71st Fall North American Bridge Championships • November 20-30, 1997 • St. Louis, Missouri

DailyVol. 71, No. 5 Tuesday, November 25, 1997 BulletinEditors: Henry Francis and Brent Manley

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Women’s -a-Match Teams champs: Happy winners of the Open Board-a-Match seated, Connie Goldberg and Sue Picus; Teams: from left, Doug Doub, Jim standing, Rozanne Pollack and Lisa Krekorian, John Rengstorff and Bob Berkowitz. Jay Brown selected as Blanchard.

Jay Brown’98 of Northridge Goodwill CA will spades. Member Krekorian puts Picus quartet be the 1998 Goodwill Member of the Of course Aileen would have pre- Year. The announcement was made ferred to tell Jay by phone from the captures by Aileen Osofsky, chairman of the meeting so he could hear all the ap- together ACBL Goodwill Committee, yester- plause. But since that proved to be Women’sSue Picus has again Teams captained a day at the Goodwill meeting. impossible, she talked to him person- It Openall started winnerlast year when Jim winner in a major women’s team This honor is given annually to a ally earlier in the day so she could Krekorian fixed up a couple of event, only this time she was play- player who has given of himself or tell her audience about his reaction. friends to play in the Open Board-a- ing. herself so that other people can have “It’s not often you catch me Match Teams and the Blue Ribbon Picus, Lisa Berkowitz, Connie a good time playing our favorite speechless,” said Jay after he was told Pairs. They came in sixth in the BAM Goldberg and Rozanna Pollack out- game. Jay fulfilled this condition in Continued on page 4 but bombed in the Blue Ribbon. distanced the field with a strong sec- The two -- Doug Doub and John ond final session to win by nearly Rengstorff -- made up for it this year four boards. by helping Krekorian and Bob Earlier this month, Picus took the Blanchard to an impressive victory stage in Hammamet, Tunisia, as non- SeniorMost of the KOtop seeds enters in the Se- quarterfinalround. The upset victim round was the #2 in the Open Board-a-Match Teams. playing captain of the winning team nior Knockout Teams won Monday seed, headed by Jim Kirkham, who The foursome scored 18.5 in the Continued on page 7 to make it to today’s quarterfinal Continued on page 7 Continued on page 7

Ruth McConnell honored as Grande Dame of Bridge Ruth McConnell was called the Grande Dame of North American bridge by Chairman Aileen Osofsky as Ruth was honored yesterday at the Goodwill Committee meeting. Ruth was called out of town and was not able to be present, but the proceedings were captured on video. Ruth made history in 1974 when she became the ACBL’s first woman president. In 1985 she became the first woman to be elected 1 to the Executive Council. She served for several years as the treasurer of that organization. Ruth also was one of the powers behind the start of the world competition. Carol Sanders, in 1974 a member of America’s Carol Sanders, second from left, joins other former Venice Cup champions as she reads first Venice Cup team, called all Venice Cup players present to come a tribute to Ruth McConnell, who was instrumental in getting the event started. With Continued on page 4 Sanders are Kathie Wei-Sender, , Dorothy Truscott and . Page 2 Daily Bulletin

ABoard neat 19 from thelittle second qualifying hand session SPECIAL EVENTS of the Board-a-Match Teams gave many top play- ers a chance to analyze in search of a way to de- 9:00 a.m. - Noon Club Director’sTuesday, Course, Director’s Nov. Row 25 48 feat 3NT. 11:45 a.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Jim Kirkham: Negative Doubles, Board 19 ♠ K Q 6 3 St. Louis Ballroom F-G-H ♥ 6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Michael Huston: Playing with Dlr South 10 4 ♦ , St. Louis Ballroom F-G-H Vul E-W 10 5 4 ♣ 11:30 p.m. Player Hospitality, Rose Garden Room 10 8 6 4 ♠ J 7 5 2 ♠ A 8 ♥ 8 7 3 ♥ A 5 2 ♦ K J 6 ♦ A Q 9 8 2 9:00 a.m. - Noon Club Director’sWednesday, Course, Director’s Nov. Row 26 48 ♣ A 9 3 ♣ Q 5 2 11:45 a.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Max Hardy: , St. Louis ♠ 10 9 4 Ballroom F-G-H ♥ K Q J 9 6 6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Curtis Cheek: Interstate Bidding, ♦ 7 3 St. Louis Ballroom F-G-H ♣ K J 7 11:30 p.m. Player Hospitality, Rose Garden This hand came to us from three different sources. One told us how well Judi Cody played it in the Women’s Board-a-Match. Another explained 9:00 a.m. Special regionally-ratedThursday, two-session Nov. International27 Fund Pairs (second George Mittelman’s line of play. And Bart Bramley session Friday morning). fee: $40. told us about Michael Rosenburg’s successful line. 10:30 a.m. - Noon ITT Meeting, Director’s Row 48 All three were the same! 11:45 a.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Billy Miller: Dear Billy, Live!, St. In each case South led the ♥K and continued Louis Ballroom F-G-H with a second heart to the ace. Declarer then ran 6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- : First Trick, St. Louis five diamonds, putting a tremendous discarding Ballroom F-G-H burden on South. South didn’t want to sluff any hearts -- they were all good. Spade discards might help declarer in that suit. And a club discard might set up an situation. In all three cases South discarded a club and two spades. In each case the declarer read the situ- Edgar Kaplan memorial ation -- they cashed the ♠A and put South in with any friends of the late Edgar Kaplan instead of something else. He would have excelled a heart. South of course was able to cash the hearts gathered yesterday for a memorial ser- at anything he tried. I was impressed by his hu- vice. Various speakers quavered mility -- he won 28 North American titles but he’d but then had to lead away from the king-jack of with emotion as they talked about their old friend. always point out how many more he lost. He also clubs. 3NT making in each case. MHis long-time partner Norman Kay was not in always had great respect for his close friends Can declarer still make the hand if South keeps town, so Judy Kay, his wife, spoke in his stead. BART BRAMLEY: I remember Edgar as a all three clubs? South can’t pitch all three of his Here’s what she had to say: player. I never could beat Edgar. He had an aura spades -- declarer could set up a spade trick on It is impossible for me to imagine a North at the table. I finally played in a with power with the 8 and 7. American tournament not graced by Edgar’s pres- him -- if you can’t beat him, join him. He was What if South keeps one spade and sluffs a ence. He fought with every ounce of strength un- magnificent last spring in the Swiss Teams, his last heart? Then declarer throws South in. South cashes til the very end. And as his good friend Andy Arkin championship. three hearts but then must lead the ♠10. This is astutely observed at the memorial in New York, AMALYA KEARSE: Edgar had more effect on covered the jack and queen and won with the ace. “He didn’t give in, he didn’t give up -- he simply bridge players than anyone before or since. He also Declarer then can lead the ♠8 to drive out the king, gave out.” had a great effect on the world of bridge as a writer setting up the ♠7 as the game-going trick. A neat Sadly, Edgar’s death has resulted in a double and as a creator and guru of the laws of the game. He little hand. loss for the bridge community. Norman predict- was at home all over the world. ably has decided to retire from active bridge com- ALAN TRUSCOTT: I’m going to talk about petition. I can think of no greater testimonial to the private faces of Edgar Kaplan. He was a prac- this beautiful partnership that flourished with love tical joker. Once Peter Levintritt was moaning and respect for nearly half a century. However, about all the work he had to do to get good hands Gene Simpson heads Edgar was always quick to point out that, despite ready for his classes. Edgar said there’s nothing to their modest success, they undoubtedly held the it and showed a hand that was perfect. “And you EducationalGene Simpson of Foundation record for losing more North American champi- can use the same hand to illustrate another point - Redlands CA has been onships than any other twosome in history. - just transpose the North and East hands.” Levintritt elected president of the No one can refute the fact that Norman has was astounded that Edgar could do this so easily. ACBL Educational been duly spoiled. Sitting across the table from Edgar never did tell him that he had spent an hour Foundation. Jonathan Edgar was the quintessence of bridge fulfillment. and a half setting up this hand. Edgar was a histo- Steinberg will be the He was every bridge player’s dream partner. rian, a chess enthusiast, a tennis player, a fan of vice president and Eu- 3 But you must understand that it was not bridge Bach and Gilbert and Sullivan, a wine expert, a gene Kales the secre- that Norman loved -- more specifically it was gourmet and a cat lover. tary-treasurer. “bridge with Edgar”. For Edgar was endowed JOAN GERARD: Edgar was a part of my life Simpson’s main fo- with a unique combination of enormous talent, su- since I started playing bridge in 1969. We must cus will be on planned perb judgment, good manners, impeccable ethics always remember what Edgar stood for. giving through wills and a most adorable sense of humor. I think of RALPH COHEN: Edgar helped me to get to and estates. He sees this him as ’s droll silver-tongued ora- the United States so that I could go to work for the as an excellent way to tor!! ACBL. I always looked forward to the first Satur- raise the funds neces- Gene Simpson Following are excerpts from other speakers. day of each NABC -- that’s when the Laws Com- sary to finance many HOWARD PILTCH: Edgar always did the hon- mission met. I always loved to listen to Edgar talk programs, included computer-oriented programs. orable thing. He never dealt in gamesmanship. about the Laws, and I’m honored to follow in his Simpson, a Grand Life Master with more than There’s no way to replace him in the international footsteps. Let’s never forget that all of us here are 14,000 , won the North American community. With Edgar, whatever was right for Edgar’s bridge family. Swiss in 1984. He is a professional bridge player players was right for bridge. KATHIE WEI-SENDER: Edgar made the who competes about 25 weeks a year. He also is a RICHARD FREEMAN: I first played with game pure and honest. My late husband C.C.Wei financial planner, dealing in annuities and mutual Edgar way back in 1953, and I always had the once asked Edgar why the United States always funds. He has served on unit boards for the past 25 greatest admiration for him. When we went to lost in the world championships. C.C. told him years, on the District 22 board for six years, on Beijing in 1995 for the , it was ab- that the Italians had a better . C.C. the Board of Governors for seven years and as solutely automatic that Edgar would be our cap- decided he wanted to learn the sys- Educational Foundation treasurer for two years. tain. All six of us agree that we wouldn’t have won tem, but Edgar touted him off of that and sug- without Edgar. Edgar helped me personally in a gested that he work up his own system. As C.C. great many ways. composed the Precision system, Edgar was his GAIL GREENBERG: How lucky we are that guiding light. I will not miss Edgar -- he’s still There is aMessage message board board located near the In- Edgar chose to devote his incredible talent to bridge here with us -- always. formation Desk on Level 4 at the Adam’s Mark. Daily Bulletin Page 3

Sylvia MossBuilding and Janice Seamon, on winners a ofsolid foundation Who needs the Life Master Women’s Pairs, had a strong last round to emerge victorious, but it was their steady play earlier in the event that put them in a position Sometimesstoppers? it’s a good idea to bluff. If your to win. These two deals from the event’s second opponents believe that you have what you say you day illustrate that point. The first is from the first have, you can get away with murder. final session. If the opponents smell a rat, you had best let Dlr: South ♠5 3 discretion be the better part of valor. Two East- Vul: E-W ♥8 2 West pairs on this deal from the afternoon session ♦A K Q 9 2 4 of the Stratified Mixed Pairs learned that lesson ♣A K Q 6 the hard way. ♠A J 10 6 ♠Q 2 Dlr: South ♠10 7 3 ♥K Q 6 4 ♥9 7 5 3 Vul: Both ♥A K J 10 7 ♦7 6 5 ♦8 3 ♦8 7 4 ♣9 2 ♣J 8 7 5 3 ♣J 5 ♠ ♠ ♠K 9 8 7 4 8 K 6 4 ♥ ♥ ♥A J 10 6 3 Q 9 They were second in the Life Master Women’s Pairs: ♦ ♦ ♦J 10 4 Q 10 3 A K J 5 2 Linda Perlman and Hjordis Eythorsdottir. ♣ ♣ ♣10 4 A Q 10 9 8 4 3 K 7 2 ♠A Q J 9 5 2 West North East South ♥ Moss Seamon 8 5 4 2 ♦9 6 Pass BrilliantKyle Larsen madedefensive a brilliant defensive move move ♣6 Pass 1♦ Pass 1♠ on this deal from the first final of the Life Master This was the bidding when Don and Anita Pass 2NT Pass 3NT Open Pairs. Heitler of Englewood CO, North-South, played the All Pass ♠ Board 19 5 3 deal. Seamon led the ♣5, not the best start for the ♥ Dlr South 8 2 West North East South defense, and declarer seemed to be in control when ♦ Vul E-W A K Q 9 2 2♠ the ♣10 held in dummy. ♣ A K Q 6 3♣ 3♥ 3NT All Pass North played a diamond to her ace and con- ♠ ♠ A J 10 6 Q 2 Perhaps East was confident of a spade lead. tinued with a heart to the jack. Moss won the ♥Q ♥ K Q 6 4 ♥ 9 7 5 3 Perhaps East didn’t see North’s 3♥ bid card on and made the key play -- a diamond. Declarer won ♦ 7 6 5 ♦ 8 3 the table. Perhaps East believes in the tooth fairy. in hand and tried a heart to the 10. Moss won the ♣ 9 2 ♣ J 8 7 5 3 At any rate, the defense was deadly accurate: heart queen and completed the defensive by re- ♠ K 9 8 7 4 turning a club. ♥ A J 10 to the king, spade to the jack, heart to the ace -- ♥ Declarer’s communications were now com- ♦ J 10 4 goodbye, Q -- and so forth. The defenders took pletely fouled. If she went to dummy with the ♦J ♣ 10 4 the first 11 tricks to rack up plus 700. to cash the ♥A, she would be stranded in dummy West North East South A top, you say? Not even close. Here’s what and actually go down on the forced play away Larsen Weichsel Polowan Zia happened when John Stansbury of Minneapolis from the ♠K. Declarer’s only option was to cash Pass and Adele Verkamp of Phoenix held the North- out for nine tricks. Minus 400 was good for 21.5 Pass 1♦ Pass 1♠ South cards. out of 25 matchpoints. Pass 3♣ Pass 3NT West North East South ♠ Note that if Moss had returned a club at trick All Pass 2 ♥ four instead of a diamond, declarer would have Larsen started with the K to Zia’s ace, Michael Pass Pass 2NT Pass been able to win the diamond return in dummy Polowan contributing a discouraging 7. Zia crossed 3NT Dbl All Pass (!!!) and cash the ♥A before playing another diamond to a high diamond and led a spade, putting up the East’s pass was brave but the bluff didn’t work. to hand. king when Polowan played low. Larsen won the ace South found the heart lead, reasoning that it was The next deal is from the second final session and returned the six of spades! This was a killer. correct because (1) the opponents had not looked Polowan won the queen and got back to Larsen with and featured aggressive bidding by Seamon and for a heart fit and (2) her poor holding in the mi- a heart to the queen. Larsen cashed his two good Moss that paid off handsomely. nors indicated the opponents might be able to run spades to set the contract one trick. Dlr: East ♠--- off nine or more tricks in the minors if her side Of course Zia would never have played the hand Vul: Both ♥J 8 6 5 4 2 didn’t take their tricks first. The heart lead was this way in a team event, but he was playing ♦A J 8 5 very right, and the result was plus 2000 for North- ♣ matchpoints where overtricks are worth their weight South. K 9 2 in gold. If Polowan had the ♠A, Zia probably would ♠ ♠ East should be forced to listen to the Kenny Q 9 7 6 5 2 A K J 8 4 have wound up with 11 tricks. If he had played the ♥ ♥ Rogers tune about knowing when to hold ‘em Q 9 A 10 hand like a team hand, he would have knocked out ♦ ♦ 9 3 10 6 the ♥Q and claimed 10 tricks. and when to fold ‘em. There’s also something ♣ ♣ J 7 4 A 6 5 3 It’s a bit surprising that Zia went up with the in there about knowing when to walk away and ♠ 10 3 king when Polowan followed low on the spade. If when to run. “Run” is the word East should ♥K 7 3 Polowan had the ace, he probably would have memorize. ♦K Q 7 4 2 taken it and fired back a heart through Zia. Zia ♣Q 10 8 would have survived if he had played a medium West North East South spade instead of the king. Seamon Moss 1♠ Pass 2♠ 3♥ 4♠ 5♥ Marriott buffet Pass Pass Dbl Pass 5♠ All Pass ITTThe InternationalCommittee Team Trials agenda Committee will Includes $9.95salad bar and Not everyone would find a vulnerable, three- meet Thursday, Nov. 27, and Friday, Nov. 28, at level bid with the North hand, but timid bidding 10:30 a.m. in Director’s Room 48, fourth floor, non-alcoholic beverages doesn’t win pairs events. Actually, North-South Adam’s Mark. cannot be defeated in 5♥ thanks to the double Following is the agenda for the meetings: fit and the favorable position. Norths who 1. Review and approval of minutes from sum- Tuesday, Nov. 25 entered the auction on this deal reaped huge re- mer meeting in Albuquerque. Salad bar wards. 2. Trials security provisions. Even if South leads a heart, giving up a trick, a. Penalties for violations of provisions. Meatloaf with gravy East can take no more than nine tricks. Moss b. Directors’ authority to assess penalties Pork loin with avoided the heart lead against 5♠ and the part- for violations. nership earned 17 out of 25 matchpoints for plus 3. Appeal of security violation penalties. sherry mushroom sauce 300. a. Procedure for appeals. Honey-glazed carrots Incidentally, Seamon is a record holder in the b. Chain of appeals from ITT to ACBL Life Master Women’s Pairs. At the 1993 Fall NABC appeals procedures. Mashed potatoes 4. Adding Conduct and Ethics provisions/pro- in Seattle, Seamon and Sabine Zenkel (now Auken) Peas with mushrooms won the event by the mid-boggling margin of seven cedures to ITT conditions. boards. 5. Review of who forms and/or serves on tour- nament, appeals and/or conduct committees. Cobbler Page 4 Daily Bulletin

Jay Brown Continued from page 1

If you’reDuck going to oopsa trick against an expert, the big news. “I’m absolutely flapped. What a surprise!” be sure you do it perfectly in . If you don’t, you He stopped to catch his breath, then added, “I’m might end up like the defender who played against just me. I’ve been working with bridge players for 40 Hjordis Eythorsdottir on this deal from the first quali- years -- always totally involved. I have a regular job, fying session of the Women’s Board-a-Match Teams. but I get bridge calls day and night, at work and at Eythorsdottir was playing with Linda Perlman. home. Dlr: East ♠K 10 8 “For me this is fun. I enjoy the game and I enjoy Vul: N-S ♥J 10 4 3 2 ♦9 7 the people. I’m getting into my mellow time, and it’s ♣A 10 4 wonderful to have the contacts I have made in this ♠A Q 6 ♠J 7 game.” ♥K 6 ♥A Q 9 Jay has been interested in bridge for more years ♦K 10 8 5 3 ♦A J 6 4 than he wishes us to know. Starting when he was six ♣9 8 2 ♣K J 5 3 2 years old, he watched his dad play bridge every Friday ♠9 5 4 3 2 evening. He found three friends to play bridge with ♥8 7 5 when he was in the eighth grade, and by the time he ♦ Q 2 was a senior the group had expanded to 12. When he ♣ Q 7 6 went to UCLA, he was taught the rules and how to West North East South score by Lois Allard. As a matter of fact he was a tour- Perlman Eythorsdottir nament director for 25 years --“but not any more,” he 1NT Pass 3NT All Pass said. South led a low spade and Eythorsdottir, known Nowadays, according to Susan Hurlbert who nomi- to friends as Disa, played low. North put in the 10 nated him, “he contributes to the courteous, cheerful with just a hint of a flicker. It was enough for and ethical play of bridge. Our bridge club has been Ruth McConnell Eythorsdottir. ranked among the leading clubs in the ACBL, and Jay She played the ♦A and a low diamond to the queen Ruth McConnell Continued from page 1 is one of the main factors in our success and growth. and king, followed by three more rounds of diamonds. He is always promoting goodwill at the table.” North discarded two low hearts and a low club. Next to the podium as she paid tribute to Ruth. Joining Here are more excerpts from Hurlbert’s letter of came a low club from dummy. When North followed here were Jacqui Mitchell, Gail Greenberg, Dor- nomination. low, Eythorsdottir flew with the king. Three rounds of othy Truscott and Kathie Wei-Sender. We feel that Jay has made outstanding contribu- hearts were next, leaving this position: Sanders recalled that the Venice Cup team pre- tions to the ethical and courteous playing of bridge. He ♠K 8 sented Ruth with a rose for leading them to vic- ♥ steps far beyond the requirements at our games, assist- --- tory. Yesterday she showed the porcelain rose that ♦ ing players and ensuring a courteous environment. When --- will be presented to Ruth. ♣A Jay started directing at our club a few years ago, he ♠ ♠ Glenn Smith, who succeeded Ruth as District took over a small junior game of eight or nine tables. A Q 7 8’s representative to the Board of Directors, told ♥--- ♥--- Since then, the under-200 game has expanded to two what a major difference Ruth has made in women’s ♦--- ♦--- nights of 17 or 18 tables per night. Jay now directs a bridge. “Ruth contributed to bridge on all levels,” ♣9 ♣J 5 number of our open games. These have become so popu- he said. “Why do we say she was the first woman ♠9 lar that the club now offers valet parking because our to do this and the first woman to do that? She just ♥--- large lot is so full. ♦ did things well -- she was great for her district.” --- Jay takes bridge very seriously and recognizes that ♣ Henry Francis read congratulatory messages Q 7 most duplicate players do also. However, he insists that Eythorsdottir had only to exit with a club to North’s to Ruth from former ACBL President Chris Wil- good manners and attitudes be displayed in the games ace to put the capper on a well-played deal and a win son and original Venice Cupper Betty Ann he directs. He maintains an exceptionally pleasant at- on the board. Kennedy. He also told how instrumental Ruth was in advancing the Venice Cup to world champion- mosphere. He has made such an impression on our play- ship rank. ers that we very rarely have a problem at a table that “In 1978 she petitioned the WBF to change the makes it necessary to remove a team’s score for bad Venice Cup into a real world championship,” said sportsmanship, even though this is a major issue at other Francis. “And she convinced WBF President Jaime clubs. He also has the poise and tact to coax pleasant BernieceThinking Anglea of Laguna cap Beach CA worked Ortiz-Patiño she was right. Instead of being an exhi- attitudes from those persons who tend to forget their out the position on this deal. bition match between Italy and the United States, the good manners amid the fierce competition of duplicate ♠ Board 19 K 10 9 Venice Cup became a real international event with play. ♥ Dlr South K Q 8 6 2 five teams from around the world competing. His directing is highly accurate, very fair and dip- ♦ Vul E-W A 10 “The Rosenblum Teams also began in 1978, lomatically offered. All our players know Jay will not ♣ K 10 3 but there was no woman’s event to run alongside show favoritism and will not bend the rules. ♠ ♠ 3 2 Q J 8 6 it. That was taken care of when a women’s knock- Jay shows an exceptional ability to make the newer ♥ ♥ 10 J 7 5 3 out was staged in Albuquerque in 1994. Who was and less experienced player feel comfortable in the com- ♦ ♦ K J 9 5 3 2 8 4 this event named after? Ruth McConnell, of petitive duplicate environment. It takes exceptional tal- ♣ ♣ J 7 5 4 A 9 6 course!” ent to combine players of so many levels into a single ♠ A 7 5 4 Barbara Nudelman read a congratulatory mes- game that can still be challenging and enjoyable for all ♥ A 9 4 sage from Tom Sanders. players. ♦ Osofsky told of the new Zero Tolerance policy Q 7 6 He arrives early and stays late, and he is always ♣ that will be put into effect at the Reno NABC next Q 8 2 ready to help answer questions and make sure all games spring. “The plan should work,” said Osofsky. West North East South run smoothly. He has devoted extra effort in the match- “You take away their points and you’re stabbing Pass ups for our unit games and special events. Even when ♣ them in the heart.” Pass 1NT Pass 2 he is not directing, he is still willing to lend a hand. He Pass 2♥ Pass 3NT Jay Brown was announced as the Goodwill Member of the Year (see story on page 1). Woody never adopts the attitude that he is “not on duty”. All Pass The bridge world is fortunate to have many strong East didn’t want to lead a major -- South ap- Kaiser, president of District 3, said the committee could not have made a better choice. He plans to and diligent proponents. Unit 561 is particularly proud parently had spades and North had hearts. Clubs the Goodwill emblem on Brown when he gets of Jay Brown. We feel he truly is a goodwill ambassa- didn’t look particularly appealing, either, so she back to the West Coast. dor for the ACBL. led the ♦8 to the jack and ace. Anglea led a club Nancy Foy, ACBL’s planning chief, was Here are quotes from Unit 561 members. to the queen and played a spade to the 10 and pinned as the newest honorary member of the “At the end of the evening when a director is en- jack. East led another diamond to partner’s king, Goodwill Committee. r titled to feel frazzled, Jay is still involved in everyone’s and West continued the suit to dummy’s queen. success. All players feel the warmth of hope and en- ♥ After cashing the K and seeing the 10 drop couragement in his comments.” from West, Anglea put on her thinking cap. East “Numero uno -- el mejor -- simply the greatest. had only two diamonds, so apparently she was 4- Mucho goodwill. Keeps peace.” ♥ I’d likeGoodwill to issue an invitation message to all of you. Join 4-2-3, in which case the 10 from West was a “Jay is unfailingly great with novice and interme- singleton. Suiting thought to action, she finessed me and other members of the Goodwill Commit- tee in promoting better bridge: your behavior to- diate players, always making them feel welcome and the ♥9 successfully, then cashed the ace. She ward partner and your opponents can produce comfortable.” crossed to her hand with the ♠K, and when she better results and a more enjoyable game for ev- “I have never seen Jay without a smile. He sets the then cashed her hearts she put unbearable pres- eryone. Do your part. mood at our bridge club. Jay has made a real difference sure on East to protect the black suits. Plus 460 Aileen Osofsky in my world.” for a top score. Chairman, Goodwill Committee “He’s our man!” r Daily Bulletin Page 5

TOURNAMENT APPEALS PlayBlue in the Blue Ribbon Ribbon Pairs, consideredPairs: by play1983 starts1. Marty Bergen, today Larry Cohen; 2. Pe- many the premiere pair event on the ACBL calen- ter Weichsel, Mike Lawrence Subject: UnauthorizedCASE FIVE Information dar, begins today. 1984 1-2. Jack Kennedy, Bobby Wolff; 1- Event: Life Master Pairs, 22 Nov 97, Second The event is played over three days and in- 2. David Funk, Mark Lair Session cludes two qualifying sessions, two semifinal ses- 1985 1. Eric Rodwell, Walter Johnson; 2. Kit Board: 26 Cameron Doner sions and two final sessions. Woolsey, Ed Manfield Dealer: East ♠ --- Entry is restricted to winners and runners-up 1986 1. Bob Hamman, Ron Von der Porten; Vul: Both ♥ J 8 6 5 4 2 in regional championships -- plus high finishers 2. Kit Woolsey, Ed Manfield ♦ A J 8 5 in North American championships, members of 1987 1. Fred Stewart, Steve Weinstein; 2. ♣ K 9 2 current Grand National district championship Kerri Shuman, Robert Levin William Lea Bill Sokeland teams, members of current official teams repre- 1988 1. Marty Bergen, Larry Cohen; 2. Rob- ♠ ♠ Q 9 7 6 5 2 A K J 8 4 senting ACBL and the top 100 lifetime masterpoint ert Levin, Ron Smith ♥ Q 9 ♥ A 10 holders. 1989 1. Mark Molson, Robert Lebi; 2. ♦ 9 3 ♦ 10 6 The event is contested for the Cavendish Tro- Gaylor Kasle, Roger Bates ♣ J 7 4 ♣ A 6 5 3 phy, awarded for the National Open Pair Champi- 1990 1. Kit Woolsey, Ed Manfield; 2. Brian Jim Looby ♠ 10 3 onship and donated by the of New Glubok, Sam Lev ♥ K 7 3 York in 1928. Since 1963, the trophy has been 1991 1. Bob Hamman, Nick Nickell; 2. ♦ K Q 7 4 2 awarded to winners of the Blue Ribbon Pairs. Mark Tolliver, Marc Zwerling ♣ Q 10 8 Dorothy Truscott and B. Jay Becker won the 1992 1. Haig Tchamitch, Adam Wildavsky; WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH inaugural event in 1963 -- and Truscott remains 2. , Ravindra Murthy 1♠ Pass the only woman winner. 1993 1. Bob Hamman, Michael Rosenberg; 2♠ 3♥ Dbl (1) Pass Bob Hamman has four wins, each with a dif- 2. Martin De Bruin, Steve Price 3♠ Pass Pass 4♥ ferent partner: Lew Mathe in 1964, Ron Von der 1994 1. Mark Lair, Alexander Weiland; 2. Pass Pass Dbl Pass Porten in 1986, Nick Nickell in 1991 and Michael Fred Stewart, Steve Weinstein 4♠ All Pass Rosenberg in 1993. 1995 1. David Berkowitz, Larry Cohen; 2. (1) Break in tempo Larry Cohen also has four wins: with Ron Jerry Helms, Paul Kiefer The Facts: 4♠ went down one, plus 100 for Gerard in 1981, with Marty Bergen in 1983 and 1996 1. Jim Krekorian, Bob Blanchard; 2. ♥ N/S. After the agreed-upon slow double of 3 , 1988 and with David Berkowitz in 1996. Cohen David Berkowitz, Larry Cohen ♠ South passed and West pulled to 3 . After two and Berkowitz were second last year. more passes, South asked West about the double Kit Woolsey has three wins: with Steve and was told it was penalty. East then quickly Robinson in 1973 and 1975 and with Ed Manfield flashed his to South indicating by in 1990. pointing that the double was not penalty. South In the 34-year history of the Blue Ribbon Pairs, then bid 4♥ and after two passes, East doubled in Al Rand tempo. West then bid 4♠. Because the 4♠ bid there has been only one tie: in 1984, Jack Kennedy and Bobby Wolff tied with David Funk and Mark 1907-1997 might have been made more attractive by the ini- Al Rand of New York City, a major member of ♥ Lair. tial slow double of 3 and the improper actions the bridge community, died Sunday evening just three Lair waited another 10 years before claiming involving his convention card the Director changed weeks short of his 90th birthday. His family and ♥ his second title in 1994 with first-time partner the contract to 4 doubled made five, plus 990 friends had been planning to give him a party on his for N/S. Alexander Weiland. 90th birthday on Dec. 14. The Appeal: E/W appealed the Director’s rul- Winners and runners-up: A Gold Life Master with more than 4000 ing. West and North attended the hearing. West 1963 1. B. Jay Becker, Dorothy Hayden; 2. masterpoints, Rand won the Men’s Swiss Teams stated that with six-card spade support and almost Harold Harkavy, Cliff Russell North American championship in Buffalo. He lived zero defensive strength, he was always going to 1964 1. Bob Hamman, Lew Mathe; 2. in New York City for the last 60 years of his life. He pull the double. West agreed he had already shown Gunther Polak, Robert Sharp married Rita Rand, another North American cham- no interest in defending by pulling the double of 1965 1. Chuck Henke, John Moran; 2. Mike pion player, 34 years ago. ♥ ♠ 3 . When asked why he had not bid 4 immedi- Lawrence, Ron Von der Porten He was a brother-in-law to the late , ♥ ately over 4 he stated that he was afraid he would 1966 1. Charles Coon, Richard Zeckhauser; and they worked together in Strand Investments. be doubled and would go down too much. 2. Leland Ferer, Gratian Goldstein Rand had a major athletic background. While at The Committee Decision: The Committee 1967 1. Sami Kehela, Baron Wolf Lebovic; Penn State, he played as both a halfback and a quar- decided that although the 4♠ bid had consider- 2. Phil Feldsman, Lew Mathe terback. Up until his late eighties he was still playing able bridge logic, West had already in effect 1968 1. Larry Cohen, Richard Katz; 2. tennis regularly and he did hundreds of wall pushups shown his (evaluation of) his hand by his pull daily. ♥ Bobby Goldman, Mike Lawrence of 3 doubled. This, coupled with West’s fail- Rand was one of the persons who was trapped ure to bid 4♠ immediately over 4♥ and East’s 1969 1. Eric Paulsen, Alex Tschekaloff; 2- 4. Sami Kehela, Eric Murray; 2-4. Tom Hodapp, in the elevator during the 1987 NABC in St. Louis. improper flashing of the convention card cre- The elevator was quite crowded, and Rand was hav- Robert Morris; 2-4. Larry Cohen, Richard Katz ated a situation where the delayed bid could not ing a tough time. The elevator was in telephone con- 1970 1. Chuck Burger, Ira Rubin; 2. Rich- be allowed. The Committee unanimously agreed tact with the hotel, and Rand’s problem was called to ♥ to change the contract to 4 doubled made five, ard Freeman, Cliff Russell the attention of the operator. She asked to speak to plus 990 for N/S. After discussion, the Commit- 1971 1. Roger Bates, John Grantham; 2. Rand. tee decided to return the deposit because the Hermine Baron, Mike Lawrence She told him that she understood that he had a appeal had merit. 1972 1. Richard Khautin, Warren Kornfeld; lot of experience handling people and that some of In addition, West was told that the flashing of 2. Garey Hayden, Mark Lair those on the elevator were having problems. She the convention card in the manner that East did 1973 1. Steve Robinson, Kit Woolsey; 2. asked him to take charge and calm down his fellow was the equivalent of telling everyone at the table Kathie Cappelletti, Mike Cappelletti passengers. He instantly forgot about his own prob- that partner had erred in his explanation -- a most 1974 1. Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay; 2. lems and reassured his fellow passengers. improper action. West was told to inform his part- Roger Bates, George Rosenkranz ner of this and that the Committee regretted not 1975 1. Steve Robinson, Kit Woolsey; 2. having the opportunity to explain this to him in Ron Andersen, Hugh MacLean person. 1976 1. Jay Alfelbaum, Bill Edelstein; 2. Jim Chairman: Dave Treadwell Jacoby, David Berkowitz Committee members: Phil Brady, Brad Moss, Lilly FloppyLachter re- hat lost Brian Trent, Ellen Siebert 1977 1. Lou Bluhm, Tommy Sanders; 2. ports that her floppy Kathie Cappelletti, Mike Cappelletti black velvet hat that 1978 1. Ron Andersen, David Berkowitz; 2. she values highly still Ted Horning, Peter Nagy hasn’t been turned in. 1979 1. Robert Levin, Ron Smith; 2. James Her name is on a card Bennett, Chester Davis inside the hat. It’s a 10-year-old hat that is torn on Ina Demme and Janet Dunbar of Toronto re- Active Ethics 1980 1. Warren Rosner, Allan Stauber; 2. the inside -- but it is precious to Lilly. She believes ceived 49.5 masterpoints on a 51 top on one of Dan Morse, Bobby Nail it was lost on the second level outside the playing the boards in the Life Master Women’s Pairs. How- room at the Adam’s Mark Hotel. If found please 1981 1. Larry Cohen, Ron Gerard; 2. Chip ever, when they checked the hand records they turn in to the Daily Bulletin office, Director’s Row Martel, Lew Stansby discovered that the board must have been fouled. 26 on the fourth floor of the Adam’s Mark. Lilly 1982 1. Eric Rodwell, Jeff Meckstroth; 2-3. They immediately reported this to the tournament will make a $100 donation to the ACBL Charity Bob Blanchard, Drew Casen; 2-3. Peter Boyd, staff -- and suddenly they did not have 49.5 Foundation in the name of the person who finds Steve Robinson matchpoints any longer. Good Active Ethics. and returns the hat. Page 6 Daily Bulletin

APPEALS COMMITTEE Raymond L.Director Raskin, Gulph Mills PA

Jon Brissman,Co-Chairmen San Bernadino CA Alan LeBendig, Los Angeles CA

KarenVice Allison, Chairman Jersey City NJ Martin Caley, Ottawa ON Rich Colker, Wheaton MD Bob Glasson, Pennington NJ Gail Greenberg, New York NY Michael Huston, Joplin MO Mary Hardy, Las Vegas NV Bill Passell, Carol Springs FL Peggy Sutherlin, Dallas TX Dave Treadwell, Wilmington DE

SpecialJohn Solodar, Consultant New York NY

NABCLinda Appeals Weinstein, Administration Pinehurst NC

Darwin Afdahl, Virginia Beach VAMembersMarinesa Letizia, Louisville KY Lowell Andrews, Huntington Beach CA Peter Lieberman, Providence RI Mark Bartusek, Manhattan Beach CA Jim Linhart, New York NY Phil Becker, Cleveland OH Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ Robert Morris, Houston TX Henry Bethe, Ithaca NY Jo Morse, Palm Beach Gardens FL Bart Bramley, Chicago IL Brad Moss, New York NY Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA Steve Onderwyzer, Venice CA Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA Beth Palmer, Silver Spring MD Jerry Clerkin, Clarksville IN Bill Pollack, Englewood Cliffs NJ Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL Judy Randal, Albuquerque NM Stasha Cohen, New York NY Mike Rahtjen, Charleston SC Ralph Cohen, Memphis TN Eric Rodwell, Naperville IL George Dawkins, Austin TX Becky Rogers, Dallas TX Lynn Deas, Schenectady NY Michael Rosenberg, Tuckahoe NY Doug Doub, West Hartford CT Hugh Ross, Oakland CA Mary Jane Farell, Los Angeles CA Nancy Sachs, Cincinnati Marc Fourcaudot, Montreal PQ Ellen Siebert, Little Rock AR Jerry Gaer, Scottsdale AZ Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA Ron Gerard, White Plains NY Carlyn Steiner, Seattle WA Bobby Goldman, Highland Village TX George Steiner, Seattle WA Bob Gookin, Arlington VA Claire Tornay, New York NY Robb Gordon, New York NY Brian Trent, Los Angeles CA Bob Hamman, Dallas TX Walt Walvick, Alexandria VA Bill Hunter, Reading MA Phil Warden, Madison WI Corinne Kirkham, San Bernadino CA Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL Ken Kranyak, Bay Village OH Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ Bill Laubenheimer, San Francisco CA Michael White, Atlanta GA Ed Lazarus, Baltimore MD Jon Wittes, Claremont CA

Olin ScreenersHubert, Atlanta GA Brian Moran, Ellicott City MD

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Revenge is sweet As Voltaire said,By “RevengeBarry Rigal is a dish best eaten cold.” When Doug Heron and I played Michael Seamon and Mike Passell in the second qualify- ing session of the Open Board-a-Match Teams, they were in a mood to try to get their own back for a defeat in the Morning Knockout Teams a couple of days before. 8 Dlr: South ♠10 3 2 Vul: Both ♥A Q 9 2 ♦A K 4 ♣K 8 7 ♠J ♠K 9 7 6 4 ♥7 5 3 ♥K 4 ♦Q 10 9 ♦8 7 5 3 ♣10 9 6 4 3 2 ♣A 5 ♠A Q 8 5 ♥J 10 8 6 ♦J 6 2 Members of the world champion Venice Cup from the United States were honored last night by ACBL President ♣Q J Howard Piltch. Shaking hands with Piltch is non-playing captain Sue Picus. In back, left to right, are Lisa Berkowitz, Our teammates conceded minus 400 against Marinesa Letizia, Jill Meyers, Mildred Breed and Tobi Sokolow. Randi Montin was not in St. Louis. 3NT, but we played 4♥ after I opened 1NT as North and South bid Stayman. Seamon led a diamond to the jack, queen and ace, and I played a club. Seamon took the ace as Passell played the 10, and shifted to a VeniceACBL President Howard Cup Piltch last championsnight paid “I take off my honoredhat to congratulate Lisa spade. If I had put the ♠Q in I would have been tribute to the American team that won the Venice Berkowitz, Marinesa Letizia, Jill Meyers, Mildred laughing, but I played low and Passell scored Cup last month at the world championships in Breed, Tobi Sokolow and Randi Montin. Special his jack and played a second diamond. I won, Hammamet, Tunisia. kudos go to Sue Picus, their non-playing captain, cashed the ♣Q and finessed in hearts. Seamon “This was a major achievement on the part of who made all the right moves en route to the cham- won the ♥K, but instead of cashing the diamond these women,” said Piltch. “It’s time for champion pionship.” he played a spade. I played the ace and Passell women players to get the credit due them. In the Piltch was right when he said gruelling. These ruffed. I still had a spade and a diamond to lose. past it has been the practice to downplay the win- women had to survive a full week of round-robin Down three! Next: ners of women’s events. That time is past. These play -- three matches a day. Then came a 96-board ♠ women are true champions. They survived an ex- quarterfinal, a 96-board semifinal against their Dlr: West K Q J 9 8 7 5 Vul: None ♥A Q 3 tremely gruelling competition, finally overcoming compatriots from the United States and a 128- ♦ a powerful team of women from China. board final. Two full weeks of non-stop bridge. --- ♣K 5 2 ♠10 3 2 ♠A 6 4 ♥10 8 7 5 4 ♥K J 9 Women's Teams Continued from page 1 Open Teams Continued from page 1 ♦J 7 5 2 ♦6 3 ♣ ♣ in the Venice Cup -- a squad which included second final session to win easily. In fact, they were in A Q J 7 6 3 ♠ Berkowitz. the lead by three boards with a round to play. The win --- ♥ Two other members of the winning Venice Cup was the first North American championship for Doub 6 2 ♦ team, Mildred Breed and Tobi Sokolow, were on the and Rengstorff. A K Q 10 9 8 4 second-place squad in the Women’s BAM. Their In second place were John Sutherlin, Russ Ekeblad, ♣10 9 8 4 teammates were Renee Mancuso and Shawn Quinn. Ron Smith (Chattanooga), Allen Hawkins and Jim Fos- Our teammates defended 6♦, which perhaps In third place were more Venice Cup competi- ter. Bart Bramley, Howard Weinstein, Steve Garner and should have been doubled for plus 100 or 300. tors -- Kathie-Wei Sender, Beth Palmer, Lynn Deas Sidney Lazard were third. They collected plus 50. and Juanita Chambers, bronze medalists in Tuni- Doub, who lives in West Hartford CT, is a data I played 4♠ (I jumped to game after partner sia. They were joined in the Women’s BAM by analyst for the Travelers Insurance Co. The other mem- had invited in diamonds). When dummy came Stasha Cohen. bers of the team are New York City residents. down I foolishly expressed the view that I would Krekorian and Rengstorff are options traders. All of the winners were happy, of course, but hope to avoid three down. Alas, this is how it Blanchard stays busy with a number of enterprises, in- Goldberg was especially pleased. The victory was went: opening club lead to the ace, heart to the cluding promotion of the Pairs, her first North American championship. queen and king, club and a heart to the ace. now moved to Las Vegas. ♠ After becoming the youngest woman Life Krekorian and Blanchard won the Blue Ribbon Pairs When I led the Q, Seamon won and gave Master in the early Seventies, she had taken a long last year at San Francisco. They have played only spo- Passell another club ruff. I still had a heart to hiatus from bridge, partly to rear her son, now 17. radically since, although they did commit to playing lose. Down three! Returning to bridge a couple of years ago, the once a week a couple of months before the Fall NABC. Philadelphia options trader made ACBL news with “We’ve been getting beat up playing against our girl- the high East-West Saturday score in the World- friends,” Krekorian said. wide Bridge Contest in June. After they failed to make the first cut in the Blue All of Goldberg’s teammates have multiple Ribbon Pairs last year, Doub and Rengstorff entered North American championships, including wins and won a Flight A Knockout Teams at the San Fran- in the Women’s BAM. cisco tournament. Other than that, however, they have Berkowitz won her first world title in Tunisia. played very little together. “It’s 15 sessions altogether,” Picus has wins in the Venice Cup in 1991 and 1993. said Doub. r Pollack was third in the World Mixed Pairs in 1986. r Senior KO Continued from page 1

fell to the squad led by Shome Mukherjee. The #1 seed, captained by Robert Carteaux, de- International feated the Robert Ryder squad -- last year’s runners-up 9 -- 185-137 to advance. Fund game Today’s matchups, by captain, are Robert Carteaux A special two-session International versus Gerald Schneider; Mukherjee versus Jim Fel- Fund game will take place Thursday and lows; Mike Levine versus Colin Revill, and Jim Sternberg versus John Gustafson. Friday mornings. The money raised will be r used to help with expenses of the players who will represent North America in the World Championship in Lille, France, next year. Both sessions will begin at 9 a.m., Mark Steele,New 49, Lifeof Alexandria Master VA, went over the and the entry fee will be $40 per pair. top as a Life Master with a section second in Strat B of Jean Friedrich of Des Moines IA is wearing the St. Louis Rams jersey worn by defensive star D’Marco Farr. She the Open Pairs yesterday. He was partnered by Ken won the jersey in a drawing sponsored by the Rams on Kaufman of Gaithersburg MD. Sunday evening. Page 8 Daily Bulletin

OPEN BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 52 Teams 115.08 1 Jim Krekorian - John Rengstorff - Robert Blanchard, New York NY; Douglas Freedom of choice Doub, West Hartford CT 39.73 There are times Byto Rayget Leeactive on defense, and 86.31 2 John Sutherlin, Dallas TX; Russell Ekeblad, Providence RI; Ron Smith, times to lay low and let declarer find his own path- Chattanooga TN; Allen Hawkins Jr - Jim Foster, Birmingham AL 37.95 way to doom. When you can see that, left to his 64.73 3 Bart Bramley - Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL; Sidney Lazard Sr, New Orleans LA; Steve Garner, Northfield IL 36.41 own devices, declarer is going to find the right 51.15 4 Mark Lair, Canyon TX; Chip Martel, Davis CA; Richard Schwartz, E Elmhurst line, it is time to get busy and create some losing NY; Lew Stansby, Castro Valley CA 36.05 options for him. 46.03 5 Nick Nickell, New York NY; Richard Freeman, Atlanta GA; Bobby Wolff - Bob Fred Gitelman of Toronto chose a good time Hamman, Dallas TX; Eric Rodwell, Naperville IL; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL 35.23 to do this on the following deal from the second 41.85 6 Allan Graves, Vancouver BC; Gordon McOrmond, Delta BC; Dan Jacob, Burnaby qualifying session of the Open Board-a-Match BC; Bryan Maksymetz, Coquitlam BC 34.68 teams: 38.36 7 Jeff Schuett, Riverwoods IL; Sangarapil Mohan, Oakbrook IL; Claude Vogel, Dlr: West ♠7 5 Chicago IL; Craig Gardner, Streamwood IL 34.50 Vul: N-S ♥A Q 10 9 6 35.41 8 Jim Mahaffey, Winter Park FL; Chris Willenken, New York NY; Darren Wolpert, Thornhill ON; Ronald Smith, San Francisco CA; Reece Rogers, ♦A K 9 ♣ Southaven MS 34.36 10 5 4 31.79 9/10 Grant Baze, La Jolla CA; Fred Gitelman - George Mittelman, Toronto ON; ♠K 9 4 3 ♠J 10 8 Michael Whitman, San Francisco CA; Richard Katz, Rancho Mirage CA 33.64 ♥J 4 ♥K 8 7 3 2 31.79 9/10 Ed Schulte, Tampa FL; Donald Stack, Overland Park KS; Tom Kniest, Clayton ♦Q 10 6 3 ♦8 7 4 MO; Joseph Godefrin, Sarasota FL; Harry Tudor, Miami FL 33.64 ♣K 9 8 ♣7 2 28.77 11 Hugh Brown Jr, McCormick SC; Don Caton, Pensacola FL; Larry Griffey, Ponte ♠A Q 6 2 Vedra FL; Richard Potter, Black Mtn NC; John Potter, Panama City Beach FL; ♥5 Gregory Roberts, Longmeadow MA 33.27 ♦J 5 2 27.08 12 James Cayne, New York NY; Chuck Burger, W Bloomfield MI; Larry Cohen, Boca ♣ Raton FL; David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Michael Seamon, Miami Beach FL; A Q J 6 3 Mike Passell, Dallas TX 32.91 West North East South 25.57 13 Kenji Miyakuni, Chicago IL; Sakiko Naito, Tokyo; Larry Mori, Charlton NY; Pass 1♥ Pass 2♣ Richard Zucker, N Tarrytown NY 32.86 Pass 2♥ Pass 2♠ 24.23 14 Larry Bass, Urbana IL; Earle Davis, Glenview IL; Craig Jacobson - William Pass 3♣ Pass 3♦ Doroshow - David Temkin, Skokie IL 32.09 Pass 3NT All Pass 23.02 15 Walter Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL; Tom Fox, Glenview IL; Hugh Ross, Playing (second from touch- Oakland CA; Michael Lawrence, Berkeley CA 31.32 ing honors), George Mittelman led the ♠10, which 21.92 16 Martin Baff, Beachwood OH; Janet Lee Gumbert, Washington DC; Frederick Allenspach, Potomac MD; Jim Reiman, Mansfield OH; Gregory Potts, went to the queen and the king. Gitelman returned ♠ Portsmouth OH; Charles Kopp, Scottsdale AZ 31.23 the 3, Mittelman unblocked the jack, and de- 20.92 17 Bjorn Fallenius - Michael Moss - Brad Moss, New York NY; William Pollack, ♦ clarer won the ace. Crossing to the A, declarer Warren NJ 31.09 now played on clubs, and Fred took his ♣K on 20.01 18 John Malley, Pascoag RI; Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; Mark Aquino, the second round. Jamaica Plain MA; Charles Coon, Marshfield MA 30.59 The unfortunate position of the spade spots 19.18 19 Hank Youngerman, Longwood FL; Rich Rothwarf, Philadelphia PA; Alan Beir, meant that Fred could not cash the ♠9 without Jacksonville FL; John Morris, Atlanta GA 30.32 setting up dummy’s 6, and if he led a low spade to George’s 8, he had no real hope of getting back in WOMEN’S BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 26 Teams again. Meanwhile, the ♥J-4 looked like a death 60.00 1 Susan Picus, New York NY; Connie Goldberg, Philadelphia PA; Rozanne holding underneath a declarer who had bid the Pollack, Warren NJ; Lisa Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ 38.45 suit twice. The time had come to put declarer to 45.00 2 Mildred Breed, Woodway TX; Shawn Quinn, Katy TX; Renee Mancuso, Redondo the test: Fred tabled the ♦6. Beach CA; Tobi Sokolow, Austin TX 34.68 With eight tricks in the bag, declarer now 33.75 3 Kathie Wei-Sender, Nashville TN; Beth Palmer, Silver Spring MD; Lynn Deas had to make a crucial choice. Had Gitelman - Juanita Chambers, Schenectady NY; Stasha Cohen, Glen Ridge NJ 32.20 underled the ♦Q? If so, declarer had to duck 26.67 4 Judi Radin - Valerie Westheimer, New York NY; Irina Levitina, Teaneck NJ; this trick to the jack. If Mittelman held the ♦Q, Jillian Blanchard, Riverdale NY 31.83 declarer’s only hope would be to win the ♦K 24.00 5 Roni Gitchel, Pittsburgh PA; Jan Shane, White Plains NY; Laurie Kranyak, Bay Village OH; Jan Assini, Chagrin Falls OH 31.27 and take a successful heart finesse. If Fred had ♦ 21.82 6 Jo Morse - Ellasue Chaitt, Palm Beach Gardens FL; Terry Michaels, Prairie Village underled the Q, why had he done it? Perhaps KS; Judi Cody, Annandale VA 30.50 because he knew the ♥K was onside anyway? 20.00 7 Pam Wittes, Los Alamitos CA; Cheri Bjerkan, Elmhurst IL; Sue Weinstein, Suddenly, declarer had to try to decide exactly Glenview IL; Judy Wadas, Chicago IL 30.05 what the defenders were doing to him and take 18.46 8 Laurie Vogel - Lynne Tarnopol - Jacqui Mitchell - Amalya Kearse - Gail appropriate action. Greenberg, New York NY 29.93 Try to put yourself in North’s shoes -- what 17.14 9 Karen Barrett, Vancouver WA; Rebecca Rogers, Dallas TX; Susan Wexler, New would you have done? Of course, with the luxury York NY; Linda Lewis, Las Vegas NV 29.30 of seeing all four hands (a useful preamble for 16.00 10 Joan Jackson - Peggy Sutherlin - Petra Hamman, Dallas TX; Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA; Linda Perlman, West Palm Beach FL; Hjordis Eythorsdottir, accurate dummy play), we would all have ducked Huntsville AL 28.00 the diamond, wouldn’t we? Unnaccountably, de- clarer at the table got it wrong, going two down GEORGE DERUNTZ OPEN PAIRS when the heart finesse lost. 172 Pairs Of course, you knew that -- otherwise there A B C would have been no story. 36.46 1 Jiun-Ming Chen, West Lafayette IN; David Yang, Chicago IL 407.00 27.35 2 Sharon Fairchild, Rocky River OH; Bill Babb, Cleveland OH 381.00 20.51 3 Kenneth Wolf, Libertyville IL; David Moss, New York NY 377.00 15.38 4 P Schwartz, Cote St Luc PQ; Fred Hoffer, Montreal PQ 376.50 11.54 5 Joel Wooldridge, Williamsville NY; Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA 373.50 8.65 6 Samuel Hirschman, Southfield MI; Roman Shapiro, Fair Lawn NJ 367.50 Zimmerman to head 6.49 7 Bob Gwirtzman, Brooklyn NY; Franklin Silver, Las Vegas NV 366.00 11.29 8 1 Rupert Brauch, Palo Alto CA; Brian Kemper, Mtn View CA 361.50 4.05 9 Ed Lazarus, Baltimore MD; James Murphy, Chesapeake VA 361.00 JamesCharity Zimmerman Foundation 3.48 10/11 Phyllis Allmacher, Worthington OH; Joanne Griesenauer, Dublin OH 358.00 of Shaker Heights OH, 8.47 10/11 2 Todd Wolford, Aurora OH; Ari Greenberg, Malibu CA 358.00 former ACBL president 3.04 12 Les Perlmutter, La Jolla CA; Mark Perlmutter, San Francisco CA 357.88 and former vice presi- 3.38 13 Andy Bowles - Shireen Mohandes, London UK 356.92 dent of the World 3.36 14 Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK; Raymond Zekauskas Jr, Tulsa OK 356.00 Bridge Federation, has 3.48 15 Neil Scott, New York NY; J Markland Molson, Cote St Luc PQ 354.71 been elected president 2.68 16 Chris Compton, Oklahoma City OK; Marty Seligman, Philadelphia PA 354.00 of the ACBL Charity 5 6.35 17 3 R Lurie, Needham MA; Ben Feinswog, Miami FL 353.79 Foundation. 2.52 18 Sheila Pies, Potomac MD; Kay Afdahl, Virginia Bch VA 353.00 Virgil Anderson, 2.80 19 Terrence Lijewski, Saint Paul MN; John Lijewski, Sartell MN 352.50 2.62 20 M Metz, Wilmette IL; Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL 352.08 also a former ACBL 2.46 21 Clay Brooke Mc Farland, Owego NY; Tom Reid, Gilbert AZ 352.00 president, will be the 2.80 22 Brian Berglund, St Louis MO; Brian Berglund, Santa Barbara CA 351.50 vice president, and Don 4.76 4 Jennifer Carrier, Olathe KS; Carol Calkins, Overland Park KS 346.92 Moeller, former ACBL 3.57 5 David Hemmer, Chicago IL; Karen Manfield, Houston TX 345.00 treasurer, will be the sec- 2.68 6 Yifan Yang - Amitabh Dave, Urbana IL 344.42 retary-treasurer. James Zimmerman 4.20 1 Mariusz Krasnicki, Lodz, Poland; Jacek Ochijewicz, Warsaw, Poland 331.92 Daily Bulletin Page 9

3.15 2 Brandon Buzzell, Urbana IL; Scott Merritt, Champaign IL 331.50 2.38 3 Caroline Pieper, Tomahawk WI; Lois Killinger, Eagle River WI 330.50 2.15 4 Samuel Kutin, Chicago IL; Diana Tenery, Fairfax VA 324.30 2.24 5 Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfrey IL; Somkietr Rojanasathit, St Louis MO 315.00 Steve PawligerGood of Hollywood timing FL earned his side a 1.84 6 Alan Tuvin, Folsom CA; David Lesieur, Manchester CT 314.00 fine score with impeccable timing on this deal from the first session of the Stratiflighted Open Pairs (Flight CHARITY PAIRS A) Saturday. Pawliger was playing with Gary Tomczyk 74 Pairs of Las Vegas. A B Dlr: West ♠9 7 6 4 2 10.97 1 Glenn Smith, Creve Coeur MO; Leo Weniger, Halifax NS 205.50 Vul: Both ♥J 3 2 8.23 2 Bud Schubiner, Franklin MI; Mildred Lefebvre, Chicago IL 198.50 ♦Q 4 6.17 3 Jean Boucher, Chicoutimi Nord PQ; Martine Lacroix, Laterriere PQ 195.00 ♣K 9 6 4.63 4 Bryan Rapson, Dartmouth NS; Bram Schwartz, Sydney NS 191.39 ♠A K 5 ♠Q 10 3.47 5 George Ferre, Hamlet NC; Jack Armstrong, Falls Church VA 188.50 ♥K 9 7 ♥A 10 6 5 4 2.60 6 Jon Martin, Fargo ND; R Johnson, Minneapolis MN 186.33 ♦ ♦ 3.76 1 John Freed - Steven Greenstein, New York NY 184.17 A K J 9 8 5 2 ♣ ♣ 2.82 2 David Findley, Broadview IL; Don Lussky, Elmhurst IL 177.50 8 7 A 4 3 2 ♠ 2.12 3 Annabelle Benson, Springfield MO; John Herriot, Hollywood CA 175.50 J 8 3 ♥ 1.59 4 Arnold Holmberg, Minneapolis MN; Jon Anthony, Sunrise Beach TX 174.50 Q 8 1.19 5 Zula Harris - Barbara Hicks, Kansas City MO 173.00 ♦10 7 6 3 0.89 6 Fay Rakita - Gwen Schneider, St Louis MO 172.50 ♣Q J 10 5 Pawliger, East, declared 4♥. MONDAY MIXED PAIRS Upon winning the of the ♣Q with 156 Pairs the ace, Pawliger immediately cashed two high dia- A B C monds. Noting the fall of the queen, declarer played a 21.77 1 Patrick Dunn - Polly Dunn, Bellevue WA 394.00 low diamond from dummy. North discarded a spade 16.33 2 Nancy Passell, Dallas TX; Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 392.50 and declarer ruffed. 12.25 3 Linda McGarry, Lauderhill FL; Dennis McGarry, Ft Lauderdale FL 384.50 Pawliger now cashed the ♠Q, crossed to the ♠A, 9.18 4 Harold Emme - Carol Emme, Carbondale IL 381.50 and called for the ♦J. 6.89 5 Anne Simon, Syracuse NY; Michael Huston, Joplin MO 378.50 If North ruffed low, Pawliger could overruff, play 5.17 6 Janet Colchamiro - Mel Colchamiro, Merrick NY 370.63 two top trumps ending in the dummy, and discard two 3.87 7 Larry Lemon - Sandra Lemon, Mayfield KY 366.96 clubs on the good diamond and spade, making six. 3.96 8 Lynn Rose-Hall - Burt Hall, Lake Worth FL 363.50 If North ruffed with the jack, declarer would 2.42 9 Floyd Woldt, Destin FL; Ruth Stearns, Milwaukee WI 362.00 overruff with the ace and finesse South for the trump 6.72 1 David Traub - Carol Traub, Baltimore MD 340.50 queen, again making six. 5.04 2 Linda Wiener - Joel Datloff, Vancouver WA 327.88 North actually decided to discard another spade, 3.78 3 Leslie Reynolds, Eatonton GA; Gordon Adkins, West Chester OH 327.00 so Pawliger discarded a club loser. 2.84 4 Joan Cherry - Gwyn Morgan, Toronto ON 326.00 He now took two top trumps, ending in dummy, 2.13 5 Edie Nayman - B Nayman, Downsview ON 323.50 ♠ 1.59 6 Marcus Rodhouse, Columbia MO; Marilyn Keating, Fulton MO 321.50 cashed the K, and called for dummy’s remaining dia- 2.69 1 John Hartigan - Pamela Hartigan, Hamden CT 316.00 mond. North could ruff if he wished, but Pawliger 2.02 2 Eddie Moriguchi - Alice Moriguchi, San Fran CA 293.00 would simply discard his remaining club loser, yet an- 1.89 3 Lon Sunshine, Framingham MA; Ivanie Yeo, Boston MA 291.63 other road to 12 tricks and lots of matchpoints. 0.99 4/5 Jack Willis - Sharon Willis, Wellington MO 278.00 0.99 4/5 David Bryant, San Francisco CA; Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA 278.00

MONDAY EVENING BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 34 Teams Peter BoydLocked made a perfectly out simple play at trick A B C two that effectively locked East out of a trick he ex- 7.34 1 Carol Mathews, Atlanta GA; Diana Beasley, Marietta GA; Martin pected to get. The deal occurred in the second qualify- Chaitt, Palm Beach Gdns FL; Millard Nachtwey, Silver Spring MD 19.00 ing session of the Open Board-a-Match Teams. 5.51 2 Peter Weichsel, Encinitas CA; George Jacobs - Ralph Katz, Burr ♠ Ridge IL; Fred Stewart, West Hurley NY 17.50 Board 14 K 10 8 3 Dlr East ♥ A 10 9 8 4.13 3 Tuula Keso, Amserdam HO; Raija Lassila, Delray Beach FL; ♦ Marjukka Pesonen - Pirkko Sauukaine, Helsinki FI 16.50 Vul None K 10 2 ♣ 3.10 4 Douglas Heron, Ottawa ON; Barry Rigal - Mark Feldman, New York 6 4 ♠ ♠ NY; Sharon Osberg, San Francisco CA 16.00 6 4 2 J 1.79 5/7 Matthew Clegg, San Diego CA; Jill Mellstrom, Stockholm Sweden; Matt ♥ 7 5 4 ♥ K J 6 2 Granovetter, Richmond Heights OH; Lars Andersson, Balsta, Sweden 14.50 ♦ 5 3 ♦ A J 9 6 4 4.50 5/7 1 1 Alan Cole, Council Bluffs IA; Mark Laughlin - Jerry Laughlin, ♣ A K 10 5 2 ♣ 8 7 3 Omaha NE; Jack Bierig, Chicago IL 14.50 ♠ A Q 9 7 5 1.79 5/7 Shannon Lipscomb, Red Bank TN; Brian Gunnell, Jacksonville Bc ♥ Q 3 FL; Julie Bradley, Ponte Vedra FL; Michael White, Atlanta GA 14.50 ♦ Q 8 7 3.38 2 Janice Schroeder, Hendersonvill NC; Sammy House, Ballwin MO; C. ♣ Q J 9 Buddy Carls, Huntington Beach CA; James Ford, Carmel IN 13.50 West North East South 2.22 3/4 Imogene Reed - Vivienne Hertz, Carbondale IL; Ruth Crews - Mary Robinson Boyd Moody, Du Quoin IL 13.00 Pass 1♠ 2.22 3/4 Linda Lubeck, Troy IL; Neale Fadden, Collinsville IL; Charles Pass 3♠ All Pass Keltner, Highland IL; Vernon Carver, Edwardsville IL 13.00 West led the ♣A and switched to a diamond upon 1.42 5 Robert Sievers - Lisa Sievers - John Brandeberry - Terry getting a negative from partner. Boyd made the Goodykoontz, Champaign IL 12.50 perfect play -- he put up dummy’s king. East was able 1.85 2 Marjorie Jones, Powell OH; Dinah Williams - Joann Inskeep - to win the ace but was unable to continue the attack on Sherry McArdle, Columbus OH 12.00 diamonds. Effectively East’s second diamond trick was locked out. Look at the difference if Boyd nonchalantly MONDAY EVENING 5/20/50 PAIRS plays a low diamond. Eventually West will get in again 18 Pairs A B C with a club and lead a diamond through. 2.00 1 1 1 Phyllis Siegel, Manchester MO; Robert Berkley, Ladue MO 91.50 1.50 2 Suzy Fulkerson - Ron Fulkerson, Bloomington IN 80.50 1.13 3 Arthur Stepp, St Louis MO; Burton Shickman, St Peters MO 80.00 1.05 4 2 2 Mark Maxwell - Mike Lovetta, St Louis MO 77.00 0.79 5 3 Dennis Anderson, Murphysboro IL; Morris Lamb, Carbondale IL 72.00 0.59 4 Mary Wolfarth - Karen Condie, St Louis MO 69.50 SmokingObey is smoking permitted in rules 0.61 3 John Abernathy, Stlouis MO; John Siegfried, Teaneck NJ 62.50 only a few places at the Adam’s Mark. There is a foyer at MONDAY EVENING 100/200 PAIRS the east end of both ball- 26 Pairs rooms -- smoking is per- A B mitted in the foyers. 2.95 1 Charles Brown, Denton TX; John McCleskey, Seminole TX 169.50 Smoking also is permit- 2.21 2 1 Max Bettman, Southfield MI; Sandra Garber, W Bloomfield MI 154.50 ted in the corner area 1.66 3 2 Alan Gengenbach, Champaign IL; Robert Ellison, Fort Worth TX 148.00 near Rooms 21 and 41. These are the only areas 1.24 4 3 Larry Cornelius, Wildwood MO; Jason Feldman, Champaign IL 147.50 where smoking is permitted. 1.04 5 Richard La Bahn - Virginia La Bahn, Orange CA 144.50 0.89 6 4 Tim Luker, Green Bay WI; Joe Dicken, Louisville KY 141.50 Many players are lighting up as they leave the 0.74 5 Peter Gieser, Gainesville FL; Michael Waters, Dunlap IL 139.00 playing area and head for the smoking areas. This is NOT permitted. Please wait until you get to the smoking area before lighting up. Page 10 Daily Bulletin

MONDAY MORNING KNOCKOUT TEAMS MONDAY MORNING 199ER PAIRS Bracket 1 26 Pairs 16 Teams A B C Paul Munafo, Huntsville AL; Randall Pettit, Marietta GA; 2.95 1 1 Carol Netchvolodoff, Washington DC; Linda Logan, North York ON 143.50 David Siebert - Allan Siebert, Little Rock AR; Simon 2.21 2 Ward Kelsey - Mary Kelsey, Pittsburgh PA 132.50 Kantor, Agawam MA; Murray Melton, Las Vegas NV 1.66 3 Betty Dick-Peddie, Hot Sprgs Vlg AR; Jack Dick-Peddie, Hot vs Springs Vlg AR 131.50 Howard Piltch, Andover MA; Jim Linhart, Piscataway NJ; 1.24 4 James Cacy, Overland Park KS; Elaine Dominique, Jefferson City MO 126.00 Howard Hertzberg, Alpine NJ; Richard Budd, Portland ME; 0.93 5 Frederic Hadley - Joseph Ransel, Jr, Indianapolis IN 124.50 0.74 6 Edward Gale - Ann Gale, Richmond Hill ON 123.00 Edward White, Grand Blanc MI; Colin Revill, Burlington 1.67 2 Robert McDill, Sappington MO; Michael Thiel, Chesterfield MO 121.50 ON 1.25 3 Michael Waters, Dunlap IL; Terrell Bishop, Enon OH 119.50 1.47 4 1 David Leonhardt, Chicago IL; Kelley Ragland, New York NY 116.00 Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; William Hunter, Read- 0.70 5 Robbi Graf - Elizabeth Davis, St Thomas VI 115.50 ing MA; Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; John Malley, 1.10 2 A. Dewey Richards - Loretta Richards, Bridgton ME 112.50 Pascoag RI 0.83 3 Mark Zeitler, Davenport IA; Rene Amon, Chicago IL 107.50 vs Jean Cole, Richards TX; Ron Woodsum, Houston TX; Alexander Kolesnik, Austin TX; Ken Monzingo, San Di- ego CA vs 31 Teams Randall Ekman, Dallas TX; Gay Roach, Nacogdoches Charles Bantz, West Allis WI; William Malesevich, Robert Carteaux, Ft Wayne IN; David Adams, Kennesaw TX; Donald Seldeen, Culver City CA; Ed Barad, Ma- Mayville WI; Joshua Stark, Grayslake IL; Suzanne Dunn, GA; Al Childs, Little Rock AR; Ralph Cohen, Memphis rina Del Rey CA Crystal Lake IL TN; Chuck Said, Nashville TN vs vs Robert McPhee, Belleville ON; Rosemarie Miller, Jon Martin, Fargo ND; William Treble - Leonard Doerksen Gerald Schneider, Saint Louis MO; Marvin Shapiro, St Waverly NY; Jason Ciano, Boston MA; Gavin Wolpert, - Michael Yuen, Winnipeg MB; R Johnson, Minneapolis Louis MO; Alan Oaks, Germantown TN; Anthony Thornhill ON; Fabrice Lecomte, New York NY MN Astrologes, Hazelwood MO vs John Marlin, Frankfort KY; Sandra Thompson, Somerset Richard Gabriel, Chicago IL; Gary Oleson, Houston TX; Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; William Hunter, Read- KY; Max Limbocker, Louisville KY; Jim Hoffmann, Leonard Ernst, Evanston IL; Loren Hawkins, Bremerton ing MA; Elayne Kadis - Kenneth Kadis, Brookline MA Covington GA WA; Wayne Hascall, Grandville MI; Bert Newman, West vs Bloomfield MI James Fellows - Barbara Fellows, Omaha NE; Hugh Bracket 4 vs Maclean, Gonzales TX; Lee Magee, Prairie Village KS 16 Teams John Blubaugh, Indianapolis IN; Art Ardy Bakshian, Ply- George Hauger - J Hauger - V Elliott - Nita Elliott, Tulsa mouth MN; Steven Gaynor, St. Louis Park MN; Pete Mike Levine - Zeke Jabbour, Boca Raton FL; Russell OK Robey, Buena Vista VA; Michael Cassel II, Minneapolis Arnold, Miami FL; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ; Jim vs MN; John Bridgewater II, Columbus IN Linhart, Piscataway NJ; Per Olov Sundelin, Stockholm, Serdar Ogut - Carol Rynders - David Neiman, Minne- Sweden apolis MN; Ian Weinstock, New York NY Bracket 2 vs 16 Teams Colin Revill, Burlington ON; Edward White, Grand Blanc Irwin Bender, Glencoe IL; Gerald Mindell, Chicago IL; John Gram - Suzanne St Thomas, Salem OR; Arne Maki - MI; Marc Low - Sandra Low, Centerville OH; Joan Remey W Holloway Jr, Murfreesboro TN; R Hunt, Muskegon Gene Maki, Albany OR Moore, Troy MI; Phil Leon, Grosse Pointe MI MI vs vs Sandra Lemon - Larry Lemon, Mayfield KY; Max Jim Sternberg, Jupiter FL; Allan Cokin, Palm Beach FL; John Anderson, Baton Rouge LA; R Elwin Brown, Limbocker, Louisville KY; Jim Hoffmann, Covington GA Frederick Hamilton, Fresno CA; Eddie Kantar, Santa Gloucester ON; Andrew Savitz, Cambridge MA; Andrew Monica CA; Bill Eisenberg, Boca Raton FL; Richard Eames, Ashland MA; Steve Rutledge, NZ William Morris, Staunton VA; Perry Van Hook, Santa Reisig, Delray Beach FL Monica CA; Marjorie Michelin, Venice CA; Mark vs Bracket 5 Perlmutter, San Francisco CA; Les Perlmutter, La Jolla CA; John Gustafson - Helen Gustafson - Harry Ross, Des Moines 16 Teams Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansbrg VA IA; Ed Lewis, Falls Church VA; Mike Albert - Marilyn Jason Smith, Brooklyn NY; Paul Theroff - Craig vs Hemenway, Omaha NE Schallert, Kansas City KS; Herbert Lee III, Pittsburgh Beatrice Kemp - William Kulbersh, Tucker GA; Brian PA Gunnell, Jacksonville Beach FL; Wirt Gilliam III, San Di- BRACKETED KNOCKOUT TEAMS -- II vs ego CA; Joe Riaman Bracket 1 Stanley Brodersen, White Plains NY; Sally Helble, Jack- 16 Teams sonville FL; Henry Raymond, Red Bank TN; Rick Reece Rogers, Southaven MS; Darren Wolpert, Thornhill Mark Shaw - Barbara Benbow, Laurel MD; William Magro, Harrison TN ON; Jessica Hayman, New York NY; Varis Carey, Ithica Pettis, Silver Spring MD; Ron Sukoneck, Annandale NY VA Dean Archer - Jane Archer, Garden Grove CA; C Roland vs vs Boehm, Florissant MO; Roy Lewis Jr, Saint Charles MO Mary Savko, Pittsford VT; Bob Lafleur, Las Vegas NV; John Russell, N Barrington IL; Rob Crawford, Ft Lau- vs Walter Smith, W Sand Lake NY; Henry Meyer, Vero Beach derdale FL; Betty Wilton - Herb Wilton, Cincinnati OH Donna Cutitta - Barbara Youngworth, Overland Park FL; Stephen Hurwitz, Plantation FL; Allen McRae, Port- KS; Mike Rion - Marjory Rion, Olathe KS land ME Walter Casper - David Kamm - Robert Varty - Dennis Blodgett, Grand Rapids MI Bracket 6 Martine Lacroix - Marc Fiset, Laterriere PQ; Jean Boucher, vs 10 Teams Chicoutimi Nord PQ; Alain Chapdelaine, Jonqiere PQ; Carol Dalzell, Sea Island GA; Lowell Andrews, Hun- Sandi Park, Madison WI; Gary Gang, Lombard IL; Marc-Andre Fourcaudot, Montreal PQ tington Beach CA; Mike Shuman, Pasadena CA; Harvey Sasanka Ramanadham, St Louis MO; Harry Wickstrom, vs Brody, San Francisco CA; Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Columbus OH Kiyoshi Asai, Toride Japan; Yoshinori Otsuka, Ibaraki, Jerry Gaer, Scottsdale AZ vs Japan; Kotomi Asakoshi, Tokyo Japan; Tadashi Teramoto, S. Gail Arnott - Ronald Heron - Ferd Bernjak - Andrew Tokyo, Japan Bracket 2 Petrick, Winnipeg MB 16 Teams Bracket 3 Edward Zujko, Clinton Twnship MI; Vicki Zujko, Claudia Beaty, Hazelwood MO; Thea Johnson, Foley 12 Teams Clinton Twnshp MI; George Alderton III, Hazel Park MO; Martin Kurlander - Amy Stabenow, Saint Louis Larry Chow, Abbotsford BC; Tadashi Yoshida, Tokyo 168; MI; Paul Predhomme, Detroit MI MO Ralph Cole - Lynda Cole, Anacortes WA vs vs vs Kotomi Asakoshi, Tokyo, Japan; Tadashi Teramoto, Norvell Pugh - Jeanette Pugh - A Keith Pierson - Flo- Floyd Derkat, Edmonton AB; Kendall Keely, Palm Beach Yokohama, Japan; Yoshinori Otsuka, Ibaraki, Japan; rence Pierson, Hot Springs Village AR FL; Estelle Margolin, Rego Park NY; Paul Soper, Kiyoshi Asai, Toride, Japan Champaign IL Bracket 7 Walter Dedio, Morden MB; Woody Bjerken, Moorhead 9 Teams Janette Card, Brimingham AL; Ann West - Joanne Rierson MN; Zenon Rowicki, Lambertville MI; Susan Gehring, Richard Clark, Independence MO; Milly Fredrickson, - Mike Donaldson, Birmingham AL San Diego CA Overland Park KS; Tom Klein - Marge Klein, Lenexa vs vs KS John Anderson, Baton Rouge LA; Robert McPhee, Dorothy Corbett, Greenville NC; Kelley Butler - Peggy vs Belleville ON; R Charles McLaughlin, Mississauga ON; Sutherland - Janie Judy, Lexington KY Shirley Wood, Branson MO; Charles Ries - Robert Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON; Steve Rutledge Pommer, St Louis MO; Carl Markel, St Augustine FL Bracket 3 R Elwin Brown, Gloucester ON; Denis Murphy, Colorado 16 Teams Michael Purcell, Mainville OH; Jerry Sainsbury, Spring CO; William Parks - Michael Lohman, Baton Rouge Carl Wolinsky - James Satterfield, Marietta GA; Michael Maineville OH; Mary Ellen Brayfield, Normal IL; Henry LA; A Savitz, ; Andrew Eames, Ashland MA Hampton, Kennesaw GA; Bill Drewett, Chicago IL; Len Hoffman, Bloomington IL vs Vishnevsky, San Francisco CA; Josh Shanes, Highland vs Continued on page 11 Park IL Leah Newell, Ashland IL; Janine Gauthier, Springfield IL; Carol Welch, Robinson IL; Joan Musgrave, Oblong IL Daily Bulletin Page 11

STRATIFIED 50/100/200 PAIRS MONDAY MORNING KNOCKOUT TEAMS 57 Pairs Continued from page 10 A B C 5.01 1 1 1 Pat Warren, Westchester IL; Helen Mehler, Hinsdale IL 177.84 3.76 2 2 Tim Luker, Green Bay WI; Joe Dicken, Louisville KY 170.32 Gloria Krusemeyer - Mark Krusemeyer, Northfield MN; 2.82 3 Donald Bladow, Anchorage AK; Ed Bladow, Wales WI 160.13 William Golush, Denville NJ; Lawrence Diamond, 2.11 4 3 Mary Rassieur - Patti Disbrow, St Louis MO 157.95 Barbican London E; Sheree-Lynn Katz, Willowdale ON 1.59 5 4 2 Alan Gengenbach, Champaign IL; Thomas Douglas, Rochester NY 156.86 1.19 6 Pat Calliham, Lake Quivira KS; Sandra Witt, Hoisington KS 155.45 Lawrence Ascher, Whitestone NY; Michael Botwin, 1.60 5 Gary Dayton, Urbana IL; Frederick Clark, Mahomet IL 154.19 Baldwin NY; Bob Rasmussen, Ann Arbor MI; Thomas 1.18 6 3 Allen Shopmaker - Helen Shopmaker, St Louis MO 148.55 Rozinski, New York NY 0.89 4 Victor Kiernan, Wildwood MO; Alexander Clague, Brooklyn NY 147.95 vs 0.68 5 Celine Fox - Carole Fowler, St Louis MO 141.97 Bernice Gee, Regina SK; Claude Chimene, San Antonio 0.52 6 A. Dewey Richards - Loretta Richards, Bridgton ME 137.95 TX; David Jeffries, Manzanita OR; Roberto Verthelyi, New York NY LILA WITTE MEMORIAL PAIRS 100 Pairs Bracket 4 A B C 10 Teams 16.80 1 George Ferre, Hamlet NC; Arnold Hawkins, Jonesboro GA 402.00 David Bryant, San Francisco CA; Nancy Ferguson, 12.60 2 Kenn Bradley, Tulsa OK; Paul Womack, Bella Vista AR 399.00 Greenbrae CA; Ross Spiro, Cherry Hill NJ; Alexander 9.45 3 Jean Talbot, New Orleans LA; Joan Van Geffen, Metairie LA 383.25 Clague, Brooklyn NY 7.09 4 Joan Hasch, Frankfort IL; Robert Butz, Kankakee IL 380.50 vs 5.32 5 V Van Boxtel, Vancouver WA; Paul Gabalis, Woodland WA 377.00 Lois Vaaler, Bridgeton MO; Ronda O’Farrell, St Louis MO; 3.99 6 William Walker - Jean Macdonald, Sacramento CA 374.00 Ed Bladow, Wales WI; Donald Bladow, Anchorage AK; 2.99 7 William Blake, Pembroke ON; Jerry Aceti, Sudbury ON 372.00 7.14 8 1 Tracy Carter - B King, Kokomo IN 369.00 Daniel Rhodes, Novato CA 5.36 2 Audrey Thompson - Tommy Thompson, Houston TX 351.25 vs 4.02 3 Cecil Henry, Burtchville MI; Donald Campbell, Capreol ON 341.50 Charles Hays, Lawrenceville GA; Richard Hagenlocker, 3.01 4 Rose Walsh, Grover MO; Lorraine Gisvold, Boone IA 337.00 Fredericksbrg VA; Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surre Y; 2.26 5 Donald Sondergeld, Hubbardton VT; Ruben Egeberg, Rock Island IL 336.50 James Bochsler, London, England 1.70 6 Carlisle Garthe - Janet Garthe, Suttons Bay MI 329.50 3.36 1 Charlotte Ure - C Wayne Ure, Sudbury ON 313.00 Carl Frank Farley, Madison WI; Marvin Lawson, Henderson 2.52 2 William Glynn, Glenview IL; Glynn Elliott Jr, Chicago IL 308.21 KY; F Bell, Evansville IN; Alvin Humphries, Georgetown 1.89 3 Henriette Ackerman Jr - Lester Ackerman Jr, St Louis 307.00 KY 1.70 4 Dave Rahubka, St Louis MO; Raymond Wiese, Clayton MO 292.50 vs 1.10 5 Keith Armstrong - Helen Armstrong, Cincinnati OH 291.50 David Shanahan, St Ann MO; Toby Globe, Saint Louis 0.80 6 Constantine Liebholz, Parlin NJ; Daniel Wong, Honolulu HI 289.50 MO; Ronald Trimmer, Granite City IL; Parames Laosinchai, Ballwin MO INTERNATIONAL FUND PAIRS vs 28 Pairs Mark Gilje - Elizabeth Percich - Sasanka Ramanadham, A B St Louis MO; C Gilje, Jamestown ND 5.60 1 Jane Segal - Judy Kay, Narberth PA 197.00 4.20 2 Richard Weiss, Swampscott MA; George Prozan, Hillsborough CA 182.50 3.15 3 Walter Smith, W Sand Lake NY; Jerry Pietscher, Albuquerque NM 180.00 2.78 4 1 Edwin Hughes, West End NJ; Matthew Kappel, Middletown NJ 176.50 1.77 5 Curtis Cheek, Huntsville AL; Reese Milner, Los Angeles CA 171.00 1.96 6 Virginia Adams, Bloomington MN; Ferne Weatherill, Minneapolis MN 168.00 2.09 2 Barbara Hicks, Kansas City MO; Rita Estes, Hucthinson KS 164.50 Usually whenChoices you have a choice between 1.56 3 Joan Webb - Keith Harrison, Clearwater FL 160.00 game or slam in a minor or major, it’s easy -- you 1.17 4 Betty Price, Ramsey NJ; Martha Troxell, Allendale NJ 159.50 pick the major, especially in a pair game or board- 0.88 5 Sonni Mauze, St Louis MO; Elenore Collinger, Saint Louis MO 157.00 a-match, where the difference in the score can be 1ST SUNDAY BLUE FLIGHT ZIP KO significant. There are, of course, other consider- 14 Teams ations -- not the least of which is whether one is a 3.64 1 David Liss - Michael McNamara, Morristown NJ; Lawrence Ascher, Whitestone NY; better bet to make than the other. George Michael Botwin, Baldwin NY Rosenkranz and Eddie Wold conducted an expert 2.73 2 Carol Lash, Somerville NJ; Gregory Jecker, Stilwell KS; Lawrence Gibbons, auction on this deal from the Open Board-a-Match Independence MO; Beckie Stasi, Overland Park KS Teams to find the top spot. 1.80 3/4 Bob Waite, Ile Des Chennes MB; Ferd Bernjak - S. Gail Arnott - Ron Sawiak, Dlr: East ♠A K 10 9 8 4 Winnipeg MB Vul: Both ♥K Q 10 1.80 3/4 Jay Gibson, Plano TX; Annette McCarty, Richardson TX; Terry Currie, Houston ♦Q 9 4 TX; Silvana Bellini, Tierra Verde FL ♣K ♠ ♠ 1ST SUNDAY GOLD FLIGHT ZIP KO 5 3 2 Q 7 ♥ ♥ 14 Teams J 5 2 9 8 7 3 3.64 1 Rachaelle Romanick, Sparks NV; James Paschal, Reno NV; Carl Dahl Jr, ♦A 5 ♦6 3 2 Northridge CA; Charles Hays, Lawrenceville GA ♣Q 10 5 3 2 ♣J 9 6 4 2.73 2 James Chiszar, Naperville IL; Richard Beye - Tracy Sloan, Webster Groves MO; ♠J 6 Nancy Thornberry, Robards KY; Elizabeth Grace, Henderson KY ♥A 6 4 1.80 3/4 Cheryl Haines, Redwood City CA; Richard Bender, Springfield MO; Emily Jane ♦K J 10 8 7 Gaer, Van Buren AR; Peter Baum, San Francisco CA ♣A 9 7 1.80 3/4 Paul Romig - Jody Plummer, Duluth GA; Carol Mathews, Atlanta GA; Diana West North East South Beasley, Marietta GA; Claude Chimene, San Antonio TX; William Kulbersh, Tucker GA Wold Rosenkranz ♦ CHICAGO MORNING CONTINUOUS PAIRS Pass 1 ♠ 30 Pairs Pass 1 Pass 1NT A B Pass 2♦ (1) Pass 3♦ (2) 3.79 1 1 William Charowhas, Wheaton IL; Alan Resser, Chicago IL 178.90 Pass 3♠ Pass 3NT 2.92 2 2 Masaharu Wakasa - Nobuko Wakasa, Tokyo JA 153.00 Pass 4♦ (3) Pass 4♥ (4) 2.13 3 Carolyn Gibson, Annandale VA; Terry Parker, Beavercreek OH 149.45 Pass 6♦ All Pass 1.79 4 3 Bernard Neuhart - Robert Neuhart, Niskayuna NY 144.31 (1) Game-forcing checkback. 2.04 5 4 Christine Kirmaier, St Louis MO; Stephen Rutledge, Oamoju NZ 142.40 (2) Denying three spades and showing a fifth 1.46 6 John Herrmann, Chattanooga TN; Jean Willis, El Dorado AR 142.19 diamond. 1.02 5 Luis Remis, Saint Charles MO; George Marvin, St Louis MO 141.05 (3) Roman Key Card Blackwood for diamonds. 0.82 6 Andrea Malone, Sunnyvale CA; M Fierman, Encino CA 139.45 (4) Three key cards. As you can see, 6♦ is cold, and Wold and STRATIFIED 5/20 PAIRS Rosenkranz quickly scored up plus 1370. Of 6 Pairs ♠ A B course, 6 can also make, but only if you can see 1.21 1 1 Larry Cornelius, Wildwood MO; Carolyn Workman, Kennett MO 27.00 all the cards. Any expert in the spade slam would 0.91 2 Henry Oldani - Mary Oldani, Florissant MO 21.00 go down by taking the in spades 0.57 2 Sue Gallop - Barbara Boxer, St Louis MO 20.50 -- the finesse. In fact, the North player at the other table was in a spade contract -- only at the four level -- and, predictably, took only 11 tricks Page 12 Daily Bulletin

CHICAGO MORNING CONTINUOUS PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION B EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 William Charowhas, Wheaton IL; Alan Resser, Chicago IL 178.90 1 1 Masaharu Wakasa - Nobuko Wakasa, Tokyo JA 153.00 2 Carolyn Gibson, Annandale VA; Terry Parker, Beavercreek OH 149.45 2 2 Christine Kirmaier, St Louis MO; Stephen Rutledge, Oamoju NZ 142.40 3 2 Bernard Neuhart - Robert Neuhart, Niskayuna NY 144.31 3 John Herrmann, Chattanooga TN; Jean Willis, El Dorado AR 142.19 4 Chuck Said, Nashville TN; Kathy Ford, St Louis MO 141.05 4 3 Luis Remis, Saint Charles MO; George Marvin, St Louis MO 141.05 5 3 Andrea Malone, Sunnyvale CA; M Fierman, Encino CA 139.45 5 4 Patricia Blunt, Wichita KS; Ardith Alexander, Hutchinson KS 139.32 6 4 Gary Dayton, Urbana IL; Frederick Clark, Mahomet IL 137.27 6 5 Gregory Berry, Buffalo Grove IL; Jay Segal, New Rochelle NY 137.28

MONDAY MORNING 199ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION A EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Ward Kelsey - Mary Kelsey, Pittsburgh PA 132.50 1 1 Carol Netchvolodoff, Washington DC; Linda Logan, North York ON 143.50 2 Betty Dick-Peddie - Jack Dick-Peddie, Hot Springs Village AR 131.50 2 James Cacy, Overland Park KS; Elaine Dominique, Jefferson City MO 126.00 3 Edward Gale - Ann Gale, Richmond Hill ON 123.00 3 Frederic Hadley - Joseph Ransel, Jr, Indianapolis IN 124.50 4 1 Robert McDill, Sappington MO; Michael Thiel, Chesterfield MO 121.50 4 2 1 David Leonhardt, Chicago IL; Kelley Ragland, New York NY 116.00 5 2 Michael Waters, Dunlap IL; Terrell Bishop, Enon OH 119.50 5 3 2 A. Dewey Richards - Loretta Richards, Bridgton ME 112.50 3 Robbi Graf - Elizabeth Davis, St Thomas VI 115.50 4 Richard Frost, Rochester NY; Lois Scott, Carmel IN 109.00 1 Mark Zeitler, Davenport IA; Rene Amon, Chicago IL 107.50 2 Ryan Daniels - David Barnes, Springfield IL 106.00

LILA WITTE MEMORIAL PAIRS 1ST SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION DDD EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 David Weisman, Englewood NJ; Ronald Felton, New York NY 198.25 1 Judy Overland, Weston ON; Martha Easter, Longwood FL 192.96 2 Janet McCormack - John McCormack, Dallas TX 180.75 2 Dolores Bright, Milford MI; Betti Van Kainen, Lewiston MI 185.21 3 Charles Clickner, Clearwater FL; Richard Gibons, Princeton IL 180.50 3 Jess Stuart, West Chester PA; Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA 182.75 4 Alice Wilhide - Dale Frese, Longwood FL 178.75 4 Jacqueline Tucker - Ziggy Tucker, San Antonio TX 179.25 5 H Cruse, Scottsdale AZ; Sherol Howard, Chanhassen MN 176.25 5 Bess Griparis - David Au, Joliet IL 176.71 6 1 Frances Fredman, Boca Raton FL; Beverly Hughes, Moreno Valley CA 168.25 6 Jean Talbot, New Orleans LA; Joan Van Geffen, Metairie LA 175.75 7 2 Leatrice Yamaguchi, Honolulu HI; Annie Finkelstein, Woodland Hls CA 168.00 7 Myran Sauer - Mary Sauer, Naperville IL 168.25 3 Carole Quist - Annabel Ettel, Florissant MO 152.29 1 Audrey Thompson - Tommy Thompson, Houston TX 165.25 1 Eugene Poynter - Beverly Poynter, Dayton IN 125.80 2 Sylvia Gindi, Oakhurst NJ; Linda Dayan, Deal NJ 164.00 3 1 William Glynn, Glenview IL; Glynn Elliott Jr, Chicago IL 160.71 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION CCC EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Kenn Bradley, Tulsa OK; Paul Womack, Bella Vista AR 211.00 1 1 Tracy Carter - B King, Kokomo IN 192.00 2 1 Elaine Shine - Anne Rosen, Fort Wayne IN 175.00 2 2 1 Dave Rahubka, St Louis MO; Raymond Wiese, Clayton MO 182.00 3 William Blake, Pembroke ON; Jerry Aceti, Sudbury ON 174.00 3 Louise Ellebracht, St Ann MO; Mary Hruby, Maryland Hgts MO 180.00 4 Shirley Stanton, Houston TX; Jo Ellis, Sugarland TX 168.00 4 Richard Au - Patsy Lum, Honolulu HI 177.00 5 William Walker - Jean Macdonald, Sacramento CA 166.50 5 Stanley Roth, New York NY; Alvin Galland, Hastings NY 174.50 6 2 Charles Wright Jr, Winnetka IL; Virgie Andre, Fort Dodge IA 163.50 6 Jo Cobb - Katherine McLaurin, Houston TX 168.50 3 1 Henriette Ackerman Jr, Saint Louis MO; Lester Ackerman Jr, St Louis MO 160.00 3/4 Rose Walsh, Grover MO; Lorraine Gisvold, Boone IA 158.00 3/4 Phillip Wagner, Springfield IL; Ruth Salisbury, Fullerton CA 158.00 2 Keith Armstrong - Helen Armstrong, Cincinnati OH 156.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION AAA EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Cecil Henry, Burtchville MI; Donald Campbell, Capreol ON 186.50 1 George Ferre, Hamlet NC; Arnold Hawkins, Jonesboro GA 204.00 2 V Van Boxtel, Vancouver WA; Paul Gabalis, Woodland WA 185.50 2 Robert Charlson, Oconomowoc WI; Curtis Charlson, Rancho Viejo TX 203.00 3 Lionel Brouse, Toronto ON; Dan McCaw, Thornhill ON 179.50 3 John Derdall - Jan Derdall, Western Springs IL 186.50 4 Mary Jane Farell, Los Angeles CA; Mary Hardy, Las Vegas NV 177.00 4 Joan Hasch, Frankfort IL; Robert Butz, Kankakee IL 186.00 5 2 Frances Rothenberg - Seymour Rothenberg, Windsor CT 170.00 5 1 Bernice Gilman, Beverly MA; Patricia Muise, Danvers MA 167.50 6 Bud Schubiner, Franklin MI; Jack Shartsis, Huntngtn Woods MI 169.50 6 2 1 Charlotte Ure - C Wayne Ure, Sudbury ON 165.00 7 William Alexander, Ramsey NJ; Arnold Bergen, Oakland NJ 164.50 7 Ann Morrissey - L Greenman, St Louis MO 164.00 3 1 Joseph Alpers - Edith Alpers, Natick MA 151.00 3 Donald Sondergeld, Hubbardton VT; Ruben Egeberg, Rock Island IL 143.00 4 2 Thomas Kelso - Barbara Kelso, Spring Lake MI 139.00

MONDAY AFTERNOONSTRATIFIED 5/20 PAIRS SECTION O A B 1 1 Larry Cornelius, Wildwood MO; Carolyn Workman, Kennett MO 27.00 2 Henry Oldani - Mary Oldani, Florissant MO 21.00 2 Sue Gallop - Barbara Boxer, St Louis MO 20.50

MONDAY AFTERNOON STRATIFIED 50/100/200 PRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION P EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Tim Luker, Green Bay WI; Joe Dicken, Louisville KY 170.32 1 1 1 Alan Gengenbach, Champaign IL; Thomas Douglas, Rochester NY 156.86 2 2 Mary Rassieur - Patti Disbrow, St Louis MO 157.95 2 Eddie Lee, Milwaukie OR; Joseph Marks, New York Cty NY 154.68 3 Pat Calliham, Lake Quivira KS; Sandra Witt, Hoisington KS 155.45 3 2 2 Allen Shopmaker - Helen Shopmaker, St Louis MO 148.55 4 3 1 Victor Kiernan, Wildwood MO; Alexander Clague, Brooklyn NY 147.95 4 Richard Smith - Magdalen Talbott, St Louis MO 142.05 5 4 Jack Sargent - Rebecca Sargent, Jackson MS 135.45 5 3 Ann McLaughlin, Jamestown RI; Leonora Murphy, Newport RI 137.68 6 Bernice Mamroth, Houston TX; Vince D’Souza, Stratford CT 134.45 6 4 3 Dennis Anderson, Murphysboro IL; Morris Lamb, Carbondale IL 133.60 2 Sheila Feldman - Colleen Wakus, St Louis MO 126.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION S EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Gary Dayton, Urbana IL; Frederick Clark, Mahomet IL 154.19 1 1 1 Pat Warren, Westchester IL; Helen Mehler, Hinsdale IL 177.84 2 Susan Wolff - Karen Stern, St Louis MO 152.57 2 Donald Bladow, Anchorage AK; Ed Bladow, Wales WI 160.13 3 Mark Laughlin - Jerry Laughlin, Omaha NE 148.11 3 Elizabeth Grace, Henderson KY; Nancy Thornberry, Robards KY 154.39 4 Carole Zang - Gerald Zang, Lake St Louis MO 145.35 4 Charles Smith, Omaha NE; Louise St Arnault, Winnipeg MB 147.88 5 2 Donald Chase, St Charles MO; Terrell Bishop, Enon OH 144.28 5 2 Linda Logan, North York ON; Carol Netchvolodoff, Washington DC 141.09 6 3 1 Celine Fox - Carole Fowler, St Louis MO 141.97 6 3 2 A. Dewey Richards - Loretta Richards, Bridgton ME 137.95

LILA WITTE MEMORIAL PAIRS 2ND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION AAA EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 George Ferre, Hamlet NC; Arnold Hawkins, Jonesboro GA 198.00 1 1 Audrey Thompson - Tommy Thompson, Houston TX 186.00 2 Joan Hasch, Frankfort IL; Robert Butz, Kankakee IL 194.50 2 2 Larry Johnston - Richard Nassif, Cedar Rapids IA 180.50 3 1 Donald Sondergeld, Hubbardton VT; Ruben Egeberg, Rock Island IL 193.50 3 David Weisman, Englewood NJ; Ronald Felton, New York NY 168.50 4 Sylvia Levy, Silver Spring MD; Jack Armstrong, Falls Church VA 181.50 4 Myran Sauer - Mary Sauer, Naperville IL 163.50 5 Michael Miron, Teaneck NJ; Shirley Seals, Ponte Vedra FL 172.00 5 Stephen Czecha, Potomac MD; Donald Kerry, Winchester MO 163.00 6 A Weir Jr - Janet Weir, Spartanburg SC 171.50 6 Alice Wilhide - Dale Frese, Longwood FL 161.00 7 2 Mary Johnson, Joaquin TX; William Young III, Hemphill TX 170.50 7 3 1 Eugene Poynter - Beverly Poynter, Dayton IN 160.00 3 1 Charlotte Ure - C Wayne Ure, Sudbury ON 148.00 2 Thomas Kelso - Barbara Kelso, Spring Lake MI 139.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION CCC EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 John Currie, Halifax NS; Bram Schwartz, Sydney NS 207.50 1 V Van Boxtel, Vancouver WA; Paul Gabalis, Woodland WA 191.50 2 William Blake, Pembroke ON; Jerry Aceti, Sudbury ON 198.00 2/3 1 Lawrence Witte, Lk St Louis MO; George Ludwig, St Charles MO 183.00 3 Clinton Regelin - M Regelin, San Antonio TX 178.00 2/3 William Alexander, Ramsey NJ; Arnold Bergen, Oakland NJ 183.00 4 1 Tracy Carter - B King, Kokomo IN 177.00 4 Jeanne Stenger - Charles Stenger, Bethesda MD 170.50 5 Judy Overland, Weston ON; Martha Easter, Longwood FL 173.00 5 Ann Morrissey - L Greenman, St Louis MO 167.00 6 2 Sunny Gittler, Atlantic Beach NY; Helene Miron, Teaneck NJ 165.50 6 John Derdall - Jan Derdall, Western Springs IL 163.50 7 Louise Ellebracht, St Ann MO; Mary Hruby, Maryland Hgts MO 159.50 7 Mary Jane Farell, Los Angeles CA; Mary Hardy, Las Vegas NV 159.00 3 Berta Meyerson Molsky, Petoskey MI; Marvin Molasky, W Bloomfield 155.00 2 Cecil Henry, Burtchville MI; Donald Campbell, Capreol ON 155.00 4 1 Henriette Ackerman Jr, Saint Louis MO; Lester Ackerman Jr, St Louis MO 147.00 3 Frances Rothenberg - Seymour Rothenberg, Windsor CT 153.00 2 Keith Armstrong - Helen Armstrong, Cincinnati OH 135.50 1 William Stuart, Hor Spgs Vlg AR; Phillip Horn, Hot Sprgs Vill AR 134.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION DDD EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Jean Talbot, New Orleans LA; Joan Van Geffen, Metairie LA 207.50 1 William Walker - Jean Macdonald, Sacramento CA 207.50 2 Edna May, Lafayette IN; Jerie Kittell, Lawton OK 179.50 2 1 Carlisle Garthe - Janet Garthe, Suttons Bay MI 191.00 3 Bernice Larson, Greenfield WI; Nancy Mandel, Milwaukee WI 179.00 3 Larry Dunham - Lee Voigt, Tucson AZ 189.50 4 Bess Griparis - David Au, Joliet IL 172.00 4 Kenn Bradley, Tulsa OK; Paul Womack, Bella Vista AR 188.00 5 H Cruse, Scottsdale AZ; Sherol Howard, Chanhassen MN 163.50 5 2 Rose Walsh, Grover MO; Lorraine Gisvold, Boone IA 179.00 6 Jacqueline Tucker - Ziggy Tucker, San Antonio TX 161.00 6 Richard Au - Patsy Lum, Honolulu HI 174.00 1 Mark Wayne, San Diego CA; William McCarthy, Battle Creek MI 149.50 3 1 Constantine Liebholz, Parlin NJ; Daniel Wong, Honolulu HI 159.00 2 1 William Glynn, Glenview IL; Glynn Elliott Jr, Chicago IL 147.50 3 Sylvia Gindi, Oakhurst NJ; Linda Dayan, Deal NJ 146.00

INTERNATIONAL FUND PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Jane Segal - Judy Kay, Narberth PA 197.00 1 Richard Weiss, Swampscott MA; George Prozan, Hillsborough CA 182.50 2 Virginia Adams, Bloomington MN; Ferne Weatherill, Minneapolis MN 168.00 2 Walter Smith, W Sand Lake NY; Jerry Pietscher, Albuquerque NM 180.00 3 Judith Zimmerman - Joyce Penn, Columbus OH 167.50 3 1 Edwin Hughes, West End NJ; Matthew Kappel, Middletown NJ 176.50 4 Molly Tranovich - Ed Tranovich, Naperville IL 165.00 4 Curtis Cheek, Huntsville AL; Reese Milner, Los Angeles CA 171.00 5 1 Barbara Hicks, Kansas City MO; Rita Estes, Hucthinson KS 164.50 5 2 Joan Webb - Keith Harrison, Clearwater FL 160.00 6 2 Betty Price, Ramsey NJ; Martha Troxell, Allendale NJ 159.50 6 Sonni Mauze, St Louis MO; Elenore Collinger, Saint Louis MO 157.00 3 Bobbie Glaser - Dolores Stefanik, Creve Coeur MO 153.00 Daily Bulletin Page 13

MONDAY MIXED PAIRS 1ST SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION DD EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Reha Gur, Red Bank NJ; Muffin Gur, Rumson NJ 194.00 1 Carolyn Gibson, Annandale VA; Terry Parker, Beavercreek OH 180.00 2 Avril Rodney - David Rodney, Oakton VA 174.00 2 Larry Lemon - Sandra Lemon, Mayfield KY 176.50 3 Anita Heitler - Don Heitler, Englewood CO 172.50 3 Janet Colchamiro - Mel Colchamiro, Merrick NY 176.00 4 Chyah Burghard, Cordova TN; Jack Leach, Cedar Park TX 172.00 4 Milt Van Reed, Terre Haute IN; Joanna Hebermehl, Paris IL 172.50 5/6 Malle Andrade, New York NY; Andrew Lohan, Mahwah NJ 165.50 5 Berneice Anglea, Laguna Beach CA; Haig Tchamitch, Peoria AZ 172.00 5/6 John Stansbury, Minneapolis MN; Adele Verkamp, Phoenix AZ 165.50 6 Kathy Nales, Tampa FL; Michael Edwards, Rock Island IL 171.50 1 Jim Dick, Alexandria VA; Ronnie Frank, St Louis MO 150.00 1 1 Lon Sunshine, Framingham MA; Ivanie Yeo, Boston MA 163.00 2 Paul Soper, Champaign IL; Estelle Margolin, Rego Park NY 153.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION EE EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Linda Wiener - Joel Datloff, Vancouver WA 190.50 1 Patrick Dunn - Polly Dunn, Bellevue WA 195.00 2 Hal Cultice, Peru IN; Carol Mahoney, Kokomo IN 180.00 2 Garey Hayden, Tucson AZ; Susan Miller, Boca Raton FL 190.50 3 Pamela Wild, Daytona Beach FL; David Will, Lincoln NE 173.50 3 Linda McGarry, Lauderhill FL; Dennis McGarry, Ft Lauderdale FL 189.00 4 Denise Zongas, Bass River MA; James Tullis, Niles IL 169.50 4 1 Leslie Reynolds, Eatonton GA; Gordon Adkins, West Chester OH 172.50 5/6 Jackie Buroker, Bellevue WA; Dick Yarington, Seattle WA 167.00 5 Helene Fournier, Chicoutimi PQ; Marc-Andre Fourcaudot, Montreal PQ 169.50 5/6 Marcia West, Mercer Island WA; Paul McGough, Langley WA 167.00 6 Helene Bauman, Arlington VA; Tom Cogan, Columbia MD 163.50 2 Donald Hauser - Regina Hauser, Florissant MO 146.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION AA EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Harold Emme - Carol Emme, Carbondale IL 204.00 1 1 Leroy Wahrmund - Mollie Wahrmund, Kansas City MO 190.50 2 Yoshiyuki Nakamura - Haruko Koshi, Tokyo JP 172.50 2 Virginia Krug, West Simsbury CT; Joel Krug, Bloomfield CT 178.50 3/4 Kamla Chawla - David Kowarsky, Longmeadow MA 168.50 3 J Edgar Lillard, Southern Pines NC; Louise Wiegman, Mesa AZ 171.00 3/4 John Gram, Salem OR; Gene Maki, Albany OR 168.50 4 Prakash Kumar - Nancy Schwantes, New York NY 170.00 5 John Kissinger - Becky Kissinger, La Jolla CA 167.50 5 Lilian Scott, Delray Beach FL; Bob Jones, Auburndale NY 168.50 6 1 David Traub - Carol Traub, Baltimore MD 165.50 6 Roslyn Kurlan, Great Neck NY; Dennis Sorensen, Gresham OR 166.00 2 Joan Cherry - Gwyn Morgan, Toronto ON 158.00 2 Jackie Price - Gordon Walker, Chicago IL 150.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION BB EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Elizabeth Fay, Chesterfield MO; Norman Athy, Saint Louis MO 183.00 1 Tom Miller - Gay Miller, Centerville OH 193.50 2 1 Ray Steelsmith - Mary Steelsmith, Glendale CA 180.50 2 Spike Lay, Ormond Beach FL; Marilyn Garcia, Daytona Beach FL 179.50 3 Kathy Schenk - Marvin Schenk, Phoenix AZ 174.50 3/4 Gladys Collier, E Hampton NY; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD 178.50 4 Perry Van Hook, Santa Monica CA; Marjorie Michelin, Venice CA 171.50 3/4 Philip Altus - Muriel Altus, Tampa FL 178.50 5 J David King, Miami FL; Elizabeth Kocsis, San Antonio TX 164.50 5 Anne Simon, Syracuse NY; Michael Huston, Joplin MO 173.50 6 Judith Eaton - Glafkos Galanos, Carbondale IL 160.50 6 Kathryn Hattendorf, Chesterton IN; Jack Frost, Joliet IL 173.00 2 John Mincher, Aventura FL; Gerty Grotte, Miami Beach FL 157.50 1 Betty Duer, Atlanta GA; Bob Fuoto, Norcross GA 167.00 2 Gregory Jecker, Stilwell KS; Beckie Stasi, Overland Park KS 162.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION CC EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Nancy Passell, Dallas TX; Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 206.00 1 Lynn Rose-Hall - Burt Hall, Lake Worth FL 190.50 2 Allen Schoen, Litchfield IL; Bess Bailey, Pana IL 179.00 2 William Hines, Lincoln NE; Sarah Imig, Sioux City IA 178.50 3 James Priebe - Joan Priebe, Mississauga ON 174.50 3 1 John Hartigan - Pamela Hartigan, Hamden CT 171.00 4 1 Edie Nayman - B Nayman, Downsview ON 167.50 4 Daniel Marcus, Bloomfield Hill MI; Sondra Schubiner, Franklin MI 168.00 5 James Douglas - Doreen Douglas, Oakland CA 162.50 5 Fran Scheifler, St Louis MO; Ross Robbins, Laguna Vista TX 166.50 6 2 Ellen Anten, Encino CA; Henk Uijterwaal, Amsterdam, 159.00 6 Alice Leicht - Marvin French, San Diego CA 165.00 2 Claire Watson, Jesup GA; Michael Daignault, Webster Groves MO 148.00 GEORGE DERUNTZ OPEN PAIRS 1ST SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION G EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Samuel Hirschman, Southfield MI; Roman Shapiro, Fair Lawn NJ 181.00 1 Joan Stein, River Hills WI; Liz Kalb, Bloomfield Hls MI 188.00 2 1 Laura Keeth, Tuttle OK; B Maffucci, Norman OK 174.00 2 Joel Wooldridge, Williamsville NY; Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA 182.00 3 Ed Judy, Chicago IL; George St Pierre, Columbus OH 173.50 3 Ruth Amon, Amherst OH; Joann Walsh, Westlake OH 176.00 4 Maris Zilant, N Miami Beach FL; Carol Clifford, Miami FL 166.00 4 1 George Marvin, St Louis MO; Luis Remis, Saint Charles MO 175.00 5 Ed Lazarus, Baltimore MD; James Murphy, Chesapeake VA 162.50 5 Sharon Fairchild, Rocky River OH; Bill Babb, Cleveland OH 167.50 6 2 1 Caroline Pieper, Tomahawk WI; Lois Killinger, Eagle River WI 160.50 6 Patti Burriss, Cloverdale IN; Elsiemae Smith, Cuyahoga Fal OH 164.50 2 1 Alan Tuvin, Folsom CA; David Lesieur, Manchester CT 161.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION H EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK; Raymond Zekauskas Jr, Tulsa OK 190.00 1 Dudley Camacho - Alex Kornel, Toronto ON 177.50 2 Michael Prahin, New City NY; Val Mashkin, Indianapolis IN 175.00 2 Jonathan Steinberg, Toronto ON; Bert Eccles, Montreal PQ 173.50 3 N Paasch, Casselton ND; Darlene Wiltanger, Kansas City MO 174.50 3 1 Kenneth Davis, Alexandria VA; D Van Arman, McLean VA 173.00 4 Barbara Nudelman, Chicago IL; Joan Levy Gerard, White Plains NY 173.50 4 W Haskitt, Malvern PA; Harold Haskitt Jr., St Petersburg FL 172.50 5 Harriet Winsten, Creve Coeur MO; Marilyn Griffing, Sarasota FL 160.00 5 Sheila Pies, Potomac MD; Kay Afdahl, Virginia Bch VA 168.50 6 1 1 Jack Marx - James Keating, St. Peters MO 157.50 6 Dennis Daley, Stamford CT; Mary Vickers, Northboro MA 166.00 2 Marc Fiset, Laterriere PQ; Alain Chapdelaine, Jonqiere PQ 155.50 2 Joanne Rierson, Birmingham AL; Janette Card, Brimingham AL 148.50 1 Sharon Schumacher, Saint Charles IL; Robert Pooley, Aurora IL 121.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION I EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Barbara Seagram, Toronto ON; Anne Marie Crabbe, London ON 191.08 1 1 Jennifer Carrier, Olathe KS; Carol Calkins, Overland Park KS 187.92 2 Warren Oberfield, Pittsburgh PA; Rick Delogu, Waterloo ON 180.58 2 William Kulbersh, Tucker GA; Wirt Gilliam III, San Diego CA 177.00 3 Susan Fuller, Miami FL; Ellen Crawford, Lauderhill FL 177.58 3 2 Yifan Yang - Amitabh Dave, Urbana IL 176.92 4 1 1 Samuel Kutin, Chicago IL; Diana Tenery, Fairfax VA 173.80 4 Gary Zeiger, Phoenix AZ; Patty Holmes, Las Vegas NV 170.20 5 M Metz, Wilmette IL; Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL 173.58 5 Paul Benedict, Pikesville MD; Temi Linzner, Pompano Bch FL 168.92 6 Mark Itabashi, Murrietta CA; N Borucki, Monterey CA 159.08 6 Roger Smith, Sacramento CA; Dudley Brown, Grandview WA 167.92 2 E Burns - G Burns, Memphis TN 154.58 1 Mariusz Krasnicki, Lodz, Poland; Jacek Ochijewicz, Warsaw, Poland 155.92 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION J EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Fern Thompson - Libushe Zaporozec, Madison WI 182.00 1 Jiun-Ming Chen, West Lafayette IN; David Yang, Chicago IL 191.50 2 1 Ruth Kaller, Long Beach CA; Betty Bronstein, Williamsville NY 180.50 2 Richard Williams, San Carlos CA; Josephus Scherders, Sunnyvale CA 174.00 3 Marcia Greenstein - Amelia Fraser, Miami FL 174.50 3 Kenneth Wolf, Libertyville IL; David Moss, New York NY 168.50 4 Jack Coleman, San Francisco CA; P Drew Cannell, Winnipeg MB 170.50 4 Jack Bryant, St Louis MO; Rod Van Wyk, Alton IL 167.00 5 2 1 Patsy Shepherd, Flat Rock NC; Anita Norton, Belleville IL 161.00 5 Kay Beck, Indianapolis IN; Betsey Schneider, San Carlos CA 166.50 6 Diana Schuld, Glen Head NY; Cynthia Hinckley, Guayanabo PR 156.50 6 William Quinn, Ellsworth WI; Lance Chamberlain, Rochester MN 163.50 1 Catherine Malone, Maysville KY; Suanne Blair, Morehead KY 158.50 2 M Hawkins, Indianapolis IN; Steven Watson, Munster IN 153.00 1 Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfrey IL; Somkietr Rojanasathit, St Louis MO 142.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION Q EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Neil Scott, New York NY; J Markland Molson, Cote St Luc PQ 181.71 1 1 David Liss - Michael McNamara, Morristown NJ 200.21 2 Ruth Grossman, Framingham MA; Rita Allen, Jamaica Plain MA 175.70 2 Les Perlmutter, La Jolla CA; Mark Perlmutter, San Francisco CA 190.88 3 1 Michael Kuhnle, Indianapolis IN; Melvin Ward, Carmel IN 173.79 3 Marc Denger - Patricia Denger, Union City TN 178.08 4 Robert Carstedt - D Howard, Wichita KS 173.00 4 Eileen Paley, Scarsdale NY; Mimi Bieber, Armonk NY 178.00 5 Andy Bowles - Shireen Mohandes, London UK 170.42 5 Jeri Baraf, East Hills NY; Faye Marino, Greenwich CT 173.50 6 Deborah Avery - Martha Owen, Champaign IL 164.92 6 2 David Hemmer, Chicago IL; Karen Manfield, Houston TX 170.00 2 Mark Steele, Alexandria VA; Kenneth Kaufman, Gaithersburg MD 162.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION FF EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Marc Umeno, Alexandria VA; Craig Ganzer, Fairfax VA 186.50 1 Bob Gwirtzman, Brooklyn NY; Franklin Silver, Las Vegas NV 184.50 2 Chris Compton, Oklahoma City OK; Marty Seligman, Philadelphia PA 181.50 2 1 Mr Todd Wolford, Aurora OH; Ari Greenberg, Malibu CA 179.00 3 P Schwartz, Cote St Luc PQ; Fred Hoffer, Montreal PQ 177.50 3 Marge Cox, Willowwick OH; Barbara Bacon, Willoughby OH 178.50 4 Clay Brooke Mc Farland, Owego NY; Tom Reid, Gilbert AZ 175.50 4 Jim Cleary, Bloomfield CT; Tom Joyce, Newington CT 173.50 5 1 Rupert Brauch, Palo Alto CA; Brian Kemper, Mtn View CA 175.00 5 Janet Daling, Seattle WA; Sharon Colson, Kirkland WA 170.00 6 Gail Moon, Normal IL; Betty Capodice, Bloomington IL 166.00 6 2 David Genne, Gaithersburg MD; Rowen Bell, Evanston IL 166.50 2 Sam Graham, Oakland CA; Jonathan Ferguson, Ottawa ON 153.00 3 Joan Vanderslice - Kimberley Clare, San Diego CA 143.00 1 Shirley Hillmer, Chicago IL; Ruth Goodpasture, Bourbonnais IL 133.50

NABC WOMEN’S BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS FIRST FINAL SESSION

SECTIONS A, F 1 Roni Gitchel, Pittsburgh PA; Jan Shane, White Plains NY; Laurie Kranyak, Bay Village OH; Jan Assini, Chagrin Falls OH 18.50 2 Judi Radin - Valerie Westheimer, New York NY; Irina Levitina, Teaneck NJ; Jillian Blanchard, Riverdale NY 17.00 3 Kathie Wei-Sender, Nashville TN; Beth Palmer, Silver Spring MD; Lynn Deas - Juanita Chambers, Schenectady NY; Stasha Cohen, Glen Ridge NJ 16.00 4 Susan Picus, New York NY; Connie Goldberg, Philadelphia PA; Rozanne Pollack, Warren NJ; Lisa Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ 15.75 5 Karen Walker, Champaign IL; Anne Leverone - Carol Schaffer, Saint Louis MO; Nell Schneider, St Louis MO 15.50 6/8 Pam Wittes, Los Alamitos CA; Cheri Bjerkan, Elmhurst IL; Sue Weinstein, Glenview IL; Judy Wadas, Chicago IL 14.50 6/8 Karen Barrett, Vancouver WA; Rebecca Rogers, Dallas TX; Susan Wexler, New York NY; Linda Lewis, Las Vegas NV 14.50 6/8 Mildred Breed, Woodway TX; Shawn Quinn, Katy TX; Renee Mancuso, Redondo Beach CA; Tobi Sokolow, Austin TX 14.50 9/10 Joan Jackson - Peggy Sutherlin - Petra Hamman, Dallas TX; Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA; Linda Perlman, West Palm Bch FL; Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL 14.00 9/10 Lee De Simone, Alexandria VA; Nannell Edmunds - Linda Smith, Annapolis MD; Barbara Doran, Silver Spring MD 14.00

NABC OPEN BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS FIRST FINAL SESSION

SECTIONS B, D 1 Allan Graves, Vancouver BC; Gordon McOrmond, Delta BC; Dan Jacob, Burnaby BC; Bryan Maksymetz, Coquitlam BC 18.00 2/3 Nick Nickell, New York NY; Richard Freeman, Atlanta GA; Bobby Wolff - Bob Hamman, Dallas TX; Eric Rodwell, Naperville IL; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL 17.00 2/3 John Sutherlin, Dallas TX; Russell Ekeblad, Providence RI; Ron Smith, Chattanooga TN; Allen Hawkins Jr - Jim Foster, Birmingham AL 17.00 4 Billy Miller, Las Vegas NV; Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA; Mike Cappelletti Sr, Alexandria VA; Mike Cappelletti, Red Bank TN 16.50 5 Walter Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL; Tom Fox, Glenview IL; Hugh Ross, Oakland CA; Michael Lawrence, Berkeley CA 16.00 6 Hank Youngerman, Longwood FL; Rich Rothwarf, Philadelphia PA; Alan Beir, Jacksonville FL; John Morris, Atlanta GA 15.50 7/9 James Cayne, New York NY; Chuck Burger, W Bloomfield MI; Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL; David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Michael Seamon, Miami Beach FL; Mike Passell, Dallas TX 15.00 7/9 Gerald Sosler, Purchase NY; Jim Backstrom, San Diego CA; John Mohan - Kay Schulle, Santa Monica CA; Adalsteinn Jorgensen, 107 Reykjavik; Sigurdur Sverrisson, Tulsa OK 15.00 Page 14 Daily Bulletin

7/9 Bjorn Fallenius - Michael Moss - Brad Moss, New York NY; William Pollack, Warren NJ 15.00 10/11 David Treadwell, Wilmington DE; Henry Bethe, Ithaca NY; Jo Ann Sprung - Danny Sprung, Philadelphia PA; Ken Barbour, Scottsdale AZ; Alan Truscott, Riverdale NY 13.50 10/11 Wayne Hascall, Grandville MI; Bert Newman - Kathy Newman, West Bloomfield MI; Alexander Kolesnik, Austin TX; Varis Carey, Ithica NY 13.50

SECTIONS C, E 1 Mark Lair, Canyon TX; Chip Martel, Davis CA; Richard Schwartz, E Elmhurst NY; Lew Stansby, Castro Valley CA 17.00 2/4 Kenji Miyakuni, Chicago IL; Sakiko Naito, Tokyo; Larry Mori, Charlton NY; Richard Zucker, N Tarrytown NY 16.00 2/4 Grant Baze, La Jolla CA; Fred Gitelman - George Mittelman, Toronto ON; Michael Whitman, San Francisco CA; Richard Katz, Rancho Mirage CA 16.00 2/4 Hugh Brown Jr, McCormick SC; Don Caton, Pensacola FL; Larry Griffey, Ponte Vedra FL; Richard Potter, Black Mtn NC; John Potter, Panama City Bch FL; Gregory Roberts, Longmeadow MA 16.00 5/8 Jeff Schuett, Riverwoods IL; Sangarapil Mohan, Oakbrook IL; Claude Vogel, Chicago IL; Craig Gardner, Streamwood IL 15.50 5/8 Steve Robinson, Arlington VA; Kit Woolsey, Kensington CA; Peter Boyd, Silver Spring MD; Ed Manfield, Hyattsville MD; Geoff Hampson, Fenton MI; Eric Greco, Annandale VA 15.50 5/8 Bart Bramley - Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL; Sidney Lazard Sr, New Orleans LA; Steve Garner, Northfield IL 15.50 5/8 Jim Krekorian - John Rengstorff - Robert Blanchard, New York NY; Douglas Doub, West Hartford CT 15.50 9/10 Mitch Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA; Martin Sklar, Northridge CA; Peter Nagy, Las Vegas NV; Dan Morse, Houston TX 15.00 9/10 Jim Mahaffey, Winter Park FL; Chris Willenken, New York NY; Darren Wolpert, Thornhill ON; Ronald Smith, San Francisco CA; Reece Rogers, Southaven MS 15.00

CHARITY PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION FF EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 John Freed - Steven Greenstein, New York NY 184.17 1 Bryan Rapson, Dartmouth NS; Bram Schwartz, Sydney NS 191.39 2 Don Steele, Springfield OH; Patrick Moran, Dayton OH 183.44 2 Jon Martin, Fargo ND; R Johnson, Minneapolis MN 186.33 3 Loughery Hawkins, St. Charles MO; Donald Kerry, Winchester MO 171.17 3 Donald Sondergeld, Hubbardton VT; Ruben Egeberg, Rock Island IL 174.06 4 Melitta Bagge, Hot Springs AR; Merrell Anderson, Littleton CO 166.83 4 1 Yakov Khitrov, Willowdale ON; Vince D’Souza, Stratford CT 166.11 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Judy Tucker, New York NY; Aileen Osofsky, Scottsdale AZ 186.00 1 Jean Boucher, Chicoutimi Nord PQ; Martine Lacroix, Laterriere PQ 195.00 2 Steve Shirey, Fort Worth TX; Jack Barcinski, Dallas TX 185.50 2 George Ferre, Hamlet NC; Jack Armstrong, Falls Church VA 188.50 3 Katharine Feiock - Rhoda Cohen, Baltimore MD 183.50 3/4 1 David Findley, Broadview IL; Don Lussky, Elmhurst IL 177.50 4 V Van Boxtel, Vancouver WA; Paul Gabalis, Woodland WA 173.50 3/4 Ritchey Goodwin - Greg Reich, New York NY 177.50 5 1 Edyth Sherck - Marilyn Hurin, Canton OH 158.50 5 Naomi Wandel - Hans Wandel, Lake Oswego OR 168.00 6 John Fitzgerald, St Louis MO; Ervin Pazdera, Saint Louis MO 156.00 6 David Kahane, Evansville IN; Jorma Valta, Espoo Finland 160.50 2 Patricia Dalton, Overland Park KS; Charles Hulse, Mission KS 146.00 2 Jean Friedrich - Margaret Brennan, Des Moines IA 158.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Glenn Smith, Creve Coeur MO; Leo Weniger, Halifax NS 205.50 1 Bud Schubiner, Franklin MI; Mildred Lefebvre, Chicago IL 198.50 2 1 Annabelle Benson, Springfield MO; John Herriot, Hollywood CA 175.50 2 Hugh Brown Jr - Jackie Brown, McCormick SC 182.00 3/4 2 Zula Harris - Barbara Hicks, Kansas City MO 173.00 3 1 Arnold Holmberg, Minneapolis MN; Jon Anthony, Sunrise Beach TX 174.50 3/4 Louise Hays, Lexington KY; Gayle Diane Buzard, Columbia MO 173.00 4 2 Andreas Traks, Parma Hts OH; Elmerice Traks, Parma Heights OH 161.00 5 Fay Rakita - Gwen Schneider, St Louis MO 172.50 5 John Begley, Berkeley CA; Sylvia Summers, Pasadena CA 160.50 6 Phillip Becker, Cleveland OH; Nancy Adair, Akron OH 164.00 6 Michael Andrews, Greenbelt MD; Julian Boyce, Silver Spring MD 160.00

MONDAY MIXED PAIRS 2ND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION AA EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 James Douglas - Doreen Douglas, Oakland CA 195.50 1 John Kissinger - Becky Kissinger, La Jolla CA 191.50 2 Albert Rahmey - Jeanne Rahmey, Brooklyn NY 179.50 2 Julia Bomalaski - Dennis Hesthaven, Louisville KY 184.00 3 Jill Lind, Sun City AZ; Paul Erb, Scottsdale AZ 164.50 3 Harold Emme - Carol Emme, Carbondale IL 177.50 4 Fran Scheifler, St Louis MO; Ross Robbins, Laguna Vista TX 164.00 4 Barbara Levinson, Cincinnati OH; Norman Coombs, Brookville IN 168.50 5 Frank King Jr, Alexandria VA; Sarah Cressy, Cataumet MA 163.00 5 1 Joan Cherry - Gwyn Morgan, Toronto ON 168.00 6 Al Beebe - Norma Casey, Albuquerque NM 160.50 6 2 Marcus Rodhouse, Columbia MO; Marilyn Keating, Fulton MO 164.00 1 Edie Nayman - B Nayman, Downsview ON 156.00 1 Jack Willis - Sharon Willis, Wellington MO 132.00 2 Shirleen Ellsworth, Kansas City MO; Daniel Rhodes, Novato CA 152.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION BB EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Linda McGarry, Lauderhill FL; Dennis McGarry, Ft Lauderdale FL 195.50 1 Kent Mignocchi, Los Angeles CA; Beverly Perry, New York City NY 186.00 2 Roslyn Kurlan, Great Neck NY; Dennis Sorensen, Gresham OR 187.50 2 Perry Van Hook, Santa Monica CA; Marjorie Michelin, Venice CA 184.50 3 Ted Singer, Creve Coeur MO; Helen Neuman, St Louis MO 180.50 3 Kathy Schenk - Marvin Schenk, Phoenix AZ 176.50 4 Prakash Kumar - Nancy Schwantes, New York NY 178.00 4 Arne Maki, Albany OR; Suzanne St Thomas, Salem OR 172.00 5 1 David Traub - Carol Traub, Baltimore MD 175.00 5 Michael Zerbini, Clarkston MI; Beth Armstrong, Kalamazoo MI 167.50 6 Jim Senter - Gale Senter, Laguna Niguel CA 172.00 6 Debby Stahl - Joseph Erlanger, Saint Louis MO 166.00 2 Masaharu Wakasa - Nobuko Wakasa, Tokyo JP 145.50 1 Petra Lawler, Chicago IL; Richard Valpey, Frankfort IL 162.50 2 Tim Benoit, Florissant MO; Cheryl Haines, Redwood City CA 151.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION CC EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Anne Simon, Syracuse NY; Michael Huston, Joplin MO 205.00 1 Nancy Passell, Dallas TX; Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 186.50 2 Philip Altus - Muriel Altus, Tampa FL 171.50 2 Lynn Rose-Hall - Burt Hall, Lake Worth FL 173.00 3 Michael Botwin, Baldwin NY; Mary Lee, Allentown PA 171.00 3/4 Joan Rubin, Encino CA; Gilbert Stinebaugh, Van Nuys CA 164.50 4 Barbara Kasle, Boca Raton FL; James Tucker Jr, Alexander City AL 167.00 3/4 James Priebe - Joan Priebe, Mississauga ON 164.50 5 Gladys Collier, E Hampton NY; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD 165.50 5 Dave Fred - Patty Fred, Granger IN 163.00 6 Carl Schulze, St Charles MO; Elizabeth Percich, St Louis MO 163.50 6 Imogene Olcott - Joseph Olcott, Glenview IL 161.50 1 Andrea Malone, Sunnyvale CA; Nicholas France, Spring Valley NY 161.50 1 Nelda Avent, Tyler TX; Ben Akkerboom, The Netherlands 160.50 2 Scott Davis - Cheryl Davis, St Louis MO 147.00 2 Nancy Grimes, Cleveland WI; Douglas Sanford, Stoughton WI 157.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION DD EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Patrick Dunn - Polly Dunn, Bellevue WA 199.00 1 Floyd Woldt, Destin FL; Ruth Stearns, Milwaukee WI 197.50 2 Rhoda Nussbaum, Edison NJ; Leo Rosenbluth, New York NY 182.00 2 Linda Kilburn - Bill Archambo, Springfield MO 179.50 3 1 Judith Inker, Wellesley Hills MA; Roger Walton, Kirkland WA 174.00 3 Anita Heitler - Don Heitler, Englewood CO 173.50 4 Helene Bauman, Arlington VA; Tom Cogan, Columbia MD 170.50 4 Avril Rodney - David Rodney, Oakton VA 172.00 5 Winston Legge Jr - Jennie Legge, Athens AL 167.50 5/6 1 Jim Dick, Alexandria VA; Ronnie Frank, St Louis MO 166.00 6 Garey Hayden, Tucson AZ; Susan Miller, Boca Raton FL 163.00 5/6 John Stansbury, Minneapolis MN; Adele Verkamp, Phoenix AZ 166.00 2 Leslie Reynolds, Eatonton GA; Gordon Adkins, West Chester OH 154.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION EE EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Janet Colchamiro - Mel Colchamiro, Merrick NY 194.63 1 Mason Davis, Marietta GA; Andrea Hayman, New York NY 193.88 2 Judith Weisman, Englewood NJ; John Solodar, New York NY 191.83 2 Susi Katz, Longwood FL; Gerald Gitles, Chicago IL 191.08 3 Larry Lemon - Sandra Lemon, Mayfield KY 190.46 3 Jackie Buroker, Bellevue WA; Dick Yarington, Seattle WA 175.88 4 Milt Van Reed, Terre Haute IN; Joanna Hebermehl, Paris IL 181.42 4 Denise Zongas, Bass River MA; James Tullis, Niles IL 165.79 5 Richard Cundiff - Peg Cundiff, Las Vegas NV 180.63 5 Helene Fournier, Chicoutimi PQ; Marc-Andre Fourcaudot, Montreal PQ 164.50 6 Berneice Anglea, Laguna Beach CA; Haig Tchamitch, Peoria AZ 165.00 6 Richard Bender - Mary Walker, Springfield MO 158.96 1 1 Lon Sunshine, Framingham MA; Ivanie Yeo, Boston MA 128.63 1 Donald Hauser - Regina Hauser, Florissant MO 140.50

MONDAY EVENING BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS

SECTIONS GG, HH A B C 1 Carol Mathews, Atlanta GA; Diana Beasley, Marietta GA; Martin Chaitt, Palm Beach Gardens FL; Millard Nachtwey, Silver Spring MD 19.00 2 Peter Weichsel, Encinitas CA; George Jacobs - Ralph Katz, Burr Ridge IL; Fred Stewart, West Hurley NY 17.50 3 Tuula Keso, Amserdam HO; Raija Lassila, Delray Beach FL; Marjukka Pesonen - Pirkko Sauukaine, Helsinki Finland 16.50 4 Douglas Heron, Ottawa ON; Barry Rigal - Mark Feldman, New York NY; Sharon Osberg, San Francisco CA 16.00 5/7 Matthew Clegg, San Diego CA; Jill Mellstrom, Stockholm SW; Matt Granovetter, Richmond Hghts. OH; Lars Andersson, S-74632 Balsta 14.50 5/7 1 1 Alan Cole, Council Bluffs IA; Mark Laughlin - Jerry Laughlin, Omaha NE; Jack Bierig, Chicago IL 14.50 5/7 Shannon Lipscomb, Red Bank TN; Brian Gunnell, Jacksonville Beach FL; Julie Bradley, Ponte Vedra FL; Michael White, Atlanta GA 14.50 8 Virgil Anderson Jr, Springfield MO; Roy Green - Rena Hetzer - Mary Green, Memphis TN 14.00 9/10 2 Janice Schroeder, Hendersonvill NC; Sammy House, Ballwin MO; C. Buddy Carls, Huntington Bch CA; James Ford, Carmel IN 13.50 9/10 Thomas Carmichael, Middletown NJ; Lawrence Ascher, Whitestone NY; David Wiegand, Portland OR; Larry Chow, Abbotsford BC 13.50 11/16 William Parks, Baton Rouge LA; John Ledet, Colorado Springs CO; Denis Murphy, Colorado Spring CO; Frank Aquila, Akron OH 13.00 11/16 Beverly Rosenberg, Sherman Oaks CA; Dorothy Truscott, Riverdale NY; Carol Sanders, Nashville TN; Claire Tornay, New York NY 13.00 11/16 Terry Currie - Bobby Maynard, Houston TX; David Barnes - Ryan Daniels, Springfield IL 13.00 11/16 3/4 Imogene Reed - Vivienne Hertz, Carbondale IL; Ruth Crews - Mary Moody, Du Quoin IL 13.00 11/16 3/4 Linda Lubeck, Troy IL; Neale Fadden, Collinsville IL; Charles Keltner, Highland IL; Vernon Carver, Edwardsville IL 13.00 11/16 H Fertig - Martha McGhee, Oviedo FL; Eileen Poole, Altamonte Spgs FL; James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL 13.00 5 Robert Sievers - Lisa Sievers - John Brandeberry - Terry Goodykoontz, Champaign IL 12.50 6/7 2 Marjorie Jones, Powell OH; Dinah Williams - Joann Inskeep - Sherry McArdle, Columbus OH 12.00 6/7 Tom Fung, San Diego CA; Ruth Fraley Ussery, National City CA; Jeanette Magid - Vern Schmidt, Houston TX 12.00

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WOMEN’S BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS SECOND FINAL SESSION

SECTION A 1 Susan Picus, New York NY; Connie Goldberg, Philadelphia PA; Rozanne Pollack, Warren NJ; Lisa Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ 17.50 2 Laurie Vogel - Lynne Tarnopol - Jacqui Mitchell - Amalya Kearse - Gail Greenberg, New York NY 15.00 3/5 Joan Jackson - Peggy Sutherlin - Petra Hamman, Dallas TX; Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA; Linda Perlman, West Palm Bch FL; Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL 14.00 3/5 Carlyn Steiner, Seattle WA; Lynne Feldman, Champaign IL; Jan Martel, Davis CA; Georgiana Gates, Houston TX 14.00 3/5 Candace Fowler, Ponte Vedra FL; Mary Gardner, Streamwood IL; Eunice Rosen, Highland Park IL; Adrienne Cohen, Elmhurst IL 14.00

SECTION F 1 Jo Morse - Ellasue Chaitt, Palm Beach Gdns FL; Terry Michaels, Prairie Village KS; Judi Cody, Annandale VA 17.00 2 Judi Radin - Valerie Westheimer, New York NY; Irina Levitina, Teaneck NJ; Jillian Blanchard, Riverdale NY 14.50 3 Mildred Breed, Woodway TX; Shawn Quinn, Katy TX; Renee Mancuso, Redondo Beach CA; Tobi Sokolow, Austin TX 14.00 4 Karen Barrett, Vancouver WA; Rebecca Rogers, Dallas TX; Susan Wexler, New York NY; Linda Lewis, Las Vegas NV 13.50 5/6 Gigi Geiger, Austin TX; Gen Geiger, Belleville IL; Ayako Amano, Tokyo Japan; Miho Sekizawa, Itabashi-Ku, Tokyo Japan 12.50 5/6 Lee De Simone, Alexandria VA; Nannell Edmunds - Linda Smith, Annapolis MD; Barbara Doran, Silver Spring MD 12.50

OPEN BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS SECOND FINAL SESSION

SECTIONS B, E 1 Jim Krekorian - John Rengstorff - Robert Blanchard, New York NY; Douglas Doub, West Hartford CT 18.50 2/3 John Malley, Pascoag RI; Daniel Colatosti, Waltham MA; Mark Aquino, Jamaica Plain MA; Charles Coon, Marshfield MA 16.50 2/3 Mark Lair, Canyon TX; Chip Martel, Davis CA; Richard Schwartz, E Elmhurst NY; Lew Stansby, Castro Valley CA 16.50 4 Ed Schulte, Tampa FL; Donald Stack, Overland Park KS; Tom Kniest, Clayton MO; Joseph Godefrin, Sarasota FL; Harry Tudor, Miami FL 15.50 5 Leslie Amoils, North York ON; Bruce Norman, Ajax ON; Michael Gamble, Victoria BC; Sean Ganness, Aventura FL 15.00 6 Martin Baff, Beachwood OH; Janet Lee Gumbert, Washington DC; Frederick Allenspach, Potomac MD; Jim Reiman, Mansfield OH; Gregory Potts, Portsmouth OH; Charles Kopp, Scottsdale AZ 14.50 7/10 Art Mathews - Kevin Collins, Atlanta GA; Paul Romig, Duluth GA; Charles Lipman, Dunwoody GA 14.00 7/10 Steve Zolotow - Harold Lilie - Marc Jacobus, Las Vegas NV; Bobby Goldman, Highland Vlg TX; Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA 14.00 7/10 Rita Shugart, Pebble Beach CA; Michael Rosenberg, Tuckahoe NY; Zia Mahmood, New York NY; Andrew Robson, Carmel CA 14.00 7/10 Larry Bass, Urbana IL; Earle Davis, Glenview IL; Craig Jacobson - William Doroshow - David Temkin, Skokie IL 14.00

SECTIONS C, D 1 Bart Bramley - Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL; Sidney Lazard Sr, New Orleans LA; Steve Garner, Northfield IL 19.00 2/4 Jim Mahaffey, Winter Park FL; Chris Willenken, New York NY; Darren Wolpert, Thornhill ON; Ronald Smith, San Francisco CA; Reece Rogers, Southaven MS 16.50 2/4 Lester Sokolower, Verona NJ; Barbara Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; Jay Korobow, Princeton NJ; Eugene Prosnitz, Riverdale NY 16.50 2/4 John Sutherlin, Dallas TX; Russell Ekeblad, Providence RI; Ron Smith, Chattanooga TN; Allen Hawkins Jr - Jim Foster, Birmingham AL 16.50 5 Nick Nickell, New York NY; Richard Freeman, Atlanta GA; Bobby Wolff - Bob Hamman, Dallas TX; Eric Rodwell, Naperville IL; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL 16.00 6/7 Hank Youngerman, Longwood FL; Rich Rothwarf, Philadelphia PA; Alan Beir, Jacksonville FL; John Morris, Atlanta GA 14.50 6/7 Bjorn Fallenius - Michael Moss - Brad Moss, New York NY; William Pollack, Warren NJ 14.50 8/10 Sharon Kocher - Charles Bantz, West Allis WI; William Zurfluh, Milwaukee WI; William Malesevich, Mayville WI 14.00 8/10 Jean Hume, Livermore CA; Srikanth Kodayam, Union City CA; Diana Lowell, San Ramon CA; Doug Handler, Berkeley CA 14.00 8/10 Kenji Miyakuni, Chicago IL; Sakiko Naito, Tokyo; Larry Mori, Charlton NY; Richard Zucker, N Tarrytown NY 14.00

GEORGE DERUNTZ OPEN PAIRS SECOND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION G EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Jerry Goldberg, Yonkers NY; Jeffrey Rothstein, New York NY 185.00 1 Phyllis Allmacher, Worthington OH; Joanne Griesenauer, Dublin OH 200.00 2 Warren Foss, Pierre SD; Bob Bainter, San Antonio TX 182.50 2 Ed Lazarus, Baltimore MD; James Murphy, Chesapeake VA 198.50 3 1 1 Mariusz Krasnicki, Lodz, Poland; Jacek Ochijewicz, Warsaw, Poland 176.00 3 Samuel Hirschman, Southfield MI; Roman Shapiro, Fair Lawn NJ 186.50 4 Ron Ashbacher, Topeka KS; Connie Cone, Van Buren AR 173.00 4 1 Caroline Pieper, Tomahawk WI; Lois Killinger, Eagle River WI 170.00 5 2 Yifan Yang - Amitabh Dave, Urbana IL 167.50 5 Jay Apfelbaum, Pittsburgh PA; Raymond Raskin, Gulph Mills PA 161.50 6 Gail Hawkins, St. Charles MO; Kathleen Safranski, Chesterfield MO 165.00 6 Ellen Gabriel, Chicago IL; Paul Streigle, Clearwater FL 160.00 2 Theresa Howard - Christine Hebscher, Don Mills ON 141.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION H EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Jiun-Ming Chen, West Lafayette IN; David Yang, Chicago IL 215.50 1 Terrence Lijewski, Saint Paul MN; John Lijewski, Sartell MN 197.00 2 1 1 Brandon Buzzell, Urbana IL; Scott Merritt, Champaign IL 176.50 2 1 Marc Fiset, Laterriere PQ; Alain Chapdelaine, Jonqiere PQ 179.00 3 2 Arbha Vongsvivut, Godfrey IL; Somkietr Rojanasathit, St Louis MO 172.50 3 Darwin Afdahl, Virginia Bch VA; Martin Schiff Jr, Tucson AZ 174.50 4 Catherine Malone, Maysville KY; Suanne Blair, Morehead KY 166.00 4 Michael Prahin, New City NY; Val Mashkin, Indianapolis IN 171.00 5 Katty Beyhan, Tulsa OK; Mimi Waugh, Santa Barbara CA 160.50 5 Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK; Raymond Zekauskas Jr, Tulsa OK 166.00 6 Sandrea Friedman, Flushing NY; Ora Lourie, White Plains NY 159.50 6 N Paasch, Casselton ND; Darlene Wiltanger, Kansas City MO 161.50 2 Bob Waite, Ile Des Chennes MB; Ron Sawiak, Winnipeg MB 152.00 1 Jack Marx - James Keating, St. Peters MO 148.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION I EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Sharon Fairchild, Rocky River OH; Bill Babb, Cleveland OH 213.50 1 Bob Richmon - Paul Marstow, Sydney AU 188.00 2 Joel Wooldridge, Williamsville NY; Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA 191.50 2 M Metz, Wilmette IL; Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL 178.50 3 1 Doug Moore - Suzi Shymanski, Ballwin MO 184.50 3 1 Emily Jane Gaer, Van Buren AR; Tracy Sloan, Tulsa OK 169.00 4 Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA; Adrienne Green, Venice CA 170.00 4 2 Cordelia Menges - Audrey Robb, New York NY 166.50 5 Gloria Brown, Virginia Bch VA; Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA 166.50 5 Michael Weber, San Diego CA; Howard Weber, Las Vegas NV 165.00 6 Thomas Achter, Fort Smith AR; Thomas Strand, Newport TN 162.50 6 Warren Oberfield, Pittsburgh PA; Rick Delogu, Waterloo ON 162.50 2 1 Alan Tuvin, Folsom CA; David Lesieur, Manchester CT 153.00 1 Samuel Kutin, Chicago IL; Diana Tenery, Fairfax VA 150.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION J EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Brian Berglund, St Louis MO; Brian Berglund, Santa Barbara CA 188.00 1 Kenneth Wolf, Libertyville IL; David Moss, New York NY 208.50 2 Sheila Pies, Potomac MD; Kay Afdahl, Virginia Bch VA 184.50 2 Jack Bryant, St Louis MO; Rod Van Wyk, Alton IL 178.50 3 Kitten Haag, Metairie LA; Brita Bridenstine, Pittsburgh PA 175.50 3/4 Diana Schuld, Glen Head NY; Cynthia Hinckley, Guayanabo PR 174.00 4 1 Kenneth Davis, Alexandria VA; D Van Arman, McLean VA 170.50 3/4 Richard Williams, San Carlos CA; Josephus Scherders, Sunnyvale CA 174.00 5 Dudley Camacho - Alex Kornel, Toronto ON 164.00 5 1 John Cagney - Edith Cagney, Lansing IL 169.00 6 Brenda Jacobus, Las Vegas NV; Helen Keri, Montreal PQ 161.50 6 Jack Coleman, San Francisco CA; P Drew Cannell, Winnipeg MB 168.00 2 Leslie Hoberman - Minna Lou Mercer, Omaha NE 155.00 2 Paula Messinger - Sandy Ritchey, Columbus OH 143.50 1 Sharon Schumacher, Saint Charles IL; Robert Pooley, Aurora IL 134.50 1 Sandra Hammer, Dedham MA; Sandy Sloan, Ipswich MA 142.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION W EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Judy Elbogen, Mission Viejo CA; Teddy Robins, Asheville NC 192.50 1 Andy Bowles - Shireen Mohandes, London UK 186.50 2 Bob Gwirtzman, Brooklyn NY; Franklin Silver, Las Vegas NV 181.50 2 Paul Sorensen, Berwyn AB; Gary Tomczyk, Parksville BC 185.00 3 1 Todd Wolford, Aurora OH; Ari Greenberg, Malibu CA 179.00 3 1 David Hemmer, Chicago IL; Karen Manfield, Houston TX 175.00 4 Gerald Michaud, Derby KS; John McDaniel, Lees Summit MO 176.00 4 Deborah Avery - Martha Owen, Champaign IL 173.50 5 Suzanne Trull, Los Angeles CA; Joan Morse, Houston TX 174.50 5 Neil Scott, New York NY; J Markland Molson, Cote St Luc PQ 173.00 6 2 Richard Brummer - Ronald Diehl, Effingham IL 172.50 6 Robert Carstedt - D Howard, Wichita KS 167.50 2 Marguerite Baker, Naperville IL; Mary Ann Lindmark, 137.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION X EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 R Lurie, Needham MA; Ben Feinswog, Miami FL 194.50 1 P Schwartz, Cote St Luc PQ; Fred Hoffer, Montreal PQ 199.00 2 William Quinn, Ellsworth WI; Lance Chamberlain, Rochester MN 184.00 2 1 Rupert Brauch, Palo Alto CA; Brian Kemper, Mtn View CA 186.50 3 Patricia Elms, Newport Beach CA; Madie Brice, Cordova TN 169.50 3 Clay Brooke Mc Farland, Owego NY; Tom Reid, Gilbert AZ 176.50 4 Jeri Baraf, East Hills NY; Faye Marino, Greenwich CT 168.50 4 2 Robert Chambless, St Louis MO; John Schnoor, Altoona IA 173.00 5 Les Perlmutter, La Jolla CA; Mark Perlmutter, San Francisco CA 167.00 5 Chris Compton, Oklahoma City OK; Marty Seligman, Philadelphia PA 172.50 6 Barbara Hellmers - Ann West, Birmingham AL 157.00 6 Lynn Hays, Veradale WA; Shirley Jabon, Bellevue WA 167.50 2 Jerome Frank - Simme Frank, Milwaukee WI 156.00 3 Sam Graham, Oakland CA; Jonathan Ferguson, Ottawa ON 162.50 1 Shirley Hillmer, Chicago IL; Ruth Goodpasture, Bourbonnais IL 131.50

MONDAY EVENING 5/20/50 PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION O EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Suzy Fulkerson - Ron Fulkerson, Bloomington IN 80.50 1 1 1 Phyllis Siegel, Manchester Mo MO; Robert Berkley, Ladue MO 91.50 2 Arthur Stepp, St Louis MO; Burton Shickman, St Peters MO 80.00 2 2 2 Mark Maxwell - Mike Lovetta, St Louis MO 77.00 3 Donald Chase, St Charles MO; B Johnson, Lexington KY 70.50 3 3 Dennis Anderson, Murphysboro IL; Morris Lamb, Carbondale IL 72.00 4 1 1 John Abernathy, Stlouis MO; John Siegfried, Teaneck NJ 62.50 4 Mary Wolfarth - Karen Condie, St Louis MO 69.50

MONDAY EVENING 100/200 PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION P EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Max Bettman, Southfield MI; Sandra Garber, W Bloomfield MI 154.50 1 Charles Brown, Denton TX; John McCleskey, Seminole TX 169.50 2 Richard La Bahn - Virginia La Bahn, Orange CA 144.50 2 1 Alan Gengenbach, Champaign IL; Robert Ellison, Fort Worth TX 148.00 3 Joseph Alpers - Edith Alpers, Natick MA 140.00 3 2 Larry Cornelius, Wildwood MO; Jason Feldman, Champaign IL 147.50 4 2 Peter Gieser, Gainesville FL; Michael Waters, Dunlap IL 139.00 4 3 Tim Luker, Green Bay WI; Joe Dicken, Louisville KY 141.50 5 3 Jack Sargent - Rebecca Sargent, Jackson MS 138.00 5 David Gerdes, Griffith IN; Dolores Gerdes, Hammond IN 138.50

ad TODAY’S SCHEDULE Tuesday, November 25, 1997, 8:45 a.m. Event MP Limit Session Entry Fee Sold Morning KO Teams 2nd $40 team Level 2 Adam’s Mark Chicago Morning Continuous/Side Pairs* 2nd $20 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark Stratified 199er Pairs, A 100-200 single $18 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark Strat B 50-100 single $18 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark Strat C 0-50 single $18 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark

Tuesday, November 25, 1997, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. R. J. Thalhammer Memorial Stratified Senior Pairs* 1st & 2nd $40 pair Marriott Pavilion Ballroom

Tuesday, November 25, 1997, 12:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. BLUE RIBBON PAIRS (6 sessions) 1&2 Q $48 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark -- Prequalification required SENIOR KO TEAMS Round 3 $44 team Level 4 Adam’s Mark Bracketed KO Teams II 3rd & 4th $40 team Level 2 Adam’s Mark Carl Schulze Appreciation Stratified Open Pairs* 1st & 2nd $40 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark District 8 STaC Stratified Open Pairs* 1st & 2nd $40 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark Salon F Tues., Wed. & Thur. Continuous/Side Pairs* 1st & 2nd $20 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Rose Garden 199er Pairs 0-200 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F 99er Pairs 0-100 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F 49er Pairs 0-50 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F Non Master Pairs 0-20 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F Newcomer Pairs 0-5 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F

Tuesday, November 25, 1997, 11:30 p.m. ZIP Stratified Swiss Teams* single $36 team Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F

TOMORROW’S SCHEDULE Wednesday, November 26, 1997, 8:45 a.m. Event MP Limit Session Entry Fee Sold Daybreak Bracketed Knockout Teams 1st $40 team Level 2 Adam’s Mark Morning KO Teams 3rd $40 team Level 2 Adam’s Mark Chicago Morning Continuous/Side Pairs* 3rd $20 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark Stratified 199er Pairs, A 100-200 single $18 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark Strat B 50-100 single $18 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark Strat C 0-50 single $18 pair Level 2 Adam’s Mark

Wednesday, November 26, 1997, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. Isabel Carlson Memorial Stratified Senior Swiss Teams* 1st & 2nd $80 team Marriott Pavilion Ballroom

Wednesday, November 26, 1997, 12:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. BLUE RIBBON PAIRS 1&2 SF $48 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark SENIOR KO TEAMS Round 4 $44 team Level 4 Adam’s Mark Cafe de France Bracketed KO Teams III 1st & 2nd $40 team Level 2 Adam’s Mark (4 sessions, continues Thursday) Northern Indiana Unit #154 Stratiflighted Open Swiss Teams (30 VP)* 1st & 2nd $80 team Level 2 Adam’s Mark Lee Epstein Stratified Open Pairs* 1st & 2nd $40 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Tues.-Wed.-Thur. Continuous/Side Pairs* 3rd & 4th $20 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Stratified 99er Swiss Teams (100/50/20) 1st & 2nd $72 team Level 2 Adam’s Mark 199er Pairs 0-200 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F 99er Pairs 0-100 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F 49er Pairs 0-50 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F Non Master Pairs 0-20 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F Newcomer Pairs 0-5 single $18 pair Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F

Wednesday, November 26, 1997, 7:30 p.m. Stratified Board-a-Match Teams* single $36 team Level 2 Adam’s Mark

Wednesday, November 26, 1997, 11:30 p.m. Zip Knockout Teams* single $9/tm/match Level 4 Adam’s Mark Salon F

*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). Strat breaks for Open and Senior Stratified Pairs and Teams are: A (1000+), B (300-1000), C (0-300). Strat breaks for Continuous/Side Pairs and Zip Swiss teams are: A (750+), B (0-750).