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Beijing-China 3Rd-18Th October 2008 1st1st WorldWorld MindMind SportsSports GamesGames YouthYouth TeamTeam ChampionshipsChampionships Beijing-ChinaBeijing-China 33rd-18-18th OctoberOctober 20082008 Chief Editor: Brian SENIOR Editors: Micke MELANDER - Jan van CLEEFF Layout Editor: Panagiotis PAPADOPOULOS Photographer: Wattanai CHANAKOT Bulletin 2 Sunday, 5 October 2008 UNDERWAY! he 1st Mindsports Games are underway after Today’s Schedule Tyesterday’s first three rounds of the qualifying stage of each championship. In the Under 28 event, 10.30 U-28 Teams, Swiss 4 the powerful Polish team leads with 73 VPs out of a 10.30 U-26 Teams, Round 4 possible 75, 6 VPs clear of China, Egypt and Serbia. 10.30 U-21 Teams, Round 4 Poland is also tied for the lead in the Under 26 se- 14.20 U-28 Teams, Swiss 5 ries, on 64 VPs with Italy, just ahead of Norway. Mean- while, Bulgaria leads the way in the Under 21s on 73 14.20 U-26 Teams, Round 5 VPs, followed by France and Singapore on 69. Watch 14.20 U-21 Teams, Round 5 out for Singapore — their Under 26 team won the 17.30 U-28 Teams, Swiss 6 zone’s first ever Youth medal two years ago in 17.30 U-26 Teams, Round 6 Bangkok and it looks as though they may have an- 17.30 U-21 Teams, Round 6 other strong group of players coming through. 1st WORLD MIND SPORTS GAMES Beijing, China U-26 TEAMS TODAY’STODAY’S RESULTS PROGRAMPROGRAM ROUND 1 ROUND 4 Match IMP’s VP’s 1 AUSTRALIA EGYPT 1 POLAND GERMANY 69-12 25 - 3 2 POLAND ARGENTINA 2 CHILE USA 48-44 16 - 14 3 INDIA CHINA 3 NETHERLANDS NORWAY 11-37 9 - 21 4 GERMANY USA 4 INDONESIA CHINESE TAIPEI 38-66 8 - 22 5 NEW ZEALAND NETHERLANDS 5 CHINA CANADA 36-26 17 - 13 6 CANADA CHILE 6 ARGENTINA NEW ZEALAND 66- 9 25 - 3 7 EGYPT ITALY 34-42 13 - 17 7 CHINESE TAIPEI DENMARK 8 AUSTRALIA INDIA 54-21 23 - 7 8 NORWAY CHINA HONG KONG 9 DENMARK CHINA HONG KONG 73-14 25 - 2 9 ITALY INDONESIA ROUND 2 ROUND 5 Match IMP’s VP’s 1 USA NORWAY 1 POLAND AUSTRALIA 14-17 14 - 16 2 CHINA HONG KONG CHINESE TAIPEI 2 GERMANY CHINA HONG KONG 45-57 12 - 18 3 DENMARK CANADA 3 ITALY ARGENTINA 49-17 23 - 7 4 CHILE NEW ZEALAND 4 NEW ZEALAND CHINA 29-40 14 - 19 5 EGYPT GERMANY 5 CANADA INDONESIA 21-51 8 - 22 6 INDONESIA INDIA 6 CHINESE TAIPEI NETHERLANDS 21-86 1 - 25 7 NORWAY CHILE 53-18 23 - 7 7 CHINA POLAND 8 USA DENMARK 16-24 13 - 17 8 ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA 9 INDIA EGYPT 50-42 17 - 13 9 NETHERLANDS ITALY ROUND 3 ROUND 6 Match IMP’s VP’s 1 EGYPT ARGENTINA 1 CHINA HONG KONG USA 18-31 12 - 18 2 AUSTRALIA CHINA 2 DENMARK NORWAY 29-43 12 - 18 3 POLAND INDONESIA 3 AUSTRALIA GERMANY 45-47 15 - 15 4 INDIA NETHERLANDS 4 NETHERLANDS CANADA 43-33 17 - 13 5 ITALY CHILE 5 INDONESIA NEW ZEALAND 24-18 16 - 14 6 GERMANY NORWAY 6 CHINA ITALY 26-64 6 - 24 7 ARGENTINA INDIA 52-42 17 - 13 7 CANADA CHINA HONG KONG 8 EGYPT POLAND 18-63 5 - 25 8 CHINESE TAIPEI USA 9 CHILE CHINESE TAIPEI 24-35 13 - 17 9 NEW ZEALAND DENMARK 2 3-18 October 2008 YOUTH TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS U-21 TEAMS TODAY’STODAY’S RESULTS PROGRAMPROGRAM ROUND 1 ROUND 4 Match IMP’s VP’s 1 CHINESE TAIPEI CANADA 1 URUGUAY ECUADOR 48-45 16 - 14 2 URUGUAY NETHERLANDS 2 SINGAPORE USA 66-37 22 - 8 3 CHINA POLAND 3 AUSTRALIA BOTSWANA 63-16 25 - 4 4 ECUADOR USA 4 ARGENTINA NORWAY 55-36 19 - 11 5 PAKISTAN AUSTRALIA 5 POLAND BULGARIA 20-52 7 - 23 6 BULGARIA SINGAPORE 6 NETHERLANDS PAKISTAN 66-28 24 - 6 7 CANADA INDONESIA 56-34 20 - 10 7 NORWAY FRANCE 8 CHINESE TAIPEI CHINA 22-45 10 - 20 8 BOTSWANA ENGLAND 9 FRANCE ENGLAND 59-42 19 - 11 9 INDONESIA ARGENTINA ROUND 2 ROUND 5 Match IMP’s VP’s 1 USA BOTSWANA 1 URUGUAY CHINESE TAIPEI 2-114 -0.5 -24.5 2 ENGLAND NORWAY 2 ECUADOR ENGLAND 11-50 4 - 24 3 FRANCE BULGARIA 3 INDONESIA NETHERLANDS 33-61 8 - 22 4 SINGAPORE PAKISTAN 4 PAKISTAN POLAND 17-72 3 - 25 5 CANADA ECUADOR 5 BULGARIA ARGENTINA 72-11 25 - 2 6 ARGENTINA CHINA 6 NORWAY AUSTRALIA 41-46 14 - 16 7 BOTSWANA SINGAPORE 17-82 1 - 25 7 POLAND URUGUAY 8 USA FRANCE 13-72 2 - 25 8 NETHERLANDS CHINESE TAIPEI 9 CHINA CANADA 70-31 24 - 6 9 AUSTRALIA INDONESIA ROUND 1 ROUND 6 Match IMP’s VP’s 1 CANADA NETHERLANDS 1 ENGLAND USA 23-36 12 - 18 2 CHINESE TAIPEI POLAND 2 FRANCE BOTSWANA 111-11 25 - 0 3 URUGUAY ARGENTINA 3 CHINESE TAIPEI ECUADOR 69-13 25 - 3 4 CHINA AUSTRALIA 4 AUSTRALIA BULGARIA 21-73 4 - 25 5 INDONESIA SINGAPORE 5 ARGENTINA PAKISTAN 36-47 13 - 17 6 ECUADOR BOTSWANA 6 POLAND INDONESIA 54-24 22 - 8 7 NETHERLANDS CHINA 35-53 11 - 19 7 BULGARIA ENGLAND 8 CANADA URUGUAY 77-11 25 - 1 8 NORWAY USA 9 SINGAPORE NORWAY 38- 8 22 - 8 9 PAKISTAN FRANCE 3 1st WORLD MIND SPORTS GAMES Beijing, China U-26 TEAMS U-21 TEAMS RANKING AFTER ROUND 3 RANKING AFTER ROUND 3 1ITALY 64 1 BULGARIA 73 POLAND 64 2 FRANCE 69 3 NORWAY 62 SINGAPORE 69 4 AUSTRALIA 54 4 CHINA 63 DENMARK 54 5 CHINESE TAIPEI 59.5 6 NETHERLANDS 51 6 NETHERLANDS 57 7 ARGENTINA 49 7 POLAND 54 8 INDONESIA 46 8 CANADA 51 9 USA 45 9 ENGLAND 47 10 CHINA 42 10 AUSTRALIA 45 11 CHINESE TAIPEI 40 11 ARGENTINA 34 12 INDIA 37 12 NORWAY 33 13 CHILE 36 13 USA 28 14 CANADA 34 14 INDONESIA 26 15 CHINA HONG KONG 32 PAKISTAN 26 16 EGYPT 31 16 ECUADOR 21 NEW ZEALAND 31 17 URUGUAY 16.5 18 GERMANY 30 18 BOTSWANA 5 HELP!HELP! Junior Teams Only We badly need your help to make the Youth sec- tion of these bulletins as good as it possibly can All players must be. Between the three championships we have have their pass- 110 tables in play and there are just three bul- ports checked to letin editors. It is almost guaranteed that we will confirm their eli- therefore miss all your most brilliant plays, bids gibility to play in of genius, and moments of sheer insanity. these champion- So we need your help. Please, if you have a good story, ships. NPCs should deliver all whether it be a brilliancy or an entertaining disaster, let their team’s passports to the us know about it. The bulletin team is Brian Senior, Jan van Cleef bridge hospitality outside the and Micke Melander. If you don’t see one of us Open playing room, not later walking around, we can be found in the bulletin than the end of play on Sun- room, through the far end of the Open Room. day, 4 3-18 October 2008 YOUTH TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS U-28 TEAMS RESULTSRESULTS SWISS 1 SWISS 2 Match IMP’s VP’s Match IMP’s VP’s 1 INDIA ECUADOR 50 - 42 17 - 13 1 PAKISTAN EGYPT 9 - 50 6 - 24 2 NEW ZEALAND FRANCE 35 - 38 14 - 16 2 SWITZERLAND PORTUGAL 24 - 85 1.5 -24.5 3 NORWAY TURKEY 39 - 10 22 - 8 3 FINLAND SINGAPORE 21 - 32 13 - 17 4 AUSTRIA TUNISIA 33 - 16 19 - 11 4 JAPAN SCOTLAND 65 - 8 25 - 3 5 GREECE CANADA 50 - 26 21 - 9 5 ICELAND ESTONIA 39 - 16 20 - 10 6 DENMARK ARGENTINA 40 - 30 17 - 13 6 POLAND CHINESE TAIPEI 82 - 7 25 - 0 7 IRELAND JORDAN 44 - 37 16 - 14 7 SLOVENIA SERBIA 17 - 77 2 - 25 8 COLOMBIA PAKISTAN 3 - 78 0 - 25 8 SPAIN LATVIA 32 - 56 9 - 21 9 PORTUGAL BANGLADESH 64 - 5 25 - 2 9 THAILAND NORWAY 11 - 40 8 - 22 10 SINGAPORE WALES 78 - 10 25 - 1 10 USA GREECE 72 - 4 25 - 0 11 KENYA SWITZERLAND 6 - 82 0 - 25 11 BOTSWANA LITHUANIA 29 - 39 13 - 17 12 ENGLAND CROATIA 26 - 39 12 - 18 12 BELARUS URUGUAY 76 - 31 25 - 5 13 PERU URUGUAY 39 - 64 9 - 21 13 AUSTRIA BELGIUM 34 - 39 14 - 16 14 ISRAEL HUNGARY 29 - 38 13 - 17 14 ROMANIA CROATIA 29 - 61 7 - 23 15 ESTONIA MONGOLIA 107 - 22 25 - 0 15 GERMANY CHINA 6 - 94 0 - 25 16 ARUBA BELARUS 39 - 64 9 - 21 16 DENMARK HUNGARY 35 - 22 18 - 12 17 SRI LANKA CHINESE TAIPEI 18 - 62 5 - 25 17 INDIA IRELAND 70 - 13 25 - 3 18 UKRAINE PHILIPPINES 45 - 42 16 - 14 18 FRANCE UKRAINE 29 - 19 17 - 13 19 ALBANIA JAPAN 13 - 84 1 - 25 19 BRAZIL PHILIPPINES 42 - 25 19 - 11 20 BELGIUM RUSSIA 37 - 18 19 - 11 20 CZECH REPUBLIC NEW ZEALAND 73 - 12 25 - 2 21 SWEDEN EGYPT 4 - 66 2 - 25 21 JORDAN ECUADOR 27 - 31 13.5 -15.5 22 SCOTLAND CAC 88 - 14 25 - 0 22 ISRAEL ARGENTINA 49 - 2 25 - 4 23 ICELAND JAMAICA 66 - 13 25 - 3 23 NETHERLANDS AUSTRALIA 38 - 33 16 - 14 24 THAILAND MALAYSIA 58 - 25 23 - 7 24 ENGLAND ZIMBABWE 103 - 2 25 - 0 25 SOUTH AFRICA BOTSWANA 29 - 53 9 - 21 25 RUSSIA TUNISIA 55 - 20 23 - 7 26 SPAIN SLOVAKIA 44 - 11 23 - 7 26 ARUBA PERU 41 - 35 16 - 14 27 ROMANIA ZIMBABWE 43 - 28 18 - 12 27 LEBANON SOUTH AFRICA 40 - 32 17 - 13 28 POLAND INDONESIA 97 - 24 25 - 0 28 CANADA CHINA HONG KONG 24 - 47 10 - 20 29 NETHERLANDS CHINA 27 - 36 13 - 17 29 TURKEY MALAYSIA 95 - 6 25 - 0 30 SLOVENIA KOREA 69 - 22 25 - 4 30 ITALY SLOVAKIA 56 - 37 19 - 11 31 CHINA HONG KONG USA 26 - 56 8 - 22 31 COSTA RICA SRI LANKA 45 - 24 20 - 10 32 GERMANY AUSTRALIA 38 - 28 17 - 13 32 KOREA JAMAICA 65 - 24 24 - 6 33 LATVIA ITALY 49 - 15 23 - 7 33 BANGLADESH SWEDEN 39 - 53 12 - 18 34 VENEZUELA FINLAND 11 - 96 0 - 25 34 ALBANIA WALES 26 - 62 7 - 23 35 COSTA RICA SERBIA 23 - 63 6 - 24 35 INDONESIA MONGOLIA 117 - 7 25 - 0 36 BRAZIL CZECH REPUBLIC 25 - 25 15 - 15 36 CAC VENEZUELA 21 - 42 10 - 20 37 LITHUANIA LEBANON 61 - 35 21 - 9 37 KENYA COLOMBIA 82 - 32 25 - 4 5 1st WORLD MIND SPORTS GAMES Beijing, China U-28 TEAMS TDTD CornerCorner Line-Ups Captains are reminded of the regulation regard- RESULTS ing the time of line-ups.
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