July 23-August 2, 1998 70th Summer North American Bridge Championships Chicago

Vol. 70, No. 6 Wednesday, July 29, 1998 Editors: Henry Francis and Paul Linxwiler DAILY Comeback of decade:BULLETIN Reiman, down 60,

defeatsIt looked as if it was Root all over. The by team 24captained by Bill Root was 60 IMPs ahead of Jim Reiman’s squad with only 16 boards to go in their second-round match. Sixteen boards later REIMAN had advanced to the third round and ROOT was on the sidelines. The score after 48 boards was ROOT 130, REIMAN 70. But a spectacular set saw REIMAN picking up 99 IMPs, more than six per , while holding the opponents to just 15. Playing with Reiman were Frederick Allenspach, William Doroshow and James Ward. Root’s team consisted of Bob Jones, David Lindop, Dan Gerstman, Harry Tudor and Boris Baran. The comeback by Bobby Wolff’s team ordinarily would have been our lead story today. WOLFF was Continued onpage 7 Goldman discusses

Canada’s youngest Bobbyfuture, Goldman is one bridgeof the most enduring fig- 8 Theadvance top-seeded team ofin Jill MEYERSWagar (Randi ures of the contemporary American, and indeed world, Montin, Renee Mancuso, Shawn Quinn, Tobi bridge scene. The 59-year-old Goldman is still per- LMWhen -- David David Sabourin of SabourinOttawa became a Life Sokolow and Mildred Breed) survived a scare in haps best-known to the majority of players from his Master in the Midnight Swiss night before last, he yesterday’s round of play in the Wagar Knockout role as a member of the original Aces, Ira Corn’s became a very special Life Master -- he now is Teams to advance to the quarterfinals along with seven Texas-based squad created to bring the world cham- Canada’s youngest Life Master ever. He achieved the other squads. pionship title to the U.S. feat at the age of 14 years, 0 months and 11 days. The MEYERS was down 21 IMPs after three quar- A cursory examination of Goldman’s accomplish- previous record holder was of Toronto, ters of play to Eunice PORTNOY (Jacqueline Sincoff, ments is sufficient to reveal his status as an icon of who was 14 years, six months and 19 days when he Barbara Clinton, Candace Fowler, Barbara Lehman the game. An ACBL and WBF Grand Master, got his gold card. and Joan Eaton), but won the last set by 23 IMPs, to Goldman has amassed 25,000 , won four David began playing two and a half years ago, narrowly win the match 112-110. world championships, and has 19 NABC titles. and he started right out in duplicate. “I’ve never played In an upset, 12th-seeded Julie ROWE (Beverly He is also an author (Aces Scientific, Winners and house bridge in my life,” he said. His mother, Eliza- Bluth, Lynne Schaeffer, Brenda Bryant, Nancy Sachs Losers at the Bridge Table), bidding theorist and beth Scott, and her boyfriend, Paul Hardy, both Life and Sondra Schubiner) defeated the number five seed teacher. Continued on page 10 (Jan Martel, Judy Pede, Carren Hinds, Goldman has given back to the game as well, Katarina Midskog and Jill Mellstrom), 130-94. serving as ACBL recorder from 1968-88, and as a This deal from the last quarter of the Meyers- prominent member of the Competition and Conven- Portnoy match was a big part of the Meyers rally: tions Committee. Barrow team leads Continued on page 8 Continued on page 9

The teamin Seniorcaptained by SwissJim Barrow of Lake Charles LA will lead the qualifiers into today’s eight- match final in the Senior Swiss Teams. Playing with Barrow are John Wong, Rowland Heights CA; , Arlington Heights IL and Wayne Hascall, Grandville MI. Their score of 114 Victory Points gave them a three-point edge over two teams tied for second. Sharon and Van Christenson, Minneapolis; Brooks Harris, Berwyn PA, and Shou-Ling Wang, Bethesda MD have 111, as do George Bartunek, Laguna Hills CA; Eileen Niesen, Huntington Beach CA; Patgricia Elms, Newport Beach CA, and Andy Pounds, Westminster CA.

Californians pull ahead

Jackin MargidRed ofRibbon San Francisco Pairs and Susan Furchtenicht of Santa Maria CA had two strong ses- sions in the Red Ribbon Pairs qualifying and will lead the way into today’s two final sessions. Their score of 822.48 gave them a 25-point lead over runners-up Larry Ascher of New York City and Mike Botwin of Baldwin NY. In third place were Bob and Kay Korte Zia, the one with the cards in his hand, had a new experience yesterday -- he played a bridge match with partner of Woodstock IL, half a point out of second. Michael Rosenberg against a computer. The humans defeated the inhumans -- but it wasn’t all that easy. (See Matt Granovetter’s article on page 3 and the computer article on page 10). Page 2 Daily Bulletin

WednesdayWhat’s is WUMBA doing Day. today WUMBA is the SPECIAL EVENTS Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Unit of District 13. WUMBA will be distributing pens during the game. 9 a.m. - Noon Club Directors’ Course,Wednesday, Waldorf Room. July 29 9 a.m. - Noon Annual Workshop for Education Liaisons, Conference Room 4-D. No charge. The PeterEntertainment Hix Band will dazzle the audience Session Three: The Intermediate/Novice Program; Bridge in the Schools; with array of Rock & Roll, oldies and Motown in the Brainstorming. Boulevard Room on the second floor of the Hilton & 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Randy Pettit: Conventional Wisdom, Towers after the evening session. Originally from Los Williford Room. Pettit, Marietta GA, piled up more than 2100 masterpoints to win Angeles, Peter is an energetic guitar-playing vocalist the 1997 Barry Crane Top 500 contest. Pettit is the first player in more than 25 who is well known for his upbeat performances. years to win the annual masterpoint contest without being a professional player or hiring a group of pros to assist. 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Kathie Wei-Sender: Championship Chicken wingsHospitality and crudite will be served in the Bridge, Williford Room. Wei-Sender, Nashville, Ambassador of Bridge for the Boulevard Room after the completion of the evening and ACBL Honorary Member in 1987, has won three session. Everyone is welcome to munch on the good- women’s world events: the World Women’s Pairs in 1978, the World Olympiad ies while enjoying the Rock & Roll. Women’s Teams in 1984 and the in 1987. She is a contributor to various national and international bridge publications, including a regular weekly Around Town column with in China’s People’s Daily. The Chicago White Sox return tonight for a home Midnight Peter Hicks’ Rock & Roll Band, Boulevard Room. stand. It is very easy to get tickets to the games, and the new Comiskey Park is well worth seeing. A cab ride to the park is cheap or you can get there on the el. There are fireworks when White Sox hit home runs 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/NoviceThursday, Speakers Program July -- Billy 30 Miller: Dear Billy Live, Williford and after the game if they win. Grab a hot dog; enjoy Room. Miller, Las Vegas, is a professional player whose Dear Billy columns the lake breeze; and root, root, root for the home team! appear in the Bridge Bulletin. He attended the New Conservatory of Music Big Frank Thomas and Albert Belle will be glad from ages three to five where he studied piano. At age 10, he was teaching guitar. you’re there. Miller was the last person to play bridge with Barry Crane (Bridge Week Master Pairs, 1985) and a member of Crane’s knockout team that went on to win the event (after Crane’s death) with substitute . 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Alan Truscott: First Trick, Williford Room. Truscott, New York City, is a leading international player-writer who came What’s doing tomorrow to the U.S. in 1962. He has been bridge editor of the New York Times since 1965 Magic SlimEntertainment & the Teardrops, with their raw, and is a former president of the International Bridge Press Association. He has been passionate, no-frills intensity, will entertain bridge executive editor of all five editions of The Official Encyclopedia of Bridge. players after the evening session in the Boulevard He has represented Europe, Great Britain and the U.S. in world competition. Room on the 2nd floor of the Hilton & Towers. With Truscott completed the 1986 New York Marathon when he was 61. Slim’s unique biting guitar and gritty voice, and the band’s dedication to their Mississippi roots, it’s no wonder they’ve become one of the busiest and best- 9 a.m. - Noon Seminar: Bridge TeachersFriday, and Bridge July Cruises 31 with Val Covalciuc and Lynn Berg, loved blues bands around Chicago. Slim’s latest Black Waldorf Room. $25 fee at the door. Learn to be a successful bridge teacher/game Pig release, “Black Tornado,” shows why they are director on a cruise ship. Tips on how to get assignments. Certificates to participants. considered to be the last real Chicago blues band. 12:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Dorothy Truscott: Bid Better, Play Better, Williford Room. Truscott, New York City, was inducted into the ACBL Bridge Hall of Fame at the beginning of the Summer NABC. She has won four world titles -- Pizza will be servedHospitality in the Boulevard Room after the Venice Cup in 1974, 1976 and 1978 and the World Women’s Teams in 1980. the evening session. Everyone is invited to come and She finished second in the 1965 -- the only woman besides Helen enjoy the eats while listening to Magic Slim & the Sobel Smith to represent the U.S. in open competition -- and third in the 1966 Teardrops. World Open Pairs, the highest finish ever by a woman. Truscott is the author of two bridge books that are considered classics: Bid Better, Play Better and Winning Jewelers RowAround Arts and TownCrafts Festival (Thurs- Declarer Play. Among her contributions to bridge theory are the unusual jump to day, July 30 and Friday July 31) show a singleton and support for partner’s suit (a ) and responses to When: 8am – 6pm Blackwood after interference (DOPI). Where: Wabash Ave., Washington to Monroe 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- John Blubaugh: Losing Trick Count, (easily within walking distance of the tournament site) Williford Room. Blubaugh, Indianapolis, began playing bridge at age 37 and The Jewelers Row Arts & Crafts Festival is a became a Life Master 15 months later. He is a two-time winner of Mini-McKenney weekending ‘L’ shaped block festival and craft show awards: Rookie of the Year in 1987 and Regional Master of the Year in 1988. straddling Chicago’s Loop business district. Blubaugh is a Diamond Life Master who has won numerous regional titles. Midnight Blues Night, Boulevard Room. Please note that untilTours further notice evening ca- sino boat tours are cancelled for lack of interest. There 9:15 a.m. Intermediate/NoviceSaturday, Speakers Program Aug. -- Lowell 1 Andrews: Too Weak to Pass, are free, regularly scheduled shuttle busses that run Williford Room. Andrews, Huntington Beach CA, is a retired tournament director throughout the day from the Hilton to the Empress who now plays bridge professionally and directs on bridge cruises. A Diamond Life and Showboat Casinos. Consult with the hotel Con- Master, he has won numerous regional titles. cierge for details. 1 and 8 p.m. Vu-graph: Spingold semifinals, International Ballroom. 2:15 p.m. Intermediate/Novice Speakers Program -- Fred Hamilton: , Williford Room. Hamilton, Fresno CA, is a professional bridge player and two- time world champion: the Bermuda Bowl in 1976 and the World Senior Pairs in 1994. A WBF Grand Master and ACBL Grand Life Master, he has won more than ParkingParking Info is available at the 25,000 masterpoints and more than 200 regional titles. Chicago Hilton and Towers as well as the four Allright Park- ing Lots near the host hotel. Flyers are available at the Noon and 7 p.m. Vu-graph: Spingold finals,Sunday, International Aug. Ballroom. 2 tournament that are good for a $1 discount at any of these Allright Garages: 901 S. Wabash, 835 S. Wabash, 30 East 8th St. and 651 S. State St. The flyers are good through August 2. The dis- Penny and Bob AugustineActive of Toronto Ethics ON re- Gargrave in Practice made five, but indicated that the unautho- count does not apply to parking at the Hilton. ported the following example of ethical play by an rized information he possessed had allowed him to opponent, Jeffrey Gargrave of Las Vegas NV. make an overtrick, and that the opponents, the While declaring a contract of 4« in yesterday’s Augustines, were probably entitled to some redress. open pairs, Gargrave realized that a comment that The tournament director awarded the Augustines an ScoresMasterpoint as reported in the Dailydisclaimer Bulletin are subject he had overheard earlier in the session pertained to average plus. to change because of score changes or corrections. the deal he was currently playing. He summoned “We were very proud of him for being so hon- Therefore, the masterpoint awards as shown are the director, who instructed him to continue play. est,” said Penny. also subject to change. Daily Bulletin Page 3

Ivan Figueredo,Konking West, preventedKantar a major swing The Inhumanby Matthew Granovetter Element in his Spingold match by completely fooling none The one marketplace in which bridge has shown the pseudonym Nod, which stands for “Nine Of Dia- other than Eddie Kantar. This was the deal: growth in the last decade is the computer world. There monds,” a card known as the “Curse of Scotland.”) Board 4 « A Q 3 2 are two kinds of , stand-alone soft- North passed and Zia, East, bid 3 . This told « Dlr: South ª K J 10 9 7 6 ware and on-line activities. The latter offer a multi- Rosenberg to pass if he held spades and bid 4 oth- ª Vul: Both © -- tude of terrific services, including web sites and in- erwise. Now GIB threw in a brave four-level ¨ 10 9 3 teractive “virtual” bridge clubs. and Rosenberg was forced to bid 4 , as his partner ª « 10 8 6 « J 7 The latest company to sprout on the Net is my commanded (pass would have indicated spades). Per- ª Q 3 ª A 8 5 4 own, Bridge Today University, in which people can haps it took an inhuman partnership to overcome this © J 9 5 © A Q 10 7 4 3 2 take bridge lessons by E-mail. (A short commercial chicanery, as North, GIB2, raised to 5 . © ¨ A 7 6 5 2 ¨ -- break: This new company, which includes Bridge It was at this point critics of the GIBs (showing « K 9 5 4 Today Magazine, is now offering up to 22% in shares, that human jealousy trait) pointed out that in a well- ª 2 $8,000 per one percent, treated as loans -- interested oiled partnership, North-South would have been able © K 8 6 parties may contact me by E-mail for more details or to make a responsive double of 4 with the North ª ¨ K Q J 8 4 buttonhole our PR rep, ex-tennis promoter Larry King, cards, allowing South to bid 4«. This may be true, West North East South between now and Sunday.) but the direct 5© raise had the merit of escaping the Figueredo Shenkin Mohr Kantar Stand-alone products (those you buy for home double, as Zia, unsure that a heart trick would cash, 1¨ use, which are not connected to the Internet) have meekly passed, allowing the GIBs to steal the show. Pass 1ª Pass (1) 1« been most successful when they’re programmed with Rosenberg led the J and Zia cashed two club ª Pass 4© (2) Pass (3) 4« specific hands for teaching. Software that allows the tricks and led a third club. GIB was about to lean All Pass user to play against the computer has not shown abil- over and claim when it suddenly discarded a spade (1) Playing the waiting game. ity above the novice level until recently, with the (to the dismay of its Dr. Frankenstein inventor, no (2) Spade support plus a singlton or in dia- emergence of a product called, “Goren In a Box,” or doubt). Rosenberg won the ¨Q and quickly shot back monds. “GIB.” GIB was created by Matt Ginsberg, and yes- the fourth club for Zia to . GIB was no longer (3) Still waiting. terday morning played a challenge match against able to discard a second spade on the ¨J, and the Why didn’t Ken Mohr bid? It probably had some- humans Michael Rosenberg and Zia, shown by contract was three down. This was a bit humiliating thing to do with the state of the match -- his team was on the OKbridge Internet Club. to the GIBs, but even more to Zia who had not de- way behind, and he may have thought this was the GIB and his partner, GIB2, lost to the humans, feated a five-level contract three tricks undoubled best way to create a swing. Anyway, he is still wait- but not without a good fight. Observers say that the since before the war (any war). ing to bid. witty Zia may have been concentrating too much on Rosenberg was quick to excuse GIB’s play. “He’s Ivan cashed his ¨A on and led a his glib table talk, but neither GIB nor his cloned only wrong when I hold four clubs to the queen. If I second club for partner to ruff. When Ken cashed his partner took notice. (At one point Zia psyched the hold three to the queen or a doubleton club and dia- ªA, Ivan dropped the queen! Of course Ken led an- GIBs out of a 4ª game and this was considered un- monds are 3-0, his spade discard actually gains a other heart, and Eddie was at the crossroads. If he fair pool. The director failed to change the result, trick.” Reprieved by the computer-like analysis of the ruffed low, he feared that West would overruff and however.) On one of the more emotional boards, the human on his left, GIB was all smiles. It was heart- give East another club ruff. GIBs found their way to a respectable against warming to see. So he played it “safe” -- he ruffed with the king, rather complicated bidding methods by the humans. A final thought: “In the last decade, the computer then groaned when he saw Ivan follow suit. Now he Dlr: South « A 10 9 4 tidal wave has swept away all before it,” said Zia af- had yo go down -- Ivan’s 10 of trumps would be the Vul: None ª Q terwards. “But bridge is the one bastion of human setting trick. © A 9 8 3 existence that will never be toppled by a machine.” But Ken’s wish for a big swing did not material- ¨ J 9 7 6 He may be right, but I still think the Internet will ize. At the other table, Kantar’s teammates competed Q 3 J 7 6 become a fantastic marketplace for teaching the « « and bought the hand for 4© making, for a 1-IMP ª J 10 8 7 5 4 ª A K 9 6 3 game. pickup. © 4 © J 2 Matthew Granovetter is editor of Bridge To- ¨ Q 8 4 3 ¨ A K 5 day Magazine and Dean of Bridge Today Univer- « K 8 5 2 sity, with advanced classes by E-mail -- ª 2 [email protected] © K Q 10 7 6 5 An EasybridgeEasybridge accreditation class is scheduled ¨ 10 2 for today at 10 a.m in the Marquette Room on the West North East South third floor. Rosenberg GIB2 Zia GIB1 Calling all computer nerds The course fee is $50. A 50% discount will be Pass If you would like to help the offered to all ABTA members and Chicago NABC ACBL update its computer 3© (1) Pass 3« (2) 4© director course graduates. Educational Foundation database and you have ex- 4ª 5© All Pass members are invited to attend as guests. (1) Multi -- week in either major. perience in RPG on an AS/ Easybridge, which has received a grant from the (2) Pass or correct. 400, there is a job for you ACBL Educational Foundation, uses tested market- in Memphis. Opening lead: ªJ ing methods and materials to create immediate du- GIB showed tremendous discipline (one of the The ACBL computer ser- plicate games and subsequent ACBL members. It tar- advantages of being inhuman) when it passed the vices department has an opening for gets the non-cardplaying market for the first time. chance to open a diamond preempt with a side four- a full-time programmer at ACBL Head- Easybridge! --- The Comic Book by Edith card major. The human Rosenberg, however, demon- quarters. McMullin was this year’s winner of the ABTA strated the other extreme as he opened a whimsical If interested please contact Kent Burghard in the Book of the Year Award in the beginner/student Astoria Room on the third floor. 3© (multi) in second position. (Rosenberg goes by category.

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Jackpot Pairs

Friday, July 31, 1 and 8 p.m.

Play for masterpoints and CASH!! Stratified Open Pairs

100% payback of Prize Pool 10% of Pool to Lotto Pairs Two Lotto pairs will be drawn from pairs not otherwise winning prizes

Cash awards to 1st This is the Texas team, representing District 16, that finished second in Flight A of the . Left to and 2nd overall places right: , Mike Passell, , Bobby Goldman and Malcolm Brachman. in ALL STRATS!

Entry fee: usual plus $40 for Some membersHow of the victorious California District 22 GNT- won(1) Slam the try in hearts.GNT-A Jackpot A squad (Mark Itabashi, Fred Hamilton, Gene (2) Roman Key Card Blackwood. Simpson, Jon Wittes and Ross Grabel) will concede (3) Asks for the Q. (You may pay regular fee and ª play for just masterpoints.) they play a fairly aggressive game. Itabashi offered (4) Shows the ªQ and the ©Q. the further observation that when two aggressive pairs With 3-2 trumps, the grand slam is easy. Plus 2210 clash at the table, it isn’t unusual to see somebody was a 13-IMP pickup, when the opponents stopped “go for a number”. Consider this auction from their in a small slam at the other table. semifinal match against District 3: Dlr: East « K Q 5 4 Ralph Cohen made a simple 2 response to Robb Vul: E-W ª J 9 5 3 Talk about wild« hands! Gordon’s Michaels bid and a few seconds later found © 7 5 himself playing a grand slam in spades. Just look at ¨ A 6 3 Restaurant Specials Gordon’s hand (West) -- have you even held one like « 9 8 3 « A J 7 2 that? The deal was played in the Spingold, so you ª Q 10 7 6 ª K 8 2 at the Chicago Hilton can’t blame the wildness on the computer. © 10 9 3 2 © K 4 Dlr: South 6 2 ¨ K 2 ¨ Q 10 9 4 Pavilion « Main Lobby across from check-in Vul: N-S 10 9 5 3 « 10 6 ª Open 5:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. J 7 6 4 ª A 4 © Breakfast Buffet .... 6 a.m. to Noon ...... $10.50 9 5 3 © A Q J 8 6 ¨ Lunch Buffet ...... Noon to 4 p.m...... $9.50 A K J 10 9 7 8 5 4 3 ¨ J 8 7 5 « « West North East South Dinner Buffet ...... 5 p.m. to 1 a.m...... $12 ª -- ª Q J S. Weinstein Itabashi Stewart Hamilton The lunch buffet includes onion soup, complete © -- © K 9 5 3 A K Q J 6 4 2 10 8 7 1©(1) Pass salad bar, BBQ chicken, Italian pork chops, sauteed ¨ ¨ Q 1ª 1« Dbl(2) Rdbl tilapia in a pesto sauce, tri-colored rotini in a cream « A K 8 7 6 4 2 2© Pass 2ª Dbl sauce, mixed vegetables, and bread pudding. Bever- ª All Pass ages not included. Prices include tax and gratuity. © A Q 10 8 2 (1) Precision. ¨ -- (2) . Open Room West North East South “My 1« overcall is sort of aggressive,” said Main Lobby,Lakeside North GreenEnd Lounge Itabashi, who is obviously a master of understatement, Gordon Cohen Open 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. “but it worked out well here. The auction took a bad 1 Coffee Bar ...... 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ª turn for the opponents and Fred started doubling.” 2 (1) Pass 2 3 Cocktails/Light Hors d’Ouevres/Desserts ...4 p.m. ª « © The play was unpleasant (for Weinstein, anyway) 7« All Pass and declarer finished down two, plus 500 for District to 1:30 a.m. (1) Spades and a minor. 22 (California), who went on to win the match 201- Because of the Michaels bid, it worked out that 96. the slam was played from the impregnable side. If Buckingham Steak House In the final, the California played a powerful South of elevators Gordon had bid spades first, North could set the hand squad from Texas. The District 16 team included Open 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. by leading a club for partner to ruff. But there was no Malcolm Brachman, Mike Passell, John Sutherlin, Three-course special ...... $16.50 (does not in- way to stop the grand when played from Cohen’s side. Bobby Goldman and Eddie Wold. clude tax or gratuity) This was the bidding at the other table: “We really didn’t do anything special,” said Bar features 100 single malt scotch whiskeys, Closed Room Itabashi of his team’s performance. open until 1:30 a.m. West North East South “We seemed to just play steady and the oppo- 1ª nents seemed to make more mistakes. Also, some of Dbl Pass 1« 2« 4 Pass Pass 5 the deals we played catered to some of our systemic South EndKitty of Lobby O’Sheas Irish Pub « © agreements.” 5 6 All Pass Open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. « ª The following deal is an example: We have no idea what the thinking was at this Ala Carte dining with an outdoor cafe table, but it sure didn’t work out well for East-West. Dlr: West « A 7 Entertainment at 9 p.m. The Gordon-Cohen scored up 1510 in the Open Room Vul: N-S ª A K 5 4 Last call at 1:30 a.m. and 1430 in the Closed for plus 2940. Even Cohen © A Q 9 7 3 had to consult his IMP table to learn the result -- a ¨ K 6 10 6 4 K 9 8 3 2 gain of 21 IMPs. « « Fast Lane Deli ª J 9 2 ª 8 3 Lower Lobby level © 6 4 2 © J 10 5 Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ¨ J 4 3 2 ¨ 9 8 7 Continental style breakfast « Q J 5 Sandwiches, hot dogs, fruit, snacks and soda RecordersRecorders are needed for Needed the Wagar Women’s ª Q 10 7 6 Teams on Friday and Saturday (July 31 and August © K 8 1). There will be four 16-board matches. Recorders ¨ A Q 10 5 are required to sit at the table, mark down the bid- North South ding, the opening lead, and as much of the play as Simpson Itabashi There is a RobertCorrection Schwartz on the Appeals possible. See first-rate play up 2NT 3¨ Committee, but it is not the Robert Schwartz that close and personal. Recorders 3ª 3«(1) appeared in yesterday’s Daily Bulletin. The Rob- receive $11.00 for each 16 4NT(2) 5© ert Schwartz is the one who makes his home in boards recorded. Anyone inter- 5«(3) 6©(4) San Pedro CA. ested should see Jackie Addis, 7ª Pass tournament co-chairman. Daily Bulletin Page 5

ScoringGeoff Hampson Big and in Eric the Greco’s LM razor-thin Pairs vic- tory in the six-session Life Master Pairs was made TwoMarshall Miles lines dropped byof to tell play about a hand possible by results such as this deal from the first that was very well played against him by Michael qualifying session: Rosenberg. Marshall carefully pointed out that he could have made a play that would have set the con- Dlr: South «A 4 tract, but once he missed the play, Michael took full Vul:None ªK Q J 6 advantage. Further analysis indicated that Michael ©4 3 2 ¨K 9 3 2 could have avoided giving the defenders a chance to «2 «K Q J 6 3 beat him.The deal comes from the first final session ª10 5 4 3 2 ªA 9 7 of the Life Master Pairs. A K J 6 5 10 8 © © Runners-up in the Life Master Pairs were Rich Pavlicek, Board 19 « A Q 7 4 2 A J 8 5 4 ¨ ¨ left, and his father, Richard Pavlicek. They missed Dlr: South ª -- 10 9 8 7 5 « winning by less than a point on a 51 top. Vul: E-W © Q J 10 4 2 ª8 K 9 6 Q 9 7 ¨ © « J 3 « K 6 5 ¨Q 10 7 6 Q J 8 5 4 3 A 7 6 2 West North East South ª ª A 3 9 8 6 Hampson Greco That’llBrian Senior teach of NY shared him the following to open humor- © © A 5 4 J 10 2 Pass ous anecdote from yesterday’s opening round in the ¨ ¨ 10 9 8 1 Pass 1 Pass Spingold Knockout Teams. « ª « K 10 9 2 Pass 3 (1) Pass Dlr: North « A 10 7 6 5 3 ª © ª K 7 5 4 Dbl All Pass Vul: Both ª A © ª Q 8 7 3 (1) Invitational raise with three trumps. © --- ¨ West North East South North led the «A and was no doubt disappointed ¨ K Q 10 6 5 3 Pass to discover the ace in dummy. North switched « K 9 2 « 8 4 to a low club, which went to the queen and ace. 1 1 2 2 ª K 10 ª Q 8 6 5 3 ª « ª « When Hampson tried a low heart to the dummy, 3 4 All Pass © A J 9 6 4 © K Q 10 8 2 ª « North put in the jack which was taken by dummy’s East led a trump to the jack and queen, and ¨ J 8 2 ¨ 7 ace. Declarer now cashed the K, discarding the Michael led a diamond to the king and Marshall’s « « Q J ¨J, and continued with the ©10, South refusing to J 9 7 4 2 ace. Marshall continued a diamond, and Michael won cover. Hampson won the A, cashed the K and ª © © 7 5 3 to lead the ¨K. Once again Marshall won. “I could ruffed a diamond, establishing the suit. A low club © A 9 4 have beaten the contract at this point by returning a was now ruffed in the closed hand and Hampson ¨ West North East South club,” he said, “but I actually led a heart.” played a diamond. North had no answer to this and, Senior Erickson Ray Marheine Declarer ruffed, cashed the ace of trumps and so, conceded. Plus 590 for Greco and Hampson, began cashing diamonds. There was no way he could for a good score but not a top since this result, with Pass(!) Pass Pass be prevented from pitching two clubs from dummy, almost identical play, was reported by several other 1© 4¨ 4© 5¨ so Michael scored up his game. pairs. Pass 6¨ All Pass But Michael might have done better not to touch Detailed slam-bidding agreements earned the “I innocently opened the bidding in fourth posi- clubs at all. After winning the second diamond, he winners an excellent score on this deal from second tion with 1©,” sighed Senior. “The next thing I know, semifinal: the opponents are in slam.” could cash the ace of trumps and then continue with diamonds. Declarer could get rid of two clubs no Dlr: South «A K Q 9 5 6¨ made seven, and a stunned Senior recorded matter how East defended. Vul:E-W ªA Q 8 5 2 minus 1390 on his scorecard. © --- Senior explained that North, Bill Erickson, A J 9 ¨ thought that he had opened 1«, and intended his jump 6 4 7 « « to 4¨ to show a strong black two-suiter. ª10 6 3 ªJ 4 “We lost 12 IMPs on the board, since our part- ©9 7 3 2 ©Q J 10 5 4 ners made 4 at the other table,” said Senior. Attention all women! 7 6 5 2 K Q 10 8 4 « Form your team to play in our premier Women’s ¨ ¨ “By opening the bidding, I effectively lost 24 International Team Trials (WITT) with the chance to «J 10 8 3 2 IMPs for our team.” be one the two teams selected at the Trials to repre- ªK 9 7 sent the United States in the 1999 Venice Cup (to be ©A K 8 6 ¨3 played in Bermuda in January 2000). West North East South The 1999 Women’s Team Trials will be open to Hampson Greco Lille to host World any women wanting to play who meet ACBL’s and 1« WBF’s eligibility requirements for representation. Pass 2NT(1) Pass 3¨(2) The scenic city WITT Pass 3©(3) Pass 3NT(4) Champinships What: of Lille, France, June 24-30, 1999 Pass 4NT(5) Pass 5©(6) When: Pass 5NT(7) Pass 6 (8) north of Paris, will Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, NV © Where: Pass 6 (9) Pass 7 (10) host the 1998 World Entry Fees: $50 per session per team ª ª How much: Pass 7NT All Pass Bridge Champion- Room Rates: Under $70 per day (1) Forcing raise. ships. The Lille The format will be an initial Open Round-Robin (2) Any minimum opener. Grand Palais will be qualifying teams to go forward and be joined by teams (3) Asks description. the site of the event with a bye (based on Placing Points earned through- (4) Singleton club. Aug. 21- Sep. 4. out a cycle ended with the Summer 1998 Women’s (5) Roman Key Card Blackwood. The tournament KO) to the second Round-Robin phase. Qualifiers (6) One or four key cards. will feature the Rosenblum and McConnell Knock- (7) Asks for specific kings. from this second Round-Robin will go forward to the out Teams, Open Pairs, Mixed Pairs, Women’s Pairs, (8) K. semifinals joined by any team who may have earned © IMP Pairs, Continuous Pairs, Senior Pairs, Senior (9) Asks for the K. a bye to the semifinals. The winner will be USA ª Swiss Teams and Junior Pairs/Teams/Individual. (10) Shows at least K x x. Team I. USA Team II will be determined by a play- ª The U.S. will be represented in the five-day Jun- With the heart suit breaking 3-2, there was an off between the loser of the final versus the winner of ior Triathlon by , Tom Carmichael, easy 13 tricks which earned almost all of the a match between the losing semifinalists. Chris Carmichael, David Wiegand, Ari Greenberg and matchpoints. For more information, talk to any member of the Chris Lubesnik. Women’s International Team Trials Committee (Jan The event will be played Aug. 24-28. Martel, Cindy Bernstein, Gail Greenberg, Jo Morse, Entry in all Junior events is free. Kitty Munson, Beth Palmer, Rozanne Pollack, Shawn The championships, conducted by the World Quinn, Dorothy Truscott, Nadine Wood and Sally Bridge Federation, are expected to attract more than JuniorJunior coupons players (25 or younger) Woolsey) or contact Rena Hetzer at ACBL Headquar- 5000 participants. may compete for only $5 per player ters to request an information packet to be available Players are responsible for making their own per session -- with a Junior coupon by September 15. for each player and session. travel arrangements. The coupons are available at the ACBL Informa- Players are required to file a copy of their con- (901) 332-5586, extension 307 vention card at the Desk before the Phone: (901) 398-7754 tion Desk, at the I/N selling startion or from a mem- Fax: ber of the ACBL Education Department. start of play. [email protected] Email: 800-467-1623 (Voice Message Only) 800#: Page 6 Daily Bulletin

New Life Masters Subject:Appeals case 2 Subject:Appeals Tempo case 3 Event: Life Master Pairs, 25 July, First Semifi- DAVID SARTEN certainly is the new Life Event: Life Master Pairs, 25 July, Second Semi- nal Session Master who traveled the longest distance to final Session Board: 13 Jay Korobow play here in Chicago. An Australian from Board: 3 Elizabeth Reich Dealer: N « Q J 10 3 Sydney, he went over the top in the Stratified Dealer: South « A K Q 9 5 Vul: Both ª J 4 Pairs, in which he finished third in Flight B. Vul: E/W ª A Q 8 5 2 © 10 9 His partner was his wife Susanne, who has © --- ¨ J 10 6 4 3 been a Life Master only a little over a week. ¨ A J 9 Howard Gianera Joe Sacco She got her gold card in Akron OH. The Sartens Gene Prosnitz Arch McKeller « A 7 6 2 « K 9 5 are touring the United States and Canada for « 6 4 « 7 ª A 9 5 ª K 10 6 3 2 six months, and they’re playing a lot of bridge ª 10 6 3 ª J 4 © A 7 6 © 8 2 along the way. “We’ve met lots of nice people © 9 7 3 2 © Q J 10 5 4 ¨ 9 8 7 ¨ A K Q playing bridge in the States,” said David. ¨ 7 6 5 2 ¨ K Q 10 8 4 Craig Ganzer Uday Ivatury Two members of a team that advanced to 8 4 J 10 8 3 2 « the final in Bracket 3 of the Knockouts made « Q 8 7 K 9 7 ª Life Master together. DEVENA ANN ª K Q J 5 4 3 A K 8 6 © WATSON and LOU FOWLER, both of © ¨ 5 2 ¨ 3 WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH Houston, “worked hard” to make the grade. WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH Their teammates were T. Richard Grammar Pass 1ª 2© 1« Dbl Pass 2 (1) Pass and Mike Watson of Houston. Watson has been Pass 2 Pass 3 « the teacher for the other three members of the ª ª 4ª All Pass Pass 3« Pass 4« team. (1) Break in tempo Pass 5¨ Dbl 5© BOB EWING of Charlotte NC went to The Facts: 4ª made four, plus 620 for N/S. The Pass 5ª(1) Pass 6© Director was called when the dummy was put down. the partnership desk and was paired with Max Pass 7NT All Pass N/S stated that they believed the Brimberg. They finished fifth in Flight B of (1) Break in tempo slow 2« bid demonstrably sug- the Stratified Pairs -- good enough to put Ewing The Facts: 7NT made seven, plus 1520 for N/S. gested that 4ª would be a over the top. The Director ruled that there had been a break in better contract than 4«. The Bermudians don’t get many chances to tempo. The contract was changed to 7« made seven, Director ruled Law 73F1 had earn gold points unless they travel to the States. plus 1510 for N/S. not been violated and that That’s what JANICE TROTT of Devonshire The Appeal: Both sides appealed the Director’s the table result would stand. did, and it paid off with a gold card when she ruling. E/W stated that South should pass 5ª as it The Appeal: N/S appealed the earned her final gold points in the Monday was possible to construct a North hand consistent with Director’s ruling. North and West attended the hear- Stratified Senior Pairs, partnered by Audrey prior bids that would make any advancement danger- ing. North stated that there had been a20-second Abbott. ous, but the slow 5ª bid suggested otherwise. break in tempo by East. He believed that the break in WILLIAM KAISER of Tucson AZ won N/S stated that spades were clearly established tempo created the unauthorized information that East a couple of matches in the first session of the as trump, and therefore, while hearts had been bid may have only a three-card spade suit. Senior Swiss Teams, and that was enough for naturally previously, 5ª was an an obvious cuebid. West stated he had paused for 60 seconds before the gold. His partner was Jim Haag, also of After the second diamond cuebid, North could count he bid 4 . He reasoned that since he was 4-3-3-3 13 tricks. ª Tucson AZ. and if partner had to ruff during the play of the hand The Committee Decision: The Committee de- JODY WAAHWA of Northbrook IL came he would be ruffing with high trumps since he held cided that North had all the information necessary to in fourth overall in the Senior Stratified Pairs, «A762. For that reason West believed 4ª was a bet- count 13 tricks in a notrump contract. Since spades ter contract. partnered by Irwin Bender of Glencoe IL. Then were not bid at the seven-level and N/S had never he got .86 yesterday morning in the Continu- The Committee Decision: The Committee de- considered a 6« contract, the Committee could find termined there had been a break in tempo. The Com- ous Pairs, and that was enough to gain him a no basis to change the contract to a strain other than mittee questioned West and found out that there was gold card. notrump. Two members of another team -- a widely no unusual meaning for the . West As for E/W’s appeal, to suggest that 5ª could be did not assert that he intended to give his partner a diversified team geographically -- become Life meant to be the final contract was considered ludi- choice of contracts. The Committee believed that Masters. The team on which MARILYN crous for players of this level. The Committee be- DAIGNAULT of Lake Forest IL and FRAN there were three possible bids by West: 3©, 4ª, and lieved its time had been 4«. HERRMANN of Green Valley AZ played fin- completely wasted by the The Committee believed that most players would ished tied for third in Bracket 4 of the KO whole incident that was bid 3© or 4ª, but that 4« was a logical alternative. Teams. caused by the silly objec- The Committee agreed that the out-of-tempo 2« bid Their teammates were Mary Dee Overton tions of E/W at the table. suggested that East had only three spades and that of Waikoloa, Hawaii, and Barbara Subak of The contract was 4ª could demonstrably have been suggested over Northbrook IL. How did they get together? changed to 7NT made another by his partner’s break in tempo (Law73F1). Fran and Mary used to live in McHenry IL and seven, plus 1520 for N/S. The Committee decided to award an adjusted score played regularly at the time with Marilyn and The N/S deposit was re- (Law12C2). For E/W, the offenders, the Committee Barbara. turned. The E/W deposit decided that the most unfavorable result that was at all Another team formed at the Partnership was retained and a one- probable was 4« down one because some in West’s peer Desk produced a Life Master. As a result, quarter board procedural group would choose to play in the 4-4 spade fit rather BEATRICE FIRSTMAN of New York City penalty was assessed. [Al- than the 5-3 heart fit. For N/S, the non-offenders, the went over the top by finishing second in the though the ACBL Board Committee decided that the most favorable result that Bracketed Knockout Teams. Her partner was of Directors recently was likely had the irregularity not occurred was 4 made recinded the regulation re- ª Alice Wegman of Bethesda MD. Then they four. For N/S, the contract was changed to 4 made quiring a deposit for ap- ª found Yalindra and Randy Sahae of Millbrae four, minus 620. For E/W the contract was changed to peals in NABC+ events, CA at the Partnership Desk. 4« down one, minus 100. the new policy had not yet taken effect as of the time Committee: Ed Lazarus (chair), Lowell Andrews, JEAN FRIEDRICH of Des Moines IA of this appeal - Ed] Harvey Brody, Abby Heitner, Chris Moll made the grade in the Fast Pairs on Sunday. Committee: Jerry Gaer (chair), Karen Allison, She was partnered by Brian Hoyenga. Phil Brady, Lou Reich, Mary Vickers Daily Bulletin Page 7

TODAY’S WAGAR KO MATCHES TODAY’S SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT MATCHES 34 Teams 119 Teams IN; Jerry Clerkin, North Vernon IN Kathie Wei-Sender, Nashville TN; Juanita Chambers, Grant Baze, La Jolla CA; Michael Whitman, San Fran- vs Schenectady NY; Stasha Cohen, Glen Ridge NJ; Pam cisco CA; Adam Zmudzinski - Cezary Balicki - Marcin Kenneth Kranyak, Bay Village OH; Carl Edwards, Wittes, Los Alamitos CA; Irina Levitina, Teaneck NJ; Jill Lesniewski - Merek Szymanowski, Westerville OH; Harry Stratton, Pittsburgh PA; Gene Levin, Bronx NY vs Benedict, Toledo OH vs V. Rekounov - O. Karantsev - A. Gromov, Moscow, Rus- Jo Morse, West Palm Beach FL; Rose Johnson-Meltzer, sia; A. Petrounin - V. Kholomeev - Y. Khiouppenen, St. Luella Slaner - Joel Friedberg, Scarsdale NY; Marty Los Gatos CA; Karen McCallum, Exeter NH; Lynn Baker, Petersburg Bergen, Farmingdale NY; Ethan Stein, Irvington NY; Austin TX; Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL; Judi Steve Robinson, Arlington VA; Peter Boyd, Silver Spring Radin, New York NY Nick Nickell, New York NY; Richard Freeman, Atlanta MD GA; Bob Hamman, Dallas TX; Paul Soloway, Mill Creek vs Edith Freilich, Miami Beach FL; June Deutsch, Aventura WA; Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL; , Naperville Edward Wojewoda, Antelope CA; Leszek Rabiega, Salt FL; Janice Seamon - Rita Seamon, Miami FL; Rhoda IL Lake Cty UT; Farid Assemi, Fresno CA; Wlodek Bugajski, Walsh, Los Angeles CA; Shannon Lipscomb, Red Bank vs ; Ryszard Kielczewski, Poland TN Martin Berg - Fredrik Nystrom - Thomas Karlsson - Tobias vs Tornquist - Peter Stromberg - Johan Upmark, Bob Etter, Sacramento CA; Alexander Kolesnik, Austin Lisa Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Cheri Bjerkan, Elmhurst James Cayne, New York NY; Chuck Burger, W Bloomfield TX; Michael Shuster, San Francisco CA; JoAnna Stansby, IL; Sue Weinstein, Glenview IL; Rozanne Pollack, War- MI; Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL; David Berkowitz, Old Castro Valley CA ren NJ; Connie Goldberg, Merion Station PA; Susan Picus, Tappan NJ; , Miami Beach FL; Mike vs New York NY Passell, Dallas TX John Onstott, New Orleans LA; Chris Compton, Okla- vs homa City OK; Ross Grabel, Huntington Bh CA; Jon Julie Rowe, Metuchen NJ; Beverly Bluth, W Bloomfield John Carruthers, Toronto ON; Ralph Cohen, Memphis TN; Wittes, Claremont CA MI; Lynne Schaefer, West Bloomfield MI; Brenda Bryant, Robb Gordon - , New York NY; Venkatrao Ferndale MI; Nancy Sachs, Cincinnati OH; Sondra Koneru, San Antonio TX; , Peoria AZ Michael Polowan - Mark Feldman, New York NY; Larry Schubiner, Franklin MI Robbins, Deerfield IL; Jerry Goldfein, Chicago IL vs Richard Schwartz, Flushing NY; Mark Lair, Canyon TX; vs Kitty Munson, Jersey City NJ; Susan Wexler - G. Margie , San Francisco CA; Robert Levin, Windermere Richard Pavlicek, Fort Lauderdale FL; Rich Pavlicek Jr, Gwozdzinsky, New York NY; Carol Simon - Linda Lewis, FL; Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ San Mateo CA; Mike Cappelletti, Red Bank TN; William Las Vegas NV; Karen Barrett, Vancouver WA vs Cole, Beltsville MD; Walt Walvick, Mc Lean VA; Steve Marshall Miles, Redlands CA; Mark Bartusek, Manhattan Lapides, Towson MD , Nashville TN; Libby Fernandez, Tuscaloosa Beach CA; Jeff Miller, Naperville IL; William Wickham, AL; Carlyn Steiner, Seattle WA; Lynne Feldman, Los Angeles CA; Sangarapil Mohan, Hinsdale IL; Claude Gaylor Kasle, Boca Raton FL; George Steiner - John Champaign IL; Dorothy Truscott, Bronx NY; Rebecca Vogel, Chicago IL Schermer, Seattle WA; Robert Blanchard - Jim Krekorian, Rogers, Dallas TX New York NY; Neil Chambers, Schenectady NY vs Jeffrey Wolfson, Boca Raton FL; Neil Silverman, Fort vs Jill Meyers, Santa Monica CA; Randi Montin, Napa CA; Lauderdale FL; Michael Rosenberg, Tuckahoe NY; Zia Joseph Silver, Hampstead PQ; , Vancouver Renee Mancuso, Redondo Beach CA; Shawn Quinn, Katy Mahmood, New York NY; Chip Martel, Davis CA; Lew BC; George Mittelman, Toronto ON; Peter Nagy, Las Ve- TX; , Austin TX; Mildred Breed, Bryan TX Stansby, Castro Valley CA gas NV; Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA; Brian Glubok, vs New York NY Mark Gordon, Purchase NY; Richard Zucker, Sleepy Hol- Spingold low NY; Winthrop Allegaert - , New York NY; Daniel Rotman, Aventura FL; Santanu Ghose, India YESTERDAY’S SPINGOLD RESULTS Continued from page 1 Bart Bramley - Howard Weinstein - Tom Fox, Chicago IL; BAZE 172, Mathews 125 Sidney Lazard Sr, New Orleans LA; Steve Garner, down 98-51 with 16 boards to go, a very serious defi- Northfield IL; Walter Schafer Jr, Bloomingdale IL NICKELL 132, Hanna 37 cit of 47 IMPs against the team captained by D. vs CAYNE 161, Schwartz 65 Howard. But WOOLF came up with a 64-13 set to Brad Moss, New York NY; Fred Gitelman, Toronto ON; SCHWARTZ 152, Parnes 86 score a 115-111 victory. Paul Lewis, Las Vegas NV; Bruce Ferguson, Boise ID; WOLFSON 99, Teukolsky 60 Playing with Woolf were Roger Bates, Dan Charlton Buckley, Glenbrook NV BRAMLEY 165, Barrett 129 Morse, George Rosenkranz, Jon Baldursson and JACOBS 149, Kay 89 Magnus Magnusson. Howard’s team consisted of George Jacobs - Ralph Katz, Hinsdale IL; Alan Sontag, Robert Carstedt, Britain Beezley and Shelba Parmley. Gaithersburg MD; , Encinitas CA; Lorenzo SHUGART 145, Kaplan 75 Luria - Alfredo Versace, Here is a hand from the last quarter of the ROOT- LAWRENCE 221, Ganzer 100 vs WOLFF 115, Howard 111 REIMAN match that gives an indication of how David Treadwell, Wilmington DE; Robert Gookin, Falls things were going during the home stretch: Church VA; Bob Glasson - Joann Glasson, Pennington NJ; SUTHERLIN 148, Gabriel 111 Dlr: North « Q 9 Varis Carey - Henry Bethe, Ithaca NY WOLD 139, Lortz 74 Vul: Both ª 9 SLANER 148, Slaven 141 Q J 9 7 6 5 , Pebble Beach CA; , Carmel Etter 171, FALLENIUS 107 © CA; , Dorchester Cent MA; Geir G ¨ K 6 3 2 POLOWAN 91, Hodges 86 K 6 J 7 5 4 3 2 Helgemo, Trondheim « « vs KASLE 168, Subeck 59 ª K 8 7 4 3 2 ª -- Lewis Finkel, Jupiter FL; Bernard Miller, Boca Raton FL; SILVER 125, Kremer 119 © A 10 4 2 © 8 Robert Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; George Tornay Jr, PAVLICEK 149, Prosnitz 146 8 Q J 10 9 7 4 ¨ ¨ New York NY ONSTOTT 136, Colchamiro 114 A 10 8 « Wojewoda 154, RAPEE 103 ª A Q J 10 6 5 Michael Lawrence, Berkeley CA; Hugh Ross, Oakland CA; K 3 Kit Woolsey, Kensington CA; , West Hurley Kranyak 127, O’ROURKE 106 © NY; Michael Becker, Boca Raton FL; Michael Kamil, HACKETT 178, Glickstein 93 ¨ A 5 West North East South Holmdel NJ Reiman 169, ROOT 145 vs SHAY 153, Warden 93 Tudor Doroshow Baran Ward Joseph Shay, Ponte Vedra FL; , Fenton MI; Pass Pass 1ª Eric Greco, Annandale VA; Gary Cohler, Highland Park Finkel 162, BEATTY 99 Pass 1NT 2ª (1) 4ª IL; Gerald Caravelli, Des Plaines IL Treadwell 96, LARSEN 89 Dbl All Pass Tuly 141, MOSS 132 (1) Spades and a minor. Bobby Wolff, Dallas TX; Roger Bates, Mesa AZ; Dan GORDON 152, Le Bendig 137 Morse, Houston TX; George Rosenkranz, Mexico Df Harry Tudor, West, led his singleton club that Miles 182, EIRIKSSON 105 rode to the ace. Declarer Nate Ward led a heart to the 11000; Jon Baldursson, Reykjauik; Magnus Magnusson, Akureyri Carruthers 147, SCHUETT 141 9 and quickly learned one of the reasons for the vs BERG 190, Smith 118 double -- East showed out. Ward led a diamond to Jim Reiman, Mansfield OH; Frederick Allenspach, REKOUNOV 155, Reich 67 his king, taken by Tudor, who returned a diamond to Potomac MD; William Doroshow, Skokie IL; James Ward, the jack. Ward sluffed a spade on the ©Q and ruffed a Champaign IL diamond. He led the trump queen, ducked, but Tudor YESTERDAY’S WAGAR KO RESULTS took his king on the next trump lead. He got out out John Sutherlin, Dallas TX; Russell Ekeblad, Providence of his hand with a heart to the 10, and Ward cashed RI; Drew Casen, Coconut Creek FL; William Pollack, MEYERS 112, Portnoy 110 his trump ace, leaving Tudor with the case heart. Warren NJ; Ron Sukoneck, Annandale VA; Mark Cohen, Glen Ridge NJ WEI-SENDER 148, Wood 78 When Ward then led a club, Tudor ruffed and led a vs BERKOWITZ 154, Lightner 66 spade. Ward guessed correctly, putting up the queen Paul Hackett, Manchester, U.K.; Brigitte Mavromichalis, Munson 181, AUSTIN 98 from dummy. That gave him his doubled vulnerable Martigny, Switz.; Jason Hackett - Justin Hackett, Manches- Rowe 130, WOOLSEY 94 contract. ter; A. A. Terje - Glen Grotheim, FREILICH 167, Rosenberg 128 What helped Ward make the right decision? Eddie Wold - Robert Morris, Houston TX; Marc Jacobus - MORSE 140, Clough 81 When West doubled, East hesitated before passing. Harold Lilie, Las Vegas NV; Dennis Clerkin, Bloomington Sanders 138, URBANEK 126 Page 8 Daily Bulletin

Wagar Continued from page 1 LEADING QUALIFERS IN RED RIBBON PAIRS 316 Pairs Dlr: South A 9 5 3 1 Jack Margid, San Francisco CA; Susan Furchtenicht, Santa Maria CA 822.48 « 2 Larry Ascher, New York NY; Mike Botwin, Baldwin NY 797.50 Vul: Both ªJ 9 6 5 3 3 Bob Korte - Kay Korte, Woodstock IL 797.00 © 4 Kenneth Tatz, Highland Park IL; A Reis, Skokie IL 782.50 ¨A K 6 4 5 David Grainger, Etobicoke ON; Gavin Wolpert, Thornhill ON 776.50 «K Q J 7 2 «10 8 6 6 Jean Hume, Livermore CA; Marilyn Schiffer, Salem OR 774.25 ª10 4 ªA 2 7 Jerrold Grossman, Rochester Hills MI; Jack Shartsis, Huntington Wd MI 761.50 ©K J 5 4 ©Q 9 8 7 6 8 Yifan Yang, Oak Park IL; Jiun-Ming Chen, Evanston IL 758.00 ¨3 2 ¨J 10 5 9 Ned Horton - John Seng, Champaign IL 757.50 «4 10 Pierre Beauregard - Nicolle Beauregard, Saint Lazare PQ 754.04 ªK Q 8 7 3 11 Paul Spear, Richmond IL; Jim Johnsen, Camarillo CA 753.04 12 David Halasi, Toronto ON; Mike Nadler, North York ON 751.36 ©A 10 2 13 Irwin Green - Linda Green, Delray Beach FL 747.94 ¨Q 9 8 7 West North East South 14 Joe Grue, Minneapolis MN; Art Bakshian, Plymouth MN 744.54 Mancuso Quinn 15 Lavern Wiebe - Ellen Wiebe, Aurora IL 743.86 16 Colleen Treanor, Frisco TX; Carol Crossman, Lisle IL 742.30 1 ª 17 Rene Lawand - Mary Lawand, Pickering ON 734.50 1« 2« 3« 4ª 18 Floyd McWilliams, Palo Alto CA; Brian Kemper, Mountain View CA 733.00 Pass 5¨ Pass 5© 19 Bill Charowhas, Wheaton IL; Alan Resser, Chicago IL 732.52 Pass 6ª All Pass 20 Ringo Chung, Mississauga ON; Vinay Sarin, Thornhill ON 729.36 The perfect fit of the North-South hands al- 21 Linda Rothstein, New York NY; Sandra Prosnitz, Bronx NY 729.00 lowed Mancuso and Quinn to reach the excellent 22 Flo Beck - Charles Heilig, Anchorage AK 728.50 slam with 11 high-card points opposite 12. This 23 Wilbur Argersinger - David Graff, Ann Arbor MI 728.00 was a 13-IMP pickup for the Meyers team, as their 24 Bob Steigmann - Sherry Steigmann, Urbana IL 727.92 25 Martin Hunter - Tom Buttle, Mississauga ON 726.64 opponents bid only 4ª at the other table.

RED RIBBON PAIRS QUALIFIERS BY SECTIONS NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS E, F EAST-WEST

1 Erin Anderson, Regina SK; Josh Heller, Toronto ON 653.00 1 Ned Horton - John Seng, Champaign IL 757.50 2 Bill Charowhas, Wheaton IL; Alan Resser, Chicago IL 732.52 2 Sarah Haley - Corey Krantz, Philadelphia PA 722.50 3 Martin Hunter - Tom Buttle, Mississauga ON 726.64 3 Bob Lyon - Bob Harding, Indianapolis IN 719.00 4 Nathan Glasser, Somerville MA; Paul Wendt, Watertown MA 722.54 4 John Hurd, Charleston SC; Lisa Kow, Pleasant Hill CA 710.00 1 Paul Spear, Richmond IL; Jim Johnsen, Camarillo CA 753.04 5 Daniel Zagorin, Skokie IL; Daniel Stanghelle, Ytteren, Norway 700.50 6 Gerri Knilans - Hal Knilans, Thousand Oaks CA 708.84 6 Ruth Basu - Pon Hwa Lin, New York NY 695.00 7 Ken Mohr - Ivan Figueredo, Chicago IL 703.44 7 Barbara Shields, Los Angeles CA; Charles Hall, Smiths Bermuda 691.50 8 Gordon Adkins, West Chester OH; Margaret Young, Cincinnati OH 700.00 8 Richard Ross, Highland Park NJ; Stephen Arshan, N Brunswick NJ 689.50 9 Kathy Nales - Adrienne Muslin, Tampa FL 683.34 9 Edward Heilbronner, Weston FL; Jay Wasserman, Boca Raton FL 682.50 10 Katherine Kruskal - Clyde Kruskal, Hyattsville MD 681.44 10 Jim Alison - Dayn Beam, Huntsville AL 680.50 5 Ari Greenberg, Malibu CA; Chris Lubesnik, Glendale CA 711.30 11 Teresa Ozias, Dallas OR; Dick McCluer, Vancouver WA 679.50 12 Steven Berman, Philadelphia PA; Jack Brauner, Maplewood NJ 670.04 12 Rupert Brauch - Joel Singer, Palo Alto CA 663.50 13 Bernard Pollack, Floral Park NY; Robert Gomer, New Hyde Park NY 666.50 13 Ann Brinker Schwall - Larry Flowers, Houston TX 658.50 14 Mike Jones - Betsy Downs, Chicago IL 659.34 14 Muriel Allen - Lee Daugharty, Brampton ON 654.00 15 Connie Pugh, Columbia MO; Tom Ahmann, Mexico MO 656.80 15 Jack Bierig, Chicago IL; Leonard Nelson, Wilmette IL 647.50 11 Jiang Gu, Piscataway NJ; Xiaodong Shi, Chicago IL 670.94 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS G, H EAST-WEST QUALIFIERS 1 James Barry, Twain Harte CA; Marjorie Michelin, Venice CA 685.50 1 Bob Korte - Kay Korte, Woodstock IL 797.00 2 Jean Hume, Livermore CA; Marilyn Schiffer, Salem OR 774.25 2 Yifan Yang, Oak Park IL; Jiun-Ming Chen, Evanston IL 758.00 1 David Grainger, Etobicoke ON; Gavin Wolpert, Thornhill ON 776.50 3 Floyd McWilliams, Palo Alto CA; Brian Kemper, Mountain View CA 733.00 4 Rene Lawand - Mary Lawand, Pickering ON 734.50 4 Linda Rothstein, New York NY; Sandra Prosnitz, Bronx NY 729.00 5 Flo Beck - Charles Heilig, Anchorage AK 728.50 5 Cordelia Menges - Jay Baudler, New York NY 716.50 6 Debbie Hyatt, Arvada CO; Brett Kunin, West Orange NJ 721.50 5 Bob Cole, Bethlehem PA; Feng Hong, Cincinnati OH 716.50 7 David Langer - Mark Ginsburg, Buffalo Grove IL 719.50 7 James Glickman, Woodland Hills CA; Howard Einberg, Los Angeles CA 700.00 8 Linda Webb, Fargo ND; Richard Ekstrum, Crystal MN 710.00 8 Paul Markowitz, Brighton MA; Ted Ying, Laurel MD 688.50 8 Thomas Eadie, Kalamazoo MI; Harry Maxwell, Portage MI 710.00 9 John Carmichael - Brad Carmichael, Lincoln NE 684.50 10 David Marker - A. Kirk Twiss, Chicago IL 709.50 10 Cathy Baldysz - Mark Baldysz, Chicago IL 670.00 11 Ronald Klein, Redwood City CA; Andrew Binstock, Belmont CA 708.00 11 David Walker, Salem VA; S Moore, Roanoke VA 667.50 12 John Cagney - Edith Cagney, Lansing IL 702.00 12 Laura Finkelstein, Sunnyvale CA; Deborah De Witt, Ann Arbor MI 667.00 13 Steve Clark, Chicago IL; John Vincent, Arlington Hts IL 696.50 13 Jeffrey David, Lisle IL; Charles Sheaff, Palatine IL 664.50 3 Jerrold Grossman, Rochester Hills MI; Jack Shartsis, Huntington Wd MI 761.50 14 James Lewis - Scott Lewis, Wakefield RI 648.50 15 Nathaniel Reid - Barbara Boswell, Cincinnati OH 691.50 15 Harriet Winsten - Mike Giacaman, Saint Louis MO 638.50 14 William Corliss, Davis CA; George Brown, Sacramento CA 694.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS I, J EAST-WEST QUALIFIERS 1 David Brower, Downsview ON; Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansbrg VA 724.50 1 Wilbur Argersinger - David Graff, Ann Arbor MI 728.00 2 Patricia Foutz, Blacksburg VA; Mae Koh, Studio City CA 723.50 2 Harry Falk, Jupiter FL; Steven Shaye, Slingerlands NY 712.50 3 Nancy Wittwer, Falls City NE; Susan Pflederer, W Hartford CT 721.50 3 Michael McNamara - David Liss, Morristown NJ 708.50 4 Heimo Adelsberger, Duisburg, GER; Stephan Adelsberger, Vienna, 721.00 1 Gary Spongberg, Schenectady NY; Lucy Spongberg, Niskayuna NY 645.50 5 Esther Litmanovic - Myriam Milgrom, Miami FL 710.00 5 Jennifer Kuhn - Philip Kuhn, San Mateo CA 705.00 6 Jayne Larson - Ira White, Ames IA 708.50 6 Jacob Morgan - Eileen Cripps, Madison WI 703.50 7 James Jacobs, Las Vegas NV; C. Buddy Carls, Huntington Bch CA 680.00 7 John Harris, Port Huron MI; Lawrence Diamond, Las Vegas NV 699.50 8 Stephen Sahlein - Nancy Sahlein, Larchmont NY 678.00 8 David Yang, Chicago IL; Tony Piao, Elmwood Park IL 697.50 9 Nancy Schafer, Bloomingdale IL; Monika Berlage-Smith, Kirkland PQ 670.00 9 Andy Stark - Walter Lee, Cambridge MA 689.50 10 R Schabinger, Arlington Hts IL; Patt Quinn, La Grange IL 669.50 9 Russell Fox, Sacramento CA; Margery Gould, Los Angeles CA 689.50 11 Donald Rumelhart, Ann Arbor MI; Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON 668.50 11 Marjorie Kidd, Plano TX; Darlene Shirey, Fort Worth TX 677.50 12 Richard Laver - Linda Sundbye, Boulder CO 654.50 12 Theo Korol, W1P 3LA; Matt Korol, London W1P3LA 673.00 13 Brian Hayenga, W Des Moines IA; Denise Scott, Des Moines IA 649.50 13 Sheryleen Grothus - Cindy Snider, San Antonio TX 670.00 13 Don Maupin - Thomas Rossow, South Bend IN 649.50 14 Kenneth Bergman, Wexford PA; Barbara Willman, Gibsonia PA 656.50 15 George Klemic, Hillside IL; Brian Meyer, Buffalo NY 639.50 15 Lawrence Altman, W Bloomfield MI; Kenneth Smith, Southfield MI 649.50 4 James Diebel, Wood Dale IL; James O’Neil, Oak Park IL 706.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS K, L EAST-WEST QUALIFIERS 1 Jack Margid, San Francisco CA; Susan Furchtenicht, Santa Maria CA 822.48 1 Bill Morrison - Susy Morrison, Bartlesville OK 655.58 2 Colleen Treanor, Frisco TX; Carol Crossman, Lisle IL 742.30 2 Irwin Green - Linda Green, Delray Beach FL 747.94 3 Ringo Chung, Mississauga ON; Vinay Sarin, Thornhill ON 729.36 3 Lavern Wiebe - Ellen Wiebe, Aurora IL 743.86 4 Bob Steigmann - Sherry Steigmann, Urbana IL 727.92 1 David Halasi, Toronto ON; Mike Nadler, North York ON 751.36 5 Steve Epstein, Pittsford NY; Gerald Ungar, Cincinnati OH 713.14 5 Irwin Bender, Glencoe IL; Carl Jones, Chicago IL 720.50 6 Bill Higbee - Kyun Ja Chung, Madison WI 706.26 6 Birgit Arons - Amnon Gabay, Newton MA 713.94 7 Ralph Tamlyn - Gloria Tamlyn, Larchmont NY 703.50 7 Al Perry, Kingwood TX; Gary Foutch, Stillwater OK 709.92 8 J D Ryan - David Rockenfield, Janesville WI 692.44 8 Brian Gilbert, Orange CA; Larry Gilbert, Burien WA 694.24 9 Mike Warmke - Steve Neumueller, Janesville WI 690.48 9 Al Bender, Raleigh NC; Dottie Kennedy, Durham NC 685.72 10 Judy Hughes, Waterloo IA; Jim Thomas, Cedar Falls IA 688.76 10 Roger Johnson, Canton MA; Natalie Bassil, Boston MA 681.40 11 Richard Streeter, Milwaukee WI; Leonard Snyder, Lacey WA 687.60 11 Bill Hugenberg, Grand Junction CO; Douglas McCormac, North Dartmouth MA 679.66 12 Lon Sunshine, Framingham MA; Ivanie Yeo, Brighton MA 679.92 12 Joan Rubin, Encino CA; Gilbert Stinebaugh, Van Nuys CA 678.28 13 Burt Lipsky, Scarsdale NY; Arnie Goldstein, Lake Worth FL 674.56 13 Alfred Fisher, Florissant MO; Fran Scheifler, Saint Louis MO 675.42 14 Laurence Brady, Arlington Hts IL; Blake Harrop, Downers Grove IL 655.08 14 Ann Baum, Newton MA; Alan Frantz, Wayland MA 668.36 15 Herve Chatagnier, Saint Augustin PQ; Pamela Nisbet, Dunedin NZ 652.94 15 Ron Sholes - Carole Sholes, Springfield IL 665.56 4 Joan Asheroff, Bethpage NY; Carolyn Carlin, Jericho NY 726.30 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS M, N EAST-WEST QUALIFIERS 1 Kenneth Tatz, Highland Park IL; A Reis, Skokie IL 782.50 1 David Shukan, Los Angeles CA; Larry Scissors, Santa Monica CA 649.24 2 Joe Grue, Minneapolis MN; Art Bakshian, Plymouth MN 744.54 2 Pierre Beauregard - Nicolle Beauregard, Saint Lazare PQ 754.04 3 Joe Shull, New Haven IN; Michael Clegg, Fort Wayne IN 725.30 3 Marie Wiley - Judi Waters, London ON 707.56 4 Jim Kehoe - Chuck Michalski, Glen Ellyn IL 712.04 4 Thomas Simon - Marion Simon, Yonkers NY 686.96 5 Dave Feldman, New York NY; James Gleick, Garrison NY 712.00 5 Christopher Monsour, Menlo Park CA; Rowen Bell, Evanston IL 686.06 6 Terry Lijewski - R Okubo, Saint Paul MN 711.44 6 Rosemary Zonker, Elkhart IN; Teen Robertson, Mishawaka IN 684.70 7 Bill Grosnick, Wyncote PA; Douglas Dye, Wyndmoor PA 707.80 7 Mark Leonard, Ypsilanti MI; Debbie Waugh, Odessa TX 679.04 8 Rich Williams - Jody Williams, San Carlos CA 706.04 8 Qing Yang, Somerville MA; Fred Zhang, Cambridge MA 677.96 9 Harriet Gilbert, Chicago IL; Carole Drew, Glen Ellyn IL 705.46 9 Nathan Banker, Woodhaven MI; Vicki Zujko, Clinton Township MI 673.20 10 Bill Huepenbecker, Toledo OH; Carol Schwartz, Farmington MI 695.50 10 Deborah Idol, Port Chester NY; Nicholas France, Spring Valley NY 670.46 11 Elaine Estes, Grapevine TX; Vivian Chrom, Don Mills ON 695.04 11 Sonja Shiner, Highland Park IL; Lynn Patinkin, Libertyville IL 658.00 12 Brian Crossley - Mike Cassel, Minneapolis MN 695.00 12 Yan Song, Glendale Heights IL; Weishu Wu, Camarillo CA 653.96 13 Betty Schultz - Frances Doss, Harvard IL 669.26 13 Tom Sucher, Roselle IL; Mark Ganzer, Barrington IL 653.54 14 Jon Weinberg - Charles Howard, Minneapolis MN 656.30 14 Darcy Schroeder, Mesa AZ; Adele Verkamp, Phoenix AZ 653.24 15 Chris Davis - Dolly Davis, Sparks NV 648.04 15 Vijay Bal - Dileep Bal, Fair Oaks CA 651.60 1 Malcolm Barker, Bucks UK; Monelle Richmond, Woodstock NY 642.50 1 Larry Ascher, New York NY; Mike Botwin, Baldwin NY 797.50 Daily Bulletin Page 9

TUESDAY EVENING 0-20 PAIRS Goldman Continued from page 1 12 Pairs 1.49 1 JoEllyn Johnson - JoAnn Thompson, Chicago IL 58.38 Goldman’s most recent contribution to the game 1.12 2 Shirley Liebhaber, Los Altos CA; Margo Parmacek, Palo Alto CA 48.00 has been his keen interest in the development of bridge 0.84 3 Laurel Scheinman, Baltimore MD; Judi Trenton, Hartland MI 46.88 on the internet. 0.63 4 Tong Zhou - Owen Pataschick, Chicago IL 43.50 “I believe that this may be the last hope to save the game. I’m doing what I can in this regard to help TUESDAY EVENING 49ER PAIRS promote internet bridge. 14 Pairs “A commonly asked question is whether computer 1.79 1 Bitty Bitters - Bev Bitters, Danville IL 70.00 1.34 2 Jean Shufelt - John Shufelt, W Bloomfield MI 69.00 bridge is good or bad for ACBL bridge. For some club 0.89 3/4 Karen Hershberg, Harrison NY; Sandi Foreman, Scarsdale NY 68.50 owners, it’s definitely bad, because many of their po- 0.89 3/4 Toels Thomson, Denmark; Anne-Mette Andersen, Westmont IL 68.50 tential customers are staying home to play cards, but the 0.62 5 Nancy Blaine - Joyce Rieckers, Reno NV 67.00 positive aspects are greater. People can learn about the game on the internet and then they can migrate to the TUESDAY EVENING 99ER PAIRS more social phase of the game at a club or tournament. 16 Pairs In the long run it’s good for bridge. 2.10 1 Gwen Allen, Chicago IL; Gordon Medlock, Syracuse IN 77.70 “On OKbridge, I do consulting, I play in matches 1.58 2 Helen Mehler, Hinsdale IL; Pat Warren, Westchester IL 77.60 with Paul Soloway and I do advanced topics lectures. 1.18 3 Suzanne Bolotin, Evanston IL; Ellen Bero, Skokie IL 76.30 One important concern in the field of commercial- 0.89 4 Kathy Bregler - Fred Bregler, Tampa FL 67.83 ization of the game on the internet is making bridge 0.66 5 Suzy Fulkerson - Ron Fulkerson, Bloomington IN 64.20 comprehensible to the public. It needs to be simple, TUESDAY EVENING 199ER PAIRS and by that I mean bidding needs to be fairly natural 34 Pairs even it means tournaments have to be encumbered 3.47 1 Clifford Rhein, Saint Helena Is SC; Richard Bartone, Roseville MI 167.50 by bidding restrictions. Of course, there are many 2.60 2 David Hudson, Evanston IL; Laurence Zung, Chicago IL 164.45 experts who would disagree with me here.” 1.95 3 David Bryant, San Francisco CA; Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA 159.00 Goldman has played in every NABC since 1967, 1.46 4 Nevena Stoimirov - Ivan Stoimirov, Mountain View CA 149.00 and was a member of the aforementioned Aces until 1.10 5 Karol Lefkowitz, Scarsdale NY; Florence Singer, Harrison NY 145.50 1974. It was shortly thereafter that Goldman struck 0.87 6 Sandy Siddiqui - Aslam Siddiqui, Indianapolis IN 145.00 up a long-term partnership with ACBL #1 masterpoint-holder Paul Soloway. TUESDAY FLIGHT B/C/D STRATIFIED PAIRS “Paul and I have played the preponderance of 162 Pairs years since then, with a few exceptions that occurred B C D 22.22 1 William Starns Jr, D-61352 Bad Hom BU; Speros Nicholas, for professional reasons only,” said Goldman of the Wiesbadeen GR 391.50 24-year relationship. 16.67 2 Marty Freedman - Ellen Freedman, Lafayette CO 378.00 The pair has played professionally on a number 10.94 3/4 Clement Gosiewski II, Chicago IL; Jeffrey Carter, Lombard IL 371.00 of teams. Among the most recent was a stint on the 10.94 3/4 Berta Meyerson Molsky, West Bloomfield MI; Marvin Molasky, W team of Jimmy Cayne, an expert player and a fre- Bloomfield MI 371.00 quent team sponsor. They were members of the Cayne 7.03 5 D Atteberry, Mattoon IL; Mark Daily, Lerna IL 368.50 squad for three years before (for a variety of reasons) 4.61 6/7 Melody Gann - William White, Arlington TX 364.50 they were cut from the team. 4.61 6/7 Jayne Paquette - Patricia Brish, Marquette MI 364.50 “That was around 1994, and when Paul and I began 14.70 8 1 1 Robert Bosley, Bellingham WA; Van Buchanan, Victoria BC 364.25 looking around for other possible arrangements, we saw 11.03 9 2 Stephen Dunn, Laguna Niguel CA; William Schoenemann, Port that there had been a change in the marketplace. There Ludlow WA 363.50 was a large influx of foreign players who had been able 8.27 3 2 Shirley Johnson, Sheldon IL; Waneta Dailey, Watseka IL 360.83 6.20 4 Frances Rothenberg - Seymour Rothenberg, Windsor CT 357.13 to get onto some good teams at lower pay than many 4.65 5 Nick Rogers, Harrod OH; Sheila Lu, Huber Heights OH 347.50 domestic experts would work for. So this created an 3.78 6 3 Joyce Gautier - Norman Gautier, The Woodlands TX 345.63 unfavorable supply-and-demand situation for top-level 2.62 7 Henry Arnold, Sewanee TN; Stephen Becker, Walla Walla WA 344.50 players. We were having trouble generating interest at 2.04 8 Charles Dailey - Charles Smith, Erie PA 343.63 the fees we were used to getting,” said Goldman. 2.84 4 Lee Ohliger, Ridgewood NJ; Ellyn Ritterskamp, Charlotte NC 335.46 “We eventually worked out an arrangement with 2.27 5/6 Glenda Marshall - Billie Ainsworth, Tulsa OK 333.00 Richie Schwartz when he expressed interest in form- 2.28 5/6 Sallie Krass - Nancy Turner, New York NY 333.00 ing a team. We had some mixed results. We were sec- ond in the Miami Spingold, after having to adjust out TUESDAY A/X STRATIFIED PAIRS team roster for the ailing Peter Boyd. We were third 136 Pairs in the that year, and then we won the 1997 A X 34.82 1 Frank King Jr, Alexandria VA; Sarah Cressy, Cataumet MA 1237.95 Vanderbilt. That turned out to be the high point of the 27.50 2 1 Daniel Friedman - Linda Friedman, Orinda CA 1213.50 year, however, and by the end of ‘97 Schwartz had 20.63 3 2 Philip Altus - Muriel Altus, Tampa FL 1160.00 decided to release us. 15.47 4 3 Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY; Ted Newman, New York NY 1147.23 “We were still scheduled to play with Schwartz 11.60 5 4 Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA; Adrienne Green, Venice CA 1141.50 through the ‘98 Vanderbilt. We made it clear to him 8.26 6 Sean Ganness, Miami FL; Warren Oberfield, Pittsburgh PA 1140.00 that although Paul and I knew we would no longer be 8.70 7 5 Dianne Vander Sommen, Tampa FL; Carolyn Holcomb, Englewood FL 1136.50 associated with his team after that event, we would 4.65 8 Rhoda Prager, Allentown PA; Nancy Molesworth, Croton Hdsn NY 1131.37 still play our best for him at Reno.” 4.83 9 Earle Davis, Glenview IL; Jerry Jackson, Chicago IL 1125.00 Goldman explained that it was especially satis- 3.48 10 Chuck Malcolm - Marti Malcolm, Topeka KS 1120.06 fying for him as a professional that the Schwartz team 6.53 11 6 Neil Montague, Swampscott MA; Bob Gorsey, Vlg Nagog Wds MA 1111.00 was able to repeat its victory in the Vanderbilt this 2.90 12 Marvin Talish, Merrick NY; Chuck Lamprey, White Plains NY 1109.51 year, despite the fact that the arrangement with 4.25 13 Harvey Ackerman, Las Vegas NV; Jack Rhatigan, Cottage Grove MN 1107.00 4.61 14 Connie Coquillette - Sherwin Moscow, West Linn OR 1106.50 Schwartz was coming to a close. 2.32 15 Alan Kleist, Cheverly MD; Leo Lasota, Laurel MD 1104.80 “So at the end of ‘97 we went out to find another 2.94 16 Joseph Payne, Los Angeles CA; Sandy Golden, Hinsdale IL 1100.97 situation, only to find the market even weaker than 2.05 17 John Ramos - Aaron Silverstein, New York NY 1099.87 before. Nothing was occurring. 6.07 18 7 Barbara Doran, Silver Spring MD; Donna Rodwell, Naperville IL 1089.50 “It was then that Bob Hamman first approached 1.83 19 Brenda Keller, Boise ID; Jack Coleman, San Francisco CA 1087.50 Soloway about playing on Nick Nickell’s team. Paul 6.07 8 Jeanie Farquhar, Huntington Bh CA; Linda Beoddy, Lk In The Hls IL 1087.00 came to me immediately and said that he was seri- 3.06 9 Sylvia Shallon, Los Angeles CA; Dolores Markovitz, Niles IL 1084.50 ously considering accepting the offer since we were 3.47 10 Walter Schenker, Pine Brook NJ; Michael Gore, Brooklyn NY 1082.91 having trouble getting work. He explained it to me 2.50 11 Walter Rassbach - Nancy Rassbach, Westminster CO 1082.50 and we discussed it. We gave ourselves another month 2.29 12 Jan Assini, Chagrin Falls OH; Peter Grover, Pittsburgh PA 1082.00 to find something together. When we didn’t, we de- cided it was time to split. “I was depressed for a couple of days after the this fall. He’s a good baseball player, and I help keep “I have great respect for Paul and I value our split, but then I started to feel this sense of euphoria. stats for the team. He’s pitching a game tonight in friendship. I don’t have any negative feelings about When you’re heavily involved in something as I was Palestine TX and I intend to be there. Later this week, the situation, or about Bob Hamman or Nick Nickell, (I have played in every NABC for the past 30 years), he’ll be playing for the Texas School of Baseball Cats who I think is a first-class guy. you sometimes can’t see that you’re in a rut. Step- in an AAU tournament in Charlotte NC, and I’ll be “Paul and I continue to play in regionals (at Win- ping back from what I’ve been doing, I discovered a there, too. My presence and support could be helpful ston-Salem we won three out of the five events) and, sense of independence. I don’t have to play, it’s not to him at this time, so I have declined offers to play of course, we are playing together on OKbridge in essential. in Lille. the “Goldway” matches. But as far as top-level bridge “What’s more important to me right now is my “The change of circumstances has been great goes, I have no plans to play in the immediate future, family situation. My son Quinn, 14, starts high school emotionally. I feel like I’m on top of the world.” at least through Lille. Page 10 Daily Bulletin

SENIOR SWISS TEAMS QUALIFIERS 1 Jim Barrow, Lake Charles LA; John Wong, Rowland Heights CA; Paul Stern, Arlington Juniors take on the Hts IL; Wayne Hascall, Grandville MI 114.00 2 Sharon Christenson - Van Christenson, Minneapolis MN; A Brooks Harris, Berwyn PA; Shou-Ling Wang, Bethesda MD 111.00 As part of Computersthe ongoing Baron Barclay/OKbridge 2 George Bartunek, Laguna Hills CA; Eileen Niesen, Huntington Bh CA; Patricia Elms, Computer Bridge Challenge this week, a team of four Newport Beach CA; Andy Pounds, Westminster CA 111.00 Juniors played a 12-board knockout match against a 4 Jim Sternberg, Jupiter FL; Charles Coon, Marshfield MA; Bernie Chazen, Tamarac team of computers. FL; Joseph Reeves, Ormond Beach FL; Allan Cokin, Palm Beach FL 103.00 The Juniors (Mike Kitees, Sam Hirschman, David 5 Ken Monzingo, San Diego CA; Betty Rossmann - Ed Ulman, Portland OR; Corinne Westbrook and Michael Shuster) played a pair of Q Plus Kirkham - Jim Kirkham, San Bernardino CA 102.00 Bridge programs and a pair of Micro Bridge 8 programs. 6 Ed Groner, Duncan OK; Ross Robbins, Port Isabel TX; Genevieve Hewitt - Richard The Juniors won by 16 IMPs. Hewitt, New York NY; Edward Rothman - Ilse Rothman, North Dartmouth MA 101.00 The participating Juniors received a one-year free 7 John Russell, North Barringto IL; Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; William Hunter, membership courtesy of OKbridge. Reading MA; Chuck Said, Nashville TN 98.00 The Juniors had a great time exploring their com- 8 Max Hardy - Mary Hardy, Las Vegas NV; Alan Truscott, Riverdale NY; John Gustafson puter opponents’ weaknesses. Witness the following - Helen Gustafson, Des Moines IA; Hamish Bennett, Menlo Park CA 96.00 creative play by Michael Shuster playing against Q Plus: 9 Arleen Lehman - Ruth Windwer, Boca Raton FL; Sterling Odom, West Palm Beach FL; Dlr: North «Q 9 Jeanne Rahmey, Brooklyn NY 95.00 Vul: None ª9 6 3 9 Mike Levine, Ann Arbor MI; Zeke Jabbour, Boca Raton FL; Richard Reisig, Delray ©Q 4 3 Beach FL; Frederick Hamilton, Fresno CA; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ; Per Olov ¨10 8 7 6 5 Sundelin, Stockholm, Sweden 95.00 «7 6 «10 5 4 3 11 David Sachs - Sue Sachs, Baltimore MD; Marc Low - Sandra Low, Centerville OH 94.00 ªA K J ª8 2 11 Barbara Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; Lester Sokolower, Verona NJ; Paul Trent - ©K J 10 9 8 ©A 7 6 5 2 Sandra Trent, Katonah NY 94.00 ¨K Q 3 ¨J 9 11 Jerre Gardiner, Fort Worth TX; Fran Beard, Dallas TX; J Gittelman, Houston TX; «A K J 8 2 Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA 94.00 ªQ 10 7 5 4 14 Carol Dalzell, Rye NY; Tony Glynne, Portland OR; Jerry Gaer, Scottsdale AZ; ©--- Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; Mike Shuman, Pasadena CA; Lowell Andrews, ¨A 4 2 Huntington Bh CA 93.00 West North East South 15 Leonard Ernst, Las Vegas NV; Paul Schroeder, New Berlin WI; Loren Hawkins, Q Plus Westbrook Q Plus Schuster Bremerton WA; Richard Halperin, Highland Park IL 91.00 Pass Pass 1« 15 Ellie Hanlon, Lake Worth FL; Jayne Thomas, Lutz FL; Al Cohen - Helen Shanbrom, 2© Pass 4© All Pass Tamarac FL 91.00 Westbrook led the «A K and then continued with 17 Wesley Adamczyk, Deerfield IL; John Chmielowiec, Michigan City IN; Dick Benson, the 2. “Declarer” ruffed with the ©K and Schuster, Le Roy IL; Worth Vaughan, Madison WI 89.00 North, underruffed with the 3! His idea was to see 17 George Ferre, Cheraw SC; James Tucker Jr, Alexander City AL; Arnold Hawkins, whether the computer would now play for the trump Jonesboro GA; Jim Linhart, Piscataway NJ 89.00 queen to drop (since only two trumps are now outstand- 19 Arthur Miller - Nell Schaefer - Phil Schaefer, Los Angeles CA; Michael Savage, ing) instead of taking the , which would prob- Downey CA 88.00 ably be the with three trumps outstand- 20 Joan Gerard, White Plains NY; Barbara Nudelman, Chicago IL; Alvin Levy, Stony ing. Brook NY; Steve Dick, Nesconset NY; Andy O’Grady, Miami FL; Virgil Anderson Jr, Q Plus decided to play for the drop and went down Springfield MO 86.00 one. 20 Mic Weiss - Ed Weiss - Paul Portnoy, Chesterfield MO; Mike De Joseph, Corinth NY 86.00 In the final of the computer championship, GIB will 20 David Adams, Kennesaw GA; Anne Simon, Syracuse NY; Liane Turner - Donald Turner, take on Q Plus on Thursday, July 30 beginning at 10 Kansas City MO; Joan Noll, Canandaigua NY 86.00 a.m. 23 Murray Melton, Las Vegas NV; Simon Kantor, Agawam MA; Hugh Maclean, Gonzales TX; Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT 85.00 23 Richard Rhoad, Wilmette IL; Alan Wagner - Ward Johnson, Madison WI; Robert Ward, Youngest LM Continued from page 1 Winnetka IL 85.00

Masters, introduced David to the game. “Brian Hardy, the son of mom’s boyfriend, started a partnership with me, and we started going to the local clubs,” said David. “I went to my first National in Miami a couple of years ago, and now this is my fourth national. It pays toThink think a bit before first! playing to the first Cohen-Berkowitz I played in Dallas and Albuquerque, too.” trick. Look at this hand from the Tuesday afternoon “How are doing in school?” is the question every- pair game. one always asks a young Life Master. There’s always Board 1 K Q J 10 7 6 atBy Barrywork Rigal the fear that bridge has taken over and studies have taken « See how you do defending against 4ª on this deal second place -- or lower. Not so wkith David -- he’s Dlr: North ª 9 6 4 from the Spingold. maintaining a B average as he enters the ninth grade at Vul: None © 10 « 9 6 4 West Carlton Secondary School. “Bridge has helped ¨ 10 8 4 ª A Q 7 me in my schoolwork. My concentration is much bet- « A 9 8 5 3 « 2 © J 9 6 4 ter than it used to be.” ª K 5 ª A J 10 8 7 ¨ A 10 4 And he has other interests besides bridge. “I’ve been © -- © A J 8 7 6 A 7 3 involved in baseball for the past eight years -- I’m a « ¨ A K J 9 5 2 ¨ Q 6 ª 5 2 pitcher. And now I’m getting into basketball. I’m not 4 A K 7 3 all that tall, so I play as a guard.” « © Q 3 2 K 8 6 3 He’s had a good tournament here -- more than 34 ª ¨ K Q 9 5 4 3 2 points going into yesterday’s sessions. That includes a © West North East South first in the Flight C Swiss, a first in a midnight game ¨ 7 3 Berkowitz Cohen and a midnight second as well. Here’s how the bidding went at one table: 1© Pass Pass 1ª “I play a lot with my parents back home, but I West North East South Pass 2© Pass 2« haven’t played with them at all here,” said David. His 2« Pass Pass Pass 4ª All Pass partners here have included Kent Mignocchi, David 5¨ Pass 6¨ All Pass You lead the ©A and it goes 4-5-8. Partner’s 5 is Grainger, Jonathan Steinberg, Danny Miles, Ian Declarer won the opening diamond lead with the consistent with Q-10-5 of 10-5 or Q-5. Over to you! Nicholson and Charles Halasi. In face, he was playing ace, led a spade to the ace and ruffed a spade with the Since to beat the hand you need to find partner with Halasi when Halasi became a Life Master earlier queen. However, after trumps were drawn there was with a club honor, and since the jack is much more in this tournament. no way to get rid of losing spades because the heart “It’s really exciting to be Canada’s youngest Life likely than the queen, you need to worry about a mi- Master,” said David. “I want to thank all the folks in suit didn;t pick up. nor suit squeeze declarer may execute against you. Ottawa who have helped me along the way.” The declarer at another table at first was going to You could try three rounds of diamonds, but delcarer win the first trick with the ace, but then he paused. is far more likely to have the doubleton. Finally he saw the solution. He ducked in dummy Berkowitz played a low diamond at trick 2. Cohen and ruffed. He cashed the high spade and ruffed a won with the queen and played a third diamond, and Jackie Addis,Volunteers’ tournament co-chairman Room in charge of second spade with the queen. After drawing trumps, then Berkowitz got in to lead the fourth diamond. volunteers, reports that there is a “volunteers’ room” he cashed the ªK and finessed the ª10, not really Declarer had: where weary volunteers can rest their feet. Chips and caring whether it won or lost. South won with the « K Q 10 5 ª K J 8 4 3 © 10 5 ¨ Q 7 soda pop are provided as energy boosters. To obtain queen, but was down to all red cards and had to put One down. information on where and when the room is open, vol- declarer back in dummy. The remaining spades were unteers should check with Jackie or the chairman to discarded on red cards -- 6 bid and made. whom they are assigned. ¨ Daily Bulletin Page 11

BEN BIELIE SENIOR PAIRS HILTON MORNING KNOCKOUTS 132 Pairs A B C Bracket 1 20.45 1 Charles Clickner, Clearwater FL; Mary Dzyacky, Palm Harbor FL 421.11 16 Teams 15.34 2 Ron Woodsum, Houston TX; Lon Kieffer III, Hermann MO 396.12 Erin Anderson - Richard Anderson, Regina SK; Danny 14.29 3 1 David Herwitz - Carla Herwitz, Swampscott MA 367.21 Miles, North York ON; Chad Krause, Allentown PA; Ian 8.63 4 Irwin Novick, Skokie IL; John Aumiller, Zion IL 366.00 Boyd, Calgary AB; Howard Piltch, Andover MA 6.47 5 Larue Wells, Reading PA; Dean Berger, Leola PA 363.33 vs 4.85 6 Shirley Stanton - Arlene Weingarten, Houston TX 363.00 Martin Hirschman, Southfield MI; Barbara Marcus, 10.72 7 2 1 Susan McMahan - Julie Ford, Houston TX 360.99 Bloomfield MI; William Arlinghaus, Ann Arbor MI; Gor- 8.04 8 3 William Jenkins, Amarillo TX; Paul McGough, Langley WA 358.77 don Parnes - Susan Parnes, Flint MI; Lynne Schaeffer, W 6.03 9 4 Janet Abramson, W Bloomfield MI; Martha Hooberman, FarmingtonHls MI 356.38 Bloomfield MI 4.52 5 Carole Gertz - Jane Kennedy, Chicago IL 352.00 3.39 6 Chris McNaughton - Judy McNaughton, Scottsdale AZ 348.50 John Russell, North Barringto IL; Shome Mukherjee, 2.54 7 Eleanor Shadur, Glencoe IL; Mary Sexton, Glenview IL 348.39 Randolph MA; William Hunter, Reading MA; Randall 2.52 8/9 Berta Ingram, Peachtree Cty GA; Sallye Koehl, Palmetto GA 342.00 Pettit, Marietta GA; Chuck Said, Nashville TN 4.78 8/9 2 Matthew Cullen - David Roller, Elk Grove Vlg IL 342.00 vs 3.58 3 Robert Neumann, Winnetka IL; Elaine Kehm Tallackson, Chicago IL 336.50 Melvin Marcus, Framingham MA; Martin Caley, Montreal 2.69 4 Jody Wadhwa, Northbrook IL; Santosh Wadhwa, Union City CA 327.56 PQ; Rita Ellington, Fairfield CT; David Levy, Thornhill 2.02 5 Ethel Gordon - Michael Gordon, Toledo OH 323.50 ON; Michael Roberts, Victoria BC; Daniel Boye, Syra- 1.57 6 Nancy Rachman, Highland Park IL; Marilyn Rich, Chicago IL 319.00 cuse NY

TUESDAY DAYLIGHT OPEN PAIRS Bracket 2 102 Pairs 16 Teams A B C Ruth Basu - Pon Hwa Lin, New York NY; Kent Mignocchi, 24.21 1/2 1 Victor Becker - M Miller, Skokie IL 380.50 Bronx NY; Chris Lubesnik, Glendale CA; Ari Greenberg, 24.21 1/2 Steve Shirey, Fort Worth TX; Gary Neisler, N Richlnd Hls TX 380.50 Malibu CA; David Halasi, Toronto ON 15.56 3 Chester Johnson - Herbert Taylor, Chicago IL 378.58 vs 11.67 4 2 1 Steven Hunt, Greenwood MI; John Morgan, Saint Clair MI 367.76 Leora Dubrovsky - Richard Dubrovsky, Farmingdale NJ; 8.75 5 Ronald Schacht, Flushing NY; Mary Ludwig, Port Washington NY 362.50 Adrian Rebollo - Stan Battat, Trumbull CT 6.56 6 Laura Brill - Rick Goldstein, White Plains NY 359.20 4.92 7 Pat Chisholm, Lakewood OH; Roger Tiktin, Independence OH 357.38 Howard Gianera, Wayzata MN; Michael Cassel II, Min- 4.67 8 John Jeffrey - Jeffrey Gargrave, Las Vegas NV 356.50 neapolis MN; Frank Aquila, Fairlawn OH; Joseph 3.15 9 Bernard Bernstein, St Petersburg FL; Bud Dean, Belleair FL 354.71 Dragoun, Steubenville OH 6.28 3/4 2/3 Michael Abramson, Toledo OH; Jeremy Schryber, London UK 351.50 vs 6.28 3/4 2/3 Benjamin Beazley - Michael Goode, Toledo OH 351.50 David Liss, Morristown NJ; Birgit Arons - Amnon Gabay, 4.21 5 Max Brimberg, New York NY; Robert Ewing, Charlotte NC 350.63 Newton MA; Marlene Keliher, Chestnut Hill MA 3.04 6 4 Charles Wright Jr, Winnetka IL; John Lally, Chicago IL 350.00 3.48 7 Richard Whitsitt - Robert Whitsitt, Rockford IL 346.50 Bracket 3 2.45 5 Horia Ioanid, East Brunswick NJ; James Phillips, Park Ridge IL 338.96 16 Teams 3.95 6 Annette Clark - Patricia Galt, Indianapolis IN 333.50 Thomas Rozinski, Sunnyside NY; Bob Rasmussen, Ann Arbor MI; Robert Beinfield - Eric Mock, New York NY TUESDAY MORNING 199ER PAIRS vs 34 Pairs Nick Rogers - Jill Kostick, Harrod OH; Evan Kostick, Rock A B C Rapids IA; Sheila Lu, Huber Heights OH 3.47 1 Joyce Bessette - Dale Bessette, Neshkoro WI 136.67 2.60 2 1 1 Mary Armacost, Hillsborough CA; Christine Hevener, San Mateo CA 132.17 Arnold Kohn, Somerset NJ; Andy Sloan, Belvidere NJ; 1.95 3 2 2 John Shufelt - Jean Shufelt, W Bloomfield MI 130.72 Stephen Maltzman, N Plainfield NJ; Ronald Kraft, 1.46 4 Axaybabu Dave - Rekha Dave, Saline MI 130.50 Hightstown NJ 1.73 5 John Schnablegger, Sault Ste Marie ON; Allan Willey, Scottsdale AZ 127.81 vs 1.21 6 A Siddiqui - S Siddiqui, Indianapolis IN 124.00 Philip Lentz - Shira Jacobson, New York NY; Warren 1.38 3 D Abraham, Windsor ON; Jack Blaine, St Clair Beach ON 121.00 Chang, Baltimore MD; Marco Ortiz, Flushing NY 1.03 4 Judith Goodnight - Mary Mezera, Neenah WI 120.50 0.86 5 Ronald Elmer, Reno NV; H Zoellner, Santa Clara CA 120.00 Bracket 4 0.83 6 3 Robert Herz, Boulder CO; Andrea Cain, Longmont CO 118.50 10 Teams Jean Trudelle, Duvernay Lvl PQ; P Jodoin - Demuy Vincent - Andre Houde, Montreal PQ TUESDAY MORNING VANCOUVER CONTINUOUS PAIRS vs 42 Pairs Alan Resser, Chicago IL; William Charowhas, Wheaton A B IL; Kathleen Kelly - Robert Murphy, Morton Grove IL 4.70 1 Ellen Anten, Encino CA; Steve Gross, Ventura CA 104.50 3.53 2 1 Vera Sinsheimer, Houston TX; Subramania Krishnamurthi, Baton Rouge LA 104.00 William Broderick, Clarendon Hills IL; Kevin Broderick, 2.64 3 Janice Schroeder, Hendersonville NC; Barbara Fitzgerald, Vergennes VT 103.50 Midlothian TX; Jack Russell, Lyons IL; Dennis O’Dowd, 1.74 4/5 George Ferre, Cheraw SC; Jack Armstrong, Falls Church VA 100.00 Burbank IL 2.33 4/5 David Segal, Sherman Oaks CA; Valerie Aron, Santa Monica CA 100.00 vs 2.51 6 2 David Hoover - Barbara Mateer, State College PA 98.07 David Shukan, Los Angeles CA; Larry Scissors, Santa 1.88 3 Kevin Podsiadlik, Dallas TX; Malcolm Todd Jr, Atlanta GA 97.50 Monica CA; Letha Couch, Chula Vista CA; Budd Howell, 1.41 4 William Fitch, Lakewood CO; Bob April, Westminster CO 97.00 San Francisco CA 1.17 5 William Murphy, Rhinelander WI; Katherine Cave, Annapolis MD 92.50 0.86 6 Marilyn Daignault, Lake Forest IL; Barbara Subak, Northbrook IL 90.50 Bracket 5 11 Teams MONDAY MIDNITE STRATIFIED SWISS Ian Nicholson - David Sabourin, Ottawa ON; Charles 28 Teams Halasi - Susan Halasi, Toronto ON A B vs 5.76 1 Charles Polay, Chelmsford MA; Brenda Montague - Eileen Becher, Ralph Greenleaf - Susan Greenleaf, Williamsport PA; Belva Swampscott MA; Jay Keenan, Nashua NH 4.00 Barrington, Belton TX; Helen Simonette, Salado TX 4.32 2 David Sabourin, Ottawa ON; Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY; Samuel Ehrlichman, Flushing NY; James Sampson, New York NY 3.75 Marlene Aderman, Northbrook IL; Joyce Contarsy - Lois 3.49 3 1 Christopher Davis - Dolly Davis, Sparks NV; Sarah Haley - Corey Krantz, Krause, Chicago IL; Rae Kramer, Skokie IL Philadelphia PA 3.25 vs 1.66 4/7 Kermit Wolford - Catherine Wolford - Todd Wolford, Aurora OH; Yatindra Adrienne Muslin, Tampa FL; T Catino, Maineville OH; Sahae, Millbrae CA 3.00 Harriet Olesen, St Petersburg FL; David Kirk, Seminole FL 1.66 4/7 Barbara Sobel, Willoughby OH; Hope Arian, Chagrin Falls OH; Judith Sturman - Dee Weisberg, Cleveland OH 3.00 1.66 4/7 Deborah Case, San Francisco CA; George Alderton III, Hazel Park MI; Larry Yarger, Minneapolis MN; Helen Miller, Miller Place NY 3.00 2.62 4/7 2 Caroline Pieper, Tomahawk WI; Nancy Jones - Spencer Jones, Anchorage An enthusiasticAppeals group seminarof players were treated to AK; Jerry Boothe, Glen Ellyn IL 3.00 1.96 3 Raymond Gilbert - Robert Lyon, Indianapolis IN; Roberto Verthelyi, New pizza and a peek into the workings of appeals com- York NY; Lev Pinsky, Columbus OH 2.25 mittees yesterday between sessions. Alan LeBendig, 1.01 4/7 Rosemary Tietge, Natick MA; Paul Bethe, Williamstown MA; Randolph District 23 director and director of national appeals, Brown, Flushing NY; Jennifer Heymont, Medford MA 2.00 along with Karen Allison and Jon Brissman (co-chair- 1.01 4/7 Steven Brashler, Lockport IL; Andy Guschwan, New Lenox IL; Richard men of the National Appeals Committee) presented Valpey, Frankfort IL; Shirley Hillmer, Chicago IL 2.00 information about committees handle appeals of rul- 1.01 4/7 Janet Shaheen - Peg Clifford, Canton OH; Jill Yaeger, North Canton OH; ings made by directors at the table. Jeannette Jenson, Independence OH 2.00 Rich Colker, national recorder and appeals ad- 1.01 4/7 Jonathan Weinstein, Lexington MA; Dylan Small, Cambridge MA; Kay ministrator, also helped with the presentation. Swanson, Freeport IL; Erma Thompson, Warren IL 2.00 Page 12 Daily Bulletin

RED RIBBON PAIRS 1ST QUALIFYING SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS J, I EAST-WEST 1 Michael McNamara - David Liss, Morristown NJ 402.00 1 Jean Hume, Livermore CA; Marilyn Schiffer, Salem OR 405.25 2 Wilbur Argersinger - David Graff, Ann Arbor MI 382.50 2 David Langer - Mark Ginsburg, Buffalo Grove IL 400.00 3 John Harris, Port Huron MI; Lawrence Diamond, Las Vegas NV 378.00 3 John Cagney - Edith Cagney, Lansing IL 388.50 4 James Diebel, Wood Dale IL; James O’Neil, Oak Park IL 377.50 4 Nancy Wittwer, Falls City NE; Susan Pflederer, W Hartford CT 38 2.00 5 Jacob Morgan - Eileen Cripps, Madison WI 374.50 5 Don Maupin - Thomas Rossow, South Bend IN 361.00 6 Monique Smith, Arlington VA; David Gurvich, New York NY 367.50 6 David Brower, Downsview ON; Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansbrg VA 359.00 7 Jennifer Kuhn - Philip Kuhn, San Mateo CA 358.50 7 Ann Woolf, Fremont OH; Dotty Warrick, Port Clinton OH 357.00 8 Theo Korol, London W1P 3LA; Matt Korol, London W1P3LA 354.00 8 David Metcalf, Newton MA; Thomas Rozinski, Sunnyside NY 356.00 9 Russell Fox, Sacramento CA; Margery Gould, Los Angeles CA 349.50 9 Rene Lawand - Mary Lawand, Pickering ON 353.50 10 Peggy Yannas, New York NY; Perla Minond, Flushing NY 343.00 10/11 Steve Clark, Chicago IL; John Vincent, Arlington Hts IL 349.50 11 Harry Falk, Jupiter FL; Steven Shaye, Slingerlands NY 342.50 10/11 Patricia Foutz, Blacksburg VA; Mae Koh, Studio City CA 349.50 12 Andy Stark - Walter Lee, Cambridge MA 335.50 12 Ronald Helman - Jan Lane, Chicago IL 348.00 13 Henk Uijterwaal, Amsterdam,; Preston Morrow, Dallas TX 331.00 13 Ian Boyd, Calgary AB; Tara Gokavi, Saskatoon SK 345.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS H, G EAST-WEST 1 Bob Korte - Kay Korte, Woodstock IL 395.00 1 Jerrold Grossman, Rochester Hills MI; Jack Shartsis, Huntington Wd MI 436.50 2 Yifan Yang, Oak Park IL; Jiun-Ming Chen, Evanston IL 390.50 2 David Grainger, Etobicoke ON; Gavin Wolpert, Thornhill ON 417.00 3 James Barry, Twain Harte CA; Marjorie Michelin, Venice CA 381.00 3 R Schabinger, Arlington Hts IL; Patt Quinn, La Grange IL 402.50 4 Scott Peeples, Plano TX; Kevin Podsiadlik, Dallas TX 376.50 4 Thomas Eadie, Kalamazoo MI; Harry Maxwell, Portage MI 399.50 5 John Carmichael - Brad Carmichael, Lincoln NE 375.50 5 Nathaniel Reid - Barbara Boswell, Cincinnati OH 375.50 6 Floyd McWilliams, Palo Alto CA; Brian Kemper, Mountain View CA 364.50 6 Judith Wolf, Des Moines IA; Charlene Hendryx, W Des Moines IA 370.50 7 Linda Rothstein, New York NY; Sandra Prosnitz, Bronx NY 359.50 7 Jayne Larson - Ira White, Ames IA 367.50 8 Cathy Baldysz - Mark Baldysz, Chicago IL 351.50 8 Debbie Hyatt, Arvada CO; Brett Kunin, West Orange NJ 364.50 9 Paul Markowitz, Brighton MA; Ted Ying, Laurel MD 345.00 9 Linda Webb, Fargo ND; Richard Ekstrum, Crystal MN 354.00 10 Nancy Peterson, Irving TX; Neal Shores, Fort Worth TX 344.00 10 Esther Litmanovic - Myriam Milgrom, Miami FL 350.00 11 Robert Charlson - Marilyn Charlson, Oconomowoc WI 336.50 11 Nancy Schafer, Bloomingdale IL; Monika Berlage-Smith, Kirkland PQ 341.00 12 Lucille Maranda, West Chester OH; Paul Pschesang, Milford OH 334.50 12 Charles Halasi, Toronto ON; David Sabourin, Ottawa ON 340.00 13 Jeffrey David, Lisle IL; Charles Sheaff, Palatine IL 333.00 13/14 Ronnie Ferestien, Newton MA; Roslyn Grossman, Wellesley MA 339.00 13/14 Heimo Adelsberger, Duisburg, GER; Stephan Adelsberger, Vienna, AUSTRIA 339.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS E, F EAST-WEST 1 Bill Charowhas, Wheaton IL; Alan Resser, Chicago IL 380.50 1 Nathan Glasser, Somerville MA; Paul Wendt, Watertown MA 403.00 2 Ned Horton - John Seng, Champaign IL 377.50 2 Paul Spear, Richmond IL; Jim Johnsen, Camarillo CA 388.50 3 Ruth Basu - Pon Hwa Lin, New York NY 377.00 3/4 Ari Greenberg, Malibu CA; Chris Lubesnik, Glendale CA 376.50 4 John Hurd, Charleston SC; Lisa Kow, Pleasant Hill CA 369.00 3/4 Gerri Knilans - Hal Knilans, Thousand Oaks CA 376.50 5 Jim Alison - Dayn Beam, Huntsville AL 367.00 5 Kathy Nales - Adrienne Muslin, Tampa FL 370.00 6 Ann Brinker Schwall - Larry Flowers, Houston TX 366.00 6 Kathryn Hattendorf - Jack Frost, Joliet IL 346.50 7 Jack Bierig, Chicago IL; Leonard Nelson, Wilmette IL 354.00 7 Anthony Giorango, Oak Park IL; David Wright, Arlington Hts IL 345.50 8 Barbara Shields, Los Angeles CA; Charles Hall, Smiths Bermuda 353.50 8 Katherine Kruskal - Clyde Kruskal, Hyattsville MD 345.00 9 Daniel Zagorin, Skokie IL; Daniel Stanghelle, Ytteren, Norway 352.00 9 Ronda O’Farrell, Saint Louis MO; Dan Rhodes, Novato CA 343.50 10 Sarah Haley - Corey Krantz, Philadelphia PA 351.00 10 Martin Hunter - Tom Buttle, Mississauga ON 340.00 11 Muriel Allen - Lee Daugharty, Brampton ON 337.50 11 Diana Lowell, San Ramon CA; Doug Handler, Berkeley CA 337.50 12 Richard Ross, Highland Park NJ; Stephen Arshan, N Brunswick NJ 336.00 12 Ken Mohr - Ivan Figueredo, Chicago IL 337.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS K, L EAST-WEST 1 Birgit Arons - Amnon Gabay, Newton MA 409.80 1 Jack Margid, San Francisco CA; Susan Furchtenicht, Santa Maria CA 396.12 2 David Halasi, Toronto ON; Mike Nadler, North York ON 397.58 2 Colleen Treanor, Frisco TX; Carol Crossman, Lisle IL 388.44 3 Irwin Green - Linda Green, Delray Beach FL 381.80 3 Ruth Grant, Hastings Hudson NY; Elizabeth Guttmann, Dobbs Ferry NY 384.00 4 Alfred Fisher, Florissant MO; Fran Scheifler, Saint Louis MO 379.44 4 Steve Epstein, Pittsford NY; Gerald Ungar, Cincinnati OH 378.62 5 Roger Johnson, Canton MA; Natalie Bassil, Boston MA 375.26 5 Bill Higbee - Kyun Ja Chung, Madison WI 378.24 6 Irwin Bender, Glencoe IL; Carl Jones, Chicago IL 371.50 6 Ralph Tamlyn - Gloria Tamlyn, Larchmont NY 371.98 7 Lavern Wiebe - Ellen Wiebe, Aurora IL 370.88 7 Judy Hughes, Waterloo IA; Jim Thomas, Cedar Falls IA 357.40 8 Joan Asheroff, Bethpage NY; Carolyn Carlin, Jericho NY 357.44 8 Greta Pineles, Yardley PA; Margaret Coe, Trenton NJ 351.20 9 Ron Sholes - Carole Sholes, Springfield IL 354.08 9 Gail Hanson, Rochester Hills MI; Nancy DeWeese, Rochester MI 348.42 10 Tony Falotico, Westport CT; Tom Schneider, Naples FL 345.58 10 Bob Steigmann - Sherry Steigmann, Urbana IL 348.20 11 Al Perry, Kingwood TX; Gary Foutch, Stillwater OK 343.44 11 Lon Sunshine, Framingham MA; Ivanie Yeo, Brighton MA 344.92 12 Brian Gilbert, Orange CA; Larry Gilbert, Burien WA 329.26 12 Petra Lawler, Chicago IL; Marilyn Hughes, Englewood CO 338.56 13 Joan Rubin, Encino CA; Gilbert Stinebaugh, Van Nuys CA 327.50 13 Laurence Brady, Arlington Hts IL; Blake Harrop, Downers Grove IL 337.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS M, N EAST-WEST 1 Harriet Gilbert, Chicago IL; Carole Drew, Glen Ellyn IL 371.96 1 Kenneth Tatz, Highland Park IL; A Reis, Skokie IL 424.00 2 Sonja Shiner, Highland Park IL; Lynn Patinkin, Libertyville IL 364.00 2 Bill Huepenbecker, Toledo OH; Carol Schwartz, Farmington MI 407.50 3 Christopher Monsour, Menlo Park CA; Rowen Bell, Evanston IL 362.06 3 Terry Lijewski - R Okubo, Saint Paul MN 388.94 4 Leslie Reynolds, Cincinnati OH; Karen Kendall, Houston TX 360.74 4 Joe Shull, New Haven IN; Michael Clegg, Fort Wayne IN 369.80 5 Thomas Simon - Marion Simon, Yonkers NY 355.46 5 Bill Grosnick, Wyncote PA; Douglas Dye, Wyndmoor PA 362.30 6 Larry Ascher, New York NY; Mike Botwin, Baldwin NY 354.50 6/7 Joe Grue, Minneapolis MN; Art Bakshian, Plymouth MN 360.54 7 Deborah Idol, Port Chester NY; Nicholas France, Spring Valley NY 352.96 6/7 Mark Leonard, Ypsilanti MI; Debbie Waugh, Odessa TX 360.54 8 Yan Song, Glendale Heights IL; Weishu Wu, Camarillo CA 349.46 8 Pierre Beauregard - Nicolle Beauregard, Saint Lazare PQ 354.04 9 Joanne Schlang, Voorheesville NY; Teri Landin, Loudonville NY 346.74 9 Sue Ostrowski, Arlington MA; Dave Pickering, Medford MA 349.76 10 Rosemary Zonker, Elkhart IN; Teen Robertson, Mishawaka IN 346.70 10 Al Remer - Kevin Perkins, Austin TX 347.76 11 Roger Walton, Kirkland WA; Judith Inker, Wellesley Hills MA 344.30 11 Elaine Estes, Grapevine TX; Vivian Chrom, Don Mills ON 345.54 12 Dave Feldman, New York NY; James Gleick, Garrison NY 343.50 12 Brian Crossley - Mike Cassel, Minneapolis MN 333.00 13 Marvin Kolodzik, Cincinnati OH; Linda Gallaher, Morehead KY 337.74 13 Roland Brabant - Shirley Scott, Colorado Springs CO 332.80

TUESDAY EVENING 0-20 PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION OOO EAST-WEST 1 JoEllyn Johnson - JoAnn Thompson, Chicago IL 58.38 1 Shirley Liebhaber, Los Altos CA; Margo Parmacek, Palo Alto CA 48.00 2 James Garnher, Potomac MD; Maxine Musick, Chicago Park CA 42.63 2 Laurel Scheinman, Baltimore MD; Judi Trenton, Hartland MI 46.88

TUESDAY EVENING 49ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION PPP EAST-WEST 1 Bitty Bitters - Bev Bitters, Danville IL 70.00 1 Jean Shufelt - John Shufelt, W Bloomfield MI 69.00 2 Nancy Blaine - Joyce Rieckers, Reno NV 67.00 2/3 Karen Hershberg, Harrison NY; Sandi Foreman, Scarsdale NY 68.50 3 Robert Leedom - Jacqueline Leedom, Glenwood MD 65.00 2/3 Toels Thomson, Denmark; Anne-Mette Andersen, Westmont IL 68.50

TUESDAY EVENING 99ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQQ EAST-WEST 1 Suzanne Bolotin, Evanston IL; Ellen Bero, Skokie IL 76.30 1 Gwen Allen, Chicago IL; Gordon Medlock, Syracuse IN 77.70 2 Kathy Bregler - Fred Bregler, Tampa FL 67.83 2 Helen Mehler, Hinsdale IL; Pat Warren, Westchester IL 77.60 3 Suzy Fulkerson - Ron Fulkerson, Bloomington IN 64.20 3 James Hacker - Carol Hacker, Mount Clemens MI 63.60

TUESDAY EVENING 199ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RRR EAST-WEST 1 Clifford Rhein, Saint Helena Is SC; Richard Bartone, Roseville MI 167.50 1 David Hudson, Evanston IL; Laurence Zung, Chicago IL 164.45 2 Nevena Stoimirov - Ivan Stoimirov, Mountain View CA 149.00 2 David Bryant, San Francisco CA; Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA 159.00 3 Karol Lefkowitz, Scarsdale NY; Florence Singer, Harrison NY 145.50 3 Sandy Siddiqui - Aslam Siddiqui, Indianapolis IN 145.00 4 Bruce Perryman - Janet Perryman, Riverside IL 143.00 4 Nancy Haase - Harold Haase, Hilton Head SC 139.45 5 Betty Burroughs - George Burroughs, Flint MI 138.50 5 Carmela Eyal, Waltham MA; Elin Schultz, Brookline MA 137.45 6 Janis Holle - Pat Bishop, Saint Ignace MI 137.50 6 Beverly Fast, Peoria IL; Sally Lazam, Lacon IL 136.32 7 George Olmsted, Merrillville IN; Gunnar Berg, Midlothian IL 136.00 7 Jerry Fusselman - Sriram Datla, Chicago IL 135.60

MONDAY/TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION GG EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Gojko Zivkovic, Ch-1006 Lausann E; Ronald Michaels, North Miami FL 213.50 1 Paul Kinney, Jamaica Plain MA; Sheila Gabay, Newton MA 193.00 2 1 Marilyn Daignault, Lake Forest IL; Barbara Subak, Northbrook IL 187.50 2 Deana Liddy - Albert Feldman, Omaha NE 177.50 3 Kelsey Nickerson, Concord MA; Lloyd Arvedon, Medford MA 183.50 3 Stewart Mackeigan, Wilmington MA; Pierce Smith, Rutland VT 175.50 4 2 Mary Emma Ledford, Ft Lauderdale FL; Jody Ledford, Miami FL 177.00 4 Albert Ross, Guilderland NY; Carol Chandler, Albany NY 175.00 5 Tom Whitesides, Dallas TX; Patty Johnson, Sebring FL 169.50 5 1 Muhammad Abedi - Fawad Hakim, Chicago IL 174.50 6 3 John Bacsa, Wood Dale IL; Richard Frost, Chicago IL 166.50 6 2 Dolores Schwartz, Pittsford NY; Nancy Schwartz, New York NY 165.50 4 Benjamin Beazley - Michael Goode, Toledo OH 163.00 3 Charles Smith - Clare Smith, Wellington FL 155.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HH EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Marshall Kuschner, Reston VA; Elaine Said, Nashville TN 184.96 1 Dorothy Fantle - Grace Miller, Beverly Hills MI 189.79 2 Peter Lindon - Dee Lindon, Buckinghamshire H 175.50 2/3 1/2 Winston Yuan, Lisle IL; C Yu, Atlanta GA 177.67 3 Eileen Axelrod - Sidney Axelrod, Chicago IL 170.21 2/3 1/2 Stan Frost, Hertfordshire UK; Mike Whittaker, Same UK 177.67 4 Kathie Angione, Chula Vista CA; Rick Roeder, Encinitas CA 165.71 4 Bobbie Carrick - Wayne Carrick, Long Grove IL 169.50 5 Richard Cundiff - Peg Cundiff, Las Vegas NV 164.83 5 3 Margaret Womack - Frances Beck, Baton Rouge LA 168.79 6 1 Selma Perlmutter - John Goldstein, Chicago IL 163.33 6 Ann Raymond, Flushing NY; Debbie Melnick, Atlanta GA 166.67 2 Tony Greenberg, Malibu CA; Keith Zenner, Skokie IL 161.71 4 Tom Beardsley, Richmond KY; Delores Dubois, Port Isabel TX 161.96 3 Evelyn Braunschweig, Great Neck NY; Carol Nickels, Berwyn PA 156.54 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Jenny Slay, Mobile AL; Angele Baker, Orange Beach AL 199.83 1 Dennis Cleary, Cazenovia NY; David Katz, San Diego CA 215.29 2 1 John Kuenster, River Forest IL; Dennis Konieczny, Lockport IL 197.33 2 Mary Orock - Carolyn Pinto, Fort Worth TX 195.50 3 Marsha Bernstein, Sugar Land TX; Ollie McWilliams, Houston TX 188.83 3 Donald Florida, Palestine IL; David Sizemore, Cheyenne WY 187.00 4 Ronald Schacht, Flushing NY; Mary Ludwig, Port Washington NY 184.83 4 1 Atsuko Muranishi, Mitaka-Shi, Tok YO; Sachiko Ito, Kawasaki 216 176.96 5 2 Stephen Cheston, Chicago IL; Daniel McDonough, Charlotte NC 173.13 5 A Booth - Sun-O Ho, Brookfield WI 166.00 6 3 Joan Cherry - Gwyn Morgan, Toronto ON 169.00 6 2 Laura Raczek, Joliet IL; Carrie Touslee, Roseville CA 159.38 4 Dolores Cheefus - Norma Occomy, Chicago IL 164.00 3 Sharon Howard - Judith Wessar, Anderson IN 146.50 4 Shirley Wottman - Susan Lewis, Chicago IL 145.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION NN EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Brian Newman, Chicago IL; Mark Straus, Long Beach CA 189.00 1 Charles Polay, Chelmsford MA; Marlene Keliher, Chestnut Hill MA 212.50 2 Molly Fainer, University Heig OH; Irene Toth, Cleveland OH 182.00 2 Joanne Molt - Robert Varty, Grand Rapids MI 188.50 Daily Bulletin Page 13

3 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; N Borucki, Monterey CA 172.50 3 1 Victoria Gregory, Pittsburg KS; Justin Smith, Simonstown SA 173.50 4 Beverly Perry - James Sampson, New York NY 166.00 4 Ron Rose, Dayton OH; Tom Miller, Centerville OH 170.50 5 Denise Zongas, Bass River MA; James Tullis, Niles IL 163.50 5 2 Gregg Griffith, Scottsdale AZ; Denise Storey, London ON 162.00 6 Sandy Dick, Nesconset NY; Reisha Berkowsky, Dix Hills NY 163.00 6 Noe Mallari - Susan Gehring, San Diego CA 157.00 2 Ronna Rosenthal, Chagrin Falls OH; Terry Goldberg, Cleveland OH 157.00 3 David Hoover - Barbara Mateer, State College PA 156.00 3 Bernard Zions - David Nurenberg, Dallas TX 156.50 4/5 Herbert Chaice - Judith Chaice, Armonk NY 151.50 4/5 Riviette Grand, Beachwood OH; Jeannette Jenson, Independence OH 151.50 TUESDAY FLIGHTT B/C/D STRATIFIED PAIRS SECOND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 Rachel Chittaro, Lake Zurich IL; M Jorndt, Wheaton IL 187.50 1 William Starns Jr, D-61352 Bad Hom BU; Speros Nicholas, Wiesbadeen GR 203.50 2 Thomas Corlett - Ethel Buzze, Waco TX 187.00 2 1 Carrie St Onge, Burnsville MN; Phyllis Anderson, Saint Paul MN 178.50 3 1 Bruce McDonough, Farmington MI; Marcie Berky, Chicago IL 175.50 3/4 2 Nick Rogers, Harrod OH; Sheila Lu, Huber Heights OH 175.50 4 2 1 Stephanie Schwingel, Coloma WI; Nancy Ogreenc, Wautoma WI 165.50 3/4 Melody Gann - William White, Arlington TX 175.50 5 3 Darlene Simonovich - Phyllis Schmitt Jr, Rockford IL 164.00 5 Rachel Bourne, London; England; Saeed Shah, Lahore 170.50 6 4 2 Roma Maish, Leesburg IN; Barbara Medlock, Syracuse IN 163.00 6 3 1 Robert Christensen, Park Ridge IL; Hem Gupta, Chicago IL 159.00 4 2 Jerry Boothe, Glen Ellyn IL; Darlene Mayhew, Castro Valley CA 158.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 D Atteberry, Mattoon IL; Mark Daily, Lerna IL 192.50 1 1 1 Shirley Johnson, Sheldon IL; Waneta Dailey, Watseka IL 187.50 2 Wayne Christensen Jr, Houston TX; Mildred Lefebvre, Chicago IL 181.50 2 Betty Jackson, Temple City CA; Jeanette Deverian, Pasadena CA 178.50 3 1 Dana Tusia, Leominster MA; Paula Craven, Peabody MA 174.00 3 Phyllis Citow, Northbrook IL; Mickey Shaffer, Highland Park IL 177.50 4 2 1 Sallie Krass - Nancy Turner, New York NY 166.00 4 Marlene Konik - William Geleerd Jr, Highland Park IL 174.00 5 Fred Crockett, Danville IL; Barbara Malaussena, Port Jefferson NY 162.50 5 2 T. Seng Tjoa, Pomona NY; Sheng-Hung Wang, Columbus OH 167.00 3 Jim Dick, Washington DC; Judy Hocking, Australia 155.00 3 Charles Casey - Susan Munn, Houston TX 148.00 2 William Brewer, Oxford OH; Marlene Catino, Maineville OH 145.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UU EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 1 Elaine Misner - James Misner, Wilton CT 174.50 1 Jayne Paquette - Patricia Brish, Marquette MI 197.50 2 Allan Neef - Carol Neef, Grosse Pointe MI 170.50 2 Clement Gosiewski II, Chicago IL; Jeffrey Carter, Lombard IL 184.00 3 2 Gary Amundson, Beverly Hills MI; Rita Rubin, Southfield MI 164.50 3 1 1 Theodore Unwin - Michael Weinberg, Bloomington IN 179.00 4/5 3/4 Carole Taussig - Jo Carnahan, Columbus OH 161.00 4 Grace Wagner, Marietta GA; Phil Hook, Atlanta GA 162.50 4/5 3/4 Janet Gucciardo, Loves Park IL; Mary Pirrello, Rockford IL 161.00 5 E Batko, Deerfield IL; Joy Eckerling, Buffalo Grove IL 158.00 1 John Tillotson - Janice Tillotson, Rncho Pls Vrd CA 159.50 2 Aimee Housholder, Trumbull CT; Robert Wolf, Chicago IL 157.00 3 Evelyn McDowell, Marco Island FL; Mary Briner, Plano TX 156.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION VV EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 Marty Freedman - Ellen Freedman, Lafayette CO 197.50 1 1 Stephen Dunn, Laguna Niguel CA; William Schoenemann, Port Ludlow WA 196.50 2 Judith Zimmerman, Columbus OH; Lynne Newman, Dublin OH 177.50 2 Janice Schroeder, Hendersonville NC; Barbara Fitzgerald, Vergennes VT 193.50 3 1 Vicki Loring - Arthur Loring, Boston MA 170.50 3 Rita Peterson, Hinsdale IL; Jeanne Dickens, Glen Ellyn IL 178.50 4 Gloria Swanson - Norman Swanson, Rivervale NJ 168.00 4 2 Henry Arnold, Sewanee TN; Stephen Becker, Walla Walla WA 163.00 5 2 1 Nancy Lucht - Mary Chun, Greenwich CT 162.00 5 3 Arnold Holmberg, Minneapolis MN; Harry Yee, Honolulu HI 159.50 3 Ruth Wamester, Middletown CT; Claire Girard, Bristol CT 160.00 1 Lou Newsom - Cledith Peterson, Baton Rouge LA 151.50 4 William Cohn - Lahoma Monaghan, San Antonio TX 149.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 1 1 Melanie Tucker, New York NY; Yefim Shoykhet, Bronx NY 190.04 1 1 1 Robert Bosley, Bellingham WA; Van Buchanan, Victoria BC 201.25 2 Jean Trudelle, Duvernay Lvl PQ; P Jodoin, Montreal PQ 181.88 2 William Young Jr - Deborah Hoveland, Honeoye Falls NY 187.88 3 Joseph Winkler - Thomas Crawley, Arlington Hts IL 174.33 3 2 Andre Houde - Demuy Vincent, Montreal PQ 180.96 4 2 Peg Clifford - Janet Shaheen, Canton OH 167.63 4 Carole Landa, Miami FL; Fredi Consolo, Miami Beach FL 173.17 5 Joannie Freedman, Don Mills ON; Else Landauer, Toronto ON 163.67 5 Charlotte Anderson, Madison WI; Barbara Jur, Warren MI 162.04 6 Robert Oslin, Chicago IL; S Scot Moir, Bensenville IL 162.54 6 3 Toni Krueger, Bolingbrook IL; Maureen Cantillon, Hinsdale IL 156.20 3 Lucille Adolphson - Shirley Dommers, Rockford IL 158.25 4 Stanley Foster - Patricia Wittmaack, Lincoln NE 153.46 2 Kenneth Russell, Wonder Lake IL; Sharon Kluck, West Allis WI 147.30 2 Julie Irving - Rochelle Andress, Hudson WI 149.83 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RR EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 Deborah Kirby - William Kirby, Bowling Green OH 188.83 1 1 Beverly Pollock, Livonia MI; Dodie Beckman, Plymouth MI 184.13 2 Berta Meyerson Molsky-Marvin Molasky, W Bloomfield MI 183.00 2 2 Charles Dailey - Charles Smith, Erie PA 181.13 3 1 David Harper, Willowick OH; Kenneth Holzheimer, Willoughby OH 173.30 3 Selma Caldwell, Indianapolis IN; Shirley Judy, Urbana IL 176.63 4 2 Jo Johnson - Yasuko Bornstein, New York NY 166.38 4 3 Frances Rothenberg - Seymour Rothenberg, Windsor CT 167.63 5 3 Marvin Meyers - Naida Meyers, Skokie IL 165.88 5 4 1 Lee Ohliger, Ridgewood NJ; Ellyn Ritterskamp, Charlotte NC 164.46 6 Helen Anglemire, Rockford IL; Arlene Hoernecke, Belvidere IL 160.38 6 2 Joyce Gautier - Norman Gautier, The Woodlands TX 159.13 4 Paul Lenoble, Freeport NY; Lew Kroll, Dix Hills NY 159.88 1 Glenda Bridges - Anita Norton, Belleville IL 155.38 2 Phyllis Smith - Hazel Nitsch, Cambridge WI 141.21

TUESDAY A/X STRATIFIED PAIRS SECOND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS OO, PP EAST-WEST A X A X 1 Frank King Jr, Alexandria VA; Sarah Cressy, Cataumet MA 641.50 1 Michael Edwards, Rock Island IL; Julie Bradley, Ponte Vedra FL 631.47 2 Joseph Payne, Los Angeles CA; Sandy Golden, Hinsdale IL 616.94 2 Rhoda Prager, Allentown PA; Nancy Molesworth, Croton Hdsn NY 613.90 3 1 Judith Bianco - Robert Beinfield, New York NY 598.97 3 1 Fred Gaines, Raleigh NC; Paul Page III, Cary NC 555.77 4 2 Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY; Ted Newman, New York NY 570.94 4 2 Rosalyn Sukenik, Cleveland OH; William Kane, Willoughby OH 549.05 5 John Ramos - Aaron Silverstein, New York NY 570.00 5 3 Walter Schenker, Pine Brook NJ; Michael Gore, Brooklyn NY 538.78 6 Chuck Malcolm - Marti Malcolm, Topeka KS 565.50 6 Alan Kleist, Cheverly MD; Leo Lasota, Laurel MD 537.23 7 Patsy Arndt, Houston TX; John Sullivan, Corpus Christi TX 538.17 7 4 Judy Wirtenberg, E Brunswick NJ; Joyce Penn, Columbus OH 526.71 8 Laurie Vogel - Gail Greenberg, New York NY 531.21 8 Joyce Sillins, New York NY; Glenn Eisenstein, Parsippany NJ 519.87 9 Abdel Bari, ; Mary Vickers, Northborough MA 522.24 9 Marvin Talish, Merrick NY; Chuck Lamprey, White Plains NY 518.23 10 Richard Wegman, Bethesda MD; David Abelow, Owings Mills MD 503.30 10 Sam Nelson, Northbrook IL; Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL 511.63 3 Thomas Walter, Flossmoor IL; John Goring, Richton Park IL 494.18 5 Yvette Neary, Mequon WI; Ronald Gould, Green Bay WI 507.41 4 Josie Mitchell, Decatur GA; Gordon Waters, London ON 489.50 5 Jay Cohodes, Hollywood FL; Kay Beck, Indianapolis IN 483.45 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS JJ, KK, LL EAST-WEST A X A X 1 1 Jeanie Farquhar, Huntington Bh CA; Linda Beoddy, Lk In The Hls IL 602.00 1 1 Philip Altus - Muriel Altus, Tampa FL 645.00 2 Harvey Ackerman, Las Vegas NV; Jack Rhatigan, Cottage Grove MN 601.50 2 Connie Coquillette - Sherwin Moscow, West Linn OR 591.00 3 2 S Ronald Henbest, Bartlett IL; Brian Nelson, Fort Myers FL 597.50 3 Sean Ganness, Miami FL; Warren Oberfield, Pittsburgh PA 583.50 4 3 Dianne Vander Sommen, Tampa FL; Carolyn Holcomb, Englewood FL 591.00 4 2 Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA; Adrienne Green, Venice CA 562.00 5 4 Daniel Friedman - Linda Friedman, Orinda CA 573.00 5 Barbara Sion, Las Vegas NV; Suzy Burger, W Bloomfield MI 557.00 6 5 E Jamie Schloss - Wayne Clay Whalen, Lexington KY 567.00 6 Roslyn Kurlan, Great Neck NY; Marinesa Letizia, West Hurley NY 553.00 7 6 Neil Montague, Swampscott MA; Bob Gorsey, Vlg Nagog Wds MA 556.00 7/8 3 Jim Senter - Gale Senter, Laguna Niguel CA 546.00 8 Janet Neel Fleenor, Bowling Green KY; Susan Torrey, Chapel Hill NC 552.00 7/8 Charles Bantz, West Allis WI; William Malesevich, Mayville WI 546.00 9 Brenda Keller, Boise ID; Jack Coleman, San Francisco CA 551.00 9 4 Paul Kubiak, Fort Lauderdale FL; Erez Hendelman, Miami FL 545.50 10 7 Jan Assini, Chagrin Falls OH; Peter Grover, Pittsburgh PA 550.50 10/11 Earle Davis, Glenview IL; Jerry Jackson, Chicago IL 545.00 11 8 Joanne Zambroski, Butler PA; Eric Lee Shukan, Somerville MA 542.50 10/11 5 Walter Rassbach - Nancy Rassbach, Westminster CO 545.00 12 Jim Bachelder - George St Pierre, Columbus OH 539.50 12 Jean Willis, El Dorado AR; John Herrmann, Chattanooga TN 539.50 13 Betsey Schneider, San Carlos CA; Bev Nelson, Fort Myers FL 523.50 13 6 Sylvia Shallon, Los Angeles CA; Dolores Markovitz, Niles IL 531.50 14 Gail Bell, Laverock PA; Gila Guttmann, Cheltenham PA 523.00 14 Eileen Poole, Altamonte Spg FL; David Kahane, Evansville IN 530.00 15 Mary Dougherty, Northridge CA; Lynda Ullman, Burbank CA 521.50 15 Woody Bjerken, Moorhead MN; Ken Gee, Regina SK 522.50 16 Mike Kirkland, Van Nuys CA; Jeffrey Rothstein, New York NY 515.00 16 Ronald Kraft, Hightstown NJ; Alexander Allen, Princeton NJ 515.50 17 Judy Brew, Olney MD; Korene Geffen, Aurora CO 511.00 17 7 Tadashi Yoshida, Tokyo 168; Ayako Amano, Tokyo 167 515.00 8 Frank Aquila, Fairlawn OH; Lance Chamberlain, Rochester MN 498.00

RED RIBBON PAIRS 2ND QUALIFYING SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS E, F EAST-WEST 1 Martin Hunter - Tom Buttle, Mississauga ON 386.64 1 Bob Lyon - Bob Harding, Indianapolis IN 391.00 2 Gordon Adkins, West Chester OH; Margaret Young, Cincinnati OH 384.50 2 Ned Horton - John Seng, Champaign IL 380.00 3 Steven Berman, Philadelphia PA; Jack Brauner, Maplewood NJ 380.54 3 Sarah Haley - Corey Krantz, Philadelphia PA 371.50 4 Connie Pugh, Columbia MO; Tom Ahmann, Mexico MO 374.30 4 Edward Heilbronner, Weston FL; Jay Wasserman, Boca Raton FL 368.00 5 Ken Mohr - Ivan Figueredo, Chicago IL 366.44 5 Teresa Ozias, Dallas OR; Dick McCluer, Vancouver WA 362.50 6 Mike Jones - Betsy Downs, Chicago IL 364.84 6 Richard Ross, Highland Park NJ; Stephen Arshan, N Brunswick NJ 353.50 7 Paul Spear, Richmond IL; Jim Johnsen, Camarillo CA 364.54 7 Sam Westgate, Arlington VA; Dale Bails, Memphis TN 351.50 8 Bernard Pollack, Floral Park NY; Robert Gomer, New Hyde Park NY 362.50 8 Daniel Zagorin, Skokie IL; Daniel Stanghelle, Ytteren, Norway 348.50 9 Bill Charowhas, Wheaton IL; Alan Resser, Chicago IL 352.02 9/10 John Hurd, Charleston SC; Lisa Kow, Pleasant Hill CA 341.00 10 Jiang Gu, Piscataway NJ; Xiaodong Shi, Chicago IL 343.94 9/10 Catherine Raniolo, Safety Harbor FL; Yo Buehler, Williamsburg VA 341.00 11 Rick Schoenfield, Westchester IL; Martin Morris, Wheeling IL 343.50 11 Barbara Shields, Los Angeles CA; Charles Hall, Smiths Bermuda 338.00 12 Doug Dougherty - Stephen Wimbourne, Chicago IL 338.91 12 Tracy Sloan, Tulsa OK; Connie Cone, Van Buren AR 332.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS G, H EAST-WEST 1 Ronald Klein, Redwood City CA; Andrew Binstock, Belmont CA 397.00 1 Cordelia Menges - Jay Baudler, New York NY 407.00 2 Flo Beck - Charles Heilig, Anchorage AK 395.00 2 Bob Korte - Kay Korte, Woodstock IL 402.00 3 Rene Lawand - Mary Lawand, Pickering ON 381.00 3 James Glickman, Woodland Hills CA; Howard Einberg, Los Angeles CA 397.50 4 David Marker - A. Kirk Twiss, Chicago IL 371.00 4 Bob Cole, Bethlehem PA; Feng Hong, Cincinnati OH 387.50 5 Jean Hume, Livermore CA; Marilyn Schiffer, Salem OR 369.00 5 Linda Rothstein, New York NY; Sandra Prosnitz, Bronx NY 369.50 6 William Corliss, Davis CA; George Brown, Sacramento CA 361.50 6 Floyd McWilliams, Palo Alto CA; Brian Kemper, Mountain View CA 368.50 7 David Grainger, Etobicoke ON; Gavin Wolpert, Thornhill ON 359.50 7 Yifan Yang, Oak Park IL; Jiun-Ming Chen, Evanston IL 367.50 8 William Burks III - Malcolm Todd Jr, Atlanta GA 357.50 8 David Walker, Salem VA; S Moore, Roanoke VA 361.50 9 Debbie Hyatt, Arvada CO; Brett Kunin, West Orange NJ 357.00 9 Harriet Winsten - Mike Giacaman, Saint Louis MO 358.00 10 Linda Webb, Fargo ND; Richard Ekstrum, Crystal MN 356.00 10 Laura Finkelstein, Sunnyvale CA; Deborah De Witt, Ann Arbor MI 351.50 11 Thomas Jahnke - Wayne Oden, Houston TX 354.00 11 Paul Markowitz, Brighton MA; Ted Ying, Laurel MD 343.50 12 Steve Clark, Chicago IL; John Vincent, Arlington Hts IL 347.00 12 James Lewis - Scott Lewis, Wakefield RI 338.50 13 Eric Taylor, Leander TX; John Pendergrass, Houston TX 335.00 13 Samuel Ehrlichman - Kari Tetzlaff, Flushing NY 332.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS I, J EAST-WEST 1 Heimo Adelsberger, Duisburg, GER; Stephan Adelsberger, Vienna, AUSTRIA 382.00 1 David Yang, Chicago IL; Tony Piao, Elmwood Park IL 377.50 Page 14 Daily Bulletin

2 Richard Laver - Linda Sundbye, Boulder CO 374.50 2 Harry Falk, Jupiter FL; Steven Shaye, Slingerlands NY 370.00 3 Patricia Foutz, Blacksburg VA; Mae Koh, Studio City CA 374.00 3 Marjorie Kidd, Plano TX; Darlene Shirey, Fort Worth TX 368.50 4 Donald Rumelhart, Ann Arbor MI; Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON 372.50 4 Kenneth Bergman, Wexford PA; Barbara Willman, Gibsonia PA 362.00 5/6 Betty Starzec - Jane Armstrong, Sugar Land TX 365.50 5 Sheryleen Grothus - Cindy Snider, San Antonio TX 360.00 5/6 David Brower, Downsview ON; Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansbrg VA 365.50 6 Andy Stark - Walter Lee, Cambridge MA 354.00 7 Esther Litmanovic - Myriam Milgrom, Miami FL 360.00 7 Yi Zhong - Weizhong Bao, Fairfax VA 353.00 8 John Glick, Hope IN; Nancy Zakim, Kentfield CA 342.00 8/9 Lawrence Altman, W Bloomfield MI; Kenneth Smith, Southfield MI 349.50 9 Jayne Larson - Ira White, Ames IA 341.00 8/9 Ellie Simmons, Chattanooga TN; John Kuharetz, New Milford NJ 349.50 10 Nancy Wittwer, Falls City NE; Susan Pflederer, W Hartford CT 339.50 10 Jennifer Kuhn - Philip Kuhn, San Mateo CA 346.50 11/12 Spencer Jones - Nancy Jones, Anchorage AK 338.50 11 Wilbur Argersinger - David Graff, Ann Arbor MI 345.50 11/12 Stephen Sahlein - Nancy Sahlein, Larchmont NY 338.50 12 Benjamin Greenblatt, Cranbury NJ; Ivan Lee, East Brunswick NJ 344.00 13 James Jacobs, Las Vegas NV; C. Buddy Carls, Huntington Bch CA 335.00 13 Russell Fox, Sacramento CA; Margery Gould, Los Angeles CA 340.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS K, L EAST-WEST 1 Jack Margid, San Francisco CA; Susan Furchtenicht, Santa Maria CA 426.36 1 Al Bender, Raleigh NC; Dottie Kennedy, Durham NC 386.92 2 Ringo Chung, Mississauga ON; Vinay Sarin, Thornhill ON 404.86 2 Bill Morrison - Susy Morrison, Bartlesville OK 383.48 3 Bob Steigmann - Sherry Steigmann, Urbana IL 379.72 3 Lavern Wiebe - Ellen Wiebe, Aurora IL 372.98 4 J D Ryan - David Rockenfield, Janesville WI 373.08 4 Joan Asheroff, Bethpage NY; Carolyn Carlin, Jericho NY 368.86 5 Burt Lipsky, Scarsdale NY; Arnie Goldstein, Lake Worth FL 370.64 5 Al Perry, Kingwood TX; Gary Foutch, Stillwater OK 366.48 6 Cheryl Haines - John Lagodimos, Redwood City CA 370.02 6 Irwin Green - Linda Green, Delray Beach FL 366.14 7 Peter Petruzzellis, Scarborough ON; Carolyn Feldman, Downsview ON 368.02 7 Brian Gilbert, Orange CA; Larry Gilbert, Burien WA 364.98 8 Mike Warmke - Steve Neumueller, Janesville WI 367.86 8 Bill Hugenberg, Grand Junction CO; Douglas McCormac, North Dartmouth MA 364.48 9 Richard Streeter, Milwaukee WI; Leonard Snyder, Lacey WA 363.86 9 Ann Baum, Newton MA; Alan Frantz, Wayland MA 357.98 10 Colleen Treanor, Frisco TX; Carol Crossman, Lisle IL 353.86 10 David Halasi, Toronto ON; Mike Nadler, North York ON 353.78 11 Lon Sunshine, Framingham MA; Ivanie Yeo, Brighton MA 335.00 11 Joan Rubin, Encino CA; Gilbert Stinebaugh, Van Nuys CA 350.78 12 Steve Epstein, Pittsford NY; Gerald Ungar, Cincinnati OH 334.52 12 Irwin Bender, Glencoe IL; Carl Jones, Chicago IL 349.00 13 Ralph Tamlyn - Gloria Tamlyn, Larchmont NY 331.52 13 Kelley Wilson, Wilmington DE; Kurt Engleman, Newark DE 342.48 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS M, N EAST-WEST 1 Jim Kehoe - Chuck Michalski, Glen Ellyn IL 389.50 1 Larry Ascher, New York NY; Mike Botwin, Baldwin NY 443.00 2 Jon Weinberg - Charles Howard, Minneapolis MN 384.50 2 Marie Wiley - Judi Waters, London ON 405.00 3 Joe Grue, Minneapolis MN; Art Bakshian, Plymouth MN 384.00 3 Pierre Beauregard - Nicolle Beauregard, Saint Lazare PQ 400.00 4 Rich Williams - Jody Williams, San Carlos CA 379.00 4 Richard Murray, West Allis WI; Gary Williams, Milwaukee WI 369.50 5 Betty Schultz - Frances Doss, Harvard IL 375.50 5 Nathan Banker, Woodhaven MI; Vicki Zujko, Clinton Township MI 366.00 6 Dave Feldman, New York NY; James Gleick, Garrison NY 368.50 6 Terry Feetham, Bethesda MD; Max Limbocker, Louisville KY 365.00 7 Brian Crossley - Mike Cassel, Minneapolis MN 362.00 7 Qing Yang, Somerville MA; Fred Zhang, Cambridge MA 351.50 8 Kenneth Tatz, Highland Park IL; A Reis, Skokie IL 358.50 8 David Shukan, Los Angeles CA; Larry Scissors, Santa Monica CA 345.50 9 Joe Shull, New Haven IN; Michael Clegg, Fort Wayne IN 355.50 9 Vijay Bal - Dileep Bal, Fair Oaks CA 342.50 10 Chris Davis - Dolly Davis, Sparks NV 354.00 10 Darcy Schroeder, Mesa AZ; Adele Verkamp, Phoenix AZ 342.00 11 Elaine Estes, Grapevine TX; Vivian Chrom, Don Mills ON 349.50 11 Rosemary Zonker, Elkhart IN; Teen Robertson, Mishawaka IN 338.00 12 Bill Grosnick, Wyncote PA; Douglas Dye, Wyndmoor PA 345.50 12 Thomas Simon - Marion Simon, Yonkers NY 331.50 13 Harriet Gilbert, Chicago IL; Carole Drew, Glen Ellyn IL 333.50 13 Tom Sucher, Roselle IL; Mark Ganzer, Barrington IL 328.00

TUESDAY AL SCHMIDT FLIGHT A PAIRS FIRST SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS LL, KK, JJ EAST-WEST A X A X 1 1 Barbara Doran, Silver Spring MD; Donna Rodwell, Naperville IL 598.00 1 1 Daniel Friedman - Linda Friedman, Orinda CA 640.50 2 Earle Davis, Glenview IL; Jerry Jackson, Chicago IL 580.00 2 Bobbi Johnson - R Wayne Penrod, Centerville OH 583.50 3 2 Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA; Adrienne Green, Venice CA 579.50 3 2 Peter Fricano - Larry Sunser, Syracuse NY 570.50 4 Dorthy Francis, Memphis TN; Ellen Siebert, Little Rock AR 577.50 4 3 Brian Gunnell, Jacksonville FL; Anne Dillon, Bala Cynwy d PA 568.00 5 3 Tadashi Yoshida, Tokyo 168; Ayako Amano, Tokyo 167 561.50 5 4 Neil Montague, Swampscott MA; Bob Gorsey, Vlg Nagog Wds MA 555.00 6 Sean Ganness, Miami FL; Warren Oberfield, Pittsburgh PA 556.50 6 Janet Marsh - Thomas Clark, Indianapolis IN 551.50 7 4 Sue Moss, Bloomfield MI; Brenda Jaffe, Farmington MI 556.00 7/8 Brenda Keller, Boise ID; Jack Coleman, San Francisco CA 536.50 8 5 Sylvia Shallon, Los Angeles CA; Dolores Markovitz, Niles IL 553.00 7/8 Betsey Schneider, San Carlos CA; Bev Nelson, Fort Myers FL 536.50 9 6 Dianne Vander Sommen, Tampa FL; Carolyn Holcomb, Englewood FL 545.50 9/10 Joan Jackson - Petra Hamman, Dallas TX 531.50 10 Keith Garber, Pelham NY; Maralin Cohen, Great Neck NY 544.00 9/10 5 Jan Assini, Chagrin Falls OH; Peter Grover, Pittsburgh PA 531.50 11 7 Eli Schneider - Cynthia Schneider, E Brunswick NJ 538.00 11 Jim Mahaffey, Winter Park FL; Larry Mori, Clearwater FL 530.50 12 8 Walter Rassbach - Nancy Rassbach, Westminster CO 537.50 12 6 Dick Arnold, Kenosha WI; James Letts, Rock Island IL 530.00 13 Paul Kubiak, Fort Lauderdale FL; Erez Hendelman, Miami FL 521.00 13 7 Rick Bobrow, Potomac MD; James Musumeci, Carbondale IL 5 27.50 14 Ronald Kraft, Hightstown NJ; Alexander Allen, Princeton NJ 516.50 14 8 Bruce Culmer, Washington DC; Denise Thouvenin, New York NY 527.00 15 Karen Erlanger, Saint Louis MO; Paul White, Edmond OK 512.50 15 Jim Bachelder - George St Pierre, Columbus OH 519.50 16 John Cook, Bow NH; Anna Carlson, Loudon NH 512.00 16 Janet Neel Fleenor, Bowling Green KY; Susan Torrey, Chapel Hill NC 519.00 17 Barbara Sion, Las Vegas NV; Suzy Burger, W Bloomfield MI 506.50 17 Connie Coquillette - Sherwin Moscow, West Linn OR 515.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS OO, PP EAST-WEST A X A X 1 Frank King Jr, Alexandria VA; Sarah Cressy, Cataumet MA 596.45 1 1 Thomas Walter, Flossmoor IL; John Goring, Richton Park IL 577.33 2 Donald Rockstad - Al Nisius, Duluth MN 594.87 2 2 Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY; Ted Newman, New York NY 576.29 3 Marvin Talish, Merrick NY; Chuck Lamprey, White Plains NY 591.28 3 3 Lee De Simone - Melvin Welles, Alexandria VA 564.83 4 Paul Meerschaert, Excelsior MN; Steven Gaynor, St Louis Park MN 577.87 4 4 Stephanie Hamilton, Medford MA; John Hoffman, Los Gatos CA 564.07 5 Alan Kleist, Cheverly MD; Leo Lasota, Laurel MD 567.57 5 Chuck Malcolm - Marti Malcolm, Topeka KS 554.56 6 1 Walter Schenker, Pine Brook NJ; Michael Gore, Brooklyn NY 544.13 6 Sheila Pies, Potomac MD; Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY 548.87 7 2 Martin Cooper - Roslyn Cooper, Northbrook IL 541.73 7 5 Colin Lee, Toronto ON; Danny Miles, North York ON 532.15 8 3 Lynn Johannesen - Dale Johannesen, Sunnyvale CA 539.45 8 Patti Lee, Toronto ON; Barbara Sims, Mississauga ON 531.27 9 Sam Nelson, Northbrook IL; Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL 526.77 9 John Ramos - Aaron Silverstein, New York NY 529.87 10 4 Thomas Carmichael, Iselin NJ; Samuel Hirschman, Southfield MI 525.01 10 Jay Cohodes, Hollywood FL; Kay Beck, Indianapolis IN 521.12 5 Judy Wirtenberg, E Brunswick NJ; Joyce Penn, Columbus OH 493.79

BEN BIELIE SENIOR PAIRS 2ND OF 2 SESSIONS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION AAA EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Deanna Fox, Glencoe IL; Marcia Plonsker, Highland Park IL 184.00 1 1 Berta Ingram, Peachtree Cty GA; Sallye Koehl, Palmetto GA 187.50 2 2 Daniel Tillberry - Beverly Tillberry, Spring Hill FL 176.50 2 Shirley Stanton - Arlene Weingarten, Houston TX 183.00 3 Annalee Gault, Raleigh NC; Francine Deutsch, Tucson AZ 175.50 3/4 Ronald Coertse - Florence Labno, Palos Hills IL 168.00 4 3 Betty Capodice, Bloomington IL; Marion Eaton, Naples FL 175.00 3/4 Shawn Concannon, Oak Lawn IL; Michael D’Errico, Chicago Heights IL 168.00 5 Shirley Palmer, Chicago IL; Jack Paul, Skokie IL 167.00 5/6 2/3 Gail Schilling - Joan Gerow, Kaukauna WI 167.00 6 4 Gail Bachmann - Bea Jackson, Northbrook IL 160.50 5/6 2/3 Hal Judelson - Edward Klein, Chicago IL 167.00 7 5 Gilbert Ramirez - Teiko Peterson, San Francisco CA 157.50 7 4 Steve Slinger - Christa Slinger, Randolph WI 165.50 6 1 R Cramer - Nell Jane Cramer, Davenport IA 157.00 5 Lucille Chaffee - Estelle Von Zellen, De Kalb IL 161.50 2 Audrey Abbott, Southampton; Janice Trott, Devonshire 154.00 1 Corrine Weprin - Charles Weprin, Dayton OH 154.50 2 Marilyn Gould, Northbrook IL; Ruby Ressler, Chicago IL 144.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION BBB EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 1 Geraldene Walker, Albany NY; Sylvia Pau, New York NY 184.71 1 1 1 Matthew Cullen - David Roller, Elk Grove Vlg IL 186.00 2 Larue Wells, Reading PA; Dean Berger, Leola PA 183.83 2 2 John Dockray - Edith Dockray, Wayne PA 183.79 3 2 Sue Altshuler - Sam Altshuler, Niles IL 181.71 3 Paul Scherer - Dean Duncan, Mishawaka IN 170.17 4 Ronnie Kutik, Chappaqua NY; Liz Bartholomew, Pennington NJ 179.83 4 3 Sajida Shariff, Green Bay WI; Charleen Guinther, De Pere WI 169.29 5 3 Evelyn Ruby, Chestnut Hill MA; Dorothy Lakin, Delray Beach FL 173.00 5 4 Hazel Beringer Jr - Ellen Bierman, Scarsdale NY 162.50 6 4 David Herwitz - Carla Herwitz, Swampscott MA 172.21 6 5 Mildred Lefebvre - Sadie Lapinsky, Chicago IL 160.13 5 Robert Goldstein, Skokie IL; Warren Cordt, Chicago IL 166.46 2 Carol Bloom, Friendswood TX; Shirley McGuire, Bloomington IL 157.70 2 Mary Anne Peters - Sharon Gathmann, Omaha NE 156.13 3 Leona Sabatino - Joseph Sabatino, Quakertown NJ 151.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION CCC EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Eleanor Shadur, Glencoe IL; Mary Sexton, Glenview IL 186.89 1 Ron Woodsum, Houston TX; Lon Kieffer III, Hermann MO 215.62 2 2 William Jenkins, Amarillo TX; Paul McGough, Langley WA 184.77 2 1 Carol Joy Spiegel - George Spiegel, Pikesville MD 175.74 3 3 1 Thomas Drennan, Hinsdale IL; Joseph Nolfi, Melrose Park IL 182.80 3 2 1 Yukie Kato, Honolulu HI; Ming Lee, Oakbrook IL 169.00 4 4 Felice Salsburg, Wilkes Barre PA; Riva Lubin, Kingston PA 174.07 4 3 2 Patricia Kossoris, Menomonee Falls WI; Paul Kroening, Dousman WI 165.35 5 5 Mary Mueller - Miriam Moller, Milwaukee WI 169.16 5 Stefan Rzad - Nele Rzad, Rexford NY 165.18 6 6 2 R Mitchell, Chicago IL; R Minehart, North Barringto IL 163.01 6 4 Harry Gottlieb - Richard Brewer, Chicago IL 164.55 3 Jody Wadhwa, Northbrook IL; Santosh Wadhwa, Union City CA 162.56 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION DDD EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 1 Susan McMahan - Julie Ford, Houston TX 186.50 1 Charles Clickner, Clearwater FL; Mary Dzyacky, Palm Harbor FL 222.50 2 Joan Hasch, Frankfort IL; Robert Butz, Kankakee IL 184.00 2 1 Carole Gertz - Jane Kennedy, Chicago IL 200.00 3 Phyllis Cohen, Durham NC; Louise Wiegman, Mesa AZ 178.00 3 2 1 William Merrill, Oak Park IL; R Walden, Winfield IL 171.50 4 Kay Hathaway, Glenview IL; Marilyn Burali-Forti, Milano 20124 176.00 4 3 Carolyn Watson, Westfield NJ; Eleanor Godfrey, De Kalb IL 170.00 5 2 Chris McNaughton - Judy McNaughton, Scottsdale AZ 172.50 5 4 2 Ethel Gordon - Michael Gordon, Toledo OH 168.50 6 3 J McGuan Jr, Munster IN; James O’Connell, Merrillville IN 168.50 6 5 Joan Kellerman, Kansas City MO; Constance Galanti, La Grange IL 167.50 7 4 2 Harold Collings - Clifford Rhein, Saint Helena Is SC 166.00 7 6 Marcia Aspinall - Andrew Katai, Naperville IL 164.50 3 Robert Neumann, Winnetka IL; Elaine Kehm Tallackson, Chicago IL 158.00 TUESDAY AFTERNOON CONTINUOUS PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION II EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Merle Liverman - Bob Scruton, Pointe Claire PQ 172.61 1 1 Joan Cherry - Gwyn Morgan, Toronto ON 175.50 2 1 David Nurenberg - M O Crawford, Dallas TX 169.72 2/3 Jean Cole, Houston TX; John Blubaugh, Indianapolis IN 174.06 3 Margaret Moore - Judi Amatangelo, Northville MI 166.11 2/3 2 Rebecca Dills, Belmont MI; Marlene Weny, Grand Rapids MI 174.06 4 2 Phyllis Pratt - Richard Schneider, Blue Island IL 158.89 4 Donna Simon - Daniel Simon, South Bend IN 167.56 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION GG EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Dennis Cleary, Cazenovia NY; David Katz, San Diego CA 193.92 1 Rosemarie Miller, Waverly NY; Robert McPhee, Belleville ON 216.50 2 Ted Sterling, Vancouver BC; Stephen Levy, Las Vegas NV 178.50 2 Joseph Dragoun, Steubenville OH; Sharon Fairchild, Rocky River OH 198.96 3 Diane Travis, Cincinnati OH; Ed Judy, Chicago IL 172.83 3 Stephen Weiner - Renay Danto Weiner, Bloomfield MI 193.33 4 1 Joanne Carroll - Edith Coley, Carrollton GA 169.17 4 Lee Esworthy - Kay Esworthy, Naperville IL 178.17 5 Jacqueline Walker, San Diego CA; Paul Klokochar, Manteca CA 167.00 5 1 Larry Johnson, Minneapolis MN; Janelle Selid, Saint Paul MN 172.80 6 Denise Zongas, Bass River MA; James Tullis, Niles IL 164.33 6 2 Charles Brown, Denton TX; J McCleskey, Seminole TX 172.33 Daily Bulletin Page 15

2 Ursula Maini - Trotanow Tanja, D-80798 Muenche N 145.17 3 E Lewis - Robert Halsey, Chicago IL 150.83 3 Carol Pollock, Bannockburn IL; James Collins, Atlanta GA 144.17 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HH EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Corinne Leachman, Las Vegas NV; Gary Mitchell, Regina SK 214.00 1 Dorothy Kelleher, Portland ME; Jan Ter Weele, Falmouth ME 193.50 2 1 John Bacsa, Wood Dale IL; Richard Frost, Chicago IL 196.00 2 Kenneth Deutsch, Evanston IL; David Warner, Aurora CO 190.00 3 2 Henry Darby, Chicago IL; Clarann Stocker, New York NY 190.50 3 James Carbaugh, Willmar MN; George Nett, Macomb IL 185.00 4 Brian Greis, Lake Forest IL; Eileen Axelrod, Chicago IL 186.50 4 H Fertig, Oviedo FL; James Edmunds, Altamonte Spg FL 180.00 5 Elaine Said, Nashville TN; Marshall Kuschner, Reston VA 160.00 5 1 Mary Jo Branscomb, Corpus Christi TX; Nataly Goldin, Auburndale MA 175.00 6 Deana Liddy - Albert Feldman, Omaha NE 155.00 6 2 Scott Hansen, Ames IA; Dolores Schwartz, Pittsford NY 166.50

TUESDAY LIGHT OPEN PAIRS SECOND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION FFF EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Max Brimberg, New York NY; Robert Ewing, Charlotte NC 183.00 1 Ronald Schacht, Flushing NY; Mary Ludwig, Port Washington NY 202.50 2 Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK; Harry Posmantier, Skokie IL 179.50 2 Larry Kolker - Bettie Gershman, Saint Louis MO 201.50 3 2 1 Michael Abramson, Toledo OH; Jeremy Schryber, London UK 172.50 3 1 Victor Becker - M Miller, Skokie IL 195.50 4 Carol Fein, Sun City West AZ; Jerry Drennan, Redding CA 172.00 4 2 Elaine Morrison, North York ON; Samuel Miller, Glencoe IL 174.00 5 3 Karen Lazarus, Flossmoor IL; David Mitzit, New Lenox IL 169.50 5 Elvera Levine - Jerry Helms, Charlotte NC 165.50 6 4 2 Sandi Schlueter - Ann Elgin, Chicago IL 168.00 6 3 1 Joan Weinstein, Vero Beach FL; Joan Burnstan, Wilmette IL 154.00 7 Daniel Kenney, Clarendon Hls IL; Kenneth Lane, Chicago IL 165.50 7/8 4/5 Frances McClain, St Simons Is GA; Bess Perkins, Mandeville LA 153.00 5 Jerry Campeau - Rosalie Campeau, Libertyville IL 163.50 7/8 4/5 2 Mike Meltzer - Brian Meltzer, Long Grove IL 153.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION GGG EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Steve Shirey, Fort Worth TX; Gary Neisler, N Richlnd Hls TX 198.00 1/2 1 Janice Van Dyke - Terry Van Dyke, Memphis TN 190.00 2 1 1 Tom Beardsley, Richmond KY; Gary Dayton, Champaign IL 188.42 1/2 Gloria Weber, Wilmette IL; Sylvia Simon, Northfield IL 1 90.00 3 2 June Spiezer, Northbrook IL; Twila Lee Dahl, Long Grove IL 185.58 3 2 Pennie Levin, Riverwoods IL; Barbara Sacks, Buffalo Grove IL 175.50 4 R Fogel, Lombard IL; A Franzese, Westchester IL 176.92 4 3 1 Charles Wright Jr, Winnetka IL; John Lally, Chicago IL 174.50 5 Laura Brill - Rick Goldstein, White Plains NY 170.70 5 Ronald Simmons, Lasalle IL; Richard Gibons, Princeton IL 174.00 6 3 Alma Karas, Batavia IL; Martha Holtslander, Yorkville IL 165.58 6 4 Eleanor Gimon, Greenwich CT; Margaret Jones, Cos Cob CT 170.50 7 4 Judy Riehs - Dorothy Leonard, Wheeling IL 159.79 7 5 Audrey Chard, Stockton CA; Shirley Gonzales, San Ysidro CA 168.00 2 Linda Cole, Winthrop Harbor IL; Erma Baude, Santa Ana CA 155.58 2 Annette Clark - Patricia Galt, Indianapolis IN 151.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION HHH EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Chester Johnson - Herbert Taylor, Chicago IL 183.33 1 John Jeffrey - Jeffrey Gargrave, Las Vegas NV 187.00 2 1 Steve Vrooman, Beachwood OH; Bert Koslen, Chagrin Falls OH 179.50 2 Pat Chisholm, Lakewood OH; Roger Tiktin, Independence OH 183.50 3 2 Cary Van Der Meulen, Scottsdale AZ; G Mikel, Naperville IL 173.83 3 1 1 Benjamin Beazley - Michael Goode, Toledo OH 183.00 4 Thomas Gardner - Beverly Gardner, Southfield MI 170.96 4 2 2 Horia Ioanid, East Brunswick NJ; James Phillips, Park Ridge IL 171.96 5 Kathy Schenk - Marvin Schenk, Phoenix AZ 167.50 5 3 Steven Hunt, Greenwood MI; John Morgan, Saint Clair MI 169.38 6/7 3/4 Barbara Wick, Oconomowoc WI; Laverne Wuebben, Brookfield WI 163.50 6 4 Justine Dase, Las Vegas NV; Judy Graf, Clarence NY 161.50 6/7 3/4 Seymour Diamond - Elaine Diamond, Chicago IL 163.50 7 5 Richard Whitsitt - Robert Whitsitt, Rockford IL 161.00 5 1 Richard Hevrdejs, Chicago IL; George Waddell Jr, Lockport IL 163.00 2 Dean Archer - Jane Archer, Garden Grove CA 151.50

SCHMIDT STRATIFIED B/C/D PAIRS FIRST SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 1 Helen Close, Janesville WI; Nancy Sue Sternberg, Milwaukee WI 193.00 1 Robert Oslin, Chicago IL; S Scot Moir, Bensenville IL 189.50 2 Melody Gann - William White, Arlington TX 189.00 2 Hai Thi Gates, Denton TX; Kathleen Centorino, Chestnut Hill MA 187.50 3 William Starns Jr, D-61352 Bad Hom BU; Speros Nicholas, Wiesbadeen GR 188.00 3 Joseph Winkler - Thomas Crawley, Arlington Hts IL 186.50 4 2 Carrie St Onge, Burnsville MN; Phyllis Anderson, Saint Paul MN 165.00 4 1 Nick Rogers, Harrod OH; Sheila Lu, Huber Heights OH 172.00 5 3 1 Ralph Greenleaf - Susan Greenleaf, Williamsport PA 160.50 5 Anna Zagoloff - Philip Lentz, New York NY 165.00 6 4 2 Kenneth Russell, Wonder Lake IL; Sharon Kluck, West Allis WI 156.50 6 2 Peg Clifford - Janet Shaheen, Canton OH 163.00 3 Lucille Adolphson - Shirley Dommers, Rockford IL 160.00 1 Allen O’Dell - Betsy O’Dell, Bethlehem PA 152.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 Deborah Case, San Francisco CA; Larry Yarger, Minneapolis MN 184.70 1 Manny Likou - Carolyn Kirk, Dundee IL 185.04 2 1 Alice Leicht - Brenda Mason Carter, San Diego CA 184.33 2 1 Charles Casey - Susan Munn, Houston TX 167.83 3 2 1 Shirley Johnson, Sheldon IL; Waneta Dailey, Watseka IL 173.33 3 Marlene Konik - William Geleerd Jr, Highland Park IL 166.04 4 Benjamin Lev - Debbie Lev, W Bloomfield MI 173.21 4 2 1 John Schnablegger, Sault Ste Marie ON; Harvey Shifrin, Dallas TX 165.83 5 Betty Jackson, Temple City CA; Jeanette Deverian, Pasadena CA 169.96 5 Audrey Gordon, Evanston IL; Regina Rosenstein, Highland Park IL 163.38 3 Carole Taussig - Jo Carnahan, Columbus OH 169.46 3 Janet Gucciardo, Loves Park IL; Mary Pirrello, Rockford IL 157.67 2 Lois Spaeth - Ronald Spaeth, Grosse Pointe MI 149.29 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UU EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 Grace Wagner, Marietta GA; Phil Hook, Atlanta GA 195.50 1 1 Edna Clay, Paget; Barbara Huntington, Hamilton 196.00 2 Clement Gosiewski II, Chicago IL; Jeffrey Carter, Lombard IL 187.00 2 Gloria Swanson - Norman Swanson, Rivervale NJ 193.50 3 1 1 Evelyn McDowell, Marco Island FL; Mary Briner, Plano TX 170.50 3 Marty Freedman - Ellen Freedman, Lafayette CO 180.50 4 Jayne Paquette - Patricia Brish, Marquette MI 167.00 4 Shirley Tartick - Joan Klap, Toronto ON 177.50 5/6 2/3 Aimee Housholder, Trumbull CT; Robert Wolf, Chicago IL 161.50 5 E Batko, Deerfield IL; Joy Eckerling, Buffalo Grove IL 169.00 5/6 2/3 Catherine Fashingbauer, Elmhurst IL; Patricia Chesler, Oak Park IL 161.50 2 Neil Manley Jr, Detroit MI; Frank Bresnahan, Southfield MI 163.00 3 Vicki Loring - Arthur Loring, Boston MA 158.50 1 Nancy Lucht - Mary Chun, Greenwich CT 141.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION VV EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 1 Henry Arnold, Sewanee TN; Stephen Becker, Walla Walla WA 191.50 1 Joanne Glazebrook, Washington IL; Gail Moon, Normal IL 180.50 2 Glen Neidhardt, Chapel Hill NC; Alfred Killian, Highland Park IL 185.50 2 D Atteberry, Mattoon IL; Mark Daily, Lerna IL 177.00 3 2 Jim O’Brien - Sandra O’Brien, Oconomowoc WI 167.50 3 1 1 Sallie Krass - Nancy Turner, New York NY 168.00 4 3 Susan Halasi, Toronto ON; Ray Johnson, Park City UT 165.50 4 2 David Sarten - Susanne Sarten, Milsons Point, NS 166.00 5 Rita Peterson, Hinsdale IL; Jeanne Dickens, Glen Ellyn IL 161.50 5 Bernyce Zimmerman, Highland Park IL; Irene Gordon, Northbrook IL 162.50 1 Beth Armstrong, Kalamazoo MI; William Northrop, Schoolcraft MI 155.00 3 Rochelle Shapiro, Chicago IL; Sylvia Leibach, Buffalo Grove IL 159.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQ EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 Berta Meyerson Molsky, West Bloomfield MI; Marvin Molasky, W Bloomfield MI 188.00 1 Helen Anglemire, Rockford IL; Arlene Hoernecke, Belvidere IL 171.50 2 1 Stanley Foster - Patricia Wittmaack, Lincoln NE 183.00 2 Linda Gross, Manhasset NY; Sande Boas, Jupiter FL 170.00 3 2 Allan Roderiques - Lois Belliveau, Lynn MA 179.50 3 Tomasa Hankins, Clovis CA; Angie Knechtges, Grafton OH 169.00 4 3 David Harper, Willowick OH; Kenneth Holzheimer, Willoughby OH 168.50 4 1 1 Julie Irving - Rochelle Andress, Hudson WI 168.00 5 Patricia Rogoski, Memphis TN; Margaret Brennan, Des Moines IA 166.50 5/6 2/3 Jo Johnson - Yasuko Bornstein, New York NY 164.00 6 4 1 Robert Bosley, Bellingham WA; Van Buchanan, Victoria BC 163.00 5/6 2/3 Marvin Meyers - Naida Meyers, Skokie IL 164.00 2 Helen Simonette, Salado TX; Belva Barrington, Belton TX 157.00 4 2 Meredith Mattison, Brown Deer WI; Elaine Perlman, Whitefish Bay WI 155.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RR EAST-WEST B C D B C D 1 1 Frances Rothenberg - Seymour Rothenberg, Windsor CT 189.50 1 1 1 Glenda Marshall - Billie Ainsworth, Tulsa OK 202.50 2 2 1 Joyce Gautier - Norman Gautier, The Woodlands TX 186.50 2 2 Vivian Topping, Elk Grove Vlg IL; Charles Paschke, York PA 170.50 3 3 Bob Williams, Middlefield CT; Frank Lavallee, Portland CT 183.00 3 3 Bruce McDonough, Farmington MI; Marcie Berky, Chicago IL 165.50 4 4 2 Lee Ohliger, Ridgewood NJ; Ellyn Ritterskamp, Charlotte NC 171.00 4 Thomas Corlett - Ethel Buzze, Waco TX 165.00 5 Charles Dailey - Charles Smith, Erie PA 162.50 5 Sandra Talish, Merrick NY; Marlene Solender, Tamarac FL 160.50 6 Kathleen Wood, Madison WI; Donald Penberthy, Sun Prairie WI 160.50 6 4 2 Stephen Wolf - Eugene Janulis, Saint Paul MN 159.50

TUESDAY MORNING 199ER PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION KK EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Joyce Bessette - Dale Bessette, Neshkoro WI 136.67 1 John Schnablegger, Sault Ste Marie ON; Allan Willey, Scottsdale AZ 127.81 2 1 1 Mary Armacost, Hillsborough CA; Christine Hevener, San Mateo CA 132.17 2 A Siddiqui - S Siddiqui, Indianapolis IN 124.00 3 2 2 John Shufelt - Jean Shufelt, W Bloomfield MI 130.72 3 1 D Abraham, Windsor ON; Jack Blaine, St Clair Beach ON 121.00 4 Axaybabu Dave - Rekha Dave, Saline MI 130.50 4 2 Ronald Elmer, Reno NV; H Zoellner, Santa Clara CA 120.00 5 3 Judith Goodnight - Mary Mezera, Neenah WI 120.50 5 3 1 Charles Sweet, Barrington IL; J. Michael Griem, Lake Bluff IL 118.00 6 4 Robert Herz, Boulder CO; Andrea Cain, Longmont CO 118.50 6 Marian Rachford, Madison MS; Betsy Hoyd, Brookfield IL 117.81 7 Mildred Hamberg, Long Is City NY; Joan Heilbroner, New York NY 117.61 7 4 2 Karen Hershberg, Harrison NY; Sandi Foreman, Scarsdale NY 116.50

TUESDAY MORNING VANCOUVER CONTINUOUS PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION MM EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Ellen Anten, Encino CA; Steve Gross, Ventura CA 104.50 1 1 Vera Sinsheimer, Houston TX; Subramania Krishnamurthi, Baton Rouge LA 104.00 2 George Ferre, Cheraw SC; Jack Armstrong, Falls Church VA 100.00 2 Janice Schroeder, Hendersonville NC; Barbara Fitzgerald, Vergennes VT 103.50 3 William Hugenberg Jr, Grand Jct CO; Douglas McCormac, N Dartmouth MA 97.50 3 Arnold Geyzer, Midland MI; Russell Stowers, Weidman MI 98.00 4 1 William Fitch, Lakewood CO; Bob April, Westminster CO 97.00 4 2 Marilyn Daignault, Lake Forest IL; Barbara Subak, Northbrook IL 90.50 2 Gilbert Fox, Auburn IN; Sylvia Landau, Chicago IL 80.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION NN EAST-WEST A B A B 1 Ken Gee, Regina SK; Carol Pollock, Bannockburn IL 97.86 1 David Segal, Sherman Oaks CA; Valerie Aron, Santa Monica CA 100.00 2 1 Kevin Podsiadlik, Dallas TX; Malcolm Todd Jr, Atlanta GA 97.50 2 1 David Hoover - Barbara Mateer, State College PA 98.07 3 2 William Murphy, Rhinelander WI; Katherine Cave, Annapolis MD 92.50 3 Kent Vandewater, Flushing NY; Susan Vandewater, Bays ide NY 93.64 4 William Burks III, Atlanta GA; Scott Peeples, Plano TX 85.07 4 John Hackett, Oxford ME; Robert Rinehart, Northumberlnd PA 89.00 3 Carole Budnick, Atlanta GA; Jane Kimbell, Greensboro GA 80.43 2 Philip Shadick - Stephen Ball, Hamilton 81.64 TODAY’S SCHEDULE *Unless otherwise indicated, Strati-Flighted Open events are divided: A (3000+/0-3000 and separate); B, C & D stratified -- B (750-1500), C (300-750), D (0-300). Strati-Flighted Senior events are divided: A (unlimited and separate); B (500-1500), C (0-500). Strat breaks for Stratified Open and Senior events are: A (1500+), B (500-1500), C (0-500). For Continuous Pairs and single-session open events, strat breaks are A (750+), B (0-750).

Wednesday, July 29, 1998, 9:00 a.m. Event Session Entry Sold Michigan Avenue KO Teams 1st $44 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level (Continues at 9:00 a.m. Thursday and Friday, at 8:00 p.m. Saturday) Hilton Morning KO Teams 3rd $44 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level Vancouver Morning Continuous/Side Pairs* 2nd $22 pair NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $20 pair NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level Wednesday, July 29, 1998, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. Daylight Stratified Open Pairs* 1st & 2nd $44 pair NorthEast Exhibit Hall, lower level Strati-Flighted Senior Pairs* 1st & 2nd $44 pair NorthEast Exhibit Hall, lower level Wednesday, July 29, 1998, 1:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. SPINGOLD KO TEAMS $108 team Continental Ballroom, Lobby level WAGAR KO TEAMS $108 team Room 4A, fourth floor SENIOR SWISS TEAMS 1st & 2nd F $96 team Continental Ballroom, Lobby level RED RIBBON PAIRS 1st & 2nd F $48 pair International Ballroom, 2nd level Strati-Flighted Open Swiss Teams* 1st & 2nd $88 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level Stratified Open Pairs* 1st & 2nd $44 pair International Ballroom, 2nd level Bracketed KO Teams IV 1st & 2nd $44 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level (Continues Thursday) Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday Continuous/Side Pairs* 5th & 6th $22 pair International Ballroom, 2nd level Stratified 199er Swiss Teams single $40 team Williford Room, 3rd floor 199er, 99er, 49er, 0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $20 pair Williford Room, 3rd floor Wednesday, July 29, 1998, 5:00 p.m. Dinnertime Compact KO Teams 2nd $22 team NorthEast Exhibit Hall, lower level Wednesday, July 29, 1998, 8:00 p.m. Bracketed Compact KO Teams 1st & 2nd $44 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level (Continues Thursday) Wednesday, July 29, 1998, midnight Zip KO Teams* single $40 team Williford Room, 3rd floor

*Unless otherwise indicated, strat breaks for Stratified OpenTOMORROW’S and Senior events are: A (1500+), SCHEDULE B (500-1500), C (0-500). For Continuous Pairs and single-session open events, strat breaks are A (750+), B (0-750).

Thursday, July 30, 1998, 9:00 a.m. Event Session Entry Sold Michigan Avenue KO Teams 2nd $44 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level Hilton Morning KO Teams 4th $44 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level Vancouver Morning Continuous/Side Pairs* 3rd $22 pair NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single $20 pair NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level Thursday, July 30, 1998, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. Daylight Stratified Open Pairs* 1st & 2nd $44 pair NorthEast Exhibit Hall, lower level Stratified Senior Pairs* 1st & 2nd $44 pair NorthEast Exhibit Hall, lower level Bracketed Senior KO Teams 1st & 2nd $44 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level (Continues at 10 a.m. & 3 p.m. Friday) Thursday, July 30, 1998, 1:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. SPINGOLD KO TEAMS $108 team Continental Ballroom, Lobby level WAGAR KO TEAMS $108 team Room 4A, Fourth floor IMP PAIRS 1st & 2nd Q $54 pair International Ballroom, 2nd level NATIONAL 199ER PAIRS 1st & 2nd $44 pair Williford Room, 3rd floor Stratified Open Pairs* 1st & 2nd $44 pair NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level Bracketed KO Teams IV 3rd & 4th $44 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level Thursday-Friday-Saturday Continuous/Side Pairs* 1st & 2nd $22 pair NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level 199er, 99er, 49er, 0-20, 0-5 Pairs single $20 pair Williford Room, 3rd floor Thursday, July 30, 1998, 5:00 p.m. Dinnertime Compact KO Teams 3rd $22 team NorthEast Exhibit Hall, lower level Thursday, July 30, 1998, 8:00 p.m. Bracketed Compact KO Teams 3rd & 4th $44 team NorthWest Exhibit Hall, lower level Thursday, July 30, 1998, midnight Zip Stratified Swiss Teams* single $40 team Williford Room, 3rd floor