March 9-19, 2000 Cincinnati, Ohio 43rd Spring North American Bridge Championships DAILYDAILY BULLETINBULLETIN

Vol. 43, No. 4Monday March 13, 2000 Editors: Brent Manley and Henry Francis Easy-going Zeke enjoys columnist role Most top seeds In a long and varied career involving bridge, poli- advance in tics, the stage and even a construction company, Zeke Jabbour is now doing something for the first time – Vanderbilt Teams writing under his own name. The experience – his column, Winsome and Loath- All but two of the top seeds in the Vanderbilt some, is now a regular feature in The Bridge Bulletin – Knockout Teams survived the first day to play in has been nearly overwhelming. the round of 64. The highest seed to fall was No. “The reaction has been unbelievable,” says Jabbour, 18, captained by Roger Bates. His squad was a five-time North American champion, former Barry knocked off by Michael Kovacich, Patricia Tucker, Crane Top 500 winner and one of the competitors at the Kevin Collins, Robert White, Samuel Marks and Cincinnati NABC. “People stop me and ask if I’m Dwight Meredith. Jabbour, or they want to know if I’m still lost (a refer- In the Knockout Teams at the Sum- ence to an anecdote in his debut column).” mer NABC in San Antonio last year, Kovacich, It’s enough to make a calm man nervous – except Tucker, Collins and White combined with two other that the easy-going Boca Raton FL resident is the players to pull off several upsets before being elimi- epitome of composure (as long as you give proper re- nated in the round of eight. spect to his beloved Michigan Wolverines). The other high seed to fall was No. 28 (John In fact, when Jabbour teaches bridge, relaxation is Rengstorff). They lost to a four-member team led one of his key messages. He tells students that to be by Diana Tenery. Her teammates are Andy Stark successful, they must study, practice, relax and concen- (New York), Fred Zhang and Qing Yang. They were Zeke Jabbour Continued on page 5 seeded No. 101. Lynn’s bridge interest Magic act still as strong as ever scores a top

Being confined to a wheelchair has changed After one of his many many things in the life of Lynn Deas, but it sleight-of-hand tricks with play- hasn’t reduced her interest in bridge – if any- ing cards wowed the crowd Sun- thing, it has increased her dedication and en- day evening, Dennis Hurm was joyment. asked, “Will you be my partner “I still love to play,” said Deas, “but I get tonight?” special enjoyment when one of my pupils If you saw Hurm with play- makes the grade. I like to work with experi- ing cards, you’d want to make the enced players and help them rise from the in- request yourself. termediate to the expert range.” The Cincinnati resident She has been doing this more or less on an worked the Convention Center crowd for an hour Sunday before individual basis, but she is planning to expand her base in two ways. “I want to get on the the second session, and he will Internet and form small classes – four to six be back Friday and Saturday. players – to work with. I believe I can be in- Hurm, 45, is representing the strumental in improving their game. United States Playing Card Co., a sponsor of the Spring NABC. “In addition, I have been making copious Magician Dennis Hurm has the full attention of Terry Grogan, Urbana The affable performer has notes over the past few years, and I think they OH, and Frank Bresnahan, Titusville FL, at the Convention Center done a sleight-of-hand act for 25 might well be the basis for a book that will en- Saturday. Hurm, representing the United States Playing Card Co., able dedicated upper intermediate players to will be back on Friday and Saturday. Continued on page 4 find the necessary strategies to rise into the expert world.” Educational Foundation okays Deas couldn’t stress strongly enough how im- portant it is to realize that bridge is a partnership Bridge Camp 2000 grants game. “You can’t afford misunderstandings. Go over your carefully with your The ACBL Educational Foundation has ap- partner and make sure you’re both on the same proved grants of $200 per person to Junior wavelength. For instance, your partner players planning to attend Bridge Camp 2000, 1NT after the bidding goes 1¨ - Pass - 1«. What scheduled for Aug. 2-10 in Southern Califor- nia just prior to the Summer NABC in Ana- Continued on page 4 heim. The grants for up to 70 ACBL members to Coon and Walsh lead attend the camp were announced at a reception Saturday evening. The reception was paid for Silver Ribbon Pairs in part by the ACBL Goodwill Committee. Bridge Camp 2000, the third such gather- Charles Coon of Marshfield MA and ing conducted by the ACBL, will take place at of had two strong sessions in the Silver Pitzer College in Claremont CA, just east of Judy Prescott, president and Jonathan Stenberg, Ribbon Pairs qualifying to lead 78 pairs into today’s Los Angeles. vice-president, of the ACBL Educational Foundation two-session final. They outdistanced the field, finish- There will be various sporting activities and ing approximately three and a third boards ahead of contests each morning, a choice of lectures af- runners-up Glenn Smith of Creve Coeur MO, current ter lunch and a session of bridge during the af- Put on a happy face! ACBL president, and Wayne Hascall of Grandville MI. ternoon. Coon, a runner-up in the back in Players 16-25 who are ACBL members may the Sixties, and Walsh, one of America’s top woman attend. The price is $425 per person. Today is Goodwill Day players for many years, topped their section by a wide If you are interested, contact Charlotte margin in both sessions. Blaiss, ACBL director of Junior programs. Today's Goodwill reception will be held in the Two former presidents of the ACBL – Richard Phone 901-332-5586, Ext. 222 or e-mail Regency Ballroom on the 3rd floor of the Hyatt Anderson of Regina SK and Cecil Cook of Long Beach [email protected]. You may also contact Harley Regency. CA – were third, less than one matchpoint behind. Bress, Ext. 222, or e-mail [email protected]. Page 2 Daily Bulletin SPECIAL EVENTS Extra Intra By Barry Rigal

Monday, March 13 23 « 8 2 Dlr: South ª A J 5 4 9:00 a.m. - Noon Club Directors Course. Colonnade A, Regal. Vul: Both © K 10 5 9:00 a.m. - Noon Easybridge! accreditation course B with Easybridge! creator Edith McMullin and ¨ K 10 4 2 Field Coordinator Marti Ronemus. Cardinal Room, Regal. « « 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Barbara Seagram, Takeout Doubles. J 9 6 3 A Q 7 5 ª ª Grand Ballroom A, Regal. Seagram, Toronto, is the owner and manager of Kate Q 8 3 K 7 6 2 Buckman’s Bridge Studio, one of Canada’s largest. She is the co-author of 25 © Q 8 © A7 3 2 Bridge Conventions You Should Know. ¨ Q 9 6 3 ¨ 5 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. Easybridge! accreditation course A with Easybridge! creator Edith McMullin and « K 10 4 Field Coordinator Marti Ronemus. Pavillion B, Regal ª 10 9 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Goodwill Reception, Regency Ballroom, third floor, Hyatt Regency. © J 9 6 4 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Ellen Crawford, Signals on D-Fence. ¨ A J 8 7 Grand Ballroom A, Regal. Crawford, Lauderhill FL, teaches bridge and plays When North opens 1¨ in third seat, the auction professionally. She won the North American Women’s Pairs at the 1999 Spring 1¨ - Double - 1NT leaves South well placed to make NABC in Vancouver. at least seven tricks (double dummy he is due 120) but 11:45 p.m. Free food and beverages in the Bronze Room at the Regal Hotel. Enjoy the music of « the Professionals – traditional, pop, R&B. I overcalled 2 as West and bought the hand there. The defense led and continued trumps, and I was in Tuesday, March 14 dummy to lead a diamond to the queen and king. North neatly led a club to the ace for a third lead (if he 9:00 a.m. - Noon Club Directors Course. Colonnade A, Regal. does not I get to two diamonds in hand to make 9:00 a.m. - Noon Easybridge! accreditation course A with Easybridge! creator Edith McMullin and seven tricks easily). Now to the ending: Field Coordinator Marti Ronemus. Pavillion B, Regal. « -- 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Howard Piltch (subject to be ª A J 5 4 announced). Grand Ballroom A, Regal. Piltch, a former president of the ACBL, is © 10 the District 25 director and an outstanding player. ¨ K 10 4 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. Easybridge! accreditation course B with Easybridge! creator Edith McMullin and « J « Q Field Coordinator Marti Ronemus. Cardinal Room, Regal. ª ª 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Kathie Wei-Sender, Championship Q 8 3 K 7 6 2 Bridge. Grand Ballroom A, Regal. Wei-Sender, Nashville, is an ACBL Grand Life © 8 © A 7 3 Master and WBF Grand Master. She was inducted into the Bridge Hall of Fame in ¨ Q 9 6 ¨ -- 1999. « -- 11:45 p.m. Free food and beverages in the Bronze Room at the Regal Hotel. Hypnotist Mike ª 10 9 Thomas will be featured. © J 9 6 ¨ J 8 7 The hearts are very likely to be 4-2 since South Wednesday, March 15 appears to be 4-4 in the minors and we know he has 9:00 a.m. - Noon Club Directors Course. Colonnade A, Regal. three spades. Whatever his doubleton (unless it’s the 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Sylvia Summers, Basic Logic of the 5-4), we have the intrafinesse available to bring in a Auction. Grand Ballroom A, Regal. Summers, Pasadena CA, won the North American second heart trick. Lead a low heart to the 8 (covering Swiss Teams in 1983 and 1988. She has also won numerous regional events. South’s card if necessary). Then a heart, unblock- 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Michael Huston, Thinking Like a Bridge ing the 8, and to the king-7 to escape for minus Player. Grand Ballroom A, Regal. Huston, Joplin MO, is a bridge teacher and a 100. The fall of the 10-9 offers a chance, anyway, if professional player. He has been a speaker at NABCs for several years. you play the suit from the top, but the play indicated is 11:45 p.m. Free food and beverages in the Bronze Room at the Regal Hotel. Solid Gold will a sure thing if South’s doubleton is less significant. perform for your listening and dancing pleasure. Guests in your living room Board members have shone in Silver Ribbon Pairs Tournament Director Susan Patricelli, at the start of the Regional Open Pairs on Friday, an- The Silver Ribbon Pairs -- open only to players in the Bermuda Bowl and placed second in 1957, nounced to the room: “ For the next three and a who are at least 55 years old and who have pre-quali- 1961, 1963 and 1965. half hours your partner is your very best friend fied by placing first or second in a regional- or na- Winners: and your opponents are guests whom you have tional-rated Senior event -- consists of two qualifying 1992 James Leary, S. Irving Steinfeldt invited into your living room. Please treat all of and two final sessions. 1993 Joan Remey Moore, Helen these people accordingly.” It has been won by four members of the ACBL Shanbrom This is a reminder that the Zero Tolerance 1994 Virgil Anderson, Jayne Thomas Board of Directors: Joan Remey Moore, District 12 policy is in effect at this tournament and scores 1995 Gene Freed, Peter Benjamin director, playing with Helen Shanbrom in 1993; Virgil will be adjusted in the event of unpleasant be- Anderson, District 15 director, playing with Jayne 1996 Phil Karani, Martin Hoffman 1997 Chuck Said, John Russell havior. If inappropriate behavior takes place at Thomas, District 9 director, in 1994; and Jim Kirkham, your table, please be sure to call the Director. District 22 director, playing with his wife Corinne in 1998 Eli Borok, Bill Sides 1999 Jim Kirkham, Corinne Kirkham You can always say: “This player is interfering 1999. (Anderson was ACBL president at the time and with my enjoyment of the game.” the only “sitting” president to win an NABC event.) The correct way to call the Director at any The winners will have their names inscribed on Tomorrow's tours time is to say: “Director, please.” the Leventritt Trophy and will receive a certificate of recognition. Art Museum – tour of the highlights, including a Barbara Seagram The trophy honors Peter Leventritt of New York, docent guided tour. Built in 1881. Known as the Pal- ACBL president in 1954 and assistant treasurer ace of the West when it opened its doors as Ohio’s first Goodwill Message 1945-46. He served as president of the Greater New art museum. One of the finest collections of art in the Today is Goodwill Day and my co-chairs and I York Bridge Association and the Card School of United States. 9:30 a.m. $4 per person. invite all committee members to join us at the Good- New York, which he co-founded. Argosy Casino – the country’s biggest floating will Reception. It will be held from 5 to 7 this after- Leventritt (1916-1997) pioneered the use of the palace. Admission and buffet – $14 per person (ad- noon in Colonade A & B at the Regal Hotel. We hope Schenken System in partnership with its inventor, mission includes round-trip transportation). Bus leaves to see you there. Howard Schenken. He represented North America promptly at 7 p.m. Aileen Osofsky, Chairman, Goodwill Committee Daily Bulletin Page 3 The Saturday show Roy Green is enjoying It shouldn’t happen with Cindy and Bob working for OKbridge — even to a goat

Cindy and Bob Burnstein had two fascinating Roy Green, former CEO of the ACBL, By Barry Rigal boards to deal with Saturday in Open Pairs I. On now lives in Carlisle, Massachusetts, but he On this deal from the first qualifying session one Cindy had to find a way to make eight tricks spends 10 days every month in San Diego. of Open Pairs I features yours truly as the goat playing in her wide-open six-card spade suit oppo- He has embarked on a new career – he is ex- rather than the hero. I was East. site a . On the other, Bob had to find an extra ecutive vice president of OKbridge. Dlr: West « K 6 2 trick in notrump so that he could outscore all the “I miss the ACBL,” said Roy. “I miss all Vul: N-S ª K Q 10 7 4 2 pairs who were playing in the more likely game the great people that I worked with in Mem- © K 8 contract in hearts. phis, and I miss all the contact I had with the ¨ J 6 Board 24 « 5 3 2 players. I still go to most of the NABCs, so I « 10 3 « A Q J 8 7 5 Dlr: West ª Q 10 4 still have some contact with the players. But ª A 9 8 5 3 ª J Vul: None © K J 4 I don’t miss the stress. There is far less stress © 10 9 6 2 © A J 4 ¨ Q 9 7 3 in my new job.” ¨ 8 7 ¨ Q 5 3 « 8 7 6 « K J 10 4 Green’s major OKbridge duties are to su- « 9 4 ª J 8 5 ª 2 pervise the Internet World Bridge Champi- ª 6 © 9 6 © A 10 8 5 3 2 onship, to work up a pilot program to pro- © Q 7 5 3 ¨ J 10 8 6 2 ¨ A 4 vide field representatives in major metropoli- ¨ A K 10 9 4 2 « A Q 9 tan areas, and to take care of other tourna- ª A K 9 7 6 3 ment affairs. With the spade finesse on, how could you fail © Q 7 Green feels that OKbridge is bringing in to take at least eight spade tricks, maybe nine or ¨ K 5 people of a demographic age group that is 10? West North East South needed in . “And do you Well, it’s easy. All you need is the Rueful Rab- Pass Pass 1© Dbl know what’s going to happen with these bit sitting South, and you are in trouble. Pass 1NT 2« 3NT young people whom we’re introducing to the West North East South All Pass game? I believe a good many of them will Pass 1ª 1« 1NT (!!) Naturally most pairs played this board in 4ª. branch out and be playing tournament bridge Pass 2ª 2« All Pass Cindy, South, decided her hand was too strong for a soon.” Yes, South did bid 1NT. No, he did not see heart , so she made a . She was Green likes his work with OKbridge, but my 1« bid. quite surprised to hear husband Bob bid 1NT. East the days he really enjoys are those when he As you can imagine, that really fixed me in made a bold bid of 2«, and Cindy could have stopped walks three quarters of a mile down the road the play. I won the opening heart lead with off here to double, but she wasn’t sure the defense could to play with his three-and-a-half year old dummy’s ace and knew it was right to develop collect the necessary 500-point penalty to cover the grandson Parker Zimmerman. “Those are the the diamond suit. I led a low diamond toward my non-vul game. She decided to go for notrump because golden hours. And my wife Mary is thor- hand, and North put up the ©K. Now I led a low Bob had shown some scattered values with his 1NT oughly enjoying grandmothering. We play spade up to the 10 with confidence. South had to response. some bridge at the local clubs, too, but not as have the king for his 1NT bid. On the diamond , Bob put up the much as Mary would like.” Horrors! North won the «K, played a diamond queen to win. He realized he would have to take 11 to partner’s queen, got a diamond ruff and exited tricks to get any kind of matchpoint score because the with a club. Another trump back left me with heart bidders were going to take 11 tricks. He also saw Passing a conventional seven tricks and an overwhelming urge to hide that transportation was going to be a major problem. under the table. After a little thought, he cashed the ªA, then led a bid sometimes works On the very next deal, I was again the sacrifi- heart and finessed the 10! When this worked he was in cial victim. good shape. It isn’t recommended that you pass when part- Dlr: North « J 7 3 He led a club to his king, winning as expected – ner makes a conventional bid, but on rare occasions Vul: Both ª A K 7 6 5 East couldn’t afford to rise with the ace. Then he led a it turns out right. Look what happened on this deal © 6 5 3 diamond to set up a trick in that suit. East won but had from the first final session of Open Pairs I. Lenny ¨ 7 4 no effective return. He tried a spade, but Bob finessed, Ernst, South, a retired bridge writer for one of the « K 10 4 2 « Q 6 led a heart to the queen to cash dummy’s good dia- newspapers, made the conventional bid; his ª 10 9 4 ª Q 8 mond, then came back to hand with the «A to take the partner, Ken Gee, passed, and opponents Larry © J 10 7 © A Q 8 4 rest of his hearts. That made 11 tricks – six hearts, two Cohen and David Berkowitz were the victims. ¨ Q 6 3 ¨ A 10 9 8 5 spades, a club and two diamonds. Board 14 « -- « A 9 8 5 Dlr: East ª K 9 2 ª J 3 2 Board 7 « J 10 5 2 Vul: None © A 6 4 3 2 © K 9 2 Dlr: South ª K 8 5 2 ¨ Q 9 5 3 2 ¨ K J 2 Vul: Both © A J 9 8 « J 7 3 2 « A K 6 West North East South ¨ Q ª J 10 8 7 ª Q 6 5 3 Pass 1NT Pass « A Q 8 6 4 3 « -- © 10 9 8 © Q J 7 Pass Pass ª A ª Q J 9 7 3 ¨ K 7 ¨ 10 6 4 Looking at all the cards, you would expect to © 10 5 © K Q 4 2 « Q 10 9 8 5 4 win the opening spade lead in hand and develop ¨ 10 9 7 6 ¨ J 5 3 2 ª A 4 the clubs for at least seven tricks. No way. Not « K 9 7 © K 5 with Martin Sklar on lead. He started with a heart, ª 10 6 4 ¨ A J 8 and Mitch Dunitz won the ªK to lead a low heart. © 7 6 3 West North East South When my ªQ held I really thought I’d been given ¨ A K 8 4 Cohen Gee Berkowitz Ernst a gift, which showed how little I knew. Sklar took West North East South 1NT (1) 2¨ the ¨K, played a heart to North, who cashed out 1« Pass 1NT Pass Pass Pass!! Pass the suit and exited with a diamond to set me a 2« All Pass (1) Weak notrump. trick. Result: misery. Cindy, West, wasn’t at all happy when she saw the (2) Shows a one-suiter. Partner is supposed to bid spadeless dummy. However, she figured lots of other 2© to discover which suit. players would be in the same position, so she went Gee felt quite sure he knew what his partner’s suit Active Ethics about making the best of a bad situation. North’s ¨Q was going to be, so he decided to take his chances and Our opponents were in 4« doubled as a sacri- won the first trick, and North switched to the ©9. Cindy pass. Ernst got a heart opening lead to the ace, and he fice against our vulnerable 4ª. I scored it as down put up the king and was happy to see it hold. She crossed immediately went after diamonds – king, ace, ruff – three – minus 500. But Bob Gookin, the declarer, to her singleton ªA and led another diamond, North setting up the suit in dummy. Then he led to the ªK said he went down four for minus 800, convert- rising with the ace. He had no good return, but he tried and ruffed dummy’s last heart. He cashed the ¨A and ing a poor score for us into a clear top. When we the ªK. Cindy could have ruffed this, but she discarded got back to dummy by ruffing a spade. When he then questioned him about what tricks he lost, he a club. Next North tried the «J, but Cindy let this hold called for a club, Cohen perforce won with the king. the trick. Ernst ruffed the return, drew the last trump with the proved that he went down four. We were gratified to see the practice of such Active Ethics. Now North was in trouble. He decided to lead an- queen and claimed – FOR TWELVE TRICKS!!! Julia Bomalaski and Susan Christian other trump to partner’s king and Cindy’s ace. She cashed the trump queen and got out of her hand with a trump to North’s 10. But North was now down to all red cards and had to put her in dummy. She was able New Life Master to get rid of her last two clubs on the good cards to DAEDRIE KLEPPE of Milwaukee became a score up eight tricks for a fine score. She lost only two Life Master playing in the 299er Pairs. Her partner trumps, a heart, a diamond and a club. was Carol Rushman Meili, also of Milwaukee. Page 4 Daily Bulletin TOURNAMENT APPEALS

In order to keep the bridge public informed of DIC of Event: Henry Cukoff appeals results in a timely fashion the NABC Daily Committee: Jay Apfelbaum (chair), Martin Appeals Case 3 Bulletin staff publishes write-ups. Every effort is Hirschman, Dennis Sorensen Subject (): made to ensure that these reports are accurate and Event: NAOP Open Pairs I, March 10, Second complete. However, before they are published in the Appeals Case 2 Qualifying Session NABC Appeals Casebook revisions may be made. Bd: 30 John Oakley Subject (Tempo): Dlr: East « AJ7 Event: NAOP Flight A, March 9, First Final Vul: None ª 943 Appeals Case 1 Session © AK1053 Subject (Tempo): Bd: 14 Lloyd Arvedon ¨ KJ « Event: NAOP Flight A, March 8, First Qualify- Dlr: East J974 Luigi Montefusco Mourad Meregian ª ing Session Vul: None Q8 « 10543 « 86 © Bd: 2 Bob Jones Q1086 ª K ª QJ872 ¨ Dlr: East « 753 A74 © Q © J962 Vul: N/S ª K765 Vickie Sebastian William Sizelove ¨ A1087652 ¨ 93 « « © Q86 106 A83 James Breihan ª ª ¨ 763 97542 AJ3 « KQ92 © © Harvey Brody Douglas Dang 743 A2 ª A1065 ¨ ¨ « K86 « AQ42 Q92 KJ853 © 874 ª AJ1084 ª Q3 Pat McDevitt ¨ Q4 « © J © AK942 KQ52 West North East South ª ¨ KQ85 ¨ 104 K106 Pass Pass © Barnet Shenkin KJ95 1©(1) 1NT Pass 2¨ ¨ « J109 106 Dbl(2) 2© Pass 3©(3) ª 92 West North East South Pass 3NT All Pass © © 107543 1NT 2 (1) (1) Alerted; 11-14 at least one singleton ¨ ¨ AJ92 Pass(2) Pass 3 Pass (2) Alerted; penalty © West North East South Pass 3 All Pass (3) Break in tempo 1© Pass (1) Diamonds and a higher suit The Facts: 3NT made four, plus 430 for N/S. 1ª Pass 1« Pass (2) Break in tempo The opening lead was the ¨9. The Director was © 2¨(1) Pass 2ª(2) Pass The Facts: 3 went down one, plus 50 for called after the 3NT bid and was told that there ¨ 3NT All Pass E/W. The opening lead was the 2. The Director had been a long pause before the 3© bid. The Di- ¨ (1) Alerted; 4th Suit Forcing was called when 3 was bid. After asking the mean- rector ruled that the 3NT bid had not been de- © (2) Disputed break in tempo ing of the 2 bid, West hesitated before passing. monstrably suggested by the break in tempo and The Facts: 3NT made five, plus 460 for E/W. East suggested the hesitation was one minute. The allowed the table result to stand (Law 16). N/S called the Director at the conclusion of play Director ruled that pass was a logical alternative for The Appeal: E/W appealed the Director’s rul- © and was told that East had broken tempo before the East and changed the contract to 2 made two, plus ing. South did not attend the hearing. E/W stated 2ª bid. E/W denied any break in tempo. The Direc- 90 for N/S. that South had bid 3© slowly. Their understand- tor ruled that there had been a break in tempo which The Appeal: E/W appealed the Director’s rul- ing was that North could not act on any informa- had made 3NT more attractive than 4ª and that 4ª ing. East said he had a maximum hand with a five- tion gained from the tempo and they believed that ¨ was a logical alternative. The Director changed the card suit. He needed West to have the Q to justify North had done so. North stated that South’s bid ¨ contract to 4ª made five, plus 450 for E/W. his re-opening bid. N/S said that the 3 was slow but it was forcing and he believed that The Appeal: E/W appealed the Director’s rul- bid is dangerous because it is likely that North does 3NT was an automatic bid. It was discovered that ing. E/W played a weak notrump (12-14) and four- not hold any length in the major suits. He would 3NT made four because West won the ¨A at trick card majors. The opening 1© bid promised at least a have tried for a fit. one and played another club. ¨ four-card suit. 2ª was artificial (4th Suit Forcing) Against 3 the opening lead was a low club, The Committee Decision: The Committee © and forcing for one round. East’s 1« rebid prom- won by the ace in dummy. Declarer led the 10 at believed that North’s 3NT bid was not particu- ised either (1) a five-card diamond suit, (2) a three- trick two, which won. A second diamond went to larly suggested by a forcing 3© raise. Therefore, suited hand, or (3) a balanced or semi- East’s ace, who then played king and another club. there was no violation of law. The table result was « too strong to open 1NT. E/W believed that 3NT was South ruffed and led the K, which won. A second allowed to stand. The Committee considered clear because if East held three hearts and one club spade went to East’s ace, who played a third spade whether to award an Appeal Without Merit Pen- ª he would convert 3NT to 4ª. which West ruffed. East’s A took the fifth trick alty Point but decided that E/W should be edu- Regarding the alleged break in tempo, East said for the defense. cated about their responsibility to further consider he put the Alert card on the table, looked at his cards South correctly pointed out that he could not an opponent’s action before proceeding with an for about a second and then bid 2ª. The Committee draw trump after ruffing the third round of clubs, appeal. (Both East and West had approximately questioned E/W about their system. West said the but he missed the best continuation. South should 350 .) ª 1« rebid promised a five-card diamond suit by in- have led the K at that point. Whether East wins or DIC of Event: Henry Cukoff ference because East did not open or rebid 1NT. ducks, South can avoid the spade ruff. Committee: Henry Bethe (chair), Lowell E/W had their convention card available at the hear- The Committee Decision: The Committee de- Andrews, Dick Budd, Nell Cahn, Lou Reich ing, and the Committee accepted as true their state- termined that there had been a break in tempo, and ment that East had to hold at least five diamonds to examined East’s logical alternatives. The Commit- bid 1« over West’s 1ª response. tee determined that pass was not a logical alterna- Lynn Upon further questioning West admitted it was tive. East held maximum values, a five-card club possible, if unlikely, for him to hold only a four- suit, shortness in diamonds and his side was not Continued from page 1 card heart suit with five clubs. N/S said that East vulnerable. East’s logical alternatives were double ¨ had clearly broken tempo. They suggested that with- and 3 and the break in tempo did not suggest that does 1NT mean? Is it a strong bid indicating a ¨ out a break in tempo it would not be clear whether 3 would be more successful than double. There- desire to play in some number of notrump? Or is West should bid 3NT or 4ª. The break made 3NT a fore, East was free to choose either bid. The table it a takeout bid showing a weak hand featuring more attractive alternative. result was allowed to stand. the other two suits – you know, the sandwich The Committee Decision: The Committee con- DIC of Event: Henry Cukoff notrump? It could be either, and you probably will sidered the testimony and determined that it was Committee: Jay Apfelbaum (chair), Gerald get into trouble if you don’t know which.” more likely than not that there had been a break in Caravelli, Jim Linhart At one point Beth was on her way to get a tempo before East bid 2ª. The Committee then con- medical degree, but she left medical school to sidered Law 16A. They believed that the break in Magic take up bridge. “I loved bridge so much more tempo made it more likely that East held a doubleton than medicine that there was no choice as far heart and that 4ª would be a more attractive con- Continued from page 1 as I was concerned,” she said. “When you are tract if East held three-card support. in medical school, you come across a lot of re- Also, since it was possible for West to hold only years, the last 10 with USPC, a Cincinnati-based com- ally intelligent people. My experience in bridge four hearts, it was unclear that East would convert pany. tells me bridge players also are highly intelli- ª 3NT to 4 even if he held three hearts and a single- He says he has no set show: “I play off the audi- gent. The big difference is that bridge players ton club. Therefore, it was not clear that West would ence.” are interesting.” always bid 3NT in the absence of the extraneous Hurm attracted a good crowd Sunday evening. Deas’ team for the Women’s Swiss is a information from the break in tempo. Since that After one of Hurm’s particularly impressive tricks – strong one – Beth Palmer, Connie Goldberg and extraneous information also made 3NT more attrac- involving an “imaginary deck” – Carol Welch of Rozanne Pollack. Her Women’s Trials squad ª tive than 4 , the Committee changed the contract Robinson IL looked at him and said, “I’m glad you’re also will be powerful – Palmer, Carol Sanders ª to 4 made five, plus 450 for E/W. not my child.” and Hjordis Eythorsdottir. Daily Bulletin Page 5

Zeke Jabbour Continued from page 1 Skip bid, sort of When the director was called to the table, trate. there had been three passes and the fourth With more than 500 regional championships and player had pulled the STOP card from her bid- more than 24,000 masterpoints to his credit, Jabbour ding box. However, she didn’t want to make a seems to have the formula down pat, especially the skip bid. The director explained that there part about taking it easy. could be a case of unauthorized information “I’ve always been pretty relaxed,” he says. and then allowed the player to make the bid That’s hard to imagine if you consider what life she wanted to make. She opened with 1NT. was like for Jabbour before his return to bridge in Partner bid 2¨ Stayman, but the opening the late Seventies after a hiatus of more than 15 bidder didn’t reply to Stayman – she leaped to years. 5¨! Jabbour was born in Youngstown OH, the fourth What was going on? Well, first of all this child of Lebanese immigrant parents. His three sib- was in the Intermediate/Newcomer games, and lings were girls, all considerably older than he. “I the bidder was a newcomer. She had been had four mothers,” Jabbour says. taught to open 1NT with 15-17 points, so she Jabbour learned bridge as a junior at Young- felt she had to open 1NT because she had 16 stown State University, where he was studying points. This was her hand: macro economics and English. Jabbour’s best « 4 friend’s brother had played a lot of bridge in the ª A 6 Army, so one day Jabbour was recruited for a game. © K 9 5 In no time, he was smitten. “Bridge nearly ruined ¨ Zeke and Sharon Jabbour A K Q 10 5 3 2 my academic career,” he says. He did graduate, however, and went on to the after more than 15 years off. University of Michigan to study for a doctorate in “It was culture shock,” he recalls. “I didn’t know macro economics. He had planned a career in gov- what a negative double was. Weak twos were my Good ernment or academics. Little did he know how far concession to science.” away from that field he would end up. The old aptitude for bridge returned quickly, By Barry Rigal Jabbour never earned the Ph.D. Family prob- however, and Jabbour began winning regularly in Steve Sanborn executed a neat variation on this lems arose, and he had to make a living. He did that partnership with Dennis McGarry. They won every deal from the first qualifying session of Open Pairs I. « by starting the Jabbour Building Co., a design and event at a regional in Cincinnati, then repeated the Board 26 9 5 4 3 ª construction business in Ann Arbor, where “Go, feat in Columbus OH not long after that, although Dlr: East K Q 8 © Blue!” is the clarion call. Jabbour concedes that the final victory was some- Vul: Both 5 2 ¨ Asked what his role in the company was, what tainted. His team was leading in the Swiss, 9 8 5 4 « « Jabbour jokes, “I didn’t do anything. I was the presi- but the event was called after six rounds because of 6 A 7 2 ª ª dent.” a bomb scare. “No one would believe I didn’t make 9 6 5 4 A J 7 3 2 © © One of Jabbour’s employees, a salesman named the call,” he says. A 9 7 3 Q 8 ¨ ¨ Fred Ouellett, is responsible for Jabbour’s stage ca- 1979 was a big year for Jabbour – he was sec- A Q J 10 K 7 2 « reer. ond in two major events at the Spring NABC in K Q J 10 8 ª The local theater was putting on The Diary of Norfolk VA – the Life Master Men’s Pairs and the 10 © Anne Frank and the director was looking for some- Men’s Board-a-Match Teams – “and it seemed we K J 10 6 4 ¨ one to play the lead role – Anne Frank’s father. were in contention in every big event.” 6 3 Ouellett thought Jabbour was a natural for the part. That performance got Jabbour noticed, and he You reach a heart contract as East (actually it ª ª Jabbour, with no experience as an actor, couldn’t soon turned professional. “People asked me to play does not matter whether it’s 4 or 6 ). To get a imagine doing such a thing, but the director, Jerry and offered me money. I thought, ‘That can’t be good score on a spade opening lead, your sole prob- Sandler, talked Jabbour into having coffee at his bad.’” lem is to hold your heart losers to one. South had home, where more arm twisting ensued. Sander Jabbour, borrowing a quote from the late states- overcalled with Michaels over Sanborn’s opening ª talked Jabbour into reading some of the script, and man Eugene McCarthy, says, “There are two things 1 bid, and it was clear that South had spades and the director was sold. It took a little more persua- you need to be successful at bridge. You have to be a minor, so chances were good that the hearts were sion, but finally Jabbour signed on, and the rest is smart enough to understand it and dumb enough to 3-1. history. think it’s important.” If you lead a low heart from dummy and North Before long, Jabbour was acting, producing and When he teaches bridge back home in Boca follows low, it seems good percentage to play South directing. At one point, he was involved in nine dif- Raton FL, Jabbour is serious about helping students for the king or the queen, not the 10 – it’s a 2-1 shot. ferent theater companies in North America. learn to relax when they play. Well, Sanborn improved his odds by leading the “I was involved with the best repertory com- “Tension,” he says, “is the face of the enemy – NINE from dummy. When North followed smoothly pany in the history of America,” Jabbour says, re- on stage and at the bridge table. A little anxiety is with the 8, unperburbably, Sanborn decided North ferring to the Association of Producing Artists. Some good because it’s a rehearsal for danger. Too much did NOT have the 10 – he would have covered. So if of the luminaries he worked with were Rosemary is paralyzing.” North had three hearts, as expected, they had to be ª Harris, described by Laurence Olivier as “the great- In 1989, Jabbour set his sights on the holy grail the king-queen-8. So Sanborn put in the J to make est actress on the English-speaking stage,” Helen of masterpoint seekers – the Barry Crane Top 500 12 tricks for a very fine score. Hayes, James Stewart and Will Geer. title. Although he played in only 29 regionals and Jabbour was thrilled to see Harris in Waiting in three NABCs, Jabbour won 71 regional champion- the Wings in Boston during the 1999 Fall NABC. ships on his way to 2468 masterpoints. “It was a great day,” Jabbour says, noting that he Although still very fond of Ann Arbor, Non-playing captains also celebrated winning the North American Swiss Jabbour and Sharon, now his wife, moved to Boca Teams that day. Raton in 1990. “We went down there and discov- for the Junior teams Jabbour’s activities were not limited to the the- ered that when it rained we didn’t have to shovel ater and business. He was also up to his ears in poli- it.” ACBL is currently accepting applications for tics, usually behind the scenes running campaigns. A pivotal point in his career, and no doubt his non-playing captains for the two Junior teams who “For 10 years,” Jabbour says, “I didn’t lose an elec- relationship with Sharon, occurred at the 1998 will represent the United States in the 2001 World tion.” Spring NABC in Buffalo. The two were leading Junior Teams Championship. For a brief time in Ann Arbor, he was host of a in the national Mixed Pairs when, late in the event, Resumes should be sent before July 1 to Char- political talk show and once wrote a political col- Sharon was declarer in a 4« contract. The con- lotte Blaiss at ACBL Headquarters. “We’re looking umn under the pseudonym of Robespierre, partly tract was cold but Sharon went down when she for a good bridge player who can share his knowl- because he favored the Democrats but did business became distracted and underruffed at a key point. edge,” said Blaiss. “We need a combination bridge with a lot of Republicans. The mistake cost them the championship. champion, psychoilogist, coach, diplomat and Jabbour recalls his days in the political world Naturally, Sharon felt terrible. Zeke did, too, but leader.” with fondness. “I stood six feet from John Kennedy he felt worse for his partner than for the loss of Non-playing captain is a volunteer (non-pay- when he launched the Peace Corps,” Jabbour says. their first national title. “I didn’t feel as bad as I ing) position. Volunteers must be willing to commit “We had such idealism. We were going to change should have, I guess,” he says. “Helen Hayes used to a year-long training program for the team and the world.” to say that everything is important to somebody. agree to attend the 2001 World Junior Team Cham- Jabbour had played bridge in college and dur- The win was important, but not as important as pionship. ing two years in the U.S. Army after college, but Sharon’s feelings. Nothing is as important as her Names of those who volunteer will be submit- once the business was started and the theater and feelings.” ted to the ACBL Board of Directors for approval. politics took over his life, Jabbour had little time Bridge is great game, Jabbour knows, but it Immediately after the Junior Team Trials in for bridge. is, after all, just a game. “It is not,” he says, “par- August, the two qualifying teams will be presented He returned to the arena in the late Seventies ticularly relevant in the cosmic drama.” a list of names approved by the Board, and they will make their selection from that list. Page 6 Daily Bulletin Will 2000 be a Nickell year?

With their overpowering victory Willard Karn, P. Hal Sims George Rapee, Howard Schenken, Sidney 1978 Malcolm Brachman, Bobby in the Bermuda Bowl, observers are 1932 Willard Karn, P. Hal Sims, Harold Silodor Goldman, Eddie Kantar, Billy Eisenberg, Mike wondering if this may be the year the S. Vanderbilt, Waldemar von Zedtwitz 1956 B. Jay Becker, John Crawford, Passell, Paul Soloway Nick Nickell team finally wins the 1933 Phil Abramsohn, Benjamin Feuer, George Rapee, Howard Schenken, Sidney 1979 Lou Bluhm, Richard Freeman, Mark Francis Rendon, Sydney Rusinow Silodor Lair, Cliff Russell, Tom Sanders, Eddie Wold Vanderbilt Knockout Teams. 1934 David Burnstine, Richard Frey, 1957 B. Jay Becker, John Crawford, 1980 Russ Arnold, Bobby Levin, Jeff It’s the only event the team Michael Gottlieb, , Howard George Rapee, Howard Schenken, Sidney Meckstroth, Bud Reinhold, Eric Rodwell (Nickell-Richard Freeman, Bob Schenken Silodor 1981 B. Jay Becker, Michael Becker, Hamman-Paul Soloway and Jeff 1935 David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, 1958 Harry Fishbein, Sam Fry Jr., Leonard Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay, Ron Rubin Meckstroth-Eric Rodwell) hasn’t won. Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schenken, Sherman Harmon, Lee Hazen, Ivar Stakgold 1982 James Jacoby, Jeff Meckstroth, Mike Stearns 1959 B. Jay Becker, John Crawford, Passell, Eric Rodwell, George Rosenkranz, This was the team of the Nineties, win- 1936 Phil Abramsohn, Irving Epstein, Norman Kay, George Rapee, Sidney Silodor, Eddie Wold ning six of the last seven , Harry Fishbein, Fred Kaplan Tobias Stone 1983 , Richard Pavlicek, Norman three consective Board-a- 1937 David Burnstine, Oswald Jacoby, 1960 John Crawford, Norman Kay, Kay, Edgar Kaplan Match Teams, three International Merwyn Maier, Howard Schenken, Sherman Sidney Silodor, Tobias Stone 1984 Chip Martel, Lew Stansby, Hugh Team Trials and the 1995 Bermuda Stearns 1961 Charles Coon, Robert Jordan, Eric Ross, Peter Pender 1938 David Burnstine, Oswald Jacoby, Murray, Arthur Robinson 1985 Eric Rodwell, Jeff Meckstroth, Ron Bowl. They were second in the 1997 Merwyn Maier, Howard Schenken, Sherman 1962 Larry Kolker, Carolyn Levitt, Jerry Rubin, Mike Lawrence, Michael Becker, Pe- Bermuda Bowl and recaptured the Stearns Levitt, Garrett Nash, George de Runtz ter Weichsel world championship in January. 1939 Melville Alexander, Sigmund 1963 Harold Harkavy, Edith Kemp, Alvin 1986 Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay, Bill The Dornbusch, Syl Gintell, Lee Hazen, Harry Roth, Clifford Russell, William Seamon, Root, Richard Pavlicek The Vanderbilt Trophy for the Raffel Albert Weiss 1987 Peter Pender, Peter Boyd, Lew Vanderbilt Knockout Teams was do- 1940 Edward Hymes Jr., Charles 1964 Bob Hamman, Eddie Kantar, Don Stansby, Hugh Ross, Steve Robinson, Chip Lochridge, Robert McPherran, Harold S. Krauss, Peter Leventritt, Lew Mathe, Howard Martel nated in 1928 by Harold S. Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt, Waldemar von Zedtwitz Schenken 1988 Eddie Kantar, Alan Sontag, John who won the event in 1932 and 1940. 1941 John Crawford, Myron Fuchs, Rob- 1965 Philip Feldesman, John Fisher, Mohan, Roger Bates The Vanderbilt was contested an- ert McPherran, Sherman Stearns James Jacoby, Oswald Jacoby, Ira Rubin, 1989 Ron Rubin, Michael Becker, Bart nually in New York -- as a separate 1942 Lester Bachner, Sigmund Albert Weiss Bramley, Robert Levin, Lou Bluhm, Peter championship -- until 1958 when it Dornbusch, Richard Frey, Lee Hazen, Sam 1966 Philip Feldesman, Bob Hamman, Weichsel Stayman Sami Kehela, Lew Mathe, Ira Rubin 1990 Dan Morse, John Sutherlin, Michael became part of the Spring North 1943 Harry Fagin, Harry Fishbein, Fred 1967 James Jacoby, Mike Lawrence, Lew Kamil, Ron Gerard, Tom Sanders, Bill Pol- American Championships. Kaplan, Alvin Roth, Tobias Stone Mathe, Bobby Nail, Ron Von der Porten, Lew lack Vanderbilt winners receive repli- 1944 B. Jay Becker, Charles Goren, Stansby 1991 Steve Robinson, Peter Boyd, Kit cas of the trophy -- a practice initiated Sidney Silodor, Helen Sobel 1968 Bobby Jordan, Edgar Kaplan, Woolsey, Ed Manfield by Vanderbilt from the first running 1945 B. Jay Becker, Charles Goren, Norman Kay, Arthur Robinson, Bill Root, 1992 Andy Goodman, John Mohan, Sidney Silodor, Helen Sobel Alvin Roth Roger Bates, John Schermer, Neil Chambers of the event and perpetuated by a 1946 John Crawford, Oswald Jacoby, 1969 Gerald Hallee, Paul Soloway, John 1993 Howard Weinstein, Peter Nagy, Dan $100,000 trust fund administered by George Rapee, Howard Schenken, Sam Swanson, Richard Walsh Morse, John Sutherlin, Tom Sanders, Russ ACBL under the terms of Vanderbilt’s Stayman 1970 Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay, Sami Arnold will. 1947 David Clarren, Harry Feinberg, Kehela, Sidney Lazard, , George 1994 Seymon Deutsch, Gaylor Kasle, On display at ACBL Headquarters Harry Fishbein, Larry Hirsch, Joseph Low Rapee Michael Rosenberg, Zia Mahmood, Chip 1948 Robert Appleyard, Jay T. Feigus, 1971 Bill Eisenberg, Bobby Goldman, Martel, Lew Stansby in Memphis are replicas donated by William Lichtenstein, Harry Sonnenblick, Bob Hamman, Jim Jacoby, Mike Lawrence, 1995 Bill Root, Richard Pavlicek, Michael the families of Caroline Taylor, who Albert Weiss Bobby Wolff Polowan, Marc Jacobus won the Vanderbilt in 1928, and Helen 1949 Morrie Elis, Harry Fishbein, Lee 1972 Steven Altman, Eugene Neiger, Tho- 1996 Zia Mahmood, Michael Rosenberg, Sobel Smith, a Vanderbilt winner in Hazen, Larry Hirsch, Charles Lochridge mas Smith, Alan Sontag, Joel Stuart, Peter Seymon Deutsch, Chip Martel, Lew Stansby 1944 and 1945. 1950 John Crawford, George Rapee, Weichsel 1997 Richard Schwartz, Mark Lair, Steve Winners: Howard Schenken, Sidney Silodor, Sam 1973 Mark Blumenthal, Bobby Goldman, Robinson, Peter Boyd, Paul Soloway, Bobby 1928 Ralph Richards, Gratz Scott, Edwin Stayman Bob Hamman, Mike Lawrence, Bobby Wolff Goldman Wetzlar, Wilbur Whitehead tied with Abraham 1951 B. Jay Becker, John Crawford, 1974 David Crossley, Robert Crossley, 1998 Richard Schwartz, Mark Lair, Steve Brown, Mrs. Sidney Lovell, Caroline Taylor, George Rapee, Sam Stayman Eric Kokish, Joey Silver Robinson, Peter Boyd, Paul Soloway, Bobby Nils Wester 1952 Ned Drucker, Irvin Kass, Sidney 1975 Roger Bates, Larry Cohen, Dr. Ri- Goldman 1929 Michael Gottlieb, Lee Langdon, Jean Mandell, Milton Moss, Jesse Sloan chard Katz, John Mohan, George Rosenkranz 1999 George Jacobs, Ralph Katz, Peter Mattheys, Harry Raffel 1953 Richard Kahn, Edgar Kaplan, Peter 1976 Roger Bates, Larry Cohen, Dr. Ri- Weichsel, Alan Sontag, Lorenzo Lauria, 1930 Ely Culbertson, Josephine Leventritt, William Lipton, chard Katz, John Mohan, George Rosenkranz Alfredo Versace Culbertson, Theodore Lightner, Waldemar von 1954 Dr. Kalman Apfel, Francis Begley, 1977 Mike Becker, Mark Blumenthal, Zedtwitz Ned Drucker, Sidney Mandell, Milton Moss Fred Hamilton, Mike Lawrence, Ron Rubin, 1931 David Burnstine, Oswald Jacoby, 1955 B. Jay Becker, John Crawford, John Swanson QUALIFIERS IN SILVER RIBBON PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH EAST-WEST 1 Charles Coon, Marshfield MA; Rhoda Walsh, Los Angeles CA 2274.27 1 Ed Lewis, Falls Church VA; John Potter, Panama City FL 1933.29 2 Glenn Smith, Creve Coeur MO; Wayne Hascall, Grandville MI 2064.01 2 Donald Berman, Laurel MD; Eugene Kales, Arlington VA 1930.52 3 Richard Anderson, Regina SK; Cecil Cook, Long Beach CA 2063.64 3 James Davis - Richard Ellis Jr, Kokomo IN 1902.35 4 Jim Barrow, Lake Charles LA; Randall Pettit, Marietta GA 2019.97 4 Arnold Malasky, Longboat Key FL; Richard Wegman, Bethesda MD 1901.42 5 Ruth Stober, Great Neck NY; Diana Schuld, Glen Head NY 1998.97 5 Susi Katz, Longwood FL; Harry Ross, Tukwila WA 1900.24 6 Gerald Caravelli, Des Plaines IL; Marc Low, Centerville OH 1937.27 6 William Rock, Brockport NY; Robert Rinehart, Northumberland PA 1890.57 7 Mary Hardy - Max Hardy, Las Vegas NV 1918.19 7 Richard Katz, N Versailles PA; Herbert Sachs, PA 1881.88 8 Carol Pincus - Rebecca Rogers, Las Vegas NV 1914.23 8 Martin Baff - Richard Fleischman, Beachwood OH 1841.54 9 Marjorie Baldwin, Fairlawn OH; Charlotte Baff, Beachwood OH 1881.48 9 Ulker Mutlu, Clearwater FL; Phil Leon, Grosse Pointe MI 1818.89 10 Judy Schwarz - Phil Schwarz, Burnsville MN 1880.19 10 Donna Stack Magee, Prairie Vlg KS; Donald Stack, Shawnee Msn KS 1801.66 11 Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie, Sacramento CA 1851.89 11 Jess Stuart - Lois Stuart, West Chester PA 1795.96 12 Ronald Dewey, Plainville NY; Doug Lyon, Syracuse NY 1850.35 12 Janet Daling - Steve Mansfield, Seattle WA 1790.79 13 Liane Turner - Donald Turner, Overland Park KS 1844.27 13 Ed Groner, Duncan OK; David Horner, Carrollton TX 1790.17 14 James Priebe - Joan Priebe, Mississauga ON 1840.02 14 Kamla Chawla - David Kowarsky, Longmeadow MA 1788.22 15 Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA; Gail Bell, Laverock PA 1827.30 15 Martin Chaitt - Ellasue Chaitt, West Palm Beach FL 1787.58 16 Shou-Ling Wang, Bethesda MD; Brij Mohan Banda, Fremont CA 1825.10 16 Floyd Woldt, Destin FL; Ruth Stearns, Milwaukee WI 1786.07 17 Barbara Nudelman, Chicago IL; Dudley Brown, Grandview WA 1793.01 17 B Troyer, Joliet IL; Ross Robbins, Port Isabel TX 1780.82 18 Margery Tamres - Joseph Brady, Pittsburgh PA 1779.39 18 David Hollander, Baltimore MD; Stephen Czecha, Potomac MD 1766.94 19 James Klein - Barbara Klein, Pittsburgh PA 1775.88 19 Sandie Campbell - Charlie Tupper, Bristol RI 1766.84 20 Louise Childs - Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 1772.09 20 Judy Kay, Narberth PA; Jane Segal, Villanova PA 1756.24 21 Chuck Said, Nashville TN; John Russell, North Barrington IL 1770.02 21 Rod Van Wyk, Alton IL; Don Define, Saint Louis MO 1744.41 22 Natalie Hertz - Dan Hertz, Harrison NY 1763.22 22 Robert Carteaux, Fort Wayne IN; Jim Linhart, Delray Beach FL 1741.45 23 Anne Simon, Syracuse NY; David Adams, Kennesaw GA 1736.64 23 Michael Ness, Saint Paul MN; Paul Winter, MN 1730.92 24 Jerome Hurley, Mansfield OH; Christine Renner, Ashland OH 1734.60 24 Robert Brisson - Elizabeth Brisson, Pleasantville NY 1729.43 25 Scott Amos, Carrollton OH; Cary Breech, Catawissa PA 1729.02 25 Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Hamish Bennett, Menlo Park CA 1724.77 26 William Esberg, Long Branch NJ; Marla Chaikin, Monmouth Beach NJ 1727.19 26 Carlos Munoz - Kassie Ohtaka, White Plains NY 1719.32 27 Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA; Gloria Brown, Virginia Beach VA 1724.77 27 Buf Slay, Paris TX; George Pisk, Manchaca TX 1709.57 28 Richard Taube, Marietta GA; Michael Huston, Joplin MO 1724.13 28 Harold Emme - Carol Emme, Carbondale IL 1705.45 29 Jean Jacobson, Fullerton CA; Sally Murphy, Fountain Valley CA 1716.53 29 Jerry Pietscher, Elk Grove CA; Loren Hawkins, Bremerton WA 1692.11 30 Peter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE 1715.56 30 Bernard Trippett - D Scott Smith, Dayton OH 1691.71 31 Mary Savko, Pittsford VT; Walter Smith, West Sand Lake NY 1691.02 31 R Fieler, Lghthse Point FL; L Troyer, Joliet IL 1690.06 32 Ilse Rothman - Edward Rothman, North Dartmouth MA 1678.01 32 Mildred Di Falco, Babylon NY; Edythe Crinnian, Wantagh NY 1684.89 33 Sandra Talish - Marvin Talish, Merrick NY 1661.59 33 George Rosenkranz, Mexico City; Martin Hoffman, Lauderhill FL 1670.30 34 Franklin Lowenthal, Pleasanton CA; Albert Barbanel, Riverhead NY 1653.01 34 James Rosenstiel, Pembroke Pines FL; Norman Coombs, Brookville IN1657.28 35 Linda Wong, Poughkeepsie NY; Claude Vogel, Chicago IL 1629.18 35 Spike Lay, Ormond Beach FL; Marilyn Garcia, Daytona Beach FL 1655.67 36 Jayne Thomas, Lutz FL; Virgil Anderson Jr, Springfield MO 1629.10 36 Jean Bowers - Newton Bowers, Clive IA 1655.14 37 Robert Ryder, Caldwell NJ; Richard Budd, Portland ME 1625.22 37 Roy Falck, Tucson AZ; Jackie Boisseau, Etobicoke ON 1650.02 38 Leonard Ernst, Las Vegas NV; Frederick Hamilton, Fresno CA 1625.01 38 Alvin Levy, Commack NY; Gerald Levine, Brooklyn NY 1633.07 39 Mary Anne Laier, Canton OH; Frank Aquila, Fairlawn OH 1618.34 39 Robert Lix - Sally Lix, Brownsville CA 1629.56 Daily Bulletin Page 7 VANDERBILT KNOCKOUT TEAMS ROUND OF 64

107 Teams Paul Stern, Grayslake IL; Joan Stein, George Tornay Jr, New York NY; vs George Jacobs - Ralph Katz, Hinsdale Milwaukee WI; Bert Newman - Kathy Robert Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ Jan Martel, Davis CA; Sally Woolsey, IL; Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL; Newman, West Bloomfield MI; Yifan Kensington CA; Marinesa Letizia, Steve Garner, Northfield IL; Alfredo Yang, Darien IL; Jiun-Ming Chen, Malcolm Brachman, Dallas TX; Eddie Kingston NY; Sylvia Summers, Versace - Lorenzo Lauria, Italy West Lafayette IN Wold, TX; Geoff Hampson, Torrance CA vs Okemos MI; Eric Greco, Philadelphia Michael McNamara - David Yates, Rose Johnson-Meltzer - Peter PA; Curtis Cheek, Huntsville AL; Evan Bailey, San Diego CA; Edward Lake Peekskill NY; Sheri Winestock, Weichsel, Los Gatos CA; Alan Sontag, Billy Miller, Las Vegas NV Barlow, Sunnyvale CA; David Siebert, Toronto ON; Bryna Kra, Columbus Gaithersburg MD; Lew Stansby, vs Little Rock AR; Peter Friedland, Los OH Castro Valley CA; Chip Martel, Davis Marc-Andre Fourcaudot, Montreal Altos CA CA; Kyle Larsen, CA PQ; Larry Crevier, Lachine PQ; vs Nick Nickell, New York NY; Richard vs Richard Lesage, Fredericton NB; Colby Vernay, Lacon IL; Barry Freeman, Atlanta GA; Jeff G S Jade Barrett, Vancouver WA; Jim Denis Lesage, Longueuil PQ Schaffer, Frisco TX; Tom Kniest, Saint Meckstroth, Tampa FL; Eric Rodwell, Hayashi, San Jose CA; David Corn, Louis MO; Karen Walker, Champaign Naperville IL; Bob Hamman, Dallas Kirkland WA; K Christiansen, Bothell Michael Kovacich, Stone Mountain IL TX; Paul Soloway, Mill Creek WA WA; Kenji Miyakuni, Tokyo; Kazuo GA; Patricia Tucker - Kevin Collins, vs K. Furuta, Japan Atlanta GA; Robert White, Raleigh Jill Meyers, Santa Monica CA; Mitch John Zaluski, Nepean ON; Jeff Smith, NC; Samuel Marks, Dunwoody GA; Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA; Allan Gloucester ON; Douglas Heron, Reese Milner, Los Angeles CA; Marc Dwight Meredith, Decatur GA Falk, Okemos MI; Jim Robison, Las Ottawa ON; Bob Gwirtzman, Brook- Jacobus, Las Vegas NV; Brad Moss, vs Vegas NV lyn NY; Andy Stark, Mississauga ON New York NY; Fred Gitelman, Toronto Jeff Miller, Naperville IL; Sangarapil vs ON; Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL; Mohan, Oak Brook IL; David Hugh Grosvenor, Alexandria VA; Lou Rita Shugart, Pebble Beach CA; David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ Lehman, Glenview IL; Nicholas Reich, Wheaton MD; Venkatrao Andrew Robson, Carmel CA; Tony vs Hartung, Astoria NY; Daniel Piro, Koneru, San Antonio TX; Pratap Forrester, Herrefordshire, Great John Malley, Pascoag RI; Daniel Oceanside CA Rajadhyaksha, Powell OH Britain; Geir Helgemo, Trondheim, Colatosti, Waltham MA; Margaret Norway Williams, Burlington NJ; Victor King, Jim Krekorian - Robert Blanchard, William Doroshow, Skokie IL; Gary vs Hartford CT New York NY; Ron Sukoneck, Cohler, Highland Park IL; Gaylor Gregory Potts, Portsmouth OH; Annandale VA; William Cole, Silver Kasle, Boca Raton FL; Ralph Cohen, Charles Kopp, Reynoldsburg OH; Gerald Sosler, Purchase NY; Kay Spring MD Memphis TN; Leslie Amoils, Toronto Russell Shoup, Dayton OH; Scott Schulle, Oak Harbor WA; Andrea vs ON; James Ward, Champaign IL Gates, Miamisburg OH; Marshall Buratti - Massimo Lanzarotti, Italy Edward Wojewoda, Antelope CA; vs Tuly, Fairfield OH; James vs Leszek Rabiega, Salt Lake City UT; Janet Colchamiro - Mel Colchamiro, Cunningham, Indianapolis IN Gavin Wolpert, Thornhill ON; Joe Srikanth Kodayam, Union City CA; Merrick NY; Kenneth Schutze - James Grue - Peder Langsetmo, Minneapolis Farid Assemi, Fresno CA; Harvey Griffin, Austin TX James Cayne, New York NY; Mike MN; Bob Balderson Jr, Minnetonka Brody, San Francisco CA; Douglas Passell, Plano TX; Michael Seamon, MN Dang, San Mateo CA Diana Tenery, Nutley NJ; Andy Stark, Miami Beach FL; Mark Lair, Canyon New York NY; Fred Zhang, Cam- TX; Ron Smith, San Francisco CA; Richard Pavlicek, Fort Lauderdale FL; Steve Levinson - Barnet Shenkin, bridge MA; Qing Yang, Austin TX Chuck Burger, West Bloomfield MI William Pollack, Warren NJ; Mark Boca Raton FL; Boye Brogeland - vs vs Feldman, New York NY; Ron Gerard, Erik Selensninde, Norway Ron Smith - Linda Smith, Hixson TN; Gerald Michaud, Derby KS; John White Plains NY vs Jim Foster - Allen Hawkins Jr, Bir- McDaniel, Lees Summit MO; Lee vs Claire Tornay - Susan Wexler, New mingham AL; Bernard Yomtov, Magee, Prairie Village KS; Chuck Jo Morse, West Palm Beach FL; York NY; Nadine Wood, Silver Spring Cambridge MA Malcolm, Topeka KS; John Turner, Martin Schiff Jr, Tucson AZ; Joe MD; Mickie Kivel, Potomac MD; Kansas City MO Harris - Mark Jones - William Kass, Terry Michaels, Prairie Village KS Richard Coren, Fort Lauderdale FL; Albuquerque NM; Stephen Kemic, Matt Granovetter, Israel; Jill Levin, Steve Robinson, Arlington VA; Peter Los Alamos NM James Welch, Ketchum ID; Eric Bronx NY; Larry Cohen - Murray Boyd, Silver Spring MD; Kit Woolsey, Kokish - George Mittelman, Toronto Melton, Las Vegas NV; Simon Kantor, Kensington CA; Fred Stewart, John Onstott, New Orleans LA; Steve ON; Bruce Ferguson - Brenda Keller, Agawam MA Kingston NY; Michael Kamil, Beatty, Destrehan LA; Russell Arnold, Boise ID vs Holmdel NJ; Michael Becker, Boca Miami FL; Bill Eisenberg, Boca Raton vs Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA; Earl Raton FL FL Michael Diesel, Medford MA; Larry Glickstein, Gaithersburg MD; Sheila vs vs Mori, Clearwater FL; Stephanie Pies, Potomac MD; Robert Schwartz, D Howard - Robert Carstedt, Wichita Eugene Prosnitz, Bronx NY; Gregory Hamilton-Diesel, Saugus MA; Juanita San Pedro CA; Robert Schwartz, KS; Britain Beezley - Shelba Parmley, Arbour, Vancouver BC; Allen Kahn, Chambers, Schenectady NY; John Framingham MA Oklahoma City OK; Tom Miller, New York NY; David Rosenberg, Saxe, Hudson MA; Stephen Centerville OH; Craig Satersmoen, Jackson Heights NY Gladyszak, Chelsea MA Dan Jacob, Burnaby BC; Bryan Huber Heights OH Maksymetz, Coquitlam BC; Walter Bobby Wolff, Fort Worth TX; Dan Robert Lipsitz, Palm Harbor FL; Dan Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL; Bill Grant Baze, La Jolla CA; Tipton Morse, Houston TX; Russell Ekeblad, Gerstman, Buffalo NY; Jim Sternberg, Kent, Iowa City IA Golias, Beaumont TX; Cezary Balicki Providence RI; John Sutherlin, Dallas Jupiter FL; Bernie Chazen, Tamarac vs - Adam Zmudzinski - Merek TX; Adam Wildavsky, Jackson FL; Allan Cokin, Palm Beach FL Joe Quinn, Katy TX; Ira Hessel, San Szymanowski - Marcin Lesniewski, Heights NY; Ivar Stakgold, vs Antonio TX; Sidney Brownstein, Poland Wilmington DE Brian Platnick - Connie Goldberg, Santa Monica CA; William Wickham - vs vs Merion Station PA; Jeffrey Ferro, Alan Le Bendig, Los Angeles CA; Jon Jack Rhatigan, Cottage Grove MN; Jim Hall, Minneapolis MN; Peggy Santa Monica CA; Rich Rothwarf, Brissman, San Bernardino CA Brian Crossley, Memphis TN; Harley Kaplan, Hopkins MN; Peg Waller, Philadelphia PA; John Diamond, Bress, Cordova TN; Jennifer-Jo Eden Prairie MN; Paul Meerschaert, Narberth PA; Stephen Goldstein, Jim Reiman, Mansfield OH; Frederick Hartsman, Lawrenceville GA; Todd Excelsior MN Elkins Park PA Allenspach, Potomac MD; William Wolford, Aurora OH Pettis, Silver Spring MD; Don Probst, Jack Coleman, San Francisco CA; Mark Gordon, Purchase NY; Richard Fairfax VA John Mohan, Christiansted VI; Sam Chris Compton, Dallas TX; Bart Zucker, Dobbs Ferry NY; Winthrop vs Lev - Jaggy Shivdasani - Ravindra Bramley, Chicago IL; Sidney Lazard Allegaert, New York NY; Daniel Dennis Sorensen - Stan Sather, Murthy, New York NY; Piotr Gawrys - Sr, New Orleans LA; Ross Grabel, Rotman, Aventura FL; Mark Molson, Portland OR; Taashi Teramoto, Jacek Pszczola, Poland Huntington Beach CA; Jon Wittes, Miami FL; Boris Baran, Cote-Saint- Yokohama, Japan; Tadashi Imakura, vs Claremont CA Luc PQ Kawanisi Osaka, Japan Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY; Steven vs vs Barcus, Sorrento FL; Charles Miner, Bill Cook Jr, Madison MS; Larry JoAnna Stansby, Castro Valley CA; Chris Larsen, Costa Mesa CA; Joseph Orlando FL; Bob Feller, Guilderland Griffey, Palm Beach Gardens FL; Michael Shuster, Stateline NV; Barry Kivel, Newport Coast CA; Bernard NY Marc Culberson - Andrea Culberson, Rigal, New York NY; Debbie Miller, Boca Raton FL; Lewis Finkel, Weston FL Rosenberg, New Rochelle NY; Kerri Jupiter FL Richard Schwartz, East Elmhurst NY; Sanborn, Stony Point NY; Stephen vs Drew Casen, Boca Raton FL; Zia Michael Moss - Bjorn Fallenius, New Sanborn, Poughkeepsie NY David Treadwell, Wilmington DE; Mahmood, New York NY; Michael York NY; Magnus Lindkvist - Peter Danny Sprung - Jo Ann Sprung, Rosenberg, Wykagyl NY; Robert Fredin, Sweden Jim Zimmerman, Shaker Heights OH; Philadelphia PA; Barbara Sartorius, Levin, Orlando FL; Steve Weinstein, vs Paul Swanson, Morgantown WV; Lake Hiawatha NJ; Bob Glasson - Glen Ridge NJ Mark Bartusek, Santa Barbara CA; Phillip Becker, Beachwood OH; Joann Glasson, Pennington NJ vs Jim Backstrom, San Diego CA; Kumar Bhatia, OH Page 8 Daily Bulletin

1ST SATURDAY FLIGHT A/X PAIRS (Revised standings) KNOCKOUT TEAMS II CHARITY KNOCKOUT 144 Pairs Bracket 1 16 Teams TEAMS A X Mike Albert - Marilyn Hemenway, Omaha NE; 35.02 1 Robert Bernstein - Cindy Bernstein, Auburn AL 1213.72 Bracket 1 16 Teams Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansburg VA; Pete 26.27 2 Chester Johnson, Chicago IL; Harold Bickham, Indianapolis IN 1193.50 32.97 1 Jo Morse, West Palm 19.70 3 Parames Laosinchai - Tom Oppenheimer, Ballwin MO 1192.00 Robey, Buena Vista VA Beach FL; Ruth Stober, Great Neck NY; 14.77 4 Robert Carteaux, Fort Wayne IN; Norman Coombs, Brookville IN 1180.95 vs Keith Garber, Pelham NY; Terry Michaels, 11.08 5 Michael Moss - Bjorn Fallenius, New York NY 1179.50 Rita Ellington, Fairfield CT; Martin Caley, Prairie Village KS; James Griffin - Kenneth 8.31 6 Nancy Pickering, Penllyn PA; Phil Brady, Philadelphia PA 1158.50 Montreal PQ; John Gassenheimer - Jill Fisch, 6.50 7 Stan Cabay - Lisa Cabay, Edmonton AB 1155.50 Schutze, Austin TX 4.67 8 Christopher Pisarra, Lafayette CA; Mike Bandler, Alamo CA 1153.00 New York NY 24.73 2 Allan Cokin, Palm Beach 21.50 9 1 Rick Shaw, Mansfield OH; Ken Rexford, Cleveland OH 1152.22 FL; Michael Seamon, Miami Beach FL; 3.51 10 Robert Hopkins Jr, Arlington VA; David Butler, Keswick VA 1152.00 Stephen Sturm - Charlotte Sturm, Whittier CA; Robert Lipsitz, Palm Harbor FL; Jean 4.68 11 Brian Crossley, Memphis TN; Jack Rhatigan, Cottage Grove MN 1142.50 R Grover - Carole Dawkins, Austin TX Shufelt - John Shufelt, Farmington Hls MI 2.92 12 Ed Lewis, Falls Church VA; John Potter, Panama City FL 1135.50 vs 6.07 13 Joel Wooldridge, Buffalo NY; Meredith Beck, Pearland TX 1134.00 15.66 3/4 Chuck Said, Nashville 6.07 14 Bruce Parent, Brookville IN; Karen Kendall, Houston TX 1127.00 Donald Rumelhart, Ann Arbor MI; Zeke TN; John Russell, North Barrington IL; Paul 4.67 15 Michael Prahin, Irvington NY; Val Mashkin, Indianapolis IN 1119.97 Jabbour, Boca Raton FL; Morrie Kleinplatz, Schroeder, New Berlin WI; Dick Benson, Le 3.65 16 Robert Tracy, Troy MI; Brad Holtsberry, Farmington MI 1114.00 Windsor ON; Jerry Richardson, London ON Roy IL 16.13 17 2 Ronald Spath, Severna Park MD; Julian Boyce, Silver Spring MD 1109.00 1.95 18 Justin Lall - Hemant Lall, Plano TX 1108.20 15.66 3/4 Colby Vernay, Lacon IL; 1.84 19 Earl Glickstein, Gaithersburg MD; Robert Gookin, Falls Church VA 1106.47 Bracket 2 16 Teams Barry Schaffer, Frisco TX; Ed Lewis, Falls 12.09 3 Patrick Clark, Manton MI; Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansburg VA 1101.50 Jill Ohlson - Arthur Anderson - Kelley Butler Church VA; Bill Cook Jr, Madison MS; John 9.07 4 B Steve Castellino, Fremont CA; Lino D’Souza, Burlington ON 1096.16 - Glenda Hart, Lexington KY Potter, Panama City FL; Larry Griffey, Palm 6.80 5 Michael Ness, Saint Paul MN; Paul Winter, Minneapolis MN 1094.50 vs Beach Gardens FL 5.10 6 Jeffrey McKee, Arlington TX; Greg Resz, Dallas TX 1089.00 Robert Cappelli, Southfield MI; Alan 3.83 7 Nancy Borden, La Quinta CA; David Beal, UK 1072.36 2.87 8 William Lea Jr, Evansville IN; William Sokeland, Oakland City IN 1070.51 Goldman, Flushing NY; Frank Sensoli, Bracket 2 15 Teams Macomb MI; Deborah De Witt, Ann Arbor MI 26.95 1 Andy Stark, Mississauga FRIDAY-SUNDAY MORNING CONTINUOUS PAIRS ON; Jerry Richardson, London ON; Nancy 172 Players Thomas Corlett - Ethel Buzze, Waco TX; Schafer, Bloomingdale IL; Morrie 8.68 1 Raymond Raskin, King of Prussia PA 134.65% Dewitt Hudson Jr - Elizabeth Hudson, Arling- Kleinplatz, Windsor ON; John Zaluski, 6.51 2 Muriel Altus, Tampa FL 129.30% ton TX Nepean ON; Jeff Smith, Gloucester ON 5.66 3/4 David Hemmer, Chicago IL 123.51% vs 5.66 3/4 Rowen Bell, Evanston IL 123.51% 20.21 2 G. S. Jade Barrett, Donna Rodwell - Patricia Chiszar, Naperville 5.09 5 Denis Murphy, Spgs CO 122.02% Vancouver WA; Michael Katz, San Ramon 4.82 6/7 Matt Johnson, Chicago IL 118.75% IL; Rick Schoenfield, Westchester IL; Ronald CA; Mike Bandler, Alamo CA; Karl Hicks, 4.82 6/7 Gilbert Stinebaugh, Van Nuys CA 118.75% Simmons, Lasalle IL; Richard Gibons, Dominion NS; Thomas Carmichael, Iselin Princeton IL; Charles Clickner, Clearwater FL NJ 1ST SUNDAY MORNING 299ER SWISS 12.80 3/4 Steve Shirey - Darlene 16 Teams Bracket 3 16 Teams Shirey - Mary Orock, Fort Worth TX; Char- A B C James Murphy, Nixa MO; Clara Pyles, lotte Krupp, Bedford TX; William White, 3.64 1 1 1 Joshi Bhupen - Bhutta Pravin - Joshi Jigar - Shukla Anvl, Shawnee Mission KS; Frank Bresnahan, Cincinnati OH 98.00 Arlington TX 2.73 2 2 Dorothy Wierwille - George Wierwille - Daniel Sherman - Gretchen Titusville FL; Neil Manley Jr, Detroit MI 12.80 3/4 Michael Diesel, Medford Sherman, Cincinnati OH 84.00 vs MA; Larry Mori, Clearwater FL; Stephanie 2.05 3 Nancy Evans, Stow OH; Gloria Gagola - Barbara Schidlowski, Kent William Prensky - Sherman Kahan, Frederick Hamilton-Diesel, Saugus MA; Stephen OH; Shirley Lundstrom, Cuyahoga Falls OH 75.00 MD; Robert Oslin, Chicago IL; John Bacsa, Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; Juanita Chambers, 1.35 4/5 3/4 Sandra Williams - Patricia Yingling - Eileen Skozey, Wood Dale IL Indianapolis IN; Ruth Panelli, Carmel IN 67.00 Schenectady NY; John Saxe, Hudson MA 1.49 4/5 3/4 2 Robin Carver - Tonette De Angelis, West Chester OH; Lynn Ankerstar - E. Ann Philippo, Lebanon OH 67.00 Donald Addis - Jackie Addis, Darien IL; Laura Bracket 3 12 Teams 1.11 3 Amy Staska, Saint Paul MN; Janis Ellis, Lakeville MN; Edie Raczek, Joliet IL; Carrie Touslee, Roseville 19.78 1 Alan Resser, Chicago IL; Siemens, Prior Lake MN; Jackie Moneypenny, Burnsville MN 64.00 CA Lizabeth Kennedy, Germantown WI; Gary vs 1ST SUNDAY SENIOR SWISS TEAMS Williams, Milwaukee WI; Martin Morris, Richard Mellor, Chattanooga TN; Perrin Wheeling IL 47 Teams Rountree - Barbara Levinson - Leslie 14.84 2 Bruce Houston - Donald A B C Reynolds, Cincinnati OH 15.96 1 Patricia Cayne - Jacqui Mitchell - Amalya Kearse, New York NY; Van Arman, Mc Lean VA; Kenneth Davis, Karen Allison, Jersey City NJ 191.00 Alexandria VA; John Ashe, Fairfax VA 11.97 2 Ethel Reed, Hagerstown MD; Dean Berger, Leola PA; Ernestine Bracket 4 16 Teams 9.40 3/4 James Murphy, Nixa Murphrey, Altamonte Spg FL; Jerie Kittell, Lawton OK 168.00 David Nurenberg, Dallas TX; Bernard Zions, MO; Clara Pyles, Shawnee Mission KS; 8.98 3 Ben Allen - O Allen Childs Jr, Little Rock AR; George Dawkins, Naples FL; Lawrence Lowell, Hartsdale NY; Austin TX; John Zilic, Houston TX 167.00 Angie Knechtges, Grafton OH; Annette 5.89 4/5 Ron Woodsum, Houston TX; Lon Kieffer, San Francisco CA; Orma R Cramer - Nell Jane Cramer, Davenport IA Bergstrom, Burbank CA Brackenridge - Patricia McCoy, Kingwood TX 160.00 vs 9.40 3/4 John Hackett, Oxford 5.89 4/5 Barbara Belardi - Judi Sonon, Pittsburgh PA; Sarah Soster, Gary Fan - Sheila Dippel, Florence KY; Geoff ME; R Pfeiffer, Chesapeake VA; Mariette Murrysville PA; Cecilia Powell, Monroeville PA 160.00 Wise, Fairfield OH; Arnie Gerren, Dayton OH; Thibault, St Hippolyte PQ; Robert Thibault, 3.79 6 Jackie Goodrich - Louis Goodrich, W Long Branch NJ; David Steven Lamer, Waterloo IA Narins - Sandra Gagnon, Sarasota FL 155.00 St-Hippolyte PQ 9.17 7 1 Maryann Clark - Dorothy Plomin - Helen Alberico - Marianne Cooper, Louisville KY 150.00 Sandy Milford - Joy Cellars, Centerville OH; Bracket 4 12 Teams 6.88 2 Phyllis Costello - Gordon Bart, Louisville KY; William Wong, Connie Kramer, Dayton OH; Laurence 14.95 1 James Breihan - Mike Elizabethtown KY; Max Gordon, Merrill WI 149.00 Urdang, Boca Raton FL 5.16 3 1 Herb Behr - Jerome Katz, Cincinnati OH; Anne Soudrette, Ralston - Mahesh Rathi, Austin TX; John vs Florence KY; Peggy Simpson, Villa Hills KY 144.00 Oakley, Round Rock TX 3.87 4 Rochelle Shapiro - Henry Darby, Chicago IL; Stephen Faluszczak, Tom Gilpin Jr, Princeton WV; Nicholas 11.21 2 Edward Babcock, Port- Erie PA; Charles Wright Jr, Winnetka IL 143.00 Gisondi, Centerville OH; Jane Wininger - land ME; Victoria Gregory, Pittsburg KS; 2.90 5 Frank Palazzo - Roger Himmell, Dayton OH; Claire Jacobs - Elizabeth Moore, Glasgow KY Sandra Hammer, Dedham MA; Courtney Abraham Jacobs, Plantation FL 140.00 2.18 6 Fred Vescio, Vandalia OH; Kay Wortman, Piqua OH; Donald Jenkin Nelson, Wells VT - Jean Jenkin, Dayton OH 133.00 Bracket 5 16 Teams 7.10 3/4 Harold Fast - Nancy 3.28 2 Charles Milbrodt - Alice Milbrodt, Toledo OH; Claire Simpson - Jerry Katz - Joann Katz, West Chester OH; Kline, Chagrin Falls OH; Stewart Brown, Emmy Lou McGraw, Honolulu HI 128.00 Elena Hickman, Cincinnati OH; Laura Owens, Cuyahoga Falls OH; McKinley Whittlesey, 2.15 3/4 Conrad Johnson, Des Plaines IL; Masao Matsumoto, Arlington VA; Loveland OH Bratenahl OH Margaret Rimer - Charles Rimer, Greenwood IN 115.00 vs 2.15 3/4 Daniel Simon - Donna Simon, South Bend IN; Lia Staaf - Bud 7.10 3/4 Joseph Muenks - Feng Staaf, Bay Village OH 115.00 Stephanie Schwingel, Coloma WI; Nancy Hong, Cincinnati OH; David Tsui, 1.21 5/6 Susan Hayes - Marilyn Vander Velde, Ann Arbor MI; Freida Ogreenc, Wautoma WI; Gertrude Dressman, Centerville OH; Hao Jiang, Dayton OH; Ramseur, Bessemer City NC; Dorothy Frohlich, Evanston IL 106.00 Edgewood KY; David Dressman, Burlington Robert Lyon, Indianapolis IN 1.21 5/6 Joyce Richards, Rockwall TX; Irene Faletto, Heath TX; Frederica KY Swisher - Sheila Barron, Knoxville TN 106.00 Bracket 5 12 Teams Richard Chase, McMurray PA; Lenore Smart 10.12 1 Dan Worobetz, Mason SUNDAY MORNING 299ER PAIRS - Anita Osmer, Columbus OH; Yoshiko 20 Pairs OH; Della Worobetz, Owensboro KY; Paul A B C Fukuno, Westerville OH Hern, Cincinnati OH; W Mike Glatt, Flo- 2.80 1 Kristina Juk - Steven Juk, Naperville IL 109.00 vs rence KY 2.31 2 1 Stuart Foster, Mission Viejo CA; G Kohler, Canton OH 101.00 Nancy Evans, Stow OH; Gloria Gagola - Bar- 7.59 2 Richard Chase, 1.73 3 2 Jody Castillo, Warsaw IN; Joe Sharp, Indianapolis IN 94.00 bara Schidlowski, Kent OH; Shirley McMurray PA; Lenore Smart, Columbus 1.18 4 Jo Anne Nenni, Raleigh NC; Edward Mayhew, Clio MI 88.50 Lundstrom, Cuyahoga Falls OH 0.84 5/6 Daedrie Kleppe, Pewaukee WI; Carol Rushman-Meili, Milwaukee WI 87.50 OH; Darlene Mannheimer, Carnegie PA; 1.30 5/6 3 Craig Herold, Fort Wayne IN; John Haskin, Traverse City MI 87.50 Lorna Davis, West Chester OH 1.53 4/5 1/2 Jan Smith, Toledo OH; Kaye Welty, Holland OH 86.00 Bracket 6 12 Teams 4.81 3/4 Joel Shore - Marilyn 1.53 4/5 1/2 John Yeager, Cleveland OH; Eric Swanson, Huntersville NC 86.00 Cliff Pleatman - Lowell Mazer - Robert Carter Shore, Bloomfield MI; Marilyn Vander 0.98 3 Jon Lager - Joan Lager, Lisle IL 85.00 - Michael MacPash, Cincinnati OH 0.74 4 Dana Mullen, Chillicothe OH; David Bell, Waverly OH 84.50 Velde - Susan Hayes, Ann Arbor MI vs 4.81 3/4 Gail Baughman, Noble FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY MORNING SIDE/ Louis Navin - Sharon Navin, Naples FL; Wil- IL; Carol Welch, Robinson IL; Jackie CONTINUOUS PAIRS liam Dupuis Jr - K Crutchfield, Caro MI Campbell, Tulsa OK; Norma Hettick, 42 Pairs Bartlesville OK Dorothy Richards - Dorothy Campbell - Tom A B 4.70 1 1 Larry Murray - Ajit Pai, Leamington ON 104.50 Hassett, Cincinnati OH; Suzy Haerr, Batavia 3.09 2/3 2/3David Nurenberg, Dallas TX; Lawrence Lowell, Hartsdale NY 102.00 OH 3.09 2/ 2/3David Hemmer, Chicago IL; Rowen Bell, Evanston IL 102.00 vs 2.33 4 4 Rhoda Zdravecky, Johnstown PA; George Norman, Torrance CA 98.50 Antoinette Edeiken, Sugar Land TX; Jill 1.63 5 William Higgins - Amitabh Raturi, Cincinnati OH 97.00 Hendricks, Tomball TX; Nancy Perry - 1.23 6 5 Jane Wininger, Glasgow KY; Tom Gilpin Jr, Princeton WV 94.50 Fredrica Lake, Houston TX 1.14 6 Howard Halpern, Jamesburg NJ; Loris Blevins, Hurst TX 91.00 Daily Bulletin Page 9

FLIGHT A/X SWISS TEAMS SUNDAY EVENING 299ER PAIRS 46 Teams 20 Pairs A X A B 31.24 1 Larry Kolker, Saint Louis MO; Richard Meffley - James Tritt, Fresno 2.80 1 Antonio Bersani, Montoursville PA; Anne Marie Hinds, Newtown PA 110.00 CA; Ed Schultz, Chesterfield MO 197.00 2.10 2 1 Sandra Williams, Indianapolis IN; Ruth Panelli, Carmel IN 99.50 23.43 2 John Moser, St Agatha ON; Colin Harrington, Cambridge ON; David 1.58 3 Norma Faulk - Shirley Orth, Columbus OH 95.00 Baker, Kitchener ON; Larry Woods, Waterloo ON 181.00 1.45 4 2 Daniel Jablonski, Cambridge MA; Vincent Fish, Somerville MA 94.50 19.05 3 1 Stuart Foster, Mission Viejo CA; G Kohler, Canton OH; Sarah Sentman - 0.89 5 Ann Sheedy - Janis McIntosh, Waco TX 91.50 William Sentman, Scott Depot WV 159.00 1.09 6 3 Patricia Cronin, Akron OH; Gertrude Dann, Copley OH 90.00 14.29 4 2 John Hogan Jr, Wayne NJ; Stephen Maltzman, N Plainfield NJ; Mani 0.81 4 Jean Kaufman - Bette Gamble, Fishers IN 88.50 Gupta, Bridgewater NJ; Harvinder Sidhu, Basking Ridge NJ 158.00 9.88 5 Cindy Bernstein - Robert Bernstein, Auburn AL; Joan Jackson - Petra Hamman, Dallas TX; Carolyn Peters - Thomas Peters, Grapeland TX 156.00 SUNDAY EVENING 299ER SWISS TEAMS 7.41 6 Milton Zlatic, Saint Louis MO; Ellen Crawford - Rob Crawford, 15 Teams Lauderhill FL; Tom Oppenheimer, Ballwin MO 155.00 A B C 5.56 7 Chester Johnson, Chicago IL; Pat Samuels, Osprey FL; H Bickham, 3.50 1 Stephen Stubbs, Dayton OH; Phyllis Minor - John Stubbs - Carol Indianapolis IN; Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL 151.00 Sigler, Middletown OH 97.00 10.72 8 3 Elsiemae Smith, Cuyahoga Falls OH; Gladys Martin - Nada Kohtz, Hudson 2.63 2 1 Jeff Marlatt - Bryan Morgan - Dion Dubois, Dallas TX; Kenneth OH; Patti Burriss, St Petersburg FL 150.00 Hensley, Louisville KY 90.00 3.47 9 Audrey Weikle, Saint Paul MN; G Sekhar, Winnipeg MB; R Johnson, 1.97 3 Beth Dannemiller - Cleopatra Lehman - Kyra Hayn, Cuyahoga Falls Minneapolis MN; Jon Martin, Fargo ND 148.00 OH; Joy Stones, Stow OH 79.00 3.12 10 Wayne Hollingsworth, Irmo SC; Michael Oechsler - William Wright Jr, 1.48 4 Patrick Shaw, Olean NY; Lois Scott, Carmel IN; Helen Dickinson - Cincinnati OH; Richard Brown, Easley SC 146.00 Leda Kulawinski, Indianapolis IN 75.00 2.61 11/13 Joseph Muenks - Diane Travis - William Higgins, Cincinnati OH; Judy 1.73 5 2 1 Amy Staska, Saint Paul MN; Janis Ellis, Lakeville MN; Jackie Cohn, Wilder KY 139.00 Moneypenny, Burnsville MN; Edie Siemens, Prior Lake MN 74.00 2.61 11/13 Roni Gitchel, Pittsburgh PA; Sandra Fleischman, Beachwood OH; Rhoda 1.30 3 Barbara Simpson, Godfrey IL; Linda Brazier, Moro IL; Laurel Prager, Allentown PA; Brian Ellis, Cleveland OH 139.00 Scheinman, Baltimore MD; Janie Moser, Pinehurst NC 66.00 2.61 11/13 Ashraf El Sadi, Union City CA; Andre Rakhmanin, Granite Bay CA; Martin Sklar - Louise Sklar, Reno NV 139.00 8.04 4 Jim Howie - Deborah Thomas-Howie, Etobicoke ON; Paul Foster, Scottsdale AZ; Brenda Kristensen, Venice FL; Gerald Mindell, Chicago IL 132.00 1ST SUNDAY FAST PAIRS 6.03 5 Sylvia Gindi, Oakhurst NJ; Roshen Hadulla, Coral Springs FL; Jim 88 Pairs Berglund, Calgary AB; Aaron Cohen, Lakehurst NJ 128.00 A B C 3.96 6/7 Terry Parker, Medway OH; Shirley Gilmore, Cincinnati OH; Mary Frees, 25.97 1 Barbara Sion - Robert Morris, Las Vegas NV 262.38 Centerville OH; Gerald Nangle, Dayton OH 124.00 19.48 2 Gilbert Stinebaugh, Van Nuys CA; Matt Johnson, Chicago IL 261.08 3.96 6/7 Wayne Christensen Jr, Houston TX; Richard Kiepfer, Boerne TX; Erik 14.61 3 Patricia Guinn - Jared Lilienstein, New York NY 257.63 Secan, Milwaukee WI; Roland Brabant, Palatine IL 124.00 10.96 4 Harold McConnell - Dallas Moore, Dayton OH 255.38 2.33 8/9 Jeffrey McKee, Arlington TX; Ellen Hessel, San Antonio TX; Donna 8.22 5 Robert Varty - Walter Casper, Grand Rapids MI 253.31 Engelhart - Greg Resz, Dallas TX 117.00 6.16 6 Benjamin Lev, West Bloomfield MI; Robert Brandow, Toledo OH 252.00 2.33 8/9 Joan Cohen, Memphis TN; Julie Lever, Las Vegas NV; Barbara Odlin - 4.62 7 Peter Grover, Aurora OH; Warren Oberfield, Pittsburgh PA 249.88 Richard Odlin, Tacoma WA 117.00 10.10 8 1 Larry Berkley, New York NY; L Sutherland Jr, Louisville KY 249.07 2.89 9 P Mallela, Dekalb IL; Charles Fortney, Wheaton IL 247.50 STRATIFIED B/C/D SWISS TEAMS 7.58 2 Sandra Marlin - Mike Marlin, Versailles KY 244.50 55 Teams 5.68 3 1 Malcolm Barker, Great Britain; Monelle Richmond, Woodstock NY 244.44 B C D 4.26 4 2 John Kepple - Fred Grimm, Mount Vernon OH 242.06 3.20 5 Catherine Caplan - P Caplan, N Versailles PA 237.50 18.14 1 1 Julia Misslin - Debra Eaves - Bonnie Wood, Northville MI; Lynne Cook, Wyandotte MI 187.00 2.40 6 Nancy Zakim, Kentfield CA; John Glick, Hope IN 234.50 13.61 2 Bruce Houston - Donald Van Arman - Lucy McCoy, Mc Lean VA; 2.94 3 Robert Bullock, Nipomo CA; Larry Roberts, Anderson IN 226.50 Betty Bursey, Herndon VA 171.00 2.21 4 N. Bernard Wehrle III - D Shepler, Charleston WV 219.50 2.05 5 Peter Hannak - Violet Hannak, Charleston WV 217.83 10.20 3 J Dye, Louisville KY; Skip Carson, CO; Mary Anne Pixley, Littleton CO; Alan Goldenberg, Oak Ridge TN 168.00 1.24 6 Cecelia Gleisinger, Loveland OH; Rosalie Knight, Temecula CA 215.50 7.65 4 2 Raymond Spalding, Atlanta GA; Dan Plato, Gray TN; Don Greenwood, Tampa FL; Arman Hartung, Pierson FL 167.00 SUNDAY AFTERNOON 5/20 PAIRS 5.74 5 James Bottom, Russell Springs KY; Judith Harris, W Terre Haute 19 Pairs IN; Reva Brehm - Rae Ann Eastwood, Lexington KY 166.00 A B 5.10 6 3 George Charrier - Marian Potts, West Chester OH; John Burpee - 1.87 1 Suzanne Terwilliger - Shirley Carenbauer, Cincinnati OH 77.58 Jane Burpee, Loveland OH 162.00 1.40 2 1 Anna Brock - Pat Holm, Cincinnati OH 77.26 3.83 7 4 George Schmid Sr, Williamsburg IN; Eleanor Certo, Richmond IN; 1.05 3 Joe Orenstein - Scott Huddleston, Chicago IL 76.62 Paul Lindquist, Lewisburg OH; Kathy Coghill, Connersville IN 160.00 0.79 4 James Mathews, Evansville IN; Thomas Mathews, Indianapolis IN 73.10 2.42 8 Michael Saltzman - Linda Saltzman, Naperville IL; Marsha 0.65 5 James Rash, Bellefontaine OH; Geraldine Robson, East Liberty OH 70.01 Sternberg, Jupiter FL; Nancy Schafer, Bloomingdale IL 156.00 0.66 6 2 Robert Donaldson - Mary Donaldson, Cincinnati OH 69.68 2.87 5 M Broida - Betty Wills, Oxford OH; Edna Gawlick - John 0.50 3 Ken Kuresman - Elizabeth Mauer, Cincinnati OH 69.22 Stoppiello, Hamilton OH 152.00 0.37 4 Carolyn Hohnstein - Marcia Bacon, Cincinnati OH 69.09 2.15 6 William Harmon Jr - S Wen - Wen-Jia Chen, Athens OH; Denver Queen, Albany OH 139.00 SUNDAY AFTERNOON 99ER PAIRS 3.15 1 Edward Nield, Westchester IL; Rachel Chittaro, Lake Zurich IL; 26 Pairs John Yuratovich - Anne Yuratovich, Lees Summit MO 127.00 2.36 2 Larry Shell - Dale Wicks, Muscatine IA; Alan Goff - Coral A B Harris, Waltham MA 108.00 2.68 1 1 Mary Murday, Rochester Hills MI; John Childers, Pontiac MI 161.95 2.01 2 Dana Mullen, Chillicothe OH; David Bell, Waverly OH 155.00 1.51 3 Ron Segerlind, Dallas TX; Catherine Thompson, Pittsburgh PA 154.10 IMP PAIRS 1.26 4 2 Anne Heldman - George Heldman, Cincinnati OH 153.73 110 Pairs 0.95 5 3 Michael Dickman, Loveland OH; Ralph Terbrueggen, Cincinnati OH 146.77 A B C 0.67 6 Erleen Masram - Morton Zeff, Cincinnati OH 143.00 8.63 1/2 Mildred Rush, Beverly Hills MI; Barbara Jur, Warren MI 66.00 0.71 4 Richard Ziel, Columbus OH; Susanne Sherwood, Loveland OH 140.45 8.63 1/2 Roger Lord, Saint Louis MO; Parames Laosinchai, Ballwin MO 66.00 6.37 3/4 1 Diana Rossi, Cincinnati OH; Janak Dave, Florence KY 64.00 SUNDAY AFTERNOON 299ER PAIRS 4.86 3/4 Silvana Bellini, St Petersburg FL; Richard Bender, Springfield MO 64.00 20 Pairs 3.12 5 Jean Davis, Columbus OH; John Stubbe Jr, Dublin OH 61.00 A B 2.34 6 Janie Judy - Peggy Saunier, Lexington KY 54.00 4.78 2 Charles Pecarro, Falls Church VA; Ronald Spieker, Arlington VA 47.00 2.80 1 Robert Thompson - Susan Thompson, Zanesville OH 109.50 3.79 3 1 Joyce Bessette - Dale Bessette, Greenfield WI 42.00 2.18 2 1 Conner Causey, Wheeling WV; Thomas Danford, Bellaire OH 100.50 1.64 3 2 Dan Meyer - Pam Meyer, Bloomington IN 98.00 2.84 4 2 Andy Hellquist, Surrey BC; Greg Morse, Richmond BC 40.00 1.18 4 Ann Petenbrink, Fairfield OH; Mabel Putt, Cincinnati OH 95.50 2.02 5 Richard Tulley, Portland OR; Shirley Matthews, Lindale TX 37.00 1.51 6 Betty Raney - Mary Williams, Huntington WV 35.00 1.08 5/6 3/4 Eileen Skozey - Patricia Yingling, Indianapolis IN 91.00 2.13 3 Harry Kollman, Mequon WI; Thomas Allen, Slinger WI 31.00 1.08 5/6 3/4 Craig Herold, Fort Wayne IN; John Haskin, Traverse City MI 91.00 1.60 4 James Bochsler - Byron Crittenden, Great Britain 22.00 0.70 5 Joy Selesko, Livonia MI; Jack Bourget, Bloomfield MI 90.50 1.06 5/6 H Belles - Mary Ann Lucas, Knoxville TN 18.00 1.05 5/6 Emerita Hayward, Leonardtown MD; Mary Michel, Louisville OH 18.00 1ST SUNDAY AFTERNOON 299ER TEAMS 16 Teams CONTINUOUS PAIRS III A B C 102 Pairs 3.64 1 1 June Cushman - Ellen Ammons, Cincinnati OH; Jackie Mullins, A B Mason OH; Dorothy Gard, Hamilton OH 105.00 9.25 1 1 Harriet Adelstein - Judith Selig, Chagrin Falls OH 208.00 2.73 2 2 Amy Staska, Saint Paul MN; Janis Ellis, Lakeville MN; Jackie Moneypenny, Burnsville MN; Edie Siemens, Prior Lake MN 86.00 6.94 2 Britain Beezley - Shelba Parmley, Oklahoma City OK 204.39 2.05 3 Kai Hsi - Ellen Hsi, Ann Arbor MI; Richard Frankel - David 5.20 3 Leonard Smith, Taylors SC; James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL 197.00 3.90 4 Lachman Advani, Ottawa ON; Daryl Fisher, New Orleans LA 195.72 Miles, Bloomfield MI 84.00 3.30 5 2 Robert Neuhart, Rochester NY; Bernard Neuhart, Niskayuna NY 190.00 1.59 4 3 John Yeager, Cleveland OH; Peggy Ellis - LouAnn O’Sullivan, New 2.45 6 Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY; Meredith Beck, Pearland TX 189.22 York NY; Gordon Sawyer, Seattle WA 71.00 1.19 5 4 Susan Westerling - D. Thomas Terwilliger - Larry Meyer, 2.80 3 John Hartigan - Pamela Hartigan, Hamden CT 187.50 1.86 4 Terry Grogan, Urbana OH; Lois Herald, Nineveh IN 182.00 Cincinnati OH; Michele Staats, Loveland OH 67.00 1.39 5 Charles Halasi, Toronto ON; Lindsay Pearlman, Trumbull CT 181.28 1.37 1 Joshi Bhupen - Bhutta Pravin - Joshi Jigar - Shukla Amul, 1.04 6 Joan Powell - Susan Cooper, Elmira NY 180.50 Cincinnati OH 64.00 SUNDAY EVENING 99ER PAIRS SUNDAY-MONDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRS 26 Pairs 76 Pairs A B C A B 2.68 1 Karen Golden, Davis IL; Dolores Witte, Roscoe IL 165.50 7.28 1 1 Robert Neuhart, Rochester NY; Bernard Neuhart, Niskayuna NY 199.50 2.01 2 Mary Armacost, Hillsborough CA; Christine Hevener, San Mateo CA 165.00 5.46 2 Terry Jacobs, North Lima OH; Julia Allen, Willoughby OH 194.25 1.51 3 Jack Bourget, Bloomfield MI; Joy Selesko, Livonia MI 153.00 4.10 3 Patricia Worthley, Andover MA; Lois Belliveau, Lynn MA 193.97 1.68 4 1 1 Louis Ukelson - Heroldine Ukelson, Cincinnati OH 151.00 3.07 4 2 Beth Armstrong, Kalamazoo MI; William Northrop, Schoolcraft MI 191.21 1.26 5 2 Jan Smith, Toledo OH; Kaye Welty, Holland OH 145.50 2.80 5 Adriana Yanez - Miriam Rosenberg, Mexico 190.77 0.95 6 3 Richard Robertson - Emily Robertson, Lufkin TX 144.00 2.05 6 3 Russell Cowgill - Patricia Cowgill, Orinda CA 190.71 0.91 4/5 2 Lloyd Alterman - Sarinne Alterman, West Orange NJ 137.50 1.96 4 Della Worobetz, Owensboro KY; Dan Worobetz, Mason OH 186.92 0.72 4/5 Mary Murday, Rochester Hills MI; John Childers, Pontiac MI 137.50 1.15 5 Joel Shore - Marilyn Shore, Bloomfield MI 184.46 0.98 6 John Gregory - M Jane Gregory, Cleveland OH 177.54 Page 10 Daily Bulletin

SILVER RIBBON PAIRS FIRST SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS L M N O P EAST-WEST 1 Glenn Smith, Creve Coeur MO; Wayne Hascall, Grandville MI 1041.51 1 Charles Coon, Marshfield MA; Rhoda Walsh, Los Angeles CA 1175.77 2 Donald Berman, Laurel MD; Eugene Kales, Arlington VA 1040.52 2 Jim Barrow, Lake Charles LA; Randall Pettit, Marietta GA 1030.14 3 Ruth Stober, Great Neck NY; Diana Schuld, Glen Head NY 1037.64 3 Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA; Gloria Brown, Virginia Bch VA 1014.77 4 William Rock, Brockport NY; Robert Rinehart, Northumberland PA 1031.27 4 Ronald Dewey, Plainville NY; Doug Lyon, Syracuse NY 1004.02 5 Janet McCormack - John McCormack, Dallas TX 973.88 5 Richard Anderson, Regina SK; Cecil Cook, Long Beach CA 999.14 6 Donna Stack Magee, Prairie Village KS; Donald Stack, Shawnee Mission KS 971.02 6 Carol Pincus - Rebecca Rogers, Las Vegas NV 998.89 7 Robert Brisson - Elizabeth Brisson, Pleasantville NY 970.63 7 Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie, Sacramento CA 986.39 8 Ed Lewis, Falls Church VA; John Potter, Panama City FL 970.39 8 Shou-Ling Wang, Bethesda MD; Brij Mohan Banda, Fremont CA 984.27 9 Ulker Mutlu, Clearwater FL; Phil Leon, Grosse Pointe MI 954.14 9 Charles Gray, Philadelphia PA; Gail Bell, Laverock PA 976.14 10 Arnold Malasky, Longboat Key FL; Richard Wegman, Bethesda MD 935.51 10 Barbara Nudelman, Chicago IL; Dudley Brown, Grandview WA 975.01 11 Janet Daling - Steve Mansfield, Seattle WA 931.26 11 Mary Hardy - Max Hardy, Las Vegas NV 964.02 12 Susi Katz, Longwood FL; Harry Ross, Tukwila WA 929.27 12 Natalie Hertz - Dan Hertz, Harrison NY 957.89 13 James Rosenstiel, Pembroke Pines FL; Norman Coombs, Brookville IN 927.65 13 Margery Tamres - Joseph Brady, Pittsburgh PA 944.89 14 Michael Ness, Saint Paul MN; Paul Winter, Minneapolis MN 918.64 14 Liane Turner - Donald Turner, Overland Park KS 941.27 15 Richard Katz, N Versailles PA; Herbert Sachs, Pittsburgh PA 910.25 15 James Priebe - Joan Priebe, Mississauga ON 927.02 16 James Davis - Richard Ellis Jr, Kokomo IN 907.39 16 Floyd Woldt, Destin FL; Ruth Stearns, Milwaukee WI 919.27 17 B Troyer, Joliet IL; Ross Robbins, Port Isabel TX 900.02 17 Gerald Caravelli, Des Plaines IL; Marc Low, Centerville OH 914.77 18 Spike Lay, Ormond Beach FL; Marilyn Garcia, Daytona Beach FL 894.26 18 Robert Ryder, Caldwell NJ; Richard Budd, Portland ME 911.39 19 Martin Baff - Richard Fleischman, Beachwood OH 888.39 19 Judy Schwarz - Phil Schwarz, Burnsville MN 900.52 20 David Hollander, Baltimore MD; Stephen Czecha, Potomac MD 887.75 20 Marcia Teitelbaum - Daniel Teitelbaum, Jackson NJ 895.76 21 Jess Stuart - Lois Stuart, West Chester PA 885.52 21 Jean Jacobson, Fullerton CA; Sally Murphy, Fountain Valley CA 887.53 22 Louise Childs - Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 885.26 22 Mary Savko, Pittsford VT; Walter Smith, West Sand Lake NY 887.52 23 Mildred Di Falco, Babylon NY; Edythe Crinnian, Wantagh NY 883.64 23 Roy Green - Mary Green, Carlisle MA 880.64 24 Judy Kay, Narberth PA; Jane Segal, Villanova PA 881.28 24 James Klein - Barbara Klein, Pittsburgh PA 878.88 25 Ed Groner, Duncan OK; David Horner, Carrollton TX 880.14 25 Bernice Larson, Greenfield WI; Nancy Mandel, Mequon WI 874.02 26 Carlos Munoz - Kassie Ohtaka, White Plains NY 878.02 26 Jerome Hurley, Mansfield OH; Christine Renner, Ashland OH 867.26 27 Alvin Levy, Commack NY; Gerald Levine, Brooklyn NY 875.27 27 Linda Wong, Poughkeepsie NY; Claude Vogel, Chicago IL 861.01 28 Roy Falck, Tucson AZ; Jackie Boisseau, Etobicoke ON 872.77 28 William Esberg, Long Branch NJ; Marla Chaikin, Monmouth Beach NJ 857.52

IMP PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Diana Rossi, Cincinnati OH; Janak Dave, Florence KY 64.00 1/2 1 Charles Pecarro, Falls Church VA; Ronald Spieker, Arlington VA 47.00 2 2 1 Andy Hellquist, Surrey BC; Greg Morse, Richmond BC 40.00 1/2 Nancy Popkin - Alan Popkin, Saint Louis MO 47.00 3 Lanette Moore, Dunwoody GA; Gerald Popkin, Atlanta GA 32.00 3 Ronald Spath, Severna Park MD; Julian Boyce, Silver Spring MD 31.00 4 3 Dennis Goldston - Denis Murphy, Colorado Spgs CO 28.00 4 Kenneth Davis, Alexandria VA; John Ashe, Fairfax VA 11.00 5 4 Mary Frances, Atlanta GA; Paul McMullin, Silver Spring MD 19.00 5 2 1 Barbara Corbin, Alcoa TN; Sandra Echternacht, Knoxville TN 5.00 6 Kenton Hayes Jr - Leonard Schmidt Jr, Louisville KY 11.00 6 3 Peter Connor, Wilmette IL; Mark Thompson, Cambridge MA 3.00 2 Gayle Cornwell, Knoxville TN; Ruth Fouche, Maryville TN 3.00 4 Florence Belford, Milton ON; Mary Brown, Oakville ON -5.00 2 Raymond Harris, Dallas PA; Walter Brenholts, Mountain Top PA -18.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Barbara Nixon - Gary Hatten, Dayton OH 44.00 1 Mildred Rush, Beverly Hills MI; Barbara Jur, Warren MI 66.00 2 1 Richard Tulley, Portland OR; Shirley Matthews, Lindale TX 37.00 2 Silvana Bellini, St Petersburg FL; Richard Bender, Springfield MO 64.00 3 Denny Cahan, Roswell GA; Geraldine Cahan, Asheville NC 26.00 3 Jean Davis, Columbus OH; John Stubbe Jr, Dublin OH 61.00 4 2 1 H Belles - Mary Ann Lucas, Knoxville TN 18.00 4 1 1 Joyce Bessette - Dale Bessette, Greenfield WI 42.00 5 3 Frances Herrick, Huntington WV; Deanie Smith, West Palm Beach FL 13.00 5 Sarah Soster, Murrysville PA; Barbara Belardi, Pittsburgh PA 30.00 6 Glenn Robbins, New York NY; Stephen Schneer, Croton Hdsn NY 1.00 6 2 2 James Bochsler- Byron Crittenden, Great Britain 22.00 2 Matthew Heuser - Richard Newtz, Lexington KY -11.00 3 Karen Coe, Benton IL; Susan Davis, Marion IL -15.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Keith Garber, Pelham NY; Paul Morris, Brooklyn NY 36.00 1 Roger Lord, Saint Louis MO; Parames Laosinchai, Ballwin MO 66.00 2 1 Betty Raney - Mary Williams, Huntington WV 35.00 2 Janie Judy - Peggy Saunier, Lexington KY 54.00 3/4 2 1 Harry Kollman, Mequon WI; Thomas Allen, Slinger WI 31.00 3 Jim Bachelder, Columbus OH; Jeanne Martin, Dublin OH 44.00 3/4 Kenneth Eichenbaum - James McDonald, Columbus OH 31.00 4 John Kinst, Batavia IL; Gwyneth Abts, Geneva IL 32.00 5 3 2 Emerita Hayward, Leonardtown MD; Mary Michel, Louisville OH 18.00 5 1 Raymond Depew, Kingston PA; Kenneth Sarner, Wilkes Barre PA 14.00 6 4 Janet La Grassa, Chambersburg PA; Patricia Newbold, Hagarstown MD 9.00 6 Richard Dorfman, Oconomowoc WI; Danny Schamehorn, Orillia ON 7.00 2 1 Stuart Petersen, Dayton OH; William Nicolai, Maineville OH 5.00 3 Ralph Campbell - Alexander Pappas, Cincinnati OH -9.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LL EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Cheryl Schneider - Larry Paisley, Westerville OH 40.00 1 Richard Ekstrum, Crystal MN; Linda Webb, Fargo ND 43.00 2 Ryerson Schwark, West Linn OR; Jeff Olson, Dallas TX 38.00 2 1 George Klemic, Hillside IL; Michael Airdo, Oak Park IL 30.00 3 1 John Verthelyi, Blacksburg VA; Roberto Verthelyi, New York NY 26.00 3 Alden Perry, Kingwood TX; Gary Foutch, Stillwater OK 15.00 4 Linda Mamula, Mill Creek WA; Sharon Fairchild, Rocky River OH 20.00 4/5 2/3 Gordon Adkins - Lucille Maranda, West Chester OH 13.00 5 Ruth Grant, Hastings Hdsn NY; Howard Piltch, Andover MA 15.00 4/5 2/3 Shirley Scott - Bonnie Bagley, Colorado Spgs CO 13.00 2 1 Karen Nolletti, Palm Bch Gdns FL; William Dolishny, Wheatley ON 4.00 1 Diane Hibbard - Paul Hibbard, Arlington Hts IL -22.00 3 Bob Kiggins, Burnaby BC; Mary Hawk, Lima OH -1.00

CONTINUOUS PAIRS III SECOND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Leonard Smith, Taylors SC; James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL 197.00 1 Ronald Daringer - Dolores Daringer, Cambridge MD 186.50 2 Keith Overpeck - Karen Byler, Louisville KY 172.50 2 1 Mary Louise Williams, Red Bank NJ; R Brumbelow Jr, Charlottesvle VA 179.00 3 Suzanne Siebert, Little Rock AR; Jacqueline Derouin, Okemos MI 169.50 3 Darlene Roby - Barbara Swan, Roseville CA 174.00 4/5 Donald Kerry, Ballwin MO; Louise Ellebracht, Saint Ann MO 166.00 4 2 J Bagwell - Marianne Slay, Paris TX 165.50 4/5 1 Cheryl Greene - Jacquie Slifka, New York NY 166.00 5 Gudrun Zieler, Kronber G; Lesley Fells, Worthington OH 159.00 6 Lotte Lee, Southfield MI; Karen Bell, Midland MI 163.00 6 John Reed, Clarkston MI; Robert Chekaluk, Rochester Hills MI 156.00 2 Loran Gruman, Saint Paul MN; King Hamilton, Golden Valley MN 153.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HHH EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 John Hartigan - Pamela Hartigan, Hamden CT 187.50 1 1 Robert Neuhart, Rochester NY; Bernard Neuhart, Niskayuna NY 190.00 2 Tom Marsh, San Antonio TX; Martin Ware, Vernon BC 183.00 2 Norman Leslie, New Orleans LA; Alan Hayman, New York NY 186.00 3 Audrey Robb - Ted Newman, New York NY 181.00 3 Sarah Callicoat-Yates - Carolyn Gibson, Annandale VA 182.50 4 Patricia Worthley, Andover MA; Lois Belliveau, Lynn MA 169.00 4 2 Joan Powell - Susan Cooper, Elmira NY 180.50 5 Mary Gorkin, Liverpool NY; Marshall Kuschner, Reston VA 160.50 5 Richard Howell - Phyllis Howell, Sarasota FL 164.00 6/7 Joanne Glazebrook, Washington IL; Gail Moon, Bloomington IL 154.50 6 Karl Hicks, Dominion NS; Bernie Britten, Howie Center NS 160.00 6/7 2 David Kirk, Seminole FL; Yaro Stropnicky, Oklahoma City OK 154.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION III EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Harriet Adelstein - Judith Selig, Chagrin Falls OH 208.00 1 Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY; Meredith Beck, Pearland TX 189.22 2 2 David Baudler - Jay Baudler, Piedmont CA 171.17 2 1 Terry Grogan, Urbana OH; Lois Herald, Nineveh IN 182.00 3 Frank Burke - Janet Burke, Seattle WA 168.28 3 2 Charles Halasi, Toronto ON; Lindsay Pearlman, Trumbull CT 181.28 4 Andrea Hayman, New York NY; Mason Davis, Marietta GA 158.89 4 Grant Lewis, Virginia Beach VA; Susan Roberts, Maryville TN 169.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJJ EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Britain Beezley - Shelba Parmley, Oklahoma City OK 204.39 1 Lachman Advani, Ottawa ON; Daryl Fisher, New Orleans LA 195.72 2 Bob Luebkeman, Walnut Creek CA; Anita Burgis, San Diego CA 179.11 2/3 1/2 Mary Holman Allen, Mahtomedi MN; John Allen, Saint Paul MN 168.28 3 Shirley Kollas, Woodbridge VA; Carole Grob, Alexandria VA 176.22 2/3 1/2 G Richard Ramage Jr - Nancy Ramage, Downey CA 168.28 4 Robert Lavin, East Longmeadow MA; Linda Lloyd, Baltimore MD 167.56 4 Claire Alpert, New York NY; Laurence Dusty, Lake Worth FL 167.56 1 Cherrolyn Woolwine, Naperville IL; Kimberley Wolfe, Clarendon Hills IL 140.83

SUNDAY EVENING 99ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION WWW EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Karen Golden, Davis IL; Dolores Witte, Roscoe IL 165.50 1 Mary Armacost, Hillsborough CA; Christine Hevener, San Mateo CA 165.00 2 1 1 Louis Ukelson - Heroldine Ukelson, Cincinnati OH 151.00 2 Jack Bourget, Bloomfield MI; Joy Selesko, Livonia MI 153.00 3 2 Jan Smith, Toledo OH; Kaye Welty, Holland OH 145.50 3 Shirley Liebhaber, Los Altos CA; Juanita Girand, Palo Alto CA 141.00 4 Richard Robertson - Emily Robertson, Lufkin TX 144.00 4/5 1/2 1 Lloyd Alterman - Sarinne Alterman, West Orange NJ 137.50 5 Lawrence Jones, Ballwin MO; Carolyn Koch, Carbondale IL 141.50 4/5 1/2 Mary Murday, Rochester Hills MI; John Childers, Pontiac MI 137.50

SUNDAY EVENING 299ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION XXX EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Sandra Williams, Indianapolis IN; Ruth Panelli, Carmel IN 99.50 1 Antonio Bersani, Montoursville PA; Anne Marie Hinds, Newtown PA 110.00 2 Norma Faulk - Shirley Orth, Columbus OH 95.00 2 1 Daniel Jablonski, Cambridge MA; Vincent Fish, Somerville MA 94.50 3 Ann Sheedy - Janis McIntosh, Waco TX 91.50 3 2 Patricia Cronin, Akron OH; Gertrude Dann, Copley OH 90.00 4 Bettye Guthrie - Garnell Cunningham, Waco TX 89.50 4 Jean Kaufman - Bette Gamble, Fishers IN 88.50 2 Craig Herold, Fort Wayne IN; John Haskin, Traverse City MI 82.50

SILVER RIBBON PAIRS SECOND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS L M N O P EAST-WEST 1 Charles Coon, Marshfield MA; Rhoda Walsh, Los Angeles CA 1098.50 1 Martin Chaitt - Ellasue Chaitt, West Palm Beach FL 997.69 2 Richard Anderson, Regina SK; Cecil Cook, Long Beach CA 1064.50 2 James Davis - Richard Ellis Jr, Kokomo IN 994.96 3 Marjorie Baldwin, Fairlawn OH; Charlotte Baff, Beachwood OH 1043.33 3 Sandie Campbell - Charlie Tupper, Bristol RI 981.95 4/5 Gerald Caravelli, Des Plaines IL; Marc Low, Centerville OH 1022.50 4 Richard Katz, N Versailles PA; Herbert Sachs, Pittsburgh PA 971.63 4/5 Glenn Smith, Creve Coeur MO; Wayne Hascall, Grandville MI 1022.50 5 Susi Katz, Longwood FL; Harry Ross, Tukwila WA 970.97 6 Peter Filandro - Marie Filandro, Smyrna DE 992.67 6 Arnold Malasky, Longboat Key FL; Richard Wegman, Bethesda MD 965.91 7 Jim Barrow, Lake Charles LA; Randall Pettit, Marietta GA 989.83 7 Kamla Chawla - David Kowarsky, Longmeadow MA 963.58 8 Judy Schwarz - Phil Schwarz, Burnsville MN 979.67 8 Ed Lewis, Falls Church VA; John Potter, Panama City FL 962.90 9 Ruth Stober, Great Neck NY; Diana Schuld, Glen Head NY 961.33 9 Martin Baff - Richard Fleischman, Beachwood OH 953.15 10 Mary Hardy - Max Hardy, Las Vegas NV 954.17 10 Rod Van Wyk, Alton IL; Don Define, Saint Louis MO 939.64 11 Chuck Said, Nashville TN; John Russell, North Barringto IL 941.00 11 Jess Stuart - Lois Stuart, West Chester PA 910.44 12 Scott Amos, Carrollton OH; Cary Breech, Catawissa PA 938.00 12 Ed Groner, Duncan OK; David Horner, Carrollton TX 910.03 13 Richard Taube, Marietta GA; Michael Huston, Joplin MO 928.00 13 Bernard Trippett - D Scott Smith, Dayton OH 908.20 14 Carol Pincus - Rebecca Rogers, Las Vegas NV 915.34 14 R Fieler, Lghthse Point FL; L Troyer, Joliet IL 904.29 15 James Priebe - Joan Priebe, Mississauga ON 913.00 15 Harold Emme - Carol Emme, Carbondale IL 897.30 16 Anne Simon, Syracuse NY; David Adams, Kennesaw GA 905.50 16 Buf Slay, Paris TX; George Pisk, Manchaca TX 893.80 17 Liane Turner - Donald Turner, Overland Park KS 903.00 17 Donald Berman, Laurel MD; Eugene Kales, Arlington VA 890.00 18 Franklin Lowenthal, Pleasanton CA; Albert Barbanel, Riverhead NY 901.50 18 Jerry Pietscher, Elk Grove CA; Loren Hawkins, Bremerton WA 884.97 19 James Klein - Barbara Klein, Pittsburgh PA 897.00 19 Robert Carteaux, Fort Wayne IN; Jim Linhart, Delray Beach FL 884.30 20 Bob Bainter, Creve Coeur MO; Julia Bomalaski, Louisville KY 896.00 20 Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Hamish Bennett, Menlo Park CA 882.25 21 Leonard Ernst, Las Vegas NV; Frederick Hamilton, Fresno CA 893.50 21 B Troyer, Joliet IL; Ross Robbins, Port Isabel TX 880.80 22 Louise Childs - Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 886.83 22 Jean Bowers - Newton Bowers, Clive IA 880.63 23 Anita Torrence, Bexley OH; Edwin Malmuth, Cardiff CA 884.50 23 David Hollander, Baltimore MD; Stephen Czecha, Potomac MD 879.19 24 William Esberg, Long Branch NJ; Marla Chaikin, Monmouth Beach NJ 869.67 24 Judy Kay, Narberth PA; Jane Segal, Villanova PA 874.96 25 Jerome Hurley, Mansfield OH; Christine Renner, Ashland OH 867.34 25 George Rosenkranz, Mexico Df 11000; Martin Hoffman, Lauderhill FL 869.28 26 Paul Pschesang, Milford OH; Nancy Sachs, Cincinnati OH 867.33 26 Fred Paul, Secaucus NJ; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ 868.08 27 Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie, Sacramento CA 865.50 27 Floyd Woldt, Destin FL; Ruth Stearns, Milwaukee WI 866.80 Daily Bulletin Page 11

1ST SUNDAY FAST PAIRS 1ST SESSIONS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Catherine Caplan - P Caplan, N Versailles PA 138.00 1 Barbara Sion - Robert Morris, Las Vegas NV 140.00 2 Bobbie Gomer, Willow Grove PA; Carolyn Gibson, Annandale VA 136.50 2 1 Albert Bender, Raleigh NC; Dottie Kennedy, Durham NC 133.00 3 Justin Lall - Hemant Lall, Plano TX 128.50 3 Harold McConnell - Dallas Moore, Dayton OH 117.00 4 2 1 Robert Bullock, Nipomo CA; Larry Roberts, Anderson IN 106.50 4 2 Donald Weber, Saint Louis MO; David Eckhardt, Chesterfield MO 115.00 1 Robert Reese - Randy Bullock, Danville IL 110.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Allan Mazer, Towson MD; Jerry Helms, Charlotte NC 128.75 1 Jan Assini, Aurora OH; Richard Early, Cuyahoga Falls OH 138.45 2 Gilbert Stinebaugh, Van Nuys CA; Matt Johnson, Chicago IL 120.57 2 1 Donald McCullough Jr, Adrian MI; Judith Ortiz, Fayetteville NY 136.32 3 1 Larry Berkley, New York NY; L Sutherland Jr, Louisville KY 120.13 3 Carolyn Pinto, Fort Worth TX; William White, Arlington TX 110.76 4 2 Margaret Young - Amy Davidson, Cincinnati OH 118.96 4 2 Wayne Hall, Washington DC; William Heess, Marlborough MA 110.68 3 Joseph Tomanocy, St Clair Shores MI; Ernest Humbert, Uniontown OH 106.25 3 1 Peter Hannak - Violet Hannak, Charleston WV 109.83 1 Thomas Dillon - Susan Dillon, Pittsburgh PA 99.62 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Robert Varty - Walter Casper, Grand Rapids MI 133.81 1 Cheryl Gorman - Donna Givner, Omaha NE 125.81 2 1 Sandra Marlin - Mike Marlin, Versailles KY 130.50 2 1 Allen Selling - Charles Smith, Erie PA 121.00 3 Vickie Sebastian, Beavercreek OH; Kenneth King, Raleigh NC 122.30 3 Peter Grover, Aurora OH; Warren Oberfield, Pittsburgh PA 117.44 4 2 1 John Kepple - Fred Grimm, Mount Vernon OH 117.06 4 2 1 N. Bernard Wehrle III - D Shepler, Charleston WV 116.50 5 Cherrolyn Woolwine, Naperville IL; John Kinst, Batavia IL 116.31 5 Mary Orock - Darlene Shirey, Fort Worth TX 115.94 3 2 William Sullivan, Henderson KY; Mary Gray, Clinton OH 110.50 3 John Begley, Berkeley CA; William DeGraf, Alexandria VA 113.80 2 Elizabeth Shackleton, St Clair Shrs MI; William Kacuba, Harrison Township MI 103.44 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LL EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 1 Malcolm Barker, Great Britain; Monelle Richmond, Woodstock NY 132.50 1 1 Ted McLellan - Connie Anderson, Knoxville TN 125.00 2 Brad Holtsberry, Farmington MI; Robert Tracy, Troy MI 126.00 2 Malle Andrade, New York NY; Sam Aldenderfer, Fort Lee NJ 124.00 3 Patricia Guinn - Jared Lilienstein, New York NY 123.00 3 David Bish, Leo IN; Frank Yoder III, Goshen IN 118.00 4 2 B Steve Castellino - Colette Castellino, Fremont CA 112.50 4/5 2 Nancy Zakim, Kentfield CA; John Glick, Hope IN 117.50 3 Jerry Violetta, Cincinnati OH; Joseph Conger III, Cold Spring KY 111.00 4/5 Benjamin Lev, West Bloomfield MI; Robert Brandow, Toledo OH 117.50 2 Ellen Gordon - Sidney Gordon, Wyncote PA 106.50 1 Susan Hermans, West Chester OH; Phyllis Bishop, Loveland OH 99.50

1ST SUNDAY FAST PAIRS SECOND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Geraldine Cahan, Asheville NC; Denny Cahan, Roswell GA 126.00 1 Shannon Lipscomb, Red Bank TN; Joyce Menezes, Staten Island NY 122.50 2 1 David Trimble, Madison PA; Mark Hauser, Rochester Hills MI 122.50 2 1 1 Robert Bullock, Nipomo CA; Larry Roberts, Anderson IN 120.00 3/4 Gail Hawkins - Loughery Hawkins, Saint Charles MO 121.00 3 Justin Lall - Hemant Lall, Plano TX 116.50 3/4 2 Michael Kuhnle, Fishers IN; Natan Erdberg, Indianapolis IN 121.00 4 2 John Cagney - Edith Cagney, Lansing IL 113.00 3 1 Peter Hannak - Violet Hannak, Charleston WV 108.00 2 N. Bernard Wehrle III - D Shepler, Charleston WV 103.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION JJ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Harold McConnell - Dallas Moore, Dayton OH 138.38 1 Gilbert Stinebaugh, Van Nuys CA; Matt Johnson, Chicago IL 140.51 2 1 Theresa Howard, Sharon ON; William Woodfine, Toronto ON 122.60 2 1 Larry Berkley, New York NY; L Sutherland Jr, Louisville KY 128.94 3 Barbara Sion - Robert Morris, Las Vegas NV 122.38 3 Allan Mazer, Towson MD; Jerry Helms, Charlotte NC 117.31 4 Charlotte Krupp, Bedford TX; Steve Shirey, Fort Worth TX 114.13 4 2 Wayne Hall, Washington DC; William Heess, Marlborough MA 114.94 2 1 Robert Reese - Randy Bullock, Danville IL 104.00 1 Betty Lutz, Parkersburg WV; Richard Sullivan, Washington WV 106.87 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1/2 P Mallela, Dekalb IL; Charles Fortney, Wheaton IL 134.50 1 1 Penelope Smith, Charlotte NC; Ruth-Anne Mazer, Towson MD 131.50 1/2 Benjamin Lev, West Bloomfield MI; Robert Brandow, Toledo OH 134.50 2 Mary Vickers, Northborough MA; Jacques Laliberte, Cap-Rouge PQ 126.00 3 1 Kurt Schaeffer, Saint Paul MN; Ronnie Frank, Saint Louis MO 122.00 3 2 1 John Kepple - Fred Grimm, Mount Vernon OH 125.00 4/5 2/3 Nancy Zakim, Kentfield CA; John Glick, Hope IN 117.00 4 Robert Varty - Walter Casper, Grand Rapids MI 119.50 4/5 2/3 1 Cecelia Gleisinger, Loveland OH; Rosalie Knight, Temecula CA 117.00 3 Sandra Marlin - Mike Marlin, Versailles KY 114.00 4 2 Miriam Knisely - John Knisely, Marion OH 111.00 2 Will Engel, Polo IL; James Harding, Danville IL 107.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LL EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Peter Grover, Aurora OH; Warren Oberfield, Pittsburgh PA 132.44 1 Patricia Guinn - Jared Lilienstein, New York NY 134.63 2 1 Mitchell Pote, Indianapolis IN; Martin Feeney, Greenwood IN 124.81 2 1 1 Richard Johns, Okemos MI; C Phillip Simonds, Williamston MI 117.81 3 Bill Babb, Cleveland OH; John Bacon, Lakewood OH 110.38 3 2 B Steve Castellino - Colette Castellino, Fremont CA 117.30 4 2 Allen Selling - Charles Smith, Erie PA 110.06 4 Marilyn Braun, Mason OH; Susan Goodman, Cincinnati OH 116.31 3/4 1/2 Karen Nolletti, Palm Bch Gdns FL; William Dolishny, Wheatley ON 106.69 3 2 Malcolm Barker, Great Britain; Monelle Richmond, Woodstock NY 111.94 3/4 1/2 Mourad Meregian, South Hadley MA; Luigi Montefusco, Springfield MA 106.69

SUNDAY AFTERNOON 5/20 PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UUU EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Joe Orenstein - Scott Huddleston, Chicago IL 76.62 1 Suzanne Terwilliger - Shirley Carenbauer, Cincinnati OH 77.58 2 James Rash, Bellefontaine OH; Geraldine Robson, East Liberty OH 70.01 2 1 Anna Brock - Pat Holm, Cincinnati OH 77.26 3 1 Robert Donaldson - Mary Donaldson, Cincinnati OH 69.68 3 James Mathews, Evansville IN; Thomas Mathews, Indianapolis IN 73.10 4 2 Ken Kuresman - Elizabeth Mauer, Cincinnati OH 69.22 4 2 Carolyn Hohnstein - Marcia Bacon, Cincinnati OH 69.09

SUNDAY AFTERNOON 99ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION WWW EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Mary Murday, Rochester Hills MI; John Childers, Pontiac MI 161.95 1 Dana Mullen, Chillicothe OH; David Bell, Waverly OH 155.00 2 2 Michael Dickman, Loveland OH; Ralph Terbrueggen, Cincinnati OH 146.77 2 Ron Segerlind, Dallas TX; Catherine Thompson, Pittsburgh PA 154.10 3 Erleen Masram - Morton Zeff, Cincinnati OH 143.00 3 1 Anne Heldman - George Heldman, Cincinnati OH 153.73 4 John Ackenhusen - Anne Ackenhusen, S Charleston WV 140.45 4 Lawrence Jones, Ballwin MO; Carolyn Koch, Carbondale IL 142.05 5 Marilyn Beiting - Barbara Messer, Cincinnati OH 136.90 5 2 Richard Ziel, Columbus OH; Susanne Sherwood, Loveland OH 140.45

SUNDAY AFTERNOON 299ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION XXX EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Conner Causey, Wheeling WV; Thomas Danford, Bellaire OH 100.50 1 Robert Thompson - Susan Thompson, Zanesville OH 109.50 2 2 Eileen Skozey - Patricia Yingling, Indianapolis IN 91.00 2 1 Dan Meyer - Pam Meyer, Bloomington IN 98.00 3 3 Joy Selesko, Livonia MI; Jack Bourget, Bloomfield MI 90.50 3 Ann Petenbrink, Fairfield OH; Mabel Putt, Cincinnati OH 95.50 4 Laurel Scheinman - Linda Lloyd, Baltimore MD 86.50 4 2 Craig Herold, Fort Wayne IN; John Haskin, Traverse City MI 91.00

SUNDAY-MONDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRS 1ST OF4 SESSIONS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Patricia Worthley, Andover MA; Lois Belliveau, Lynn MA 193.97 1 Kelsey Nickerson - Lloyd Arvedon, Bedford MA 188.15 2 1 Russell Cowgill - Patricia Cowgill, Orinda CA 190.71 2 Claire Alpert, New York NY; Laurence Dusty, Lake Worth FL 178.70 3 Leonard Smith, Taylors SC; James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL 184.04 3 Bob Luebkeman, Walnut Creek CA; Anita Burgis, San Diego CA 171.75 4 Clyde Kruskal, Hyattsville MD; Paul McMullin, Silver Spring MD 183.57 4 Richard Howell - Phyllis Howell, Sarasota FL 170.72 5 Evelyn Ruby, Chestnut Hill MA; Adacie Allen, Brookline MA 176.82 5 1 J Bagwell - Marianne Slay, Paris TX 166.59 2 Kenneth Sarner, Wilkes Barre PA; Walter Brenholts, Mountain Top PA 166.50 2 James Bent - Anita Bent, Yorba Linda CA 163.04 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HHH EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Adriana Yanez - Miriam Rosenberg, Mexico 190.77 1 1 Beth Armstrong, Kalamazoo MI; William Northrop, Schoolcraft MI 191.21 2 1 Della Worobetz, Owensboro KY; Dan Worobetz, Mason OH 186.92 2 Robin Wilkinson - Chuck Wilkinson, Jackson MS 190.34 3 Karl Hicks, Dominion NS; Bernie Britten, Howie Center NS 186.88 3 Paul Johnson III - Lee Johnson, Four Oaks NC 178.49 4 2 Joel Shore - Marilyn Shore, Bloomfield MI 184.46 4 2 John Gregory - M Jane Gregory, Cleveland OH 177.54 5 Jay Wein, Cincinnati OH; John Meinking, Maineville OH 175.54 5 David Rhea - Christie Thomas, Shawnee Mission KS 165.77 6 Thomas Gardner - Beverly Gardner, Southfield MI 169.40 6 Alex Kornel - Barbara Seagram, Toronto ON 163.60 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION III EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Robert Neuhart, Rochester NY; Bernard Neuhart, Niskayuna NY 199.50 1 Terry Jacobs, North Lima OH; Julia Allen, Willoughby OH 194.25 2 Molly Tranovich - Ed Tranovich, Naperville IL 189.75 2 Andrea Hayman, New York NY; Mason Davis, Marietta GA 188.25 3 Howard Halpern, Jamesburg NJ; Lee Emmer, Sarasota FL 184.50 3 1 Mary Louise Williams, Red Bank NJ; R Brumbelow Jr, Charlottesvle VA 177.00 4 2 Sherilyn Bening, Plano TX; M. O. Crawford, Dallas TX 175.50 4 Deloris Ankrom - Robert Robinson, Winnipeg MB 173.25 5 Alden Perry, Kingwood TX; Gary Foutch, Stillwater OK 168.75 5 Marie Jo Desbrandes, Baton Rouge LA; Franck Desbrandes, Sevres FR 171.75 2 John Hartigan - Pamela Hartigan, Hamden CT 150.00

FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY MORNING SIDE/CONTINUOUS PAIRS 3RD OF 3 SESSIONS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION OO EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Larry Murray - Ajit Pai, Leamington ON 104.50 1 Dennis Goldston - Denis Murphy, Colorado Spgs CO 94.00 2 2 David Nurenberg, Dallas TX; Lawrence Lowell, Hartsdale NY 102.00 2 Jon Martin, Fargo ND; R Johnson, Minneapolis MN 93.00 3 Jane Wininger, Glasgow KY; Tom Gilpin Jr, Princeton WV 94.50 3 Kathy Newman - William Winokur, West Bloomfield MI 91.50 4 John Hartigan - Pamela Hartigan, Hamden CT 90.00 4/5 Muriel Altus, Tampa FL; Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY 91.00 4/5 1 Howard Halpern, Jamesburg NJ; Loris Blevins, Hurst TX 91.00 2 Lynne Cook - James Cook, Wyandotte MI 89.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION PP EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 David Hemmer, Chicago IL; Rowen Bell, Evanston IL 102.00 1 1 Rhoda Zdravecky, Johnstown PA; George Norman, Torrance CA 98.50 2 Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansburg VA; Patrick Clark, Manton MI 91.50 2 William Higgins - Amitabh Raturi, Cincinnati OH 97.00 3 2 Michael Gladfelter - Mary Jane Gladfelter, Columbus OH 90.50 3 Ronald Dewey, Plainville NY; Doug Lyon, Syracuse NY 90.00 4 Joseph Sirard, Lanse MI; Swapan Sen, Yorktown VA 89.00 4 2 Terry Goodykoontz - John Brandeberry, Champaign IL 89.00

SUNDAY MORNING 299ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Kristina Juk - Steven Juk, Naperville IL 109.00 1 1 Stuart Foster, Mission Viejo CA; G Kohler, Canton OH 101.00 2 1 Jody Castillo, Warsaw IN; Joe Sharp, Indianapolis IN 94.00 2/3 Daedrie Kleppe, Pewaukee WI; Carol Rushman-Meili, Milwaukee WI 87.50 3 Jo Anne Nenni, Raleigh NC; Edward Mayhew, Clio MI 88.50 2/3 2 Craig Herold, Fort Wayne IN; John Haskin, Traverse City MI 87.50 4 2 1 Jan Smith, Toledo OH; Kaye Welty, Holland OH 86.00 4 3 1 John Yeager, Cleveland OH; Eric Swanson, Huntersville NC 86.00 3 2 Jon Lager - Joan Lager, Lisle IL 85.00 4 2 Dana Mullen, Chillicothe OH; David Bell, Waverly OH 84.50 TODAY’S SCHEDULE Goodwill Day *Unless otherwise noted, strat breaks for Stratified Open and Stratified Senior events are: A (1250+), B (500-1250), C (0-500). Breaks for Continuous Pairs and single-session open events are: A (750+), B (0-750). **Members whose dues payment is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.

Monday, March 13, 9:00 a.m. Event Session /player/session Sold ACBL members** Other Deschappelles Bridge Club Morning Monday-Wednesday Continuous/Side Pairs* 1st single $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom A.M. Bracketed KO Teams 1st $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Continues at 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Stratified 299er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Monday, March 13, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. Stratified Senior Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 Regal Bronze Ballroom Monday, March 13, 1:00 & 8:00 p.m. VANDERBILT KNOCKOUT TEAMS $14.50 $15.50 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 200 SILVER RIBBON PAIRS 1-2F $13.00 $14.00 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 202 Bracketed KO Teams II 3-4 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom The Kroger Company Stratified Open Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Stratified Women’s Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 203 0-2000 KO Teams 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Continues Tuesday and Wednesday 0-750 KO Teams 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Continues Tuesday and Wednesday Sunday-Monday Continuous/ Side Pairs* 3rd single $12.00 $13.00 Regal Grand Ballroom Stratified 299er, Bonnie Kassner199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom 0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11.00 $11.00 Regal Grand Ballroom Monday, March 13, 8:00 p.m. Stratified Board-a-Match Teams* single $11.00 $12.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Stratified 299er Swiss Teams single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom Sunday-Monday Continuous/ Side Pairs* 4th single $12.00 $13.00 Regal Grand Ballroom Stratified 299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom 0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11.00 $11.00 Regal Grand Ballroom Monday, March 13, midnight Boots Kolb Zip Swiss Teams* single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom TOMORROW’S SCHEDULE

*Unless otherwise noted, strat breaks for Stratified Open and Stratified Senior events are: A (1250+), B (500-1250), C (0-500). Breaks for Continuous Pairs and single-session open events are: A (750+), B (0-750). **Members whose dues payment is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.

Tuesday, March 14, 9:00 a.m. Event Session Entry/player/session Sold ACBL members** Other Deschappelles Bridge Club Morning Monday-Wednesday Continuous/Side Pairs* 2nd single $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom A.M. Bracketed KO Teams 2nd $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Continues at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday and Thursday. Stratified 299er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Tuesday, March 14, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. Stratified Senior Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 Regal Bronze Ballroom Stratified Open Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Tuesday, March 14, 1:00 & 8:00 p.m. VANDERBILT KNOCKOUT TEAMS $14.50 $15.50 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 204 MIXED PAIRS 1-2Q $13.00 $14.00 C.C. 2nd Floor Room 200 2 qualifying, 2 final sessions Firstar Bank Stratified Open Pairs* 1-2 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom 0-2000 KO Teams 3-4 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Continues Wednesday 0-750 KO Teams 3-4 $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Continues Wednesday Continuous/Side Pairs* First single $12.00 $13.00 Regal Grand Ballroom Stratified 299er, Larry and Anne Elston 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom 0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11.00 $11.00 Regal Grand Ballroom Tuesday, March 14, 8:00 p.m. Senior Bracketed KO Teams 1st $12.00 $13.00 C.C. 3rd Floor Ballroom Continues at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Tue/Thurs Continuous/Side Pairs* Second single $12.00 $13.00 Regal Grand Ballroom 299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom 0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $11.00 $11.00 Regal Grand Ballroom Tuesday, March 14, midnight West Virginia-Appalachian Bridge Association Zip KO Teams* single $11.00 $12.00 Regal Grand Ballroom