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November 19-29, 1998 72nd Fall North American Bridge Championships

Orlando, Florida DailyVolume 72, Number 3 Sunday, November 22,Bulletin 1998 Editors: Brent Manley and Henry Francis Lew and JoAnna Stansby, propelled by a huge first Stansbys strong infinal LM session, Openclaimed victory byvictory more than a in the Life Master Open Pairs -- their first major pairs win together, and her first North American champion- ship. “Our combined pairs wins just tripled,” Lew said after learning of the win. “I had one and she had none.” The Stansbys won with a 68.5% game in the after- noon, followed by 58% in the evening. In second place were of San Francisco and Richard Schwartz of Flushing NY. Barbara Sartorious, left, and Sharon Hait Lew’s only other win in a major pairs event was with Ralph Katz in the Open Pairs at the 1986 Spring Continued on page 7 Sartorius - Hait top

Lew and JoAnna Stansby BarbaraLM Sartorius Women’s of Parsippany NJ and Sharon Hait of Livingston NJ are best friends, bridge part- ners -- and now North American champions. They Mission for Junior had two great sessions yesterday to win going away in the Life Master Women’s Pairs. Runners-up were of Los Angeles and Shannon Lipscomb WhenCorps the Junior -- players recruitment got together for their Jun- ior Day dinner, they were told of the recently enunci- of Red Bank TN, followed by Mildred Breed of ated Junior Corps mission: Bryan TX and Shawn Quinn of Katy TX. • Recruit new members. Sartorius and Hait got better and better as the • Recruit Juniors to take part in the World Jun- event moved along -- their two strongest sessions ior Camp and the World Junior Pairs. were the finals. They won by more than a board a • Prepare for the World Junior Team Champi- half. onship. John Markey, left, and John Cobb “We didn’t give anything away today, and we took David Silber, CEO of the ACBL, told the Juniors, whatever the opponents offered,” said Sartorius. “You are the future of bridge. Through you we can “We got a zero on our second board tonight -- make sure that bridge remains strong as a recreation in misunderstanding -- and we got another zero in the North America. There is nothing more important for North Carolina duo third round -- self-inflicted,” said Hait. “But then us than the Junior programs.” He asked the Juniors to we pulled ourselves together. We played solid the pass along any ideas they have concerning Junior bridge Johntake Cobb and Non-LM John Markey ofPairs Raleigh NC led rest of the way.” and bridge in general. the field going into the final session of the Non-Life Hait was especially excited -- it was her first Brian Meyer of Buffalo and Todd Wolford of Au- Master Pairs. Then they racked up a 67.6% game in North American championship. Sartorius won the rora OH were inducted into the Junior Corps by their the final session, making absolutely sure that no one 1969 four-session Open Pairs. They play Eastern District 5 director, Sharon Fairchild. could catch them. They won by more than three boards Scientific with lots of gadgets. Wolford, 21, is training to compete for a berth on over Andy Muenz of Glen Rock NJ and Bob Zehm of Both are retired schoolteachers -- Sartorius one of the Junior teams that will play in the World Allendale NJ. Lon Sunshine of Framingham MA and Championships next year. He also teaches bridge as Ivanie Yeo of Bright MA were third, another board in taught English and social studies, Sharon taught the arrears. handicapped. Actually Sartorius still is a teacher -- Continued on page 6 Continued on page 6 now her subject is bridge. Father vs. sons -- a lively time Bob, Erik and Roger Breum of Sanford FL came to Orlando to play in the Bridge+ game yesterday -- but they arrived too late. That didn’t faze Tournament Director Betty Bratcher, how- ever. “If you stay a little while, you can have complimentary entries to the 3 o’clock game,” she told them. That appealed to Bob, the dad, and his sons. As luck would have it, they got entries in different directions in the same section. That means Dad had a chance to see how well his boys have learned the lessons he’s given them. He found that he had taught them well. Each of the boys played a hand and made their contract for above-average results. And Dad went down in his contract -- another plus for the boys. It’s not the first time the boys have played in a tournament - - but it was their first bridge tournament. Both are seasoned chess players of approximate equal strength -- “We break about even in our games,” said Erik, the 13-year-old. “Well, maybe I’m a little ahead,” said Roger, who is 10. Erik won the sixth grade chess state championship last year, and he’s going to try to add another championship when he com- Continued on page 6 Roger Breum, left, and his brother Erik attempt to defeat their father Bob during an Intermediate/ Newcomer event yesterday. P.S. -- they succeeded Page 2 Daily Bulletin

ShireenDouble Mohandes and Andytough Bowles of London SPECIAL EVENTS didn’t come all the way to Orlando to drop tricks in Sunday, Nov. 22 the Life Master Open Pairs. On this deal from the sec- 9 a.m.-noon Seminar: Getting Bridge into Schools. Bayhill I & II. No fee. Lynn Berg reports on ond qualifying session, Mohandes showed that she can programs in progress in Florida and Betty Starzec on programs in Houston. be as greedy as the next person when it comes to 9:15 a.m.-noon Board of Governors, Plaza B-C. matchpoints. 9:15 a.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Bev Nelson, Is This a ? Dlr: West «7 5 Orlando Room. Nelson, Fort Myers FL, and husband Brian are the owners/ Vul: N-S ªQ 9 6 2 managers of McGregor Point Bridge Club which ranked #6 in table count among ©Q 9 4 all ACBL in 1997. She is a Gold Life Master and an Accredited Teacher. ¨Q 8 7 2 Nelson is also a One-Star Teacher (a recognition earned by teaching 100 students «A Q 10 9 «6 the Club, Diamond, Heart or Spade Series). ª8 3 ªA K J 5 10:30 a.m.-noon Easybridge!© Accreditation course with Edith McMullin. $25. Butler Room. ©A K 8 2 ©J 5 3 5-7 p.m. Accredited Teachers’ Dinner Meeting, Bayhill I-III. $10 fee. Dinner meeting for ¨J 6 3 ¨A K 10 9 5 teachers, subsidized by ACBL. Star Teacher pins will be awarded. «K J 8 4 3 2 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Randy Pettit, Helping Partner on ª10 7 4 Defense. Orlando Room. Pettit, Marietta GA, piled up more than 2100 ©10 7 6 to win the 1997 Top 500 contest. Pettit is the first player ¨4 West North East South in more than 25 years to win the annual masterpoint contest without being a Mohandes Bowles professional player or hiring a group of pros to assist. Pettit, father of five and 1 Pass 2 Pass grandfather of 10, has been active in bridge administration at the unit level. He is « ¨ 2© Pass 3ª Pass past-president of Georgia Unit 114 and has won his unit’s Life Master Player of the 3NT All Pass Year award seven times. North led a low heart and Mohandes won the trick 11:30 p.m. Cookies, in front of Coconuts on the Recreation level. with dummy’s jack. She cashed the ¨A and played a diamond to her ace to advance the ¨J, ducked by North. A third round of clubs went to the 10 and a spade was played to the queen. Next came the top two hearts, Monday,Goodwill Nov. Day 23 then the ¨K. This was the position with three tricks to 9 a.m.-noon Club Directors Course, Orlando I. go: 9 a.m.-noon Workshop for Education Liaisons, Fairview. No fee. «-- 9:15 a.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Harriette Buckman, Takeout Doubles ªQ and the Rule of 14. Orlando Room. Buckman, Lincolnwood IL, is District 13’s ©Q 9 representative on the ACBL Board of Directors. She is a past president of the ¨--- Chicago Association and has been a CCBA board member since «10 «--- 1984. Buckman is a bridge teacher who also directs on bridge cruises. She has ª--- ª5 written articles for newcomers in the CCBA Kibitzer. Buckman once played a ©K 8 ©J round with when she was a . She is a Gold Life Master. ¨--- ¨5 10:30 a.m.-noon Easybridge!© Accreditation course with Edith McMullin. $25. Butler Room. «K --- 5-7 p.m. Goodwill Reception, Coconuts on the Recreation level. ª 10 7 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Fred Hamilton, Building a Partnership © ¨--- and the Psychology of Winning, Orlando Room. Hamilton, Fresno CA, is a When Mohandes played the 5, South had to hold professional bridge player and two-time world champion: the in ¨ onto the «K, so he let go of a diamond. Mohandes 1976 and the World Senior Pairs in 1994. A WBF Grand Master and ACBL Grand discarded the 10 and it was North’s turn to squirm. A Life Master, Hamilton has won more than 25,000 masterpoints and more than 200 « heart discard would make dummy’s ª5 good, so he regional titles.He won the Flight A and the Senior Swiss too was forced to part with a diamond. Mohandes then Teams -- his 10th and 11th NABC victories -- at the Summer NABC in Chicago. overtook dummy’s ©J and won trick 13 with the ©8. 11:15 p.m. Bingo with popcorn, lemonade & prizes. Florida III on Convention Level. Plus 520 on the was only average on a 51 top -- many pairs bid and made slam on the East- West cards -- but Mohandes gained 11 matchpoints for making the overtrick. 9 a.m.-noon Club Directors Course,Tuesday, Orlando I.Nov. 24 9:15 a.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Ellie Hanlon, Evaluation -- Reevaluation. Orlando Room. Hanlon, Lake Worth FL, is a past president of Experts to handle District 9 (Florida) and Unit 128 (Florida’s largest unit). She is a Diamond Life Master and a member of the National Goodwill Committee. Hanlon and frequent bridge phone calls partner Sallie Landa invented LAHAN, a secondary use of Stayman. After 1NT- A group of expert players have agreed to do- 2¨ and the response, a 3¨ rebid asks for minor-suit distribution -- aiming nate their time Monday to field phone calls about toward a slam. bridge from throughout Florida. 10 a.m.-noon Seminar: Using the Computer for Teachers/Clubs. Bayhill I & II. Lynn Berg. No Two lines on an 800 number have been set up fee (purchase of course materials is optional). Big- demonstrations on how to and the word has been spread that people inter- use your computer for advertising, teaching, playing, scoring and more. ested in bridge may call between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. 10:30 a.m.-noon Easybridge!© Accreditation course with Edith McMullin. $25. Butler Room. with their questions. 6:30 & 11:30 p.m. Magic Show, outside Coconuts on Recreation level. Working mostly in 30-minute shifts, the group 7:15 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Kathie Wei-Sender, Championship includes Jim Linhart, Curtis Cheek, David Lindop, Bridge. Orlando Room. Wei-Sender, Nashville, Ambassador of Bridge for the Arnie Fisher, Billy Miller, Bobby Wolff, Eddie and ACBL Honorary Member in 1987, has won three Kantar, Michael Huston, Zeke Jabbour and Jerry women’s world events: the World Women’s Pairs in 1978, the World Olympiad Helms. Women’s Teams in 1984 and the in 1987. She is a contributor to Bridge Information Central will be located in various national and international bridge publications, including a regular weekly the Challenger Room on the Mezzanine Level at column with in China’s People’s Daily. the Peabody. Daily Bulletin Page 3 Count your cards! TooAdvantage, bad didn’t Nickell know how well he WhatOn this dealabout from the thefirst qualifying patient? session of was going to play this deal from the first qualifying Strange things can happen when you don’t the Life Master Open Pairs, David Berkowitz conceived session of the Life Master Open Pairs. If he had known, count your cards. This incident took place dur- a brilliant plan and executed it to perfection. Unfortu- he could have bid more. Nickell was playing with ing the second qualifying session of the Life nately for him, the operation was successful but. . .well, . Master Open Pairs. you know the rest. Here is the deal played by Berkowitz Dlr: South «K 10 2 Dlr: West « A Q J 3 and which resulted in 1 matchpoint out Vul: Both ªA J 9 3 2 Vul: E/W ª 10 9 of 51. ©J 3 © A 9 6 5 Dlr: West «8 6 3 ¨J 4 2 ¨ K J 7 Vul: N-S ª10 8 5 «A 9 7 4 «Q 6 « 10 9 8 4 2 « -- ©10 9 8 2 ªK ª10 6 5 4 ª 5 4 3 ª A J 8 7 2 ¨Q 10 4 ©K Q 9 7 6 5 4 ©A © 8 4 2 © J 7 «Q J 9 5 4 2 «A K ¨6 ¨A Q 10 8 7 5 ¨ 3 2 ¨ A 10 9 8 6 5 ªK J 7 6 ª9 4 3 2 «J 8 5 3 « 7 6 5 ©4 ©Q 7 6 ªQ 8 7 ª K Q 6 ¨9 5 ¨A K J 7 ©10 8 2 © K Q 10 3 «10 7 ¨K 9 3 ¨ Q 4 ªA Q West North East South West North East South ©A K J 5 3 Nickell Freeman Afdahl Treadwell ¨8 6 3 2 Pass Pass 1NT 2ª Dbl West North East South 1© 1ª 2¨ Pass All Pass Berkowitz Cohen 2© Pass 2ª Dbl Yes, we know there’s something wrong with 2« Pass 2NT (1) 3© 2« Pass 3¨ Pass this hand, but that’s what the story is all about. 3ª 4© 4« All Pass 3© All Pass For the record, the defense took two dia- (1) Asking for a feature. Nickell and Freeman did well to reach the correct monds, and then North led a . That’s all Cohen was annoyed at himself for failing to double spot, then Nickell achieved a spectacular result to put Dave Treadwell needed. He had control of 4© based on the , which he has writ- the icing on the cake. trumps, so he gave up a club and claimed his ten about in three books. By Cohen’s reasoning, the 5© has little play, and Freeman judged well to stop contract, losing just two hearts, two opponents had nine diamonds -- Berkowitz was un- in 3©. North, seemingly persuaded by his partner’s and a club. Both opponents had opening notrump likely to have a for his weak two-bid -- and his double of the 2ª cuebid, started with an intellectual bids, but distribution was everything, as is so side was known to have eight trumps. Nine and eight low heart, and Nickell’s ªK scored at trick one. When often the case. equals 17, the approximate number of tricks on the Nickell led a spade towards dummy’s queen, North After the play finished, North asked, deal if each side played in its best trump fit. If East- grabbed the king and failed to find the club shift. In- “Where’s the king of spades?” Neither Darwin West could make 10 tricks, that would leave only seven stead he tried to cash the ªA. Nickell ruffed, crossed Afdahl nor Treadwell had it -- and neither did for North-South, so a double would net Cohen’s side to the «Q, unblocked the ©A and ruffed a heart. Next South. But when South counted his cards he dis- plus 800 (and that’s what would have happened in real came a bunch of diamonds. With four tricks to go, this covered he had only 12. life). was the position: The director was called, and a thorough At any rate, it is easy to see how the East-West «10 search of the area followed -- no king of spades. hands produced plus 450 at most tables. Berkowitz ªJ The director went back to the previous table managed to go down, but he was pleased with his ef- ©--- where a star player was sitting South. The oppo- fort. Here’s what happened. ¨J 4 nents had made two hearts doubled against him North led the ©10, which held, and he switched to «A 9 «--- as well. “What was your hand?” he was asked. the fiendish ¨10. Berkowitz was well on his way to ª--- ª10 And suddenly the expert realized that he had getting the opponents’ hands all wrong. Berkowitz ©4 ©--- played the hand with only 12 cards. cashed dummy’s high spades and played a heart. South ¨6 ¨A Q 10 So the director went back another table -- rose with the ace, which looked like a singleton -- and «J 8 same story. South again had played without the played a high diamond, ruffed by Berkowitz. ª--- king of spades. This didn’t show up at any of It looked to Berkowitz as though North had started ©--- these tables because in each case East had with a 3-4-4-2 pattern, with four hearts to the Q-10 ¨K 9 claimed well before the end of the play. And, and the doubleton ¨10. If that was indeed North’s hand, Nickell played the «A, discarding the ¨10 from strangely enough, the missing king never played Berkowitz could prevail with a strip-squeeze . dummy, and both opponents followed. On Nickell’s a role in the play of the hand. The plan would be to force North to come down to all last diamond, North had to discard a club to keep Three tables back South had held the king, hearts, at which point Berkowitz could lead low from dummy’s ª10 from being good. South was also in a and the director put the king back after the the ªK J 7 toward dummy’s ª9 4 3. bind, forced into a club discard to guard spades. Nickell Treadwell play. But for three straight rounds the So, after ruffing the second round of diamonds and had no trouble dropping the singleton ¨K to take 12 Life Masters sitting South weren’t playing with cashing the «Q, Berkowitz cashed another spade. Theo- tricks. a full deck. retically, this would force North to let go of a diamond, leaving him only one. If North ever discarded a heart, of course, Berkowitz could get his second trick in the suit simply by cashing the ªK and playing another heart. So after North’s diamond discard, Berkowitz could enter dummy with the ¨K, taking North’s last Two Chinese cookingChinese classes will be available cooking on cup, chocolate-dipped lessons fortune cookie, coffee and tea. club, and dummy’s third diamond, taking his last Tuesday morning, taught by the Ming Court Price: $17.50 per guest plus 6% tax and card in that suit. Restaurant staff. Participants will receive 17% gratuity. That would prepare the stage for the denouement, hands-on experience -- and eat their creations. Class #2 -- Appetizers: Vegetable the lead of a low heart from hand. That was the plan For more information, see Bee Ronske at the spring roll, pan-fried dumpling, garden and it was well executed, but when the ª7 hit the table Transportation Desk in the lobby near Regis- herb shrimp cake; entrees: beef with green and North followed low, the cold truth began to dawn. tration. pepper, stir-fried shrimp with vegetables, All was known when South won his singleton ªQ, The classes will be based on the menus: lemon tangerine chicken, Szechwan pork cashed a diamond and then played a club to North’s Class #1 -- Appetizers: Vegetable spring with broccoli, vegetables with Chinese queen. roll, pan-fried dumpling, garden herb shrimp broccoli, vegetable fried rice; dessert and Down one it was, but Berkowitz still liked his plan. cake; entrees: beef with green pepper, stir-fried beverage: Florida fruit cup, chocolate- It was a good idea, applied on the wrong deal. shrimp with vegetables, lemon tangerine chicken, veg- dipped fortune cookie, coffee and tea. Price: $20 per etable fried rice; dessert and beverage: Florida fruit guest plus 6% tax and 17% gratuity. Page 4 Daily Bulletin

The Open Board-a-Match Teams will begin play , Sol Mogal Simon, Bobby Wolff todayOpen for the Victor MitchellBoard-a-Match Trophy, which honors one 1948 TeamsJack Ankus, Jeff Glick, compete Alvin Landy, John Law, Sol for1974 MitchellRon Andersen, Mark Feldman, Trophy Stephen Goldstein, of bridge’s most colorful characters -- the late Vic Mogal Hugh MacLean, Merle Tom 1949 Muriel Levin, Alphonse Moyse, Leo Roet, Howard 1975 Matt Granovetter, William Grieve, George Rapee, Mitchell was a champion player, philosopher and men- Schenken Ron Rubin tor to the stars. 1950 Edward Burns, John Carlin, David Carter, Richard 1976 David Ashley, Paul Heitner, John Lowenthal, Mike Mitchell, a Grand Life Master with more than Revell Smolen 10,000 masterpoints, won five North American cham- 1951 Van Brooks, Eugene Dautell, Jack Denny, Ace 1977 Lou Bluhm, Richard Doughty, Ron Smith (plus pionships, including the in 1956 and 1959, Gutowsky, Edwin Smith these players eligible for sessions awards only: Bruce 1952 Charles Goren, Oswald Jacoby, , Ferguson, Irv Kostal, Sidney Lazard, Leslie West) the Life Master Men’s Pairs in 1962 and the Men’s Charles Solomon, 1978 Neil Chambers, Eric Kokish, Peter Nagy, Steve Teams in 1962 and 1963. 1953 Ben Fain, John Gerber, George Heath, Paul Hodge, Robinson, , Mitchell claimed that he never played bridge for Harold Rockaway 1979 Allan Cokin, , Alan Sontag, Jim glory or prestige. “The people,” he said, “are more 1954 Aaron Frank, Jeff Glick, Arthur Goldsmith, Alvin Sternberg, important than the bridge. I’ve met some of the most Landy, Sol Mogal 1980 Bart Bramley, Ross Grabel, William Rosen, Milton Rosenberg, Sam Stayman, George Tornay fantastic people playing bridge. I’ve had a ball.” 1955 Richard Freeman, , Ralph Hirschberg, Norman Kay, 1981 Marty Bergen, Neil Chambers, Joey Silver, Allan He was inducted into the Bridge Hall of Fame in 1956 John Crawford, Ben Fain, Paul Hodge, Sidney Stauber 1996. Silodor 1982 David Berkowitz, Matt Granovetter, Harold Lilie, 1957 Lew Mathe, Don Oakie, , Edward Al Rand Taylor 1983 Tommy Sanders, Harold Guiver, Grant Baze, John The game 1958 Jeff Glick, Arthur Goldsmith, Alvin Landy, Elmer Sutherlin The Open Board-a-Match Teams is a four-session Schwartz, Vic Zeve 1984 George Rosenkranz, , Jeff Meckstroth, event which consists of two qualifying and two final ses- 1959 Ollie Adams, Ivan Erdos, Oswald Jacoby, Robert Eric Rodwell, Marty Bergen, Larry Cohen sions. It was a men’s event until 1990, when it became an Sharp 1985 Hal Mouse, Josh Parker, Ron Gerard, Dan Rotman open event. 1960 Charles Denby, Burrell Humphreys, Alan Messer, 1986 Gene Freed, Mike Passell, Ed Manfield, Kit Marty Scheinberg, Robert Wakeman Woolsey, Mark Lair Perhaps the event’s high point occurred in 1977 when 1961 John Crawford, Norman Kay, Alvin Roth, Sidney 1987 George Rosenkranz, Eddie Wold, Ira Chorush, Pe- there were only three winners: Richard Doughty, Ron Silodor, ter Weichsel, Robert Levin Smith and Lou Bluhm. 1962 1-2. Phil Feldesman, Richard Freeman, Victor 1988 Jimmy Cayne, Bob Hamman, Bobby Wolff, Mike Sidney Lazard was supposed to play with Doughty Mitchell, Eric Murray, Sam Stayman; 1-2. Paul Allinger, Passell, Chuck Burger, Mark Lair but after a good first set, Lazard became ill and Irv Kostal Harold Guiver, Lew Mathe, Edward Taylor 1989 Steve Robinson, Ed Manfield, Peter Boyd, Kit Woolsey took his place for the evening session. 1963 Phil Feldesman, , Sam Stayman, Tobias Stone In 1990 the Men’s Board-a-Match Teams became the Open Lazard was better the next day and in his seat for the 1964 Ivan Erdos, Harold Guiver, Mike Lawrence, Alfred Board-a-Match Teams. first final session. Suddenly he toppled over and a call Sheinwold 1990 Mark Moss, Robert Thompson, Daniel Molochko, went out for paramedics. They arrived quickly and rushed 1965 Harry Fishbein, , Charles Solomon, Jack Wholey Lazard to a hospital. Roger Stern 1991 Zia Mahmood, Michael Rosenberg, Jeffrey Wolfson, David Berkowitz, Larry Cohen Meanwhile, Doughty had to find another partner and 1966 Phil Feldesman, Richard Freeman, Edgar Kaplan, Norman Kay 1992 Richard Katz, Garey Hayden, Wafik Abdou, Ira Bruce Ferguson was pressed into service. Ferguson, whose 1967 Thomas Bussey, Jim Dunlap, Larry Jolma, Robert Cohen, Mike Whitman (npc) team had not qualified the previous day, was technically Patterson, Gary Stark 1993 Paul Soloway, Bobby Goldman, Mark Lair, Mike ineligible but allowed to play only in the afternoon. 1968 Ira Corn, Billy Eisenberg, Bobby Goldman, Jim Passell, Jimmy Cayne (npc) In the evening, Doughty recruited Les West -- his Jacoby, Mike Lawrence, Bobby Wolff 1994 Andy Goodman, Peter Boyd, Ed Manfield, John fourth partner in four sessions -- and the team went on 1969 Chuck Burger, Jimmy Cayne, Alvin Roth, Paul Trent Mohan, Steve Robinson, Kit Woolsey 1970 Bernie Bergovoy, Don Krauss, Lew Mathe, Don 1995 Chip Martel, Lew Stansby, Steve Weinstein, Fred to victory by a margin of two full boards. Pearson, John Swanson, Richard Walsh Stewart The winners: 1971 Bernie Chazen, Alvin Roth, Alan Sontag, Paul Trent 1996 Robert Baldwin, Robert Levin, Peter Weichsel, Zia 1946 Maynard Adams, Julius Bank, Arthur Glatt, Will- 1972 Jack Blair, Jim Jacoby, John Simon, , Mahmood, Michael Rosenberg iam McGhee, Bobby Wolff 1997 Bob Blanchard, Jim Krekorian, Doug Doub, John 1947 Jeff Glick, Arthur Goldsmith, Jack Kravatz, Alvin 1973 Garey Hayden, Jim Jacoby, Gaylor Kasle, John Rengstorff

Tournament topics Shuttle serviceShuttle will be offeredservice between the Clarion Section Sectiontop prizes will top be available prizes at the Peabody Be sure toDaily stop by thedoor Information/Hospitality prizes Desk Plaza and Peabody hotels throughout the tournament. on the Convention level each day from 11:30 a.m. to to sign up for the daily door prize drawings. Winners Guests at the Quality Inn Plaza also will be shuttled, 12:30 p.m. and from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. will be announced daily in the Daily Bulletin. but the pickup point will be at the Clarion. The first shuttle leaves the Clarion at 8:15 each morning. The shuttles will run every 15 minutes be- The RegistrationRegistration Desk will hoursbe open daily from ParkingParking at the Convention arrangements Center costs $5.00 with tween the two hotels until 11:30 a.m. From this point 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and from 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. no ins and outs. Parking at the Peabody is free, but is on until 1 a.m., the shuttles run between the two hotels When there is a Senior event starting at 10 a.m., the limited. and the Convention Center. Desk also will be open from 8:45 to 9:45 a.m. and from Shuttles stop at the Clarion at approximately each 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. quarter hour. The pickup times at the Peabody are at :20, :35 and :55 after the hour. Smoking isSmoking prohibited on policythe Convention Level at The shuttle pickup point is in the parking lot at the the Peabody. You must go outside if you wish to smoke. far end of the Clarion. Guests staying at the Quality All entertainmentFun in events Coconuts will be held in Coconuts At the Convention Center, smoking is prohibited Inn Plaza should use this on the Recreation Level at the Peabody. in all areas. pickup point. Shuttle pickups will begin at the lot behind the HandicapHandicap parking at the Convention parking Center is com- Coffee (100O.J. gallons) and and coffee orange juice are avail- Clarion, moving to the plimentary. Those who need assistance from their cars able to players at no charge while supplies last during Peabody and going to the should pull up in front of Hall F. A handicap tag must morning games. Coffee (100 gallons) is available while Convention Center before be displayed on the automobile’s rear-view mirror and supplies last during evening sessions. returning to the Clarion. the handicapped person must be in the car. Daily Bulletin Page 5

Coffin Trophy the prize Note:Everyday This list of 10 resolutionsresolutions appeared in the Daily Bulletin at the 1992 Fall NABC in Orlando. in Women’s BAM Teams 1. I will not criticize or express disapproval of an The Coffin Trophy is one of the oldest and most opponent’s play or bid. historic trophies in play in NABC competition. For 2. I will politely call “Director, please” whenever years there was only one “National” Women’s Team there is an irregularity. championship -- and that was a board-a-match event. 3. I will not comment that an opponent’s error was Donated by Charles Emmet Coffin in 1933, the anticipated or needed for my action to succeed. trophy was contested at the “Winter Nationals” in the 4. I will refrain from offering unsolicited advice. days when there were only two NABCs -- Summer 5. I will not discuss previously played boards with and Winter. In 1963 the event was moved to the new my partner in the presence of new opponents. Spring NABC where it was in play until the format 6. I will stop all cross table converation as soon as was changed to knockout teams in 1976. one hand is removed from the next board. For the next decade, there was no national Women’s 7. I will not engage in lengthy postmortems be- Board-a-Match championship. Swiss teams had be- tween hands and between rounds. Chet Kelly, left, is celebrating his 90th birthday today by 8. I will keep cards in my hand until it is my turn come popular and a Women’s Swiss with NABC rat- playing with his son Don. ing was established in the early Eighties. But board-a- to play. match play for women was not dead -- it was just in 9. I will not take the cards of other players from hiatus for a few years. the board after play. The Coffin Trophy was revived at the Fall NABC Chet plays bridge 10. I will remain at the table until the next round is in Atlanta in 1986 and new life was breathed into called and will pass the boards immediately. women’s board-a-match play. Moreto than celebrate anything else, Chet Kelly90th of Bradenton Many experts consider board-a-match the most FL wanted to celebrate his birthday by playing bridge exacting form of the game. Equal weight is accorded at the Orlando NABC with his son Don. And that’s each deal and every trick is important when scoring is exactly what’s happening today -- they’re competing Today’s Swiss Teams board-by-board. in the Bracketed Knockouts. It’s not easy for Chet to get around nowadays, but The team that took the Women’s Board-a-Match Today’s Stratiflighted Swiss Teams is dedicated he still can play bridge -- he’s still piling up the honors Leon Smith in Atlanta in 1986 was: Dorothy Truscott, Lisa to the memory of Leon Smith. He died on Sept. 13, masterpoints. But playing with his son was a problem Berkowitz, Joyce Lilie and Jan Martel. Since then the one day short of his 54th birthday. -- Don lives in Minneapolis. Coffin Trophy has gone to: Smith was one of Florida’s great bridge characters Chet always has been a bit wary of computers, but 1987Shirley Edelson, Donna Bailey, Lynn Blumenthal, Joyce -- an ebullient player who enjoyed the spirit of compe- Randles when he learned that he could play with Don on tition and the fellowship of the game. Unlike most play- 1988Lynne Feldman, Rozanne Pollack, Lisa Berkowitz, Sharon OKbridge, he decided to give the computer a try. He Osberg ers of his ability, he could be teased about his bidding. took to OKbridge like a to water. He plays on 1989Petra Hamman, Suzy Burger, Joan Jackson, Lynne Schaefer There are many stories about “Leon bids” (most of OKbridge with the handle of Tehc -- Chet spelled back- 1990Jacqui Mitchell, Amalya Kearse, Joyce Lilie, Nancy them true, and he often told the stories on himself. Alpaugh, Pam Granovetter, Jo Morse tied with Judy Randel, Broma wards. Don calls himself Dink. Chet plays on the Net Although Leon retired from Prudential where he Lou Reed, , Marcia Masterson three or four times a week, and Don usually spends an 1991 Juanita Chambers, Cheri Bjerkan, Jill Meyers, had been a programmer/designer, no member of the extra night on the Net. 1992 Kathie Wei-Sender, , , Betty bridge community thought of him as other than a bridge “That’s the beauty of OKbridge,” said Don. “It Ann Kennedy, Lynn Deas, Beth Palmer player. Leon was active as an ACBL player for 35 years, 1993 Juanita Chambers, Margie Gwozdzinsky, Shawn Womack, brings together people who are thousands of miles starting with his days at Florida State University. Dur- Jan Cohen, GerriAnne Klafter apart.” 1994 Dorothy Truscott, Hjordis Ethorsdottir, Mildred Breed, Tobi ing the Seventies the Jacksonville quartet of Larry Deutsch Griffey-Leon Smith, Gary Tinkley-Loren Axtell domi- 1995 Kathie Wei-Sender, Sue Sachs, Carol Sanders, Betty Ann Kennedy, Lynn Deas, Beth Palmer Great prizes at bingo tomorrow nated bridge in the upper half of Florida. 1996 Sherie Greenberg, Jyme Schmieder, Fran Dickman, Diane At the time of his death, Leon had won more than Shannon If you haven’t considered playing bingo Mon- 7200 masterpoints with more than 200 sectional and 1997 Sue Picus, Connie Goldberg, Rozanne Pollack, Lisa day after the game, think again. You could be miss- regional victories. Leon represented District 8 at the Berkowitz ing out on some terrific prizes. North American Open Pairs a record five times, and Here is some of the loot the winners will walk he was the District 9 Grand National Team representa- Coffin Trophy, the first 43 years away with: 1933 Mrs. Greene Finley, Mrs. Richard Field, Mrs. John Fried- tive on two occasions. lander, Jane Wallace • Free rooms at the 1999 Spring Leon had been in poor health in recent years, re- 1934 Gail Hamilton, Marguerite Hoffmeier, Helen Rockwell, NABC in San Antonio sulting in a reduction in his bridge activity. His recent Anne Rosenfeld • Free rooms at the 1999 death has removed a (too rarely encountered) sense of 1935 Doris Fuller, Angela Quigley, Florence Stratford, Helen Fall NABC in Boston. White (later Sobel) joy from local bridge. 1936 Doris Fuller, Angela Quigley, Florence Stratford, Helen • Dinner for two at Dux. White (later Sobel) • Beautiful wine and fruit baskets 1937 Martha Lemon, Mrs. Philip Stockvis, Mrs. Martin West, from the Peabody. NOTE: Bingo will be played in Florida Room 1938 Mrs. Galloway Morris, Lillian Peck, Olive Peterson, Mrs. Donald Tansill III on the Convention Level at the Peabody. Jabbour, Arnold strong 1939 Doris Fuller, Mable Ervin, Helen Mitchell, Helen Sobel, Sally Young Play begins today in the , 1940 Helen Levy, Adelaide Neuwirth, , Lottie 1961 Roberta Erde, Sallie Johnson, Barbara Kachmar, Bee in Senior KO Teams Zetosch Schenken an event limited to players 55 and older. 1941 Inez Buchanan, Mae Dickens, Mabel Scott, Linda Terry 1962 Anne Burnstein, Edith Kemp, Alicia Kempner, Stella Winners will have their names engraved on the tro- 1942 Peggy Golder, Olga Hilliard, Olive Peterson, Rebner, Teddie Warner phy presented by the U. S. Playing Card Co. 1943 Emily Foline, Helen Sobel, Margaret Wagar, Sally Young 1963 Pat Adler, Terry Michaels, Garner McDaniel, Carol Sand- Last year’s winner was a quintet: Bob Carteaux, 1944 Emily Foline, Helen Sobel, Margaret Wagar, Sally Young ers, Sylvia Stein 1945 Emily Foline, Helen Sobel, Margaret Wagar, Sally Young 1964 , , , Bee David Adams, Al Childs, Ralph Cohen and Chuck Said. 1946 Emily Foline, Helen Sobel, Margaret Wagar, Sally Young Schenken The first Senior KO was played at the Fall NABC 1947 Marge Anderson, Ruby Lyons, Mimi Roncarelli, Jane 1965 Virginia Heckel, Betty Kaplan, Edith Kemp, Jacqui in Minneapolis in 1994 and won by Zeke Jabbour, Russ Wallace tied with Cass Illig, Frances Robinson, Alma Stewart, Carolyn Mitchell Arnold, Richard Hunt, Dan Morse, Said and John Sondheim 1966 Freida Arst, June Deutsch, Sylvia Stein, Carol Stolkin tied 1948 Ruth Gordon, Gratian Goldstein, Jo Gutman, Charlotte with Nancy Gruver, Sue Sachs, Garner McDaniel, Terry Michaels Sutherlin. Jabbour and Arnold -- with different team- Sidway 1967 Dorothy Hayden, Emma Jean Hawes, , Mar- mates -- won again in 1995 and 1996. 1949 Hortense Evans, Frances Robinson, Carolyn Sondheim, garet Wagar Winners: Mrs. Henry Sabatt tied with Marianne Boschan, Catherine Cotter, 1968 Hermine Baron, Mary Jane Farell, Sallie Johnson, Bee 1994 Zeke Jabbour, Russ Arnold, Richard Hunt, Gertrude Eberson, Katherine McNutt Schenken, Peggy Solomon, Rhoda Walsh 1950 Marge Anderson, Mary Bowden, Ruth Gordon, Eloise Neil 1969 Karen Allison, Virginia Heckel, Edith Kemp, Alicia Dan Morse, Chuck Said, 1951 Paula Bacher, Anne Burnstein, Dolly Rosenfeld, Edith Kempner, Helen Portugal, Jan Stone 1995 Zeke Jabbour, Russ Arnold, Mike Levine, Seligman, Sally Young 1970 Mary Jane Farell, Emma Jean Hawes, Dorothy Hayden, Bill Eisenberg, Benito Garozzo, Tommy Sanders 1952 Jackie Begin, Sally Herman, Jessie Moore, Norma Matz , , Peggy Solomon 1996 Zeke Jabbour, Russ Arnold, Tommy Sand- 1953 Gretchen Feldstein, Vera Glick, Gratian Goldstein, Lucille 1971 Judi Friedenberg, Gail Moss, Marietta Passell, Helen Schwarz Utegaard, Kathie Wei ers, Bill Eisenberg, Mary Chilcote, Fred Hamilton 1954 Wynne Ecker, Doris Fuller, Marguerite Harris, Norma Matz 1972 Mary Jane Farell, Emma Jean Hawes, Dorothy Hayden, 1997 Bob Carteaux, David Adams, Al Childs, 1955 Peggy Adams, Carolyn Brall, Louise Eisenman, Sallie Sue Picus Ralph Cohen, Chuck Said Johnson, Juanita Strich 1973 Nancy Gruver, Terry Michaels, Jo Morse, Helen Utegaard 1956 Peggy Rotzell, Jan Stone, Charlotte Sidway, Mary Eliza- 1974 Mary Jane Farell, Emma Jean Hawes, Marilyn Johnson, beth Tiernan Jacqui Mitchell, Gail Moss, Dorothy Truscott 1957 Marie Cohn, Mary Jane Kauder, Stella Rebner, Peggy 1975 Mary Jane Farell, Emma Jean Hawes, Marilyn Johnson, Solomon Jacqui Mitchell, Gail Moss, Dorothy Truscott 1958 Carolyn Brall, Bee Gale, Sallie Johnson, Peggy Rotzell 1976 It is interesting to note that the first winners of the NABC The free orange juice and beer you have been drink- 1959 Margaret Alcorn, Lee Kasle, Jo Sharp, Adelaide Simon, Women’s Knockout Teams was the same sextet that won the Board- Thanks, Unit 128 Garner McDaniel a-Match event in 1974 and 1975 -- Farell, Hawes, Johnson, Mitchell, ing during this tournament have been available com- 1960 Roberta Erde, Sallie Johnson, Barbara Kachmar, Bee Moss and Truscott. pliments of Unit 128. 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Father vs. sons 1ST SATURDAY/SUNDAY KNOCKOUTS Bracket 1 Continued from page 1 16 Teams petes in the seventh grade tournament. Roger has not Bert Newman - Kathy Newman, West Bloomfield MI; won an individual championship, but he spearheaded Norman Coombs, Brookville IN; H Wilton, Cincinnati OH vs his school team (Park Maitland in Maitland) to the state Ronald Schick - Joy Miller Schick - Chris Shanklin, Naples championship. FL; Robert Bridger, Raleigh NC Bob, who is playing his first bridge since his col- lege days at Vanderbilt, bought ACBL memberships Paul Benedict, Pikesville MD; Gail Hanson, Rochester Hills for his sons a couple of years ago, and the boys have MI; Henk Uijterwaal, Amsterdam,; Walter Fontaine, North been playing ever since, although not all that often. Providenc RI They play chess more often. In fact both prefer chess vs to bridge -- but for different reasons. John Hurd - Spencer Hurd, Charleston SC; John Kelsey, Erik prefers chess “because I’m better at it.” Roger Charlotte NC; Robert Heller, Decatur GA likes the fact that a chess game is under your personal District 5 Director Sharon Fairchild inducted Brian Meyer, control -- “you don’t have to rely on anyone else.” Both Bracket 2 left, and Todd Wolford into the Junior Corps yesterday at 16 Teams have been playing chess since they were four years the Junior dinner. Terry Currie, Houston TX; George Nichols Jr, Columbia old. Juniors SC; Roger Maurer Jr, Pompano Beach FL; Burnett Radosh, They’re into baseball, too. That’s why they won’t Lghthse Point FL Continued from page 1 be able to come back to the bridge table next week -- vs they’re involved in tournament games. Erik is a short- Kent Massie, Lexington VA; Henny Dorsman, Staunton VA; stop and pitcher; Roger is a catcher and an outfielder. part of an adult education program. Jean Cole, Houston TX; Geoffrey Mallette, Christiansbrg VA Their team won the Babe Ruth League city champion- Meyer, 24, was on the winning team in the Junior ship. Trials and also is a bridge teacher. Incidentally he also Don Define, Saint Louis MO; Jackie Boisseau, Etobicoke Erik got a lot of extra bridge training when he at- teaches country line dancing. ON; Tarokh Taefi, Atlanta GA; Linda Olbort, Saskatoon SK tended a bridge camp sponsored by the Orlando Bridge Jade Barrett, who is very active in the Junior pro- vs Club. Roger says he learned most of his bridge by gram, told about the Junior Camp and Junior Pairs that Jerome Ettlinger, Great Neck NY; Jack Harris, Manhasset NY; Gary Paston, Syosset NY; Vincent Messina, Wolfeboro watching his parents play. will take place next July, probably in Prague, the Czech NH Linda, their mother, also plays. The four play to- Republic. He told how efforts are being made, espe- cially through Junior Month games, to raise money to gether frequently, and the partnerships constantly re- Bracket 3 volve. subsidize 40 or 50 Juniors to attend the camp. Barrett also announced that there will be another 16 Teams Pierce Smith, Rutland VT; Stewart Mackeigan, Wilmington college bridge tournament on OKbridge on April 17 MA; Walter Tauber, Longmeadow MA; Peter Estrader, Sa- Non-Life Master and 18, 1999. He suggests that all Juniors check the vannah GA web site to learn how to register. vs Continued from page 1 Anne Hoffman, also active in the Junior program, Jack Bastian, Haddonfield NJ; Marie Trethaway, Cherry Hill told about the two trips American Junior teams have NJ; Fred Gaines, Raleigh NC; Paul Page III, Cary NC Cobb actually became a Life Master a few days taken to the Netherlands for a Junior tournament there. before the event, but he was still eligible because those The Netherlands has invited two American teams to Milton Gottlieb, Asheville NC; Linda Harkness, points had not yet been added to his record. He learned take part next year. Hendersonville NC; Al Wilson, Marietta GA; James his bridge while going to college at North Carolina Charlotte Blaiss, head of the Junior program at Hickerson, Smyrna GA State and Syracuse. ACBL Headquarters, introduced Harley Bress, newly vs Markey came from a card-playing family. His fam- employed by the ACBL to assist with the Junior and Carl Sharp, Chicago IL; Jimmy Pelham, North Baldwin NY; ily taught him pinochle first, but then a neighbor started school programs. Deborah Thomas-Howie - Jim Howie, Toronto ON; Diane running a bridge class when he was a teenager, and his Graese, Las Vegas NV mother insisted that he go. “Yes, I went,” he said, “but Bracket 4 I was kicking and screaming all the way.” He now has 15 Teams all the necessary golds for Life Master, but he still needs Overflowing Phyllis Reed, Palm Beach FL; Laurence Dusty, Lake Worth about 50 points. Murry Hayes of the ACBL staff saw this hap- FL; Stephen Hess, Rehoboth MA; Rachel Kaufman, This was the fifth time they had played together. pen yesterday. Cranston RI They play a modified form of Kaplan-Sheinwold, com- A woman went to the coffee machine, turned vs plete with the weak notrump. “In general the weak on the spigot and filled her cup. Then she walked Mansoor Gowani, San Jose CA; Geoffrey Hintze, Hunts- notrump worked out quite well for us,” said Cobb. away — but she left the coffee running! ville AL; Vinay Apte - Ellen Townsend, Atlanta GA A man tapped her on the shoulder and pointed Robert Ramos, Davie FL; Cora Grabowski, Fort Lauder- to the coffee that was spilling onto the floor. What dale FL; Jack Jones, Ft Lauderdale FL; Juliette Zophres, was her reaction? “What’s the matter with them? Plantation FL Why don’t they fix the machine so that it turns vs EDWARDNew KAPLANLife Mastersof Palm Beach Gardens off as soon as it fills your cup?” Then she went Jack Brawner Jr, Pinellas Park FL; Lawrence Diamond, Las earned a section top in Strat B of the Senior Pairs on on her way! Vegas NV; Robert Vollbracht, Clearwater FL; John Harris, Saturday. That paid 1.36 gold, and he needed only .30, Port Huron MI so he joined the ranks of the Life Masters. His partner was his wife Audrey, who may be visiting the Daily Bracket 5 Bulletin office soon. She needs only 3.54 golds to 16 Teams achieve Life Masterhood. Gale Rohrs - David Moss - Lynn Jacobsen - John Galatti, TheChristmas World Championships gift in Rhodes, idea Greece, in New York NY TSUYOSHI YANAI of New York City wanted to 1996 were exciting and highly conmpetitive. Eric vs play in the Saturday Stratified Pairs, but she didn’t have Kokish and his staff produced perhaps the best World Donald Kelly, Anoka MN; Jan Schwan, Palmetto FL; Donna a partner. She went to the Partnership Desk, and they Championship book ever published, capturing the aura Swan, Longboat Key FL; Chester Kelly, Bradenton FL put her with T. Seng Tjoa, somebody she had never of the tournament. The book is full of interesting hands, met before. Together they earned enough points to put excellent analysis and superb photos -- just the thing Clayton McAdams Jr, Huntsville AL; Melvin Ginsberg - Yanai over the top. for your bridge friends. Razelle Ginsberg, Deerfield Beach FL; Mary Bushmiaer, DONNA YETMAN of Kissimmee FL scored two The books are available from the better bridge sup- Nashville TN section tops in yesterday’s Senior Pairs, and that was pliers, including the ACBL. The price is $29.95, but vs enough to put her over the top. Her friends in North most booksellers offer some sort of discount. The Anita Graham, Lakeland FL; Jo Omestad, Plant City FL; Carol Rynders, Minneapolis MN; Phillip Wagner, Spring- Bay ON, where she spends her summers, also will be ACBL discount to members is 10%, so the ACBL price field IL happy with the good news. Her partner was Laurel is $27.00. Krock of Kissimmee, who also is celebrating -- she Bracket 6 topped 1000 points recently. 16 Teams AGGIE KAYE of Jacksonville FL got her gold Linda Miller, Ormond Beach FL; Mary Kassay, Sarasota card in the Charity Knockout Teams. She was partnered Alerts and FL; Rosalind Norris - Irma Cook, New Smyrna FL by Marilyn Parker of Atlantic Beach FL. vs VICTOR NEUGEBAUER of Clearwater also Jim Gilbert, Deltona FL; Julia McGough, Sanford FL; become a Life Master yesterday. WhenAnnouncements using bid boxes, ACBL suggests that play- Madge Fitzpatrick, Casselberry FL; Geraldine Wilson, Win- ers tap the Alert strip and say “Alert” at the same time. ter Springs FL When making an announcement, use the announce- ment word -- such as “transfer” -- and tap the Alert Sharon Tyler - Paul Pierce, Readfield ME; James Damon - strip at the same time. Patricia Damon, Sidney ME Door prize winner A player who Alerts or announces a bid should vs Mary Swieskowski was the winner make sure his opponents are aware that an Alert or Thomas Kuster, Holiday FL; Nina Lubick-Reich, Fullerton CA; of yesterday’s door prize. announcement has been made. Edythe Sanders, New Prt Rchy FL; Ruth Ehrenberg, Hudson FL Daily Bulletin Page 7

Bracket 7 LIFE MASTER OPEN PAIRS 16 Teams 156 Pairs Note: Appeal pending — standings could change. David Vendittis, Potomac MD; Barry Gold - Rita Robbins, 150.00 1 JoAnna Stansby - Lew Stansby, Castro Valley CA 2625.16 Boca Raton FL; Ronald Tompkins, Lighthouse Pt FL 112.50 2 Richard Schwartz, Flushing NY; Ron Smith, San Franciso CA 2572.18 vs 84.38 3 Dan Morse, Houston TX; , Flushing NY 2489.10 Sarah Porter - David Porter, Aurora CO; Joan Cooke - Don 66.67 4 John Carruthers, Toronto ON; Larry Mori, Clearwater FL 2452.62 Cooke, Birchcliff AB 60.00 5 Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA; Hugh Ross, Oakland CA 2432.79 54.55 6 Eddie Wold, Houston TX; George Rosenkranz, Mexico 2432.73 John Fosnaught, Indianapolis IN; Linda Salmon, Carmel 50.00 7 Lewis Finkel, Jupiter FL; Peter Weichsel, Los Gatos CA 2429.96 IN; Lyle Rosenzweig, Bonita Springs FL; Murray Siegel, 46.15 8 Hugh Maclean, Gonzales TX; James Fellows, Omaha NE 2423.84 Naples FL 42.86 9 Jim Hall, Minneapolis MN; Paul Meerschaert, Excelsior MN 2416.43 vs 40.00 10 Paul Lewis, Las Vegas NV; Bruce Ferguson, Boise ID 2413.03 Joseph Conrad - Adeline Nash, Syracuse NY; John Popps, 37.50 11 David Berkowitz, Old Tappan NJ; Larry Cohen, Boca Raton FL 2402.03 St Petersburg FL; Myrtha Wiederkehr, Geneva 35.29 12 Betty Parker, N Miami Beach FL; Freerk Polling, Netherlands 2394.17 33.33 13 Bob Glasson - Joann Glasson, Pennington NJ 2392.08 Bracket 8 31.58 14 Kevin Collins, Atlanta GA; Patricia Tucker, Stone Mtn GA 2361.32 16 Teams 30.00 15 Jim Hayashi, San Jose CA; George Whitworth, San Ramon CA 2358.23 Barbara Stark - Richard Stark, Vero Beach FL; Patricia 28.57 16 Mark Feldman, New York NY; Bart Bramley, Chicago IL 2352.40 Standish - J Spencer Standish, Loudonville NY 27.27 17 Michael Rosenberg - Debbie Rosenberg, New Rochelle NY 2343.97 vs 26.09 18 Steve Beatty, Destrehan LA; Paul Munafo, Huntsville AL 2322.26 Marianne Caldwell - Geoffrey Cross, Fernandina FL; 25.00 19 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; Mary Keeler, Las Vegas NV 2319.06 Murline Kelly - Jean Bedingfield, St Augustine FL 24.00 20 Allen Hawkins Jr - Jim Foster, Birmingham AL 2315.71 23.08 21 Howard Weinstein, Chicago IL; Steve Weinstein, Glen Ridge NJ 2310.17 Maureen Cull - Betty Duckwall - Robert Duckwall, Fort 22.22 22 Bjorn Fallenius - Michael Moss, New York NY 2297.37 Myers FL; Shirley Skaugstad, Sanibel FL 21.43 23 , Stony Point NY; Stephen Sanborn, Poughkeepsie NY 2296.65 vs 20.69 24 Alan Schwartz, Fairfax VA; Michael Levinson, Daly City CA 2293.24 Carmen Elliott - Margaret High - Frances Kurk - Yvonne 20.00 25 Gerald Caravelli, Des Plaines IL; Steve Garner, Northfield IL 2286.73 Plagens, Sebring FL 19.35 26 Jim Krekorian - , New York NY 2286.29 18.75 27 Jim Reiman, Mansfield OH; Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC 2285.43 Bracket 9 18.18 28 O Allen Childs Jr, Little Rock AR; Clay Hall, Birmingham AL 2281.04 10 Teams 17.65 29 Earl Glickstein, Gaithersburg MD; Ai-Tai Lo, Reston VA 2280.40 R Edward Kaplan - Audrey Kaplan, West Palm Beach FL; 17.14 30 Kenji Miyakuni - Tadashi Imakor, Chicago IL 2276.48 James Spiegel - Bill Filip, Stuart FL 16.67 31 Ira Herman - R Jay Becker, New York NY 2254.19 vs 16.22 32 John Russell, North Barringto IL; Chuck Said, Nashville TN 2253.97 Maria Roda - Georgie Kleinman, Vero Beach FL; Barbara 18.22 33 Mark Gordon, Purchase NY; Richard Zucker, Sleepy Hollow NY 2251.21 Hass, Stamford CT; Carmella Giordano, Orlando FL 15.38 34 Jeff Meckstroth, Tampa FL; Perry Johnson, Southfield MI 2249.83 15.00 35 Gene Simpson, Redlands CA; Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA 2248.82 Mel Dartouzos - Ann Brinton - Betty Bickerstaff, Jackson- 14.63 36 Mike Passell, Dallas TX; , Miami Beach FL 2247.99 ville FL; Harold Causey, Ponte Vedra FL 14.29 37 Peter Boyd, Silver Spring MD; Steve Robinson, Arlington VA 2245.85 vs 13.95 38 Curtis Cheek - Hjordis Eythorsdottir, Huntsville AL 2237.60 Sara Lewis - Robert Lewis - Edna O’Donnell, Dothan AL; 13.64 39 Paul Marston, Australia; Malcolm Mayer, Auckland, New Zealand 2231.27 Patricia Sales, Enterprise AL 13.33 40 Jerry Helms, Charlotte NC; Lee Rautenberg, Boca Raton FL 2228.95 13.04 41 Randolph Johnson, Billerica MA; Samuel Williams Jr, Vista CA 2228.38 12.77 42 Joey Silver, Hampstead PQ; Ron Sukoneck, Annandale VA 2207.41 Bracket 10 12.50 43 Joe Sacco, Longwood FL; Bernie Chazen, Tamarac FL 2198.91 10 Teams 12.24 44 Roger Bates, Mesa AZ; Robin Klar, Spring TX 2197.28 Judy Vance - Susan Hitt - Gloria Leash, Melbourne FL; Mary 12.00 45 Douglas Heron, Ottawa ON; , New York NY 2181.97 Durbin, Cocoa Beach FL 16.26 46 Frederick Hamilton, Fresno CA; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ 2178.42 vs 11.54 47 Stephen Gladyszak, Chelsea MA; Stephanie Hamilton, Medford MA 2171.03 Donald Vincent - Verne Brookes, Silver Springs FL; Billie 11.32 48 Jim Barrow, Lake Charles LA; David Siebert, Little Rock AR 2168.55 Ledford, Summerfield FL; Marilyn Amsbury, Ocala FL 11.11 49 Dan Jacob, Burnaby BC; Cameron Doner, Richmond BC 2164.16 10.91 50 Dennis McGarry, Lauderhill FL; Dan Gerstman, Buffalo NY 2161.18 Joy Thomas - Earl Thomas - Jo Cooper, Marathon FL; Bar- bara Kelly, Islamorada FL LIFE MASTER WOMEN’S PAIRS vs 78 Pairs Bruce Frenkel, Sea Ranch Lakes FL; Donald Procter Jr, 117.48 1 Sharon Hait, Livingston NJ; Barbara Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ 1340.82 Boynton Beach FL; Rita Rubin - Walter Rubin, Brunswick 88.11 2 Rhoda Walsh, Los Angeles CA; Shannon Lipscomb, Red Bank TN 1279.02 66.08 3 Mildred Breed, Bryan TX; Shawn Quinn, Katy TX 1218.45 ME 52.21 4 Paula Justl - Terry James, Columbus OH 1203.01 46.99 5 Ellasue Chaitt, West Palm Beach FL; Judi Cody, Annandale VA 1197.40 LM Open Pairs 42.72 6 Laurie Vogel - , New York NY 1192.66 39.16 7 Sylvia Moss - Judi Radin, New York NY 1180.00 Continued from page 1 36.15 8 Janet Daling, Seattle WA; Sharon Colson, Kirkland WA 1173.70 33.57 9 Nadine Wood, Silver Spring MD; Mickie Kivel, Potomac MD 1172.93 NABC in Portland OR. That event is now known as 31.33 10 Candace Fowler, Jacksonville FL; Joan Eaton, Willowdale ON 1169.52 Open Pairs I. Lew has many North American cham- 29.37 11 Suzy Burger, W Bloomfield MI; Barbara Sion, Las Vegas NV 1167.48 pionships in team events, and two Bermuda Bowl 27.64 12 Beverly Rosenberg, Sherman Oaks CA; Georgiana Gates, Houston TX 1154.34 victories. 26.11 13 Bev Nelson, Fort Myers FL; Kay Beck, Indianapolis IN 1147.42 The Stansbys have come close on two other oc- 24.73 14 Mary Chilcote, Cleveland OH; Linda McGarry, Lauderhill FL 1140.56 casions. They were second in the Spring Open Pairs 23.50 15 Donna Moore, Mary Esther FL; Jeri Arnold, Ft Walton Bch FL 1137.13 22.38 16 Rae Dethlefsen, Reston VA; Mickie Chambers, Decatur GA 1130.06 in Atlantic City in 1991, losing out by one 21.36 17 Roni Gitchel, Pittsburgh PA; Jan George, Las Vegas NV 1127.34 matchpoint. They were second in the North Ameri- 20.43 18 Linda Lewis, Las Vegas NV; Karen Barrett, Vancouver WA 1115.64 can Pairs, Flight A, last year. 19.58 19 Jacqui Mitchell - Lynne Tarnopol, New York NY 1113.68 “I want to thank Jill Levin,” said JoAnna. “With- 18.80 20 Lynne Feldman, Champaign IL; Carlyn Steiner, Seattle WA 1098.74 out her, Lew and I could not have played in this 18.07 21 Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA; Brenda Keller, Boise ID 1098.30 event.” Levin, then Jill Blanchard, filed suit with 17.40 22 Cynthia Balderson, Minnetonka MN; Peg Waller, Eden Prairie MN 1092.76 her husband Bob in 1984 over gender-based events, 16.78 23 Jayne Thomas, Lutz FL; Ellie Hanlon, Lake Worth FL 1091.11 16.20 24 Dianne Vander Sommen, Tampa FL; Carolyn Holcomb, Englewood FL 1079.94 which she claimed violated a California anti-dis- 15.66 25 Jan Assini, Chagrin Falls OH; Laurie Kranyak, Bay Village OH 1073.69 crimination statute. The upshot was that, in 1990, 15.16 26 Jean Talbot, New Orleans LA; Joan Van Geffen, Metairie LA 1071.39 three former men’s events were changed to open 14.69 27 Ora Lourie, Delray Beach FL; Temi Linzner, Pompano Beach FL 1070.80 events, including the event the Stansbys won. 14.24 28 Sheryl McDonald, Las Vegas NV; Sheryl Langner, Dublin OH 1069.18 Married 13 years, the Stansbys play “a fair 13.82 29 Joan Rose, Buffalo NY; Christine Urbanek, Tonawanda NY 1068.18 amount,” including the each 13.43 30 Barbara Kantor, Floral Park NY; Nancy Kalow, New York NY 1062.79 year. 13.05 31 Edith Freilich, Miami Beach FL; June Deutsch, Aventura FL 1062.08 12.70 32 Arline Fulton, Golden CO; Madi Drimmer, Stamford CT 1053.04 “Lew and I have had a great time playing to- 12.37 33 Lois Lightner, West Roxbury MA; Flo Newlin, Littleton CO 1048.48 gether,” JoAnna said. “Winning is a bonus.” 12.05 34 Sandra Talish, Merrick NY; Suzanne Trull, Los Angeles CA 1047.88 Lew joked that their least favorite board of the 11.75 35 Ulker Mutlu, Springfield OH; Joan Stein, Milwaukee WI 1045.46 day was No. 15. In the afternoon, they played Board 11.46 36 Jo Johnson, New York NY; Jill Levin, Bronx NY 1033.37 15 in 4NT, down three. In the evening, Board 15 11.19 37 Shirley Presberg, Norfolk VA; Gloria Brown, Virginia Bch VA 1031.39 was played in six hearts, down four. 10.93 38 Carol Sanders, Nashville TN; Dorothy Truscott, Bronx NY 1030.86 “Fortunately,” Lew said, “the event ended be- 10.68 39 Sterling Odom, West Palm Beach FL; Arleen Lehman, Boca Raton FL 1028.06 10.44 40 Betsey Schneider, San Carlos CA; Muriel Richens, San Mateo CA 1025.61 fore we had to play 15 again.” Continued on page 8 Page 8 Daily Bulletin

1ST FRIDAY/SATURDAY KNOCKOUTS LIFE MASTER WOMEN’S PAIRS Bracket 1 Continued from page 7 16 Teams 66.92 1 Marc Low - Sandra Low, Centerville OH; 10.22 41 Barbara Wallace, Miami FL; Carol Pincus, Las Vegas NV 1022.13 Sue Sachs - David Sachs, Baltimore MD 10.00 42 Susi Katz, Longwood FL; Bette Cohn, Sarasota FL 1016.58 50.19 2 Linda Spangler, Duncanville TX; Tom 9.79 43 Diana Schuld, Glen Head NY; Cynthia Hinckley, Guayanabo PR 1016.12 Brown, Duncan OK; Shelba Parmley - Britain Beezley, 9.59 44 Terry Michaels, Prairie Vlg KS; Kay Afdahl, Virginia Bch VA 1012.65 Oklahoma City OK 9.40 45 Judith Bianco, New York NY; , Teaneck NJ 1011.31 32.94 3/4 Monica Cuzzi, Rome Italy; Benito 9.21 46 Sue Weinstein, Las Vegas NV; Cheri Bjerkan, Elmhurst IL 1010.53 Garozzo - Lea Dupont, Palm Beach FL; Bernard Miller, Boca 9.04 47 Kamla Chawla, Longmeadow MA; Phyllis Rye, Jamaica Plain MA 1001.68 Raton FL 8.87 48 Suzanne Jones - Broma Lou Reed, Boulder CO 1001.65 32.94 3/4 John Malley, Pascoag RI; Daniel 8.70 49 Charlotte Overman - Barbara Fellows, Omaha NE 998.97 Colatosti, Waltham MA; Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; 8.54 50 Harriette Buckman, Lincolnwood IL; M Metz, Wilmette IL 995.29 Paul Kinney, Jamaica Plain MA 14.47 5/8 Jonathan Steinberg, Toronto ON; Leo Weniger, Halifax NS; Elaine Said, Nashville TN; Joe NON-LIFE MASTER PAIRS Rickman, Louisville TN 20 Pairs 14.47 5/8 Joseph Shay, Ponte Vedra FL; Geoff 14.68 1 John Markey II, Raleigh NC; John Cobb Jr, Apex NC 330.68 Hampson, Fenton MI; Eric Greco, Annandale VA; Allan 11.01 2 Andy Muenz, Glen Rock NJ; Bob Zehm, Allendale NJ 301.70 Graves, Vancouver BC; George Mittelman, Toronto ON 8.26 3 Lon Sunshine, Framingham MA; Ivanie Yeo, Brighton MA 290.49 6.52 4 Chris Kindt, Middletown CT; Bobby Alexander, Scottsdale AZ 284.10 Bracket 2 5.87 5 Doris Suojanen - David Pettit, Melbourne FL 281.06 16 Teams 5.34 6 Paul Perkowski, Colorado Spgs CO; Denise O’Brien Storey, London ON 280.05 49.10 1 H R -Foxy- Hall - Joan Hall - Susan Gil- 4.89 7 William Fogel - Anne Stein, Portland ME 263.21 bert - Michael Gilbert, Sarasota FL 4.52 8 Jerry Katz - Joann Katz, West Chester OH 262.06 36.83 2 Tom Miller - Gay Miller, Centerville OH; 4.19 9 Michael Goldman, Rockville MD; William Mendez Jr, Alexandria VA 260.83 Ron Rose - Patrick Moran, Dayton OH; Daniel Till, Lin- 3.91 10 Benny Joffe - Virginia Saul, Atlanta GA 255.49 coln NE; Don Steele, Springfield OH 3.67 11 Alan Tuvin, Folsom CA; David Lesieur, Manchester CT 249.18 24.17 3/4 Beatrice Kemp - William Kulbersh, 3.45 12 Bob Wilkin, Lewisville TX; Marilyn Rosenthal, Bloomfield MI 244.61 Tucker GA; Nancy Pickering, Penllyn PA; Gabriel Fadel, 3.91 13 Ronald Salfen, Ft Myers Bch FL; Lena Brown, Sanibel FL 244.22 Norcross GA; Diana Beasley, Marietta GA; Carol Mathews, 3.09 14 Ping Chen, Winter Springs FL; Warren Bruner, Effingham SC 244.06 Atlanta GA 24.17 3/4 James Hostetler - Dorothy Coakley - 1ST SATURDAY FLIGHT A OPEN PAIRS Fredrick Rathgeber - L Dwight Searcy, Naples FL 224 Pairs 10.62 5/8 Ward Johnson, Madison WI; Lizabeth A X Kennedy, Germantown WI; Glenna Shannahan, Fitchburg 39.88 1 Mitch Dunitz, Sherman Oaks CA; Mark Perlmutter, San Francisco CA 1653.47 WI; William Malesevich, Mayville WI 29.91 2 Jack Blair - Larry Cohen, Las Vegas NV 1624.22 29.47 3 1 Paul Kubiak, Fort Lauderdale FL; Erez Hendelman, Miami FL 1619.59 Bracket 3 16.82 4 Ken Bloom, Acton MA; Bill Irvine, Quincy MA 1601.16 15 Teams 12.62 5 Leonard Ernst, Las Vegas NV; John Wong, Rowland Heights CA 1593.15 38.34 1 Eugene Solomon - David Hendel, Boca 9.46 6 James Kraft, Tulsa OK; Chris Compton, Dallas TX 1584.36 Raton FL; Roger Coffman - Fred Weissenberg, West Palm 22.10 7 2 David Grossman, Boynton Beach FL; Lawrence Lerner, Warren NJ 1581.03 Beach FL 16.58 8 3 Michael McNamara - Alex Balandin, New York NY 1540.86 28.76 2 James Barry, Twain Harte CA; Henry 4.43 9 Cathy Strauch - Riggs Thayer Jr, San Diego CA 1540.32 Caspar, Toronto ON; Bruce Luttrell, Saratoga CA; Gary 4.24 10 Jeanne Rahmey, Brooklyn NY; Alan Sontag, Gaithersburg MD 1537.89 Donner, Hilton Head SC; Max Limbocker, Louisville KY 5.75 11 Raymond Zekauskas Jr, Tulsa OK; Mike Aliotta, Oklahoma City OK 1534.32 18.87 3/4 Noe Mallari, San Diego CA; Kendall 3.32 12 Lilian Scott, Delray Beach FL; Janice Seamon, Miami FL 1525.93 Keely, Palm Beach FL; Estelle Margolin, Flushing NY; 3.07 13 Mary Green, Carlisle MA; Jim Linhart, Piscataway NJ 1517.86 Helen Miller, Miller Place NY 3.11 14 Cindy Marshall, Knoxville TN; Les Bart, Olney MD 1514.43 18.87 3/4 Bob Pfeiffer, Chesapeake VA; Susan 12.43 15 4 Rahn Smith, Boynton Beach FL; Linda Epstein, Boca Raton FL 1513.33 Bowles, Virginia Beach VA; Albert Postar, Lubbock TX; 9.32 16 5 Philip Altus - Dave Anderson, Tampa FL 1512.99 Gerald Korn, Narberth PA 3.21 17 Jon Brissman, San Bernardino CA; Alan Le Bendig, Los Angeles CA 1511.79 8.29 5/8 Joan Coutts, Stirling NJ; Betty Cox, 6.99 18 6 Thomas Simon - Marion Simon, Yonkers NY 1509.24 Randolph NJ; Peter Stein, Belle Mead NJ; Sidney Kanter, 2.50 19 Leonard Helman, Santa Fe NM; Howard Piltch, Andover MA 1508.86 Clifton NJ 4.16 20 Michael White, Atlanta GA; Phil Brady, Philadelphia PA 1503.74 5.25 21 7 Colin Harrington, Cambridge ON; Bonn Tanner, Humble TX 1495.12 Bracket 4 3.93 22 8 Scott Graham, Lauderhill FL; Diana Cowan, Boynton Beach FL 1491.31 16 Teams 4.08 23 9 Eileen Cripps - Libushe Zaporozec, Madison WI 1485.57 31.21 1 Shirley Seals, Ponte Vedra FL; Gordon 4.45 24 10 Saul Gross, Miami Beach FL; Irma Willenborg, Biscayne Park FL 1485.04 Walker, Naples FL; Deborah Drury, Buffalo NY; Phil Hook, 2.95 25 11 H Fertig, Winter Springs FL; Stephen Stone, Orlando FL 1482.34 Atlanta GA 1.60 26 Gen Geiger, Sarasota FL; Caroline Pascoe, Nokomis FL 1479.52 23.41 2 Sam Graham, Oakland CA; Kenneth Tatz, 1.91 27 Ed Schulte, Tampa FL; Joseph Godefrin, Sarasota FL 1477.60 Highland Park IL; Jay Gibson, Plano TX; Annette McCarty, 1.55 28 Phil Warden - Mary Warden, Madison WI 1467.53 Richardson TX; John Anderson, Baton Rouge LA; Harley 1.38 29 Robert Carteaux, Fort Wayne IN; John Zilic, Houston TX 1465.72 Bress, Raleigh NC 1.33 30 Richard Popper, Wilmington DE; Robert White, Raleigh NC 1462.91 15.37 3/4 Shirley Irish - Judith Lamberton - Mary 1.54 31 , Pebble Beach CA; , Carmel CA 1461.53 Ann Dolak, Erie PA; Charles Dailey, Boca Raton FL 1.41 32 Roy Green, Carlisle MA; Virgil Anderson Jr, Springfield MO 1459.08 15.37 3/4 Robert Rinehart, Northumberlnd PA; 2.46 12 Stella Blodinger - Jack Blodinger, Boca Raton FL 1448.47 Gerald Mindell, Chicago IL; Mary Anne O’Connor, Port 3.53 13 Franco Baseggio, New York NY; Timothy Goodwin, S Portland ME 1447.47 Huron MI; Sandra Wirtz, Clyde MI 1ST SATURDAY BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS Bracket 5 64 Teams 16 Teams A B 24.23 1 Roger Walton, Kirkland WA; Judith Inker, 12.05 1 Margaret O’Neal - Stanley Littlefield, Titusville FL; Liga Byrne, Wellesley Hills MA; Paul Heffington, Casselberry FL; Mequon WI; Michele Foran, Oconomowoc WI 21.00 Jonathan Sundheim, Oviedo FL 9.04 2 Gretchen Funk - Marianne Timmons, Safety Harbor FL; Donna Jones - 18.17 2 Robert McPhee, Belleville ON; Trudy Rustmann, Clearwater FL 19.50 Rosemarie Miller, Waverly NY; Aviv Shahaf - Fabrice 4.63 3/6 Joseph Shay, Ponte Vedra FL; , Fenton MI; George Lecomte, New York NY; Jennifer-Jo Hartsman, Boston MA; Mittelman, Toronto ON; , Vancouver BC 17.50 Jason Ciano, Lawrenceville GA 4.63 3/6 J Villman, Yorba Linda CA; John Blubaugh, Indianapolis IN; Craig 11.93 3/4 Jim Alison - Dayn Beam, Huntsville AL; Ganzer, Wyckoff NJ; Hans Iukovici, Saint Louis MO 17.50 James Satterfield, Marietta GA; William Burks III, Atlanta 4.63 3/6 Tex Hooks - Mae Hooks, Tampa FL; Karol McGee, Valrico FL; H Ray Hooks, GA San Antonio TX 17.50 11.93 3/4 Sara Leckie - Yoko Higasa - Patricia 4.63 3/6 Virginia Crump - Richard Crump, Raleigh NC; William Von Hausen - Barb Dreinhoefer, Knoxville TN; Elizabeth Jeffords, Oak Ridge Von Hausen, Cary NC 17.50 TN 1.88 7/8 Edward White, Grand Blanc MI; A Kevin Comins, Flint MI; Colin Revill, Burlington ON; David Bish, Leo IN 17.00 Bracket 6 1.88 7/8 Peter Stein, Belle Mead NJ; Sidney Kanter, Clifton NJ; Joan Coutts, 16 Teams Stirling NJ; Betty Cox, Randolph NJ 17.00 19.32 1 William Carlson Jr - Ira Buchalter, Saint 5.34 1 Lacy Jennings - James Nickel, San Diego CA; Daniel Denison - Mary Lou Thomas VI; Byron Crittenden, Kingswood Surre Y; James Denison, Solana Beach CA 16.50 Bochsler, London Se19 1qg 2.74 2/5 Raymond Hippolyte - Michelle Hippolyte, Port-Au-Prince; Errol Boulos - 14.49 2 Eunice Rubel, Boca Raton FL; Raymond Jean-Pierre Gardere, Miami FL 14.50 Depew, Kingston PA; Angela Kelley, Bonita Springs FL; 2.74 2/5 Caroline Pieper, Tomahawk WI; Agnes McNulty, Minocqua WI; Nancy Jones, Robert Parlin, Naples FL Anchorage AK; Lucy Hillestad, Woodruff WI 14.50 Continued on page 9 2.74 2/5 Carol Porter - Michele Raeuber - Dorothy King, Jacksonville FL; Dennis Lane, Ponte Vedra FL 14.50 Daily Bulletin Page 9

2.74 2/5 Alex Halberstadt - Donna Neal, Orlando FL; Jane Macbean - Gina 1ST FRIDAY/SATURDAY KNOCKOUTS O’Donnell, Hilton Head SC 14.50 Continued from page 8 1.27 6 Joan Musgrave, Oblong IL; Carol Welch, Robinson IL; Patricia Mass - Stanley Mass, Fort Lauderdale FL 14.00 9.51 3/4 Joseph Shair, Ridgewood NJ; Sharon SATURDAY EVENING 199ER STRATIFIED PAIRS Beck - Meredith Beck, Pearland TX; Ross Spiro, Cherry 34 Pairs Hill NJ A B C 9.51 3/4 Julie Van Stone - Dee Krynock - Nancy 3.47 1 1 Tom Wilson, Orlando FL; Peter Peng, Lake Mary FL 190.50 Lenney, Naples FL; Corinne Peterson, St Croix Fls WI 2.60 2 2 Arnold Hurvitz, Boca Raton FL; Elaine Hurvitz, Wynnewood PA 160.00 4.18 5/8 William White, Arlington TX; Thomas 1.95 3 Carol Netchvolodoff, Washington DC; Linda Logan, Thornhill ON 157.50 Zinser, Orlando FL; Daryl Fisher, New Orleans LA; W 1.64 4 3 Allayne Barnum - Ruth Johnson, Naples FL 152.50 Barker, Walker LA 1.23 5 4 William Peak - Jean Peak, Rockwall TX 152.00 4.18 5/8 Robert Barde - Judith Pyka - Arthur Pyka, 1.06 6 5 John Hudson, Fairfax Station VA; Linda Wilkerson, Weston FL 148.50 Manchester CT; John Bogue, Milan TN 1.31 6 1 Judith Hunt, Evergreen CO; Daniel Taylor, Littleton CO 146.50 0.98 2 Thomas Wilkerson, Weston FL; Will Burford, Crofton MD 144.50 Bracket 7 0.74 3 Londa Benjamini - Everett RASHOTSKY, Aventura FL 141.00 16 Teams 18.58 1 Ralph Oxhandler, Spring Branch TX; SATURDAY EVENING 299ER SWISS TEAMS Stephen Faluszczak, Erie PA; Jan Loftin - William Smith, 18 Teams Lincoln NE 3.92 1 Nancy Raznick, San Francisco CA; John Parker, St John’s NF; Carl Markel, 13.94 2 Edward Polen - Shirley Polen - Judith St Augustine FL; June Mitchell, Palm Desert CA 65.00 Simon - Harvey Wolfe, Boca Raton FL 2.94 2 Michael Morden - Jacquelyn Sollner, Saint Thomas VI; Robbi Graf - Nancy 9.15 3/4 Dennis Lane, Ponte Vedra FL; Dorothy Lasner, St Thomas VI 57.00 King - Carol Porter - Michele Raeuber, Jacksonville FL 2.21 3 Ann Hedden, Watkinsville GA; David Sterner, Glen Burnie MD; Sharon Hurd, 9.15 3/4 Joe Brubaker, Tipp City OH; Bee Hallett, Severn MD; Albert Fitzgerald, Camp Hill PA 52.00 Fort Myers FL; Elizabeth Gelwicks, Jacksonville FL; Ellen 1.45 4/5 Christl Horner, Roswell GA; Carlene Cobb - Dynet Engle, Fort Myers FL; Finney, Fernandina FL Mary Gilbertson, Dunedin FL 49.00 1.45 4/5 Virginia Dunnington, West Chester PA; Janice Taylor - Jean Cutler, Palm Bracket 8 City FL; Patricia Foster, New Port Richey FL 49.00 16 Teams 17.46 1 Eleanor Notkin, Needham MA; Pauline FRIDAY-SUNDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRS Sirota - Esther Weiner, Boynton Beach FL; Marion Kelman, 136 Pairs Great Falls MT A B 13.10 2 Junior Carl Sturm, Longwood FL; Will- 11.20 1 Larry Mann, Morgantown WV; John Hackett, Oxford ME 213.92 iam Flurkey, Casselberry FL; Joan Goree, Gainesville FL; 8.40 2 Heather Elmslie, Don Mills ON; William Laven, Greenbrae CA 213.00 Richard Huber, Gotha FL 6.30 3 Geraldine Chavez, Cincinnati OH; Georgette King, Miami Beach FL 206.13 8.60 3/4 Erin Anderson - Janice Anderson, Regina 4.73 4 Jess Stuart, West Chester PA; Beth Stuart, Houston TX 204.06 SK; Sandy Sloan, Ipswich MA; Sandra Hammer, Dedham 3.54 5 Gerty Grotte - John Mincher, Miami FL 203.54 MA 2.33 6/7 Gerty Nardella - Matthew Nardella, Coconut Creek FL 201.98 8.60 3/4 George Vanstrum - Renny Vanstrum - 2.33 6/7 David Buskirk - Judy Buskirk, Waterford MI 201.98 Nancy Shuford - W Henry Shuford, Atlanta GA 6.07 1 Donald McCullough Jr, Adrian MI; Victoria Gregory, Pittsburg KS 195.00 4.55 2 Hans Stocker, Austin TX; Hazel Keith, Wimbledon SW19 4H 191.60 Bracket 9 3.41 3 Joan Powell, Elmira NY; Marcia Roach, Spring Hill FL 190.04 15 Teams 2.56 4 Marian Heffner - Cecelia Kast, York PA 188.25 15.18 1 Barbara Bullock - Fran Jaffe, Vero Beach 2.04 5 Richard Provinsal, Wantagh NY; Rosemary Weber, Naples FL 187.96 FL; Patricia Foutz, Blacksburg VA; Tom Gilpin Jr, Princeton 1.44 6 Dov Issers, Holon IS; Naim Ziv-Li, Ashdod IS 186.92 WV 11.39 2 Alan Goldenberg, Oak Ridge TN; James FIRST SATURDAY B/C/D STRATIFIED PAIRS O’Brien, Rogersville TN; Philip Beekman - David Taylor, 188 Pairs Charlotte NC B C D 7.47 3/4 John Henry Berg - Joan Berg, Baton 23.32 1 Pierre Beauregard - Nicolle Beauregard, St Lazare PQ 403.00 Rouge LA; Wilson Banta - Marilyn Banta, Sunshine LA 17.49 2 Mickey Hughes, Falls Church VA; Andre L’Heureux, Alexandria VA 391.50 7.47 3/4 Michael Keller, Kalispell MT; C Jean 15.68 3 1 1 Arman Hartung, Marshall MI; Virginia Winters, Deland FL 381.50 Harper, Lincoln NE; Patricia Janis, Sarasota FL; Louise 9.84 4 R Hunsberger, Reading PA; Pradip Roy, Orlando FL 378.50 6.46 5/6 Paul Sorensen - Allan Sorensen, Berwyn AB 374.00 Cahill, Bennington VT 11.76 5/6 2 Vicki Loring - Arthur Loring, Palm Beach FL 374.00 3.28 5/8 Chalice Wells, Melbourne FL; Mary Ann 4.15 7 William Vaughan - Happy Vaughan, Orlando FL 369.50 Walsh, Ind Hbr Bch FL; Vernell Adams - Marilyn Fives, 3.11 8 Edward Heilbronner, Weston FL; Jay Wasserman, Boca Raton FL 367.00 Jacksonville FL 3.51 9 Alan Goldman, Flushing NY; Marilyn Griffing, Sarasota FL 364.00 3.51 10 Cecily Larmon, Hobe Sound FL; Ronald Zajac, Walled Lake MI 362.00 Bracket 10 8.82 3 Mary Kreger, West Palm Beach FL; Jim Hagan, St Augustine FL 352.50 16 Teams 6.62 4 Bruce Gillies, Davenport FL; Judy Graf, Clarence NY 351.50 13.41 1 Rodney Severson, Orangeburg SC; Louis 4.96 5 Ken April - Neil Dollarhide, Wolfeboro NH 350.00 Jones, Miami FL; Emerita Hayward, Leonardtown MD; 3.72 6 Edwin Hughes, Long Branch NJ; Matthew Kappel, Middletown NJ 349.00 Ruth Ostrow, Sarasota FL 2.79 7 Victor Szteinbaum - Betty Szteinbaum, San Mateo CA 348.50 10.06 2 John Hoerber, Boca Raton FL; Victor 2.09 8 Jamelle Barnes, Midlothian VA; Scott Johnson, Arlington VA 343.50 Neugebauer, Clearwater FL; Arlene Goulart, Walnut Creek 5.04 2 Nancy Ferguson, Greenbrae CA; David Bryant, San Francisco CA 339.50 CA; Valerie Thibault, Moraga CA 3.78 3 Joan Webb - Keith Harrison, Clearwater FL 335.00 6.60 3/4 Marcel Nathans - Charlotte Ridberg - 2.84 4 Sue Potter - Louella Berliner, New York NY 333.50 Louise Drury, Walnut Creek CA; Betty Vaughn, Venice FL 2.13 5 Helen Collins - Barbara Hendrick, Gainesville FL 327.50 6.60 3/4 Diane Warhit - Arthur Falk - Sue Falk, 2.50 6 Harriet Brent, Bloomfield MI; Carol Pollock, Bannockburn IL 320.50 Somers NY; Leonard Greenstein, Bronx NY

Bracket 11 16 Teams 11.39 1 William Stuart - Peter Smit - Martha HaveGoodwill you noticed a group message of volunteers with bright The B-LineB-Line (lobby level hours of the Peabody) has ad- Blaine, Hot Springs AR; Grace Clay, Marietta GA name badges that say “ASK ME!” justed its hours to accommodate bridge players 8.54 2 Henry Good - Alice Good, Annapolis MD; They are teachers, directors and throughout the tournament. The revised hours: Penn Davidson - Jane Davidson, Palm Coast FL friends of the Intermediate/Newcomer Breakfast Menu 6:00 a.m. -11:30 a.m. 5.61 3/4 Virginia Hart - Lois Jean De Trude - Helen Program. Lunch Menu 11:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Dickinson, Indianapolis IN; Lois Scott, Carmel IN The IN playing area is the Orlando Dinner Menu 5:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. 5.61 3/4 Susan Kongsvik, Deland FL; Pearl Room at the Peabody Hotel and game Late Night Menu 11:00 p.m.-6:00 a.m. Wegman, Debary FL; Robert Beller - Karen Beller, Lake times are 10 a.m., 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Breakfast is available 24 hours a day. Mary FL We extend a special welcome to new players. Have fun and enjoy our game. Bracket 12 16 Teams 9.36 1 Evan Olster - Loli Rainey - Barbara Pratt Chairman, Goodwill Committee - Sadie Opper, Miami FL CheckCheck cashing cashing and Bridge Bucks 7.02 2 Maurine Wiener - Jules Wiener, Litchfield sales will take place from 12 to 1 p.m. CT; Urte Baaij - Hendricus Baaij, Savannah GA outside the Atlantic Room on the Con- 4.61 3/4 Arnold Fjeldal - Lillian Fjeldal, Bonita ference floor. Springs FL; Peggy Booth, Bonita Spgs FL; Mary Mullin, Thanksgiving Personal photo identification is re- Naples FL quired for cash checking. The limit on 4.61 3/4 Irma Broders - Janet Lipe, Fort Myers FL; Please pickdinner up and pay tickets for your reserved Thanks- checks is $250. Ronald Ratchford, Venice FL; Jane Cangalosi, Staunton VA giving dinner tickets before Monday. Tickets are avail- Cash, checks and credit cards may be used to pur- able near the Partnership Desk on the Lobby Level. chase Bridge Bucks. Continued on page 10 Page 10 Daily Bulletin

1ST FRIDAY/SATURDAY KNOCKOUTS INTERNATIONAL FUND MIDNITE SWISS 26 Teams Continued from page 9 A B Bracket 13 8.40 1 Kai Cheng - Allan Mowat, Winnipeg MB; Michael Rahtjen - George Johnson, 12 Teams Boca Raton FL; Brian Russell, Burnaby BC 4.00 6.83 1 Henry Fischer, Palm Bch Gdns FL; 3.12 2/8 Jay Gibson, Plano TX; Annette McCarty, Richardson TX; Sam Graham, Michael Merns, West Palm Beach FL; Wayne Fahie, Saska- Oakland CA; Jimmy Pelham, North Baldwin NY 3.00 toon SK; Rick Grieman, Regina SK 3.12 2/8 Brian Hingerty - Geo. Fred Williams III, Knoxville TN; Robert Lyon - 5.12 2 Donald Roose - Dolores Roose, Daven- Raymond Gilbert, Indianapolis IN 3.00 port FL; Donna Meyen, Virginia Beach VA; Margie 3.12 2/8 Hans Stocker, Austin TX; Hazel Keith, Wimbledon SW19 4H; Henry Caspar, Purkerson, Gulf Breeze FL Toronto ON; James Barry, Twain Harte CA 3.00 3.36 3/4 Richard Packard, Cambridge MA; Guest 3.12 2/8 1/2 James Paschal - Rachaelle Paschal, Reno NV; Dale Poszgai, Ponte Vedra Perry, Charlestown MA; Thomas Schneider, Naples FL; FL; Mary Schneider, Hamburg NY 3.00 Anthony Falotico, Westport CT 3.12 2/8 Paul Kinney, Jamaica Plain MA; Lloyd Arvedon, Bedford MA; Shome 3.36 3/4 Joan Musgrave, Oblong IL; Carol Welch, Mukherjee, Randolph MA; Stewart Mackeigan, Wilmington MA 3.00 Robinson IL; Patricia Mass - Stanley Mass, Weston FL 3.12 2/8 1/2 Frank Scali, N Ridgeville OH; Cheryl Singer, Hollywood FL; Raymond Gallucci - Sym Gallucci, Rochester NY 3.00 Bracket 14 3.12 2/8 Helen Inbar, Oakton VA; Annette Doueck, Brooklyn NY; Susan Torrey, 10 Teams Chapel Hill NC; J. Robert Beck, Pearland TX 3.00 5.06 1 J Sullivan - James Bruss - Frank Rizzo, 1.74 3 Paul Winston, New York City NY; Robert Lawrence, New York NY; Diane Tampa FL; Temple Drummond, Temple Terrace FL Solomon, West Orange NJ; Pearl Feldman, Deerfield Beach FL 2.00 3.80 2 Jim High - Arlene High - Albert Vaccaro, 1.31 4 Bernice Stevens - Belen Suarez - Louis Epstein, Cincinnati OH; Judy Melbourne FL; Louis Stockstill, Indialantic FL Mustico, Elmira NY 1.75 2.49 3/4 Betty Faist - Peggy Limerick, Sacramento CA; Lavon Nelson, Minneapolis MN; Eugene Wilson, Fort 1ST CONTINUOUS PAIRS Myers FL 60 Pairs 2.49 3/4 Jack Sargent - Rebecca Sargent, Jackson A B MS; Sonja Smith - Sally Kirtley, North Granby CT 6.07 1 Charlie Robert, Baton Rouge LA; Jim Hoffmann, Covington GA 182.50 4.55 2 David Bryant, San Francisco CA; Paul Johnson III, Four Oaks NC 164.00 CHARITY KNOCKOUT TEAMS 3.41 3 Susan Robb - Bill Robb, Raleigh NC 163.00 Bracket 1 2.24 4/5 Bobby Goldman, Lewisville TX; Ruth Stober, Great Neck NY 159.00 16 Teams 4.55 4/5 1 Scott Stearns, Clemson SC; Michael Keller, Kalispell MT 159.00 Joseph Shay, Ponte Vedra FL; Geoff Hampson, Fenton MI; 1.44 6 Therese Cross, Stuart FL; Ronald Zajac, Walled Lake MI 155.00 Mike Passell, Dallas TX; Michael Seamon, Miami Beach 3.41 2 Chris Kindt, Middletown CT; Bobby Alexander, Scottsdale AZ 150.50 FL; Eric Greco, Annandale VA 2.56 3 R. Arthur Cannamela Jr - David Haydon, Roswell GA 149.50 vs 1.92 4 Bea Rosenbaum, Tamarac FL; Gwendolyn Eckman, Palm Beach FL 148.50 Daniel Boye, Syracuse NY; Steven Barcus, Sorrento FL; 1.46 5 Jacquelyn Sollner, Saint Thomas VI; Nancy Lasner, St Thomas VI 148.00 Jim Linhart, Piscataway NJ; Martin Caley, Montreal PQ; 1.63 6 Lucy Hillestad, Woodruff WI; Agnes McNulty, Minocqua WI 147.50 Rita Ellington, Fairfield CT; Jim Reiman, Mansfield OH SATURDAY MORNING 10/20 PAIRS Bracket 2 10 Pairs 16 Teams D E R Jay Becker - Ira Herman, New York NY; Lewis Finkel, 1.40 1 1 Alan Zahm, Windermere FL; David Pearce, Orlando FL 42.50 Jupiter FL; Frank Mastrola, Swansea MA; Keith Garber, 0.92 2/3 2 Marion Grant - Roberta Simmons, Lakeland FL 42.00 Pelham NY; Cameron Doner, Richmond BC 0.92 2/3 Lawrence Gobble - Linda Gobble, Mountain Home AR 42.00 vs 0.59 4 John Gautrand - Ann Gautraud, Naples FL 40.50 Terry Riely - Carolyn Teinert, San Antonio TX; Marjorie Kidd, Plano TX; Steve Shirey, Fort Worth TX SATURDAY MORNING 50/100 PAIRS 44 Pairs Bracket 3 B C 16 Teams 3.73 1 Robert Malone - Marion Malone, Naples FL 112.50 John Ledet - Denis Murphy - Toshiko Yingst - Bonnie 2.80 2 1 Patricia Hoffman - Joyce Dennis, Fairborn OH 106.50 Bagley, Colorado Spgs CO; Virginia Bednar, Hilton Head 2.10 3 2 Steve McKittrick, Seminole FL; Pat McKittrick, Clearwater FL 103.50 SC 1.57 4 3 Melody Gabriel - Joan Mitchell, Vero Beach FL 103.00 vs 1.18 5 Aileen Wallis, Lakeland FL; Margaret France, Astoria IL 102.50 Michael Kitces, Great Falls VA; Kevin Bathurst, Newbury 1.23 6 4 Robert Guarino, Inverness FL; Louise Tyler, Hernando FL 100.50 Park CA; Thomas Carmichael, Iselin NJ; - 0.74 5 Jean Wheeler, Longwood FL; Billie Barnby, Fern Park FL 89.50 Brian Meyer, Buffalo NY 0.52 6 Londa Benjamini - Everett Rushatsky, Aventura FL 82.00

Bracket 4 SATURDAY MORNING 200 PAIRS 16 Teams Phyllis Reed, Palm Beach FL; Rachel Kaufman, Cranston 18 Pairs RI; Stephen Hess, Rehoboth MA; Laurence Dusty, Lake 2.44 1 Susan Schnelwar - Carole Van Wieck, New York NY 100.20 Worth FL 1.83 2 Bill Slade, Altamonte Spg FL; Terry Kamke, Maggie Valley NC 96.07 vs 1.37 3 Dolores Wagner - Irma Fioravanti, Lakeland FL 94.00 Samuel Ehrlichman, Flushing NY; Ari Greenberg, Malibu 1.03 4 Dorothy Ward - Maxie Cinnamon, Orlando FL 92.00 CA; David Sokolow, Austin TX; Howard Einberg, Los An- 0.77 5 Carol Netchvolodoff, Washington DC; Linda Logan, Thornhill ON 91.86 geles CA FRIDAY/SATURDAY/SUNDAY CONTINUOUS PAIRS Bracket 5 82 Pairs 16 Teams A B Laura Chasen, Palm City FL; John Benefield, Panama City 7.74 1 Dottie Hudson, Midland GA; Darrell Penrod, Phenix City AL 199.00 FL; Jimmy Haws - Jeff Edelstein, Tampa FL 5.81 2 1 Donna Neal - Alex Halberstadt, Orlando FL 194.50 vs 4.35 3 William Logan - Mae Koh, Studio City CA 187.50 William Carlson Jr - Ira Buchalter, Saint Thomas VI; James 3.27 4 Suzanne Dunaway, Oak Park IL; Michael Kutska, River Forest IL 187.00 Bochsler-Byron Crittenden, Great Britain 2.45 5 Donald Swan Jr, Coopersburg PA; Tom Sakaguchi, Cinnaminson NJ 186.50 2.84 6 2 Zelma Oppenheim - Murray Oppenheim, Satellite Bch FL 184.00 Bracket 6 2.13 3 Janice Warren, Minneapolis MN; Janice Nelson, Burnsville MN 178.50 15 Teams 1.60 4 Peg Hern - Bobbie-Sue Miller, Jacksonville FL 178.00 Betty Duer - Betty Schiffer, St Augustine FL; Marilynn 1.34 5 Caroline Gatlin - Harold Schmokel, Myrtle Beach SC 176.50 Parker, Atlantic Bch FL; Aggie Kaye, Jacksonville FL 1.14 6 Barbara Davis - June Stark, Denver CO 168.50 vs Jim Hagan - Suzanne Hagan, St Augustine FL; Thomasina Petrahai, Trumbull CT; Mary Kreger, West Palm Beach FL SATURDAY AFTERNOON 100/200 PAIRS 48 Pairs A B 4.36 1 1 Bernard Berman, Vero Beach FL; Harry Mathers, Fort Myers FL 107.00 3.27 2 2 John Lipori, Clearwater FL; Phil Aronson, Monroe WA 104.00 A set of travelers’Found checks 2.45 3 3 Carolyn Mc Murtrie - Phyllis Chak, Ocala FL 103.50 was found on the floor of the 1.84 4 Patricia Foster, New Port Richey FL; Virginia Dunnington, West Convention Center. We cannot Chester PA 102.00 notify the owner because we 1.38 5 Nancy Frame, Longwood FL; Edward O’Brien, Orlando FL 99.00 cannot read the signature. If 1.23 6 4 Mark Raphaelson - Lance Marrou, Orlando FL 98.50 you believe these may belong 1.41 5 Michael Byrne, Orlando FL; Evelyn Peisner, Longwood FL 96.50 to you, please see Patty 0.69 6 Marcia Lane - Lois Bittner, Lawrenceburg IN 95.00 Johnson in the Cypress Room, mezzanine level of the Peabody, and describe the checks. Daily Bulletin Page 11

SATURDAY AFTERNOON 0-5/20/50 PAIRS CHARITY KNOCKOUT TEAMS 34 Pairs Continued from page 10 A B C 2.84 1 1 Donna Harrison, Holliday MO; Patricia Gray, Sebring FL 107.50 Bracket 7 2.13 2 2 Judith Hunt, Evergreen CO; Daniel Taylor, Littleton CO 106.50 12 Teams 1.60 3 B.Sue Romer - Harold Romer, Largo FL 104.00 Tom Gilpin Jr, Princeton WV; Louis Jones, Miami FL; 1.20 4 3 1 John Gautrand - Ann Gautraud, Naples FL 102.00 Rodney Severson, Orangeburg SC; Emerita Hayward, 0.95 5 Dorothy Turoff, Boca Raton FL; Stephanie Wilks, Orlando FL 101.00 Leonardtown MD 0.67 6 4 Lynn McKinney - Linda Schofield, Winter Park FL 100.50 vs 0.67 5 2 Alan Zahm, Windermere FL; David Pearce, Orlando FL 96.00 Allan Gustafson - Lorraine Gustafson, Cary NC; Glenna 0.46 3 Marion Grant - Roberta Simmons, Lakeland FL 82.50 Thomas - Mary Farrell, Panama City FL Bracket 8 SATURDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE+ PAIRS 11 Teams 8 Pairs William Stuart - Peter Smit - Martha Blaine, Hot Springs 0.82 1 Shirley Soucy - Patricia Perrin, Halifax NS 23.00 AR; Grace Clay, Marietta GA 0.62 2 Judi Giusti - Carolyn Coats, Orlando FL 20.50 vs 0.46 3 Elizabeth O’Brien, Halifax NS; Jesse James, Roseville CA 19.50 John Fosnaught, Indianapolis IN; Linda Salmon, Carmel IN; Lyle Rosenzweig, Bonita Springs FL; Murray Siegel, 1ST SATURDAY SENIOR PAIRS Naples FL 222 Pairs A B C 24.31 1 Doris Lawrence, Pembroke Pines FL; Bobbie Gomer, Willow Grove PA400.50 Bracket 9 18.23 2 1 Paul Streigle - Arlene Streigle, Clearwater FL 392.50 11 Teams 13.67 3 John Gustafson - Helen Gustafson, Des Moines IA 387.50 Richard Packard, Cambridge MA; Guest Perry, Charlestown 8.98 4/5 G Barrs, Lake Worth FL; Charles Musgrove, West Palm Beach FL 386.00 MA; Thomas Schneider, Naples FL; Anthony Falotico, 8.98 4/5 Bob Rosenblum, Miami Shores FL; Murray Bast, Miami FL 386.00 Westport CT 12.29 6 2 Laurel Krock - Donna Yetman, Kissimmee FL 384.50 vs 4.33 7 Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; Lowell Andrews, Huntington Bh CA 384.00 Barbara Davis - June Stark, Denver CO; Linda Lloyd, 3.25 8 John Fox Jr, Whittier CA; Liane Turner, Kansas City MO 377.00 4.39 9 Len Elikan, Ponte Vedra FL; Victor Liszka, Jacksonville FL 374.00 Altamonte Spg FL; James Macdonald, Orlando FL 9.22 10 3 Marjorie Hano, Trenton NJ; Fern Granowitz, Miami FL 372.50 2.35 11/12 Natalie Hertz - Dan Hertz, Harrison NY 371.50 3.36 11/12 Audrey Kurland - Anne Gust, Fort Myers FL 371.50 6.91 4 Joyce Bell, Oak Park MI; Janice Chadwick, W Bloomfield MI 361.50 6.73 5 1 Doris Judell, Purchase NY; Aileen Karp, Mamaroneck NY 359.50 Dan Morse of Houston reelected was reelected as ACBL 3.60 6/7 Stanley Ashe, Tampa FL; Louise Mells, Longwood FL 355.50 representative to the World Bridge Federation for a 3.41 6/7 Gerry Kuttas - Shirley Gay, Ocala FL 355.50 three-year term from 1999 through 2001. 3.19 8 F M “Wen” Wenger - Barbara O’Neal, Houston TX 351.50 2.86 9 Mary Lou Kiley, Mooresville NC; Marguerite Calicchio, Costa Mesa CA 349.00 5.05 2 Stan Albin - Janet Albin, Neoga IL 345.14 3.79 3 William Klinsky - Bruce Hausman, Boca Raton FL 337.70 2.84 4 Elaine Menard - Edwin Menard, St Augustine FL 337.50 2.13 5 Larry Smith - Mary Jane Smith, San Ramon CA 337.00 1.60 6 Ralph Campbell - Jessie Campbell, Cincinnati OH 334.50

SATURDAY EVENING 199ER STRATIFIED PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQQ EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 1 Tom Wilson, Orlando FL; Peter Peng, Lake Mary FL 190.50 1 1 Arnold Hurvitz, Boca Raton FL; Elaine Hurvitz, Wynnewood PA 160.00 2 2 Allayne Barnum - Ruth Johnson, Naples FL 152.50 2 Carol Netchvolodoff, Washington DC; Linda Logan, Thornhill ON 157.50 3 3 William Peak - Jean Peak, Rockwall TX 152.00 3 2 John Hudson, Fairfax Station VA; Linda Wilkerson, Weston FL 148.50 4 Lillian Johannessen - Tor Johannessen, N-1360 Nesbru 145.50 4 3 1 Judith Hunt, Evergreen CO; Daniel Taylor, Littleton CO 146.50 5 4 Hal Green - Lee Green, Ocala FL 145.00 5 4 Robert Malone - Marion Malone, Naples FL 145.50 6 5 Laurel Scheinman, Baltimore MD; Janie Moser, Cary NC 140.50 6 5 2 Thomas Wilkerson, Weston FL; Will Burford, Crofton MD 144.50 7 6 1 Donna Harrison, Holliday MO; Patricia Gray, Sebring FL 135.50 7 6 Mary Schneider, Hamburg NY; Dale Poszgai, Ponte Vedra FL 142.00

SATURDAY AFTERNOON 100/200 PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQQ EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Michael Byrne, Orlando FL; Evelyn Peisner, Longwood FL 96.50 1 Patricia Foster, New Port Richey FL; Virginia Dunnington, West Chester PA 102.00 2 2 Linda Silver, Forest Park IL; Bryan Morgan, Dallas TX 94.00 2 Nancy Frame, Longwood FL; Edward O’Brien, Orlando FL 99.00 3 Alan Blake, Staten Island NY; Mary Hencken, Casselberry FL 93.50 3 1 Mark Raphaelson - Lance Marrou, Orlando FL 98.50 4 Susan Grossman - Laurence Grossman, New York NY 90.50 4 Enid Trotiner - David Trotiner, Yonkers NY 94.50 5 3 Charles Davis - Sharon Everett, Raleigh NC 88.00 5 Peggy Walters Senesy, West Chester PA; Faigie Kopelman, Toronto ON 86.00 2 Cathy Brennan, Orlando FL; Wanda Mize, West Palm Beach FL 85.00 3 Wasyl Ostaffe - Joan Haight, Port St Lucie FL 82.00 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RRR EAST-WEST A B A B 1 1 Bernard Berman, Vero Beach FL; Harry Mathers, Fort Myers FL 107.00 1 1 John Lipori, Clearwater FL; Phil Aronson, Monroe WA 104.00 2 2 Carolyn Mc Murtrie - Phyllis Chak, Ocala FL 103.50 2 Suzanne Bolotin, Evanston IL; Lewis Luttrell, Hickory NC 93.00 3 Leona Ellerby - Shirley Rogers, Oregon IL 96.00 3 2 Anthony Cooke - Patricia Cooke, Kissimmee FL 91.00 4 3 Marcia Lane - Lois Bittner, Lawrenceburg IN 95.00 4 George Stuart, Oviedo FL; Frances Knopf, Laurel MD 89.00 5 Richard Banks - Ella Banks, Tampa FL 88.50 5 Susan Schnelwar - Carole Van Wieck, New York NY 86.00

SATURDAY AFTERNOON 0-5/20/50 PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION OOO EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Janie Moser, Cary NC; Laurel Scheinman, Baltimore MD 95.00 1 1 Donna Harrison, Holliday MO; Patricia Gray, Sebring FL 107.50 2 Beth Ludwig, Longwood FL; Caroline Duncan, Sebring FL 92.50 2 2 Judith Hunt, Evergreen CO; Daniel Taylor, Littleton CO 106.50 3 1 Howard Fink - Rose Fink, Aventura FL 89.00 3 Patricia Hoffman - Joyce Dennis, Fairborn OH 94.00 4 Peggy Railey - Ray Smith, Kissimmee FL 88.00 4/5 Stosh Anderson - Claudia Anderson, Kodiak AK 87.50 4/5 Michael Levine, Tampa FL; Debbie Wright, Issaquah WA 87.50 NORTH-SOUTH SECTION PPP EAST-WEST A B C A B C 1 Dorothy Turoff, Boca Raton FL; Stephanie Wilks, Orlando FL 101.00 1 B.Sue Romer - Harold Romer, Largo FL 104.00 2 1 1 Alan Zahm, Windermere FL; David Pearce, Orlando FL 96.00 2 1 1 John Gautrand - Ann Gautraud, Naples FL 102.00 3 Don Gorman, Kissimmee FL; Fred Zried, Apopka FL 94.00 3 2 Lynn McKinney - Linda Schofield, Winter Park FL 100.50

SATURDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE+ PAIRS NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SSS EAST-WEST 1 Shirley Soucy - Patricia Perrin, Halifax NS 23.00 1 Elizabeth O’Brien, Halifax NS; Jesse James, Roseville CA 19.50 2 Judi Giusti - Carolyn Coats, Orlando FL 20.50 2 Bea Hergert - Tony Hergert, Kissimmee FL 19.00 *Unless otherwise indicated, strat breaks for Stratified Open TODAY’Sand Senior events are:SCHEDULE A (1500+), B (500-1500), C (0-500). Strati-Flighted Open events are: A (3000+/0-3000), B (750-1500), C (300-750), D (0-300). For Continuous Pairs and single-session open events, strat breaks are A (750+), B (0-750). Sunday, Nov. 22, 1998, 9:00 a.m. Event Session Sold Charity Bracketed KO Teams Final $44 team Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody Vancouver Morning Continuous/Side Pairs 3rd $22 pair Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody Sunday, Nov. 22, 1998, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. Stratified Senior Swiss Teams* 1-2 $88 team Florida Room -- Peabody 199er, 99er, 49er, 0-20 & 0-5 Pairs single $20 pair Orlando Room -- Peabody Stratified 99er Swiss Teams single $40 team Orlando Room -- Peabody Sunday, Nov. 22, 1998, 1:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. OPEN BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 1-2 Q $96 team Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody (two qualifying sessions, two final sessions Monday) WOMEN’S BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 1-2 Q $108 team Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody (two qualifying sessions, two final sessions Monday) SENIOR KO TEAMS $96 team Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody (pre-registration required by noon -- continues until completed) Leon Smith Strati-Flighted Open Swiss Teams* 1-2 $88 team Hall F -- Convention Center Stratified Open Pairs* 1-2 $44 pair Hall F -- Convention Center Bracketed KO Teams II 3-4 $44 team Hall F -- Convention Center Friday-Saturday-Sunday Continuous/Side Pairs 5 of 6 $22 pair 1 p.m. only Hall F -- Convention Center Sunday, Nov. 22, 1998, 8:00 p.m. Stratified IMP Pairs* single $20 pair Hall F -- Convention Center (open to Swiss non-quals & new entrants) Friday-Saturday-Sunday Continuous/Side Pairs 6 of 6 $22 pair Florida Room -- Peabody Stratified 99er Pairs single $20 pair Orlando Room -- Peabody Stratified 299er Pairs single $20 pair Orlando Room -- Peabody Sunday, Nov. 22, 1998, Midnight Zip KO Teams* single $10 per match Orlando Room -- Peadoby

TOMORROW’SGoodwill SCHEDULEDay *Unless otherwise indicated, 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).

Monday, Nov. 23, 1998, 9:00 a.m. Event Session Entry Sold Morning Bracketed KO Teams 1st $44 team Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody San Antonio Morning Continuous/Side Pairs 1st $22 pair Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody

Monday, Nov. 23, 1998, 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. Stratified Senior Pairs* 1-2 $44 pair Florida Room -- Peabody 199er, 99er, 49er, 0-20 & 0-5 Pairs single $20 pair Orlando Room -- Peabody

Monday, Nov. 23, 1998, 1:00 p.m. International Fund Pairs* single $22 pair Hall F -- Convention Center

Monday, Nov. 23, 1998, 1:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. OPEN BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 1-2 F $96 team Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody WOMEN’S BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 1-2 F $108 team Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody SENIOR KO TEAMS $96 team Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody Stratified Open Pairs* 1-2 $44 pair Hall F -- Convention Center Stratified Mixed Pairs* 1-2 $44 pair Plaza Ballroom -- Peabody Bracketed KO Teams III 1-2 $44 team Hall F -- Convention Center (continues Tuesday) Monday, Nov. 23, 1998, 8:00 p.m. ACBL Charity Pairs* single $22 pair Florida Room -- Peabody Stratified B-A-M Teams* single $40 team Florida Room -- Peabody Stratified 99er Pairs single $20 pair Orlando Room -- Peabody Stratified 299er Swiss Teams single $40 team Orlando Room -- Peabody

Monday, Nov. 23, 1998, Midnight Zip Stratified Swiss Teams* single $40 team Orlando Room -- Peabody