.00 6 Martin Coppe, Phoenix AZ; Elaine Kent, Newton Ctr MA 165.00 6 3 Robert Hill - Marie Johnson, Houston TX 164.79 2 William Kosar, Albuquerque NM; Linda Wong, Poughkeepsie NY 154.21 3 Jim O’Brien - Sandra O’Brien, Oconomowoc WI 146.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION PP EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Jerry Esterman - Phyllis Esterman, Ossining NY 188.00 1 Dena Northrup - William Cook, Amarillo TX 193.50 2 Lauretta Zellner, Katonah NY; Ingrid Nargi, Bedford Hills NY 184.00 2 Kathleen Deal-Besag - Ruth Stearns, Milwaukee WI 186.50 3 Lynn Stubblefield, Oklahoma City OK; Nanette Hegeman, Roseland NJ 183.00 3 1 Patricia Guinn - Evan Markowitz, New York NY 181.00 4 2 Wynelle Rocker - Jerri Hobbs, Roswell GA 178.50 4 John Grantham - Phillip Kielpinski, Amarillo TX 173.00 5 3 Frances Prus, Pittsburgh PA; Michael Diesel, Topeka KS 176.00 5 Jim Cheney, Hilo HI; Barbara Speese, Las Vegas NV 170.00 6 Denise Zongas, Bass River MA; James Tullis, Niles IL 170.50 6 Kathy Carmichael - John Carmichael, Lincoln NE 168.00 7 Sally Fahland, Veradale WA; Rhoda Grossman, Wyncote PA 160.50 7 David Zapatka - Joann Zapatka, Springfield MO 165.50 2 Rose Baltrusaitis, Los Alamos NM; Fritz Swenson, Santa Fe NM 153.50 3 Roger Dunn, St Bruno PQ; Maureen Beyrouti, Westmount PQ 151.00

199ER PAIRS 2ND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION Q EAST-WEST 1 Arnold Drill - Beverly Drill, APO AE 164.50 1 John McCleskey, Seminole TX; Charles Brown, Denton TX 168.50 2 Ian Nicholson, Ottawa ON; David Sabourin, Ottawa ON 162.50 2 Patricia Robins, Albuquerque NM; J Stiers III, Phoenix AZ 156.50 3 James Kwak - Robert Knobelsdorf, Albuquerque NM 160.00 3 Karol Lefkowitz, Scarsdale NY; Florence Singer, Harrison NY 148.50 4 Travis King - Lidy King, Joshua TX 157.50 4 Robert Whitaker - Faye Whitaker, Lubbock TX 144.50 5 Annette Glotzbach - Beatrice Bridges, Santa Fe NM 142.00 5 Kate Bastien, Denver CO; Sybil Bennett, Englewood CO 139.50 6 Dawn Charles, Nashville TN; Suzanne Chawszczewski, Galesburg IL 131.50 6 Lois Vaaler, Bridgeton MO; Molly Cusano, Columbus IN 136.50

FRIDAY EVENING 20/50 PAIRS SECTION O G H 1 Sonia Ryan - Donald Ryan, Golden CO 43.00 2 Lillian Fesler - Carl Fesler, Albuquerque NM 37.50 3 1 John Thomas - Marian Thomas, Bradenton FL 37.00 2 Vee Markel, St. Augustine FL; Judy Trenton, Harland MI 34.00

FRIDAY EVENING 50/100/200 PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION P EAST-WEST D E F D E F 1 1 1 Bob Lusk - Maxine Lusk, Sun City West AZ 101.00 1/2 Bill Coleman - Dorothy Coleman, Big Spring TX 99.00 2 O Devarajan, Southbury CT; Vince D’Souza, Stratford CT 99.00 1/2 1 Matthew Paxton - Judy Gruber, Albuquerque NM 99.00 3 2 Norman Smith - Katherine Smith, Arnold MD 97.00 3 2 Jerry Currie - Beverly Dupre, New Orleans LA 89.00 4 3 2 John Parker, St John’s NF; Woodie McLean, Potomac MD 93.50 4 3 James Tull - Jean Tull, Sacramento CA 88.00 1 Cynthia Keaton, Coppell TX; Nancy Kelly, Addison TX 84.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION R EAST-WEST D E F D E F 1 1 Robert Graber, Seabrook TX; Jan Kenyon, Irving TX 102.50 1 James O’Brien, Rogersville TN; Michael Burnside, Beverly Hills CA 102.00 2 2 1 Clarence Brown - Pebble Brown, Porum OK 100.50 2 Muriel Zakroff - Paul Zakroff, Albuquerque NM 99.00 3 Sara Foster - Linda Danzig, San Francisco CA 93.50 3 1 1 Jennifer Broekman, Fair Law NJ; Lee Ohliger, Ridgewood NJ 92.50 4 T Catino - Marlene Catino, Maineville OH 89.00 4/5 2/3 Stanley Goldstein - Barbara Goldstein, Harrison NY 86.50 3 Shirley Hawkins - Robert Hawkins, Las Cruces NM 88.00 4/5 2/3 2 Mary Kirwin, Euless TX; Ray Renaud, Albuquerque NM 86.50 2 Margaret Lovelace, Carlsbad NM; Betty Saxton, Cedar Crest NM 78.00

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ad TODAY’S SCHEDULE Junior Day Saturday, July 26, 1997, 9:00 a.m. Event MP Limit Session Entry Fee Sold Charity Bracketed KO Teams 3rd $40 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Navajo Morning Continuous/Side Pairs 750+, 0-750 2nd $20 pair SW Exhibit Hall, ground level 199er Stratified Pairs 0-50/100/200 only $18 pair SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Stratified 299er Swiss Teams 0-50/100/300 only $36 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level

Saturday, July 26, 1997, 10:00 a.m. & 3.00 p.m. Flighted Senior Pairs, A unlimited 1st & 2nd $40 pair Ballroom A, upper level Flight B 0-750 1st & 2nd $40 pair Ballroom A, upper level

Saturday, July 26, 1997, 1:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. LIFE MASTER PAIRS 1st & 2nd SF $48 pair Ballroom C, upper level NON-LIFE MASTER SWISS TEAMS 1st & 2nd Q $88 team Ballroom B, upper level Grand National Teams, A $48 team Hyatt Hotel, second level Bracketed KO Teams I 1st & 2nd $40 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Stratiflighted Open Pairs* 1st & 2nd $40 pair SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Saturday/Sunday Continuous/Side Pairs 750+,0-750 only $20 pair Ballroom A, upper level 99er Trophy Pairs 0-100 1st & 2nd $36 pair Ballroom B, upper level 199er Pairs 0-200 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level 99er Pairs 0-100 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level 49er Pairs 0-50 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level Non Master Pairs 0-20 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level Newcomer Pairs 0-5 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level

Saturday, July 26, 1997, 8:00 p.m. Saturday/Sunday Continuous/Side Pairs 750+,0-750 only $20 pair Ballroom A, upper level Stratified Board-a-Match Teams** only $36 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level

Saturday, July 26, 1997, Midnight ZIP Knockout Teams only $9/tm/match Ballroom B, upper level

*Unless otherwise indicated, Stratiflighted Open events are divided: A (unlimited and separate); B, C & D stratified -- B (750-1500), C (300-750), D (0-300). **Unless otherwise indicated, the strat breaks for Open and Senior Stratified Pairs and Teams are: A (1000+), B (300-1000), C (0-300).

TOMORROW’S SCHEDULE Sunday, July 27, 1997, 9:00 a.m. Event MP Limit Session Entry Fee Sold Charity Bracketed KO Teams 4th $40 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Navajo Morning Continuous/Side Pairs 750+,0-750 3rd $20 pair SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Stratified 199er Pairs 0/50/100/200 only $18 pair SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Stratified 299er Swiss Teams 0-50/100/300 only $36 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level

Sunday, July 27, 1997, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. Flighted Senior Swiss Teams (20 VP), A unlimited 1st & 2nd $80 team Ballroom A, upper level Flight B 0-750 1st & 2nd $80 team Ballroom A, upper level

Sunday, July 27, 1997, 1:00 p.m. & 4:30 p.m. Stratified Fast Open Pairs* 1st & 2nd $40 pair Ballroom C, upper level

Sunday, July 27, 1997, 1:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. LIFE MASTER PAIRS 1st & 2nd F $48 pair Lower level lobby NON-LIFE MASTER SWISS TEAMS 1st & 2nd F $88 team Ballroom B, upper level Flighted Open Swiss Teams (20 VP), A unlimited 1st & 2nd $80 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Flight B 0-1000 1st & 2nd $80 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Flight C 0-300 1st & 2nd $80 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Bracketed KO Teams I 3rd & 4th $40 team SW Exhibit Hall, ground level Saturday/Sunday Continuous/Side Pairs 750+,0-750 only $20 pair Ballroom C, upper level Stratified 99er Swiss Teams 0-20/50/100 only $36 team Ballroom B, upper level 199er Pairs 0-200 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level 99er Pairs 0-100 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level 49er Pairs 0-50 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level Non-Master Pairs 0-20 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level Newcomer Pairs 0-5 only $18 pair Ballroom B, upper level

Note: Players in the Spingold and Women’s Knockout Teams must register by 8:00 p.m. Sunday.

Sunday, July 27, 1997, 8:00 p.m. Saturday/Sunday Continuous/Side Pairs 750+,0-750 only $20 pair Ballroom A, upper level

Sunday, July 27, 1997, Midnight ZIP Knockout Teams only $9/tm/match Ballroom B, upper level

*Unless otherwise indicated, the strat breaks for Open and Senior Stratified Pairs and Teams are: A (1000+), B (300-1000), C (0-300).