BULLETINJuly 8-18, 2004 76th Summer North American Bridge Championships

Volume 76, Number 6 Wednesday, July 14, 2004 Editors: Brent Manley and Henry Francis

DAILYNew York, New York

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Two major upsetsin Spingold KO

Teams captained by Rose Meltzer and RitaShugart are on the sidelines today as the third roundof play gets underway in the Spingold KnockoutTeams.

Meltzer’s all-star squad – Kyle Larsen, PeterWeichsel, Alan Sontag, Chip Martel and LewStansby – fell to the No. 61 seed, an all-Englandteam captained by Jack Mizel. Meltzer jumped outto a 48-13 lead after the first quarter but wereblasted 52-5 in the second quarter and neverrecovered as they dropped a 135-88 decision.

Mizel played with Alexander Allfrey, ArthurMalinowsky and Andrew McIntosh.

By contrast to the other match, Shugart held a41-IMP lead with a quarter to go but wereoutscored 53-8 by a New York-Canada team led byFred Hoffer. The final score was 140-136.

Hoffer, of Cote Saint-Luc in Quebec, andfellow Canadian Don Piafsky of Toronto wereplaying with New Yorkers Barry Piafsky, AllenKahn and David Rosenberg.

In another upset, the No. 15 seed, captained byBart Bramley, lost a close match to the team led byPhillip Becker.

Showdown timein Wagar Teams

It’s getting to showdown time in the WagarWomen’s Knockout Teams. The top four seedsadvanced yesterday. All eight teams remaining arecapable of going all the way.

The top-seeded Baker squad (Lynn Baker, LynnDeas, Beth Palmer, Kay Schulle, Kerri Sanborn andDisa Eythorsdottir) will oppose Donna Compton,Petra Hamman, Joan Jackson, Nancy Passell, PegWaller and Becky Rogers. Both teams feature pastNABC champions and a few world champions.

The same is true of the next pairing which willsee Valerie Westheimer, Judi Radin, Mildred Breed,Shawn Quinn, Stasha Cohen and Cheri Bjerkantaking on Lynne Tarnopol, Laurie Vogel, JacquiMitchell, Amalya Kearse, Gail Greenberg andRozanne Pollack.

The third match also features lots of champions.Carlyn Steiner, Marinesa Letizia, Jill Meyers, RandiMontin, Janice Seamon-Molson and Tobi Sokolowwill oppose JoAnn Sprung, Kathleen Sulgrove, PamWittes, Renee Mancuso, Karen Allison and PeggySutherlin.

The fourth seed is led by a newcomer, HansaNarasimhan, but she’s surrounded by champions Onher team are Irina Levitina, Jill Levin, Sue Picus,Debbie Rosenberg and JoAnn Stansby. They will faceGinny Schuett, Chris Benson, Candace FowlerGriffey, Kathy Baum and two visitors from Japan –Ayako Amano and Miho Sekizawa.

Welland tries harder,but he’s not No. 2As a games player from an early age, Roy

Welland has always set high standards for himself.“I’m a bit of a perfectionist,” says the 41-year-

old New Yorker. “If I do something, I try to do it aswell as humanly possible.”

For Welland the bridge player, “as well aspossible” has turned out to be quite impressive.

Less than four years after applying himselfseriously to bridge, Welland has several major winsto his credit, including last year’s SpingoldKnockout Teams. In October, he and his squad willtravel to Istanbul, Turkey, to try to win the WorldTeam Olympiad.

The team will be one of the favorites to bringhome the gold medal, and many top ACBL players

50 years with arulebook in hand

Guess what Tournament Director Stan Tenchwas doing 50 years ago? Right – he was directing.He was in Vancouver BC, and he was directing forthe very first time. He was only 25 at the time.

Now he’s 75 – he celebrated his birthday earlierthis week. And of course he’s doing what he likesbest – directing. Just by the way, he arranged hisday off for yesterday three months ago – he went tosee “Producers” with his friend, Phyllis Burstein.

A quick aside about the day he was born – July11. “My grandparents heard about my birth the daybefore I was born,” he said. “I was born in Japan,and because of the time difference it was still the10th back in the United States.”

Stan assisted John Donnelly during that firstassignment back in 1954, but he was the director-in-charge the following year. His assistant? Noneother than Phil Wood, the man who eventuallybecame the king of directors in the Northwest.

Stan worked for the Canadian government for

The time has come for Intellympics

“If we believe in our capability, we willsucceed in our project to build a new category ofOlympic Games, the Intellympics,” World BridgeFederation President Jose Damiani believes. He iswith us here in New York this week because of theJunior activities.

“There are not many sports that can helpyoungsters to improve their memory, theirconcentration and their reasoning skills and at thesame time help older people to avoid or reduce theeffects of Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s. We haveprepared presentations along these lines that arebeing sent to Olympic authorities.”

According to Damiani, the InternationalOlympic Committee expects the bridge world toshow how important we are not only as acompetitive sport but also as a human activity. “Wehave been officially confirmed as an internationalsports federation under the new criteria set by theIOC. This was by no means automatic, as manyfederations have been rejected.”

Damiani and Gianarrigo Rona, president of theEuropean Bridge League, will speak about thecontribution bridge makes to education and healthat the Congress of Sport for All, organized by theIOC.

Damiani is very concerned about the situationconcerning young bridge players.

Rosenkranz leadsSenior Swiss Teams

The team captained by George Rosenkranz wasin the lead after two qualifying sessions of theNABC Senior Swiss Teams. The event concludestoday.

Rosenkranz is playing with fellow MexicanMiguel Reygadas, Floridians Ed Schulte and ZekeJabbour and Arnie Fisher of Clementon NJ.

They had a lead of 12.24 Victory Points overthe second-place team from Nebraska: GaryAmundsen, Mike Albert, Rod Beery and MaryEgan. Continued on page 5

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Wednesday, July 149:15 a.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Haig

Tchamitch, Balancing & Reopening Doubles. Regent Room.6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Michael

Huston, Doing It with Finesse. Regent Room.Thursday, July 15

9:15 a.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Amy Nellissen,Second Hand Low. Regent Room.

6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Jade Barrett, It’s All in Your Head. Regent Room.

Friday, July 169:15 a.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Gail

Greenberg, Strategy of Following to Partner’s Lead. Regent Room.

6:45 p.m. Intermediate/Newcomer Speakers Program: Allan Mazer, I’d Rather Be Last! Regent Room.

Hospitality and beverage bars available nightly from 11p.m. to midnight, 3d Floor Promenade.

Wednesday, July 1411:15 p.m. – Stand-up comedy with Al Lubel. Trianon Ballroom.

Reuben sandwiches at 11 p.m. on the 3rd floor Promenade.

Thursday, July 1511:15 p.m. – Haagen-Dazs, Dove and fruit bars at 11 p.m. on the 3rd

floor Promenade.

Friday, July 16 11:15 p.m. – Bridge to Broadway – the second showing of the

spectacular musical revue from the 1974 NABC that hasbeen revised and updated for 2004. The show has beenproduced and directed by Augie Boehm. Free tickets areavailable at the Hospitality Desk. Trianon Ballroom.

Wednesday, July 149 a.m.-noon. Club Directors Course Update. Continuing education for

bridge directors to increase their skills with populartournament director Guillermo Poplawsky. Certificategiven for successful completion of all three days.Wednesday: The Proprieties, Running a Successful Club,Dealing with Problem People. New York Room.

All day. Computer championships. Concourse H.7 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Junior ceremony. Mercury Rotunda

Thursday, July 15All day. Computer championships. Concourse H.9 a.m.-noon. Club Directors Course Update. Continuing education for

bridge directors to increase their skills with populartournament director Guillermo Poplawsky. Certificategiven for successful completion of all three days.Thursday: Advanced ACBLscore. New York Room.

Friday, July 16All day. Computer championships. Concourse H.6-10 p.m. Junior Banquet. Concourse A.

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SPECIAL EVENTSMEETINGS / SEMINARS / RECEPTIONS

BRIDGE TALKS

LATE NIGHT / ENTERTAINMENT

DESK HOURSRegistrationDesk8:30 am.-10 a.m. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Hospitality Desk8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. 12 p.m.-3 p.m. 5 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Partnership Desk8:30 a.m.-10 a.m. 12 p.m.-1 p.m. 6:45 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

I/N Desk9 a.m.-10 a.m. 2:30 p.m.-3 p.m. 7 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

New playeron the block

By Barry RigalHansa Narasimhan may not be a name you

know too well, but you will be seeing a lot more ofher soon.

Her team has reached the round of 8 in theWagar Women’s Knockouts. She served notice ofher skills after a robust bidding sequence on thisdeal from the first round of the event.

♠ A J 9 4♥ A K 9 3♦ A 6♣ K Q 5

♠ 10 8 3 ♠ K Q 6 5 2♥ Q 7 ♥ J 10 5 2♦ 9 2 ♦ 5 3♣ J 8 7 4 3 2 ♣ A 10

♠ 7♥ 8 6 4♦ K Q J 10 8 7 4♣ 9 6

Irina Levitina opened 2NT with the North handand Hansa leaped to 6♦. East won the opening clublead by taking dummy’s king and returned a passivetrump. Hansa ran all her trumps but one, producingthe classic ruffing-squeeze ending:

♠ A J 9♥ A K♦ —♣ —

♠ 10 8 3 ♠ K Q 6♥ Q 7 ♥ J 10 5♦ — ♦ —♣ — ♣ —

♠ 7♥ 8 6 4♦ 4♣ –

East still had to make a discard, but whatevershe did, Hansa had her 12th trick by playing on thatsuit.

Little fish are sweetBy Mark Horton

In order to become a top-class defender youmust get used to drawing inferences from the spotcards that partner plays. The following is a classicexample.

Dlr: North ♠ 10 9 7 6 4 3Vul: None ♥ A K 6

♦ A Q 5♣ J

♠ Q 5 ♠ A K 8♥ Q 4 ♥ J 10 8 7 3♦ 10 8 4 ♦ 9 6 3♣ A Q 10 7 3 2 ♣ 8 5

♠ J 2♥ 9 5 2♦ K J 7 2♣ K 9 6 4

West North East South1♠ Pass 1NT

Pass 2♠ Pass Pass3♣ All Pass

North led the ♥A (attitude) and when Southplayed the 2, North switched to a spade. Declarerwent up with the ace and played a second heart.

North won and reviewed the evidence. Southhad followed to the spade with the 2, which mightbe a singleton. On the second round of hearts,however, South had followed with the 5, the lowestoutstanding heart.

With a singleton spade, South would surelyhave played his highest remaining heart, and hewould also have done it with two spades and nohigh diamonds.

If the defenders play four rounds of diamondsstarting at trick four, declarer would have to guessvery well to finish three down.

So, watch those low cards!

Old-timers rememberFreeman the scorer

Dick Freeman is another super-successstory. Today’s players recognize Dick as a greatplayer, a key member of the team that hasdominated American bridge for the last decade orso. He has three world championships under hisbelt as well.

But what most players today don’t know is thatDick once was the king of bridge scorers. Nobodycould touch him at matchpointing or adding.Nobody could read his figures either, but it didn’tmatter. He was always in balance the first time,usually putting his sheet on the wall before anyoneelse had finished matchpointing.

Dick has always been good with numbers.Back in the days of the Quiz Kids radio show, theworld tuned in to see if he could handle that week’smathematical problem in his head when most of thelisteners couldn’t solve it with pencil and paper.Sometimes it took him a few seconds, but healways had the answer — most of the time almostimmediately.

When he got married, he put down his redpencil and became a star player. He won worldchampionships in 1995, 2000 and 2003, and hisexploits in North American tournaments includenumerous championships. He is one of the game’sfastest analysts – and not surprisingly he is almostalways right.

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Beer Card handHave you ever heard of the Beer Card? The ♦7

is called the Beer Card under very specialcircumstances – when it wins trick 13 in asuccessful contract. When this happens, thedeclarer yells “Beer Card” and his partner must buyhim a beer.

Where did all this Beer Card stuff start? Well,the ♦7 plays a special role in a Danish game calledBoma-Loma. Partly because of this, bridge playersin Copenhagen were the first to use the Beer Cardterm. It became quite common and reached Londonby the Eighties. The term was imported to theUnited States by the American Junior team afterthey made a visit to Poland for a World JuniorCamp. Now Beer Card is a term used worldwide.

David Milton of Herndon VA earned a free beerfrom his partner on this deal.

Dlr: North ♠ J 9 8Vul: None ♥ 10 7 5 4

♦ A K 6♣ 8 4 3

♠ K Q 10 ♠ 7 6 4♥ K Q J ♥ A 8 6 3 2♦ J 9 ♦ Q 10♣ A J 10 7 2 ♣ Q 6 5

♠ A 5 3 2♥ 9♦ 8 7 5 4 3 2♣ K 9

West North East SouthPass Pass 1♠

1NT 2♠ All PassThat was quite a 1♠ opener by Milton, but of

course he was third hand. Yes, the opponents couldmake game, but this story is about a Beer Card. Anddon’t forget, declarer has to be successful in hiscontract. That doesn’t look too likely when you seethe North-South cards.

West led the ♥K and switched to the ♦J todummy’s king. Milton ruffed a heart with thedeuce, then crossed to the ♦K to ruff another heartwith the 3. He led a diamond to the 6, West pitchingand East ruffing with the 4.

East led a trump, and Milton went up with theace. He led still another diamond, ruffing with thejack. He called for dummy’s last heart and ruffedwith the 5, West winning with the trump queen.

West cashed the ♠K and Milton carefullydiscarded the ♦8. West was forced to cash the ♣Aand lead a club, so Milton won the ♣K. Then hetook trick 13 with the ♦7 and yelled “Beer Card.”

More Beer Card factsYou don’t have to score the Beer Card (the

♦7) as declarer. You’re entitled to call out “BeerCard” if you set an opponent’s contract andscore the final trick with the ♦7.

If you are declarer in a cold contract and godown because you try to score the Beer Card,you have to buy beer for the table.

Don Mamula wonders what happens if youscore a Beer Card on defense when you’redoubled and redoubled. “I think that calls for asix-pack,” he decided.

Good card readingBob Morris read the situation just right on this

deal from the Spingold. As a result he scored up hisvulnerable game.

Dlr: South ♠ 5Vul: N-S ♥ K 8

♦ 10 9 8 6♣ Q J 10 9 7 6

♠ Q J 7 6 4 3 ♠ 9♥ 6 4 3 ♥ A J 10 9 5♦ Q 2 ♦ 5 4 3♣ K 3 ♣ 8 5 4 2

♠ A K 10 8 2♥ Q 7 2♦ A K J 4♣ A

West North East SouthEisenstein Etter Sunser Morris

2♣2♠ 3♣ Pass 3NTAll Pass

Glenn Eisenstein led the ♥6 to dummy’s kingand Larry Sunser’s ace. East led the ♥J, which wasallowed to win. He switched to the ♠9 and Morrisrose with the ace. He cashed his top diamonds andthen took a third when the queen fell. After cashingthe ♣A and the ♥Q, he led his last diamond todummy, led the ♣Q and pitched a spade. Eisensteinwon with the king and was down to all spades. He ledthe queen, but Morris ducked. The next spade lead letMorris make both his king and his 10 for nine tricks.

Making a slamoff three aces

Don Mamula, chairman of the Board ofGovernors, had the thrill of making a slam missingthree aces. In fact he made an overtrick! The dealcomes from the Life Master-1500 Mini-SpingoldKnockouts.

♠ —♥ A J 7 6 5♦ A K Q 9 5♣ 9 7 2

♠ A K J 10 9 2 ♠ Q 8 7 6 5 4 3♥ 10 8 ♥ 2♦ J 10 8 4 3 ♦ —♣ — ♣ K Q J 8 4

♠ —♥ K Q 9 4 3♦ 7 6 2♣ A 10 6 5 3

West North East SouthPass

1♠ 2♥ 4♥ 5♥5♠ 6♥ 6♠ DblAll Pass

When the dummy went down, Mamula, West,counted the trumps three times. “I finally realizedthat spades were dividing evenly – 0-0.”

North could have scored his ♥A at trick one, buthe decided to lead the ♦A because of Randy Corn’ssplinter bid of 4♥. Mamula ruffed this in dummy. Heled the ♣K and ruffed when South covered. He ruffeda diamond to dummy and pitched his hearts on thegood clubs and claimed for plus 1860.

The auction at the other table was quitedifferent:

West North East South2♥

2♠ 6♥ 6♠ All PassDeclarer also got the ♦A opening lead, but he

made only 12 tricks. He conceded a heart at trick two,and that cost his side an extra IMP – 10 instead of 9.

Different kindof decision

Sometimes a penalty card gives you an addedoption. Sometimes that’s an advantage – sometimesit isn’t. Daniel Milton of Herndon VA had to makea choice on Monday.

♠ A Q 10 4♥ Q 10 3♦ A Q 4 2♣ 9 2

♠ 9 ♠ 8 6 2♥ J 7 6 ♥ K 8 5 2♦ J 10 9 7 5 ♦ K 6 3♣ Q 7 6 4 ♣ K 10 5

♠ K J 7 5 3♥ A 9 4♦ 8♣ A J 8 3

West North East South1♠

Pass 4♣ Pass 4♥Pass 5♦ Pass 6♠All Pass

The 4♣ bid showed a 12-15 raise with goodtrumps – at least two of the top three honors if afour-card suit, at least the ace or the king if a five-card suit. Milton, South, felt he was good enough tocuebid, and he wound up in the spade slam.

The opening club went to the king and ace, andhe thought about that for a minute. He thought if helater led the ♣9 and East had the 10 but didn’tcover, he could set up pitches for dummy’s hearts.He cashed the ace, queen and 10 of trumps as Westpitched two clubs. Then he led the ♣9, and hishopes plummeted when East discarded the ♥5. ButWest asked, “No clubs, partner?” and Eastproduced the ♣5 as his face turned slightly red.

Milton went through with his original plan,following low and losing to the queen. West returneda diamond and Milton was at the crossroads. Ofcourse he could finesse. If the finesse won he couldruff a diamond, cash his clubs to get rid of dummy’shearts, ruff a heart and get rid of his last heart on the♦A. He would wind up with three trumps, threeclubs, one heart, two diamonds, two diamond ruffsand a heart ruff – 12 tricks.

But the penalty card gave him another option.He could take the ♦A, ruff a diamond and lead aheart to the queen. If East had the king he couldn’tplay it – he’d have to play his penalty card. Thediamond finesse would no longer be necessary.

After giving the situation a good deal ofthought, Milton finally went with the diamondfinesse.

That didn’t work, but the penalty card playwould have. He was disappointed, of course, but hedropped by the Daily Bulletin office because hethought our readers might be interested in hisunusual story.

Determination pays offDon Prior of Manasquan NJ really wanted to

play in the Young Life Master-1500 Pairs, but hewasn’t eligible – he wasn’t a Life Master. But hewas almost anLM.

He hadanother desire– he was bornin New YorkCity so hewanted to winhis gold cardin New YorkCity. So hes t o p p e dplaying for sixweeks tomake sure hedidn’t go over300 points.

He came to the tournament early so he couldtake the director course, and suddenly he had anidea – he’d call his friend Richard Levendusky ofJersey Shore NJ and ask him to come to New Yorkto play with him.

So last Friday Levendusky roused himself outof bed in time to catch the 5:30 a.m. train to NewYork. They came in second in the morning sidegame, and suddenly Prior had satisfied one of hisdesires – he was an LM – and he could satisfy theother – he was eligible for the Young Pairs. Hecould play in a Life Master game on the same dayhe became a Life Master.

The story isn’t completely happy. They wereseventh overall after the first qualifying session, butthe second session was a disaster and they failed toqualify for the final.

But Prior is still going strong. He finished tiedfor fourth in Monday’s Open Pairs, partnered by hisgood friend Roger Lord.

Marshall your forces!Tournament Director Dave Marshall heard a

call for caddy, but there weren’t any around. Hewent over and told the table, “I have to watchmy step here – I’ve got to watch out for thatpowerful Caddies Union. But what can I do foryou?”

One of the players said, “I don’t know whatto tell you. I’m a labor lawyer.”

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DamianiContinued from page 1

“In the old days, our bridge population wasrenewed by the families where the children learnedto play bridge with their parents. That no longer isthe case for many reasons, including such things asthe advent of TV and video games as well as thechanging lifestyles of young people. Our bridgecommunity is getting older and older.

“We should be aware of this danger. We wantour children and our grandchildren to enjoy bridgeas we do. That’s the reason teaching bridge atschool is essential for the long term.”

Damiani believes we must use the newtechnology, especially the Internet, to teach bridgeto young people. “We shouldn’t be afraid ofdeveloping a kind of ‘virtual’ club for them as I amquite sure they will join us once they have beenable to practice and feel confident in their ability.”

He calls the Internet a powerful tool forpromoting bridge because of how international andnational contests are being screened. “The Internetis a perfect tool when linked with video ortelevision.”

He is very happy that the international situationhas changed sufficiently that the United States willbe sending teams to the World Team Olympiad inIstanbul, Turkey. “I am happy to see that yourteams will be with us in Istanbul, thus showing theworld our solidarity and our determination to fightagainst those who wish to terrorize us.”

Senior Swiss TeamsThe Senior Swiss Teams is a relatively new

event. It was first held in 1997 when a teamcaptained by Harry Ross took top honors.

Last year’s event was won by CarolynBjorklund, Fred Hamilton, Ed Barlow, Evan Baileyand Arnie Fisher.

Previous winners:1997 Harry Ross, John Gustafson, Helen

Gustafson, Jerry Gaer, Marilyn Hemenway,Mike Albert

1998 Mike Levine, Zeke Jabbour, Richard Reisig,Fred Hamilton, Arnie Fisher, P.O. Sundelin

1999 Corinne Kirkham, Jim Kirkham, RichardPotter, John Potter, Marc Low, Sandra Low

2000 Trudi Nugit, Hamish Bennett, GeneSimpson, Mike Shuman

2001 Mike Levine, P.O. Sundelin, Zeke Jabbour,Arnie Fisher, Randy Pettit, Allan Siebert

2002 Roger Clough, Rebecca Clough, LouiseFreed, Gene Freed, Derrell Childs, NelsErickson

2003 Carolyn Bjorklund, Fred Hamilton, EdBarlow, Evan Bailey, Arnie Fisher

I/N masterpoint raceBeverly and Daniel Ohman of Ames IA are the

leading point winners today in theIntermediate/Newcomer games.

1 14.29 Beverly Ruth Ohman, Ames IA2 14.29 Daniel Ohman, Ames IA3 14.05 Jeffery Yu, North York ON4 14.05 Frank Yu, North York ON5 12.98 Kian Ling Tio, Melville NY6 12.98 Irwin Landow, Deer Park NY7 12.13 Teresa Caplan, Pasadena MD8 12.13 Craig Caplan, Pasadena MD9 11.01 Toshiko Moriya, Manhasset NY

10 9.72 Sohail Hasan, New York NY11 9.72 Patrick Thompson, New York NY12 9.31 Harumi Komiya, New York NY13 9.11 Roger Beigh, Marietta GA14 9.11 Rick Gannon, Atlanta GA15 8.56 Zia Mian, Kingston, Jamaica16 8.33 Barbara McLendon, New York NY17 8.12 Charles Bardelis, Falmouth MA18 8.12 Judy Velasquez, Colorado Springs CO19 7.80 Mary Ellen Zaske, Franklin Lakes NJ20 7.62 Gerald Fine, Setauket NY21 7.62 Barbara Fine, Setauket NY22 7.46 Michael Varhalamas, Englewood NJ23 7.31 Susan Savage, Sacramento CA24 7.31 A Savage, Sacramento CA25 7.15 Roberta Finke, New York NY26 6.78 Ben Lew, Boca Raton FL27 6.78 Flory Shaio, Manalapan FL28 6.42 Claudia McDonald, Williamsburg VA29 6.39 Karen Green, New York NY30 6.39 Fran Posnick, New York NY31 6.26 Ross Wentworth, Jersey City NJ32 6.05 Sharon Glassman, High Falls NY33 6.05 Sheldon Glassman, High Falls NY34 6.01 Shelby Forma, Glen Cove NY35 6.01 Renee Locker, Manhasset NY36 5.95 David Goetz, Huntington Bch CA37 5.95 Robert Daniel, Gardena CA38 5.93 Philip Sugar, New York NY39 5.93 Susan Sugar, Yonkers NY40 5.74 Linda Clover, Alexandria VA41 5.73 Jennifer Broekman, Fair Lawn NJ42 5.70 Anne Cooley, Califon NJ43 5.70 Roger Cooley, Califon NJ44 5.66 Barbara LeVay, Glen Rock NJ45 5.36 Tom Rehwoldt, Ada MI46 5.35 Debbie Hutchison, Leawood KS47 5.35 James O’Connor, Leawood KS48 5.29 Clemens Struve, Corpus Christi TX49 5.29 Cynthia Struve, Corpus Christi TX50 5.25 William Bunn, Brentwood MO

Convention card reminderEach player is required to have a convention

card filled out legibly and on the table throughout asession. Both partnership cards must be identical.Both must include the first and last names of eachmember of the partnership.

If a director determines that neither player hasa substantially completed card, the partnership mayplay only the Standard American Yellow Card andmay use only standard carding. This restriction maybe lifted only at the beginning of a subsequentround after convention cards have been properlyprepared and approved by the director.

Further, the partnership will receive a 1/6 boardmatchpoint penalty for each board played,commencing with the next round and continuinguntil the restriction is lifted. In IMP team games,penalties shall be at the discretion of the director.

If the director determines the partnership has atleast one substantially completed convention cardbut has not fully complied with ACBL regulations,the director may give warnings or assign suchpenalties as he deems appropriate under thecircumstances.

The objective of these warnings and penaltiesis the encouragement of full compliance withACBL regulations.

MonitoringAt this and future North American

Championships, ACBL will be monitoring NABC+events with visible, real-time cameras. The imageswill be recorded and will be available for laterofficial inspection and review.

By general monitoring of the session andparticipants’ behavior, ACBL has another source ofinformationn that may be useful in determiningfacts and settling issues arising from some types ofethical and behavioral complaints or actions. Thisprocedure is intended to assure everyone that theplaying field is level and that misbehavior will notbe tolerated.

CorrectionHospitality at this tournament is being capably

handled by Districts 3 and 24, not by any individualunits in the area.

♠ ♥ ♦ ♣

Attendance to dateSo far at New York 2004, the total attendance is

7, 461 tables.

Goodwillmessage

How pleasant it is to hear a player call,“Director, please” – instead of an anguished“DIRECTOR!”

Why not extend that courtesy to ourcaddies? Don’t you think “Caddy, please” has arather nice sound?

Remember that New York is the first NABCfor some of our players –and it’s also the firstNABC for many of ourcaddies.

Aileen Osofsky, ChairmanNational Goodwill

Masterpoint disclaimerScores as reported in the Daily Bulletin are

subject to change because of score changes orcorrections. Therefore, the masterpoint awards asshown are also subject to change.

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Roy WellandContinued from page 1

Stan TenchContinued from page 1

believe Welland is good enough to lead his team –Bjorn Fallenius, Michael Rosenberg, ZiaMahmood, Robert Levin and Steve Weinstein – tovictory in Turkey.

Says Bob Hamman, a member of the BermudaBowl champion Nick Nickell team: “Roy is a goodcompetitor. He’s technically sound and has workedreally hard, especially in terms of seeking out goodcompetition. He’s doing it all right.”

Teammate Zia is also complimentary: “(Roy)could be a bridge pro. He is by far the best playerwho sponsors teams. My only complaint is that ifwe go out to eat between sessions with Roy wehave to drink so much good wine that I come backfor the second session drunk, and if I have tochoose between IMPs and a bottle of $500 wine,I’m picking the wine.”

For his part, Welland strives to avoid anysemblance of immodesty, but he will allow that histable feel is pretty good, perhaps from all the yearsof playing poker, at which he was expert longbefore he took up bridge.

Interestingly, Welland might not have foundbridge if a regular poker game he played in had notbeen held in a bridge club.

Welland arrived in New York 23 years ago asan 18-year-old. He was living in Chicago at thetime. One day he and a friend decided they wouldspend New Year’s Eve at Studio 54, a famous discoin New York. Welland arrived in the city and neverleft.

Always a games player, Welland played chess,backgammon, poker and gin, among others.

One day he decided he wanted to get into theoptions trading business, but he didn’t have theright educational background.

He played poker regularly at a bridge club, andhis poker games often went on so long that hewould meet the bridge crowd setting up for theirgame in the morning. One day he was talking to thebridge group and told them of his desire to work onWall Street. One of them mentioned that a lot ofgood bridge players had been hired to trade options.

Welland immediately started kibitzing therubber bridge game at the Manhattan Bridge Club,and after a couple of months he felt he was ready toplay in the duplicate game. “I had a little bit of anadvantage,” Welland says, “because I had playedsimilar games. It wasn’t that difficult to pick up therudiments.”

During 1986, Welland was a regular player inthe Manhattan Bridge Club duplicate game, and heaccumulated such a pile of rating point slips – theold way of keeping track of club masterpoints – thatsomeone suggested he send them in to ACBLHeadquarters.

It turned out that his collection of rating pointslips amounted to 94 masterpoints, making him the1986 winner of the national Ace of Clubs rookiecategory.

After a couple of years of bridge play, Wellandwas finally offered a job on Wall Street.Unfortunately, he was due to start just about thetime of the stock market crash of October 1987. Hehad to wait until the following year to get started,but he has been enormously successful and nowruns his own company – Wilcris Trading, namedafter William and Christopher, the twin sons he andChristal Henner-Welland had seven years ago.

Once he started his options career, Wellandfocused on Wall Street rather than bridge, but in thesummer of 2000 he sponsored his first team in theSpingold.

By the fall of the following year, he was aNorth American champion – winner of theReisinger Board-a-Match Teams, arguably thetoughest event on the ACBL calendar.

Welland’s regular partner these days is BjornFallenius, a veteran player who representedSweden, his native country, many times ininternational competition.

He and Welland knew each other from rubberbridge games, and they have formed a toughpartnership over the last three and a half years.

Says Richard Schwartz, another tournamentveteran and sponsor: “He and Bjorn are one of thebest third pairs on any team in the country.”

Welland and Fallenius play a complex,transfer-based system they feel gives them adefinite advantage.

Says Fallenius of his partner’s bridge acumen:“He has a very good feeling for what is going on atthe table, so we can be more free in the bidding, andRoy is a good bidder.”

Welland has also shown a flair for card play, asillustrated by the following deal from the MixedTeams at the first Open European Championshipslast summer in Menton, France. Welland’ssensational card play helped his team win the eventin a star-studded field.

Dlr: East ♠ A 9 6 3Vul: N-S ♥ 6 2

♦ A J 7 5♣ J 8 5

♠ K ♠ J 10 8 7 5 2♥ A J 7 5 4 3 ♥ 9 8♦ 8 6 4 2 ♦ Q 10♣ 6 3 ♣ 9 7 2

♠ Q 4♥ K Q 10♦ K 9 3♣ A K Q 10 4

At the other table, the contract was 3NT byNorth-South, good for 11 tricks and plus 660.Welland was playing with Jill Levin, and the two ofthem took a very different view of the North-Southcards.West North East SouthWelland Levin

2♦ (1) Dbl2♠ (2) 3NT Pass 6NTAll Pass

(1) Multi: weak two-bid in a major. (2) To play if East’s suit is spades. Welland’s 3NT was aggressive. Levin’s raise to

slam was, in context, normal. The problem wascoming to 12 tricks. East led the ♠J, which denieda higher honor. Welland took his only chance byplaying low from dummy. He was gratified to seethe ♠K pop up, but there was a lot more work to do.He played a heart at trick two: 2, 8, K, 7. Wellandthen ran five club tricks, on which East discardedtwo spades and West three hearts. When Wellandcashed the ♦K, he noted the fall of the 10 fromEast. Careful to unblock, Welland then played the♦9 to his ace, felling the queen. He returned todummy with the ♠Q to finesse against West’s ♦8 6for 12 tricks, plus 1440 and a 13-IMP gain.

“I’m willing to gamble,” says Welland,acknowledging that there are many similaritiesbetween bridge and poker. “There’s more poker inmy bridge game than in most people’s,” he says.

Welland says he and Christal don’t play muchtogether these days, but they did early in his bridgecareer. “She is a saint,” says Welland, noting thatthey have more than a dozen regional wins playingtogether.

Christal is a fine player in her own right. Shewas captain of the winning Open Swiss Teams atthe 2003 Spring NABC in Philadelphia – and she’son a strong team in the Spingold at this tournament:Mike Kamil, Swedish stars Peter Bertheau andFredrik Nystrom and Italians Claudio Nunes andFulvio Fantoni, reigning World Open Pairs champs.

Besides bridge and his family, Welland has akeen interest in the food business. He has afinancial interest in two New York restaurants –Hearth and Barbuto – and is a wine connoisseur(just ask Zia).

In the United States Bridge Championship inMemphis last month, the Welland team, playingfour-handed, made it to the final against the Nickellteam. Nickell won but opted to use the qualificationfor next year’s Bermuda Bowl instead of this year’sOlympiad, giving Welland and company the chance

for a world title.Even with that opportunity looming in the

future, Welland says, he has no trouble focusing onthe current challenge – defending his team’sSpingold championship.

“I take bridge one day at a time,” he says. “I tryto win my first match, and if I do I’ll try to wintomorrow’s match.”

Welland feels his team will have a good chancein Istanbul, and if they come home with the goldmedal, it will be only the second time the U.S. haswon the event. Says Welland: “Nothing would befiner than that.”

30 years, so he did all his directing on weekendsand during vacations. He moved East to Ottawa in1956, and he has especially enjoyed working in theMaritimes and northern Ontario. “The people are sosocial, so friendly, so enjoyable.”

Stan wistfully remembers the good old dayswhen directors used pencils instead of computers toscore. “It was more fun the old way, but I supposethe computers are faster.”

Directing is a great way to meet people and totravel, Stan said. “And I’ve so enjoyed workingwith such wonderful men who were my fellowdirectors – fellows like Johnny Wiser, MauryBraunstein, Harry Goldwater, Henry Francis, TomWeeks, Karl Marks, Karl Johnson, JerryFriedlander, Jules Jacobson, Jerry Prisyon, LouKelner, Mike Linah, Buddy Spiegel and RonnieRubin.

“Henry and I used to have a wonderful time inthe Maritimes. We’d race to finish our 25-topsheets, and we’d each have a rooting sectioncheering us on.”

Doing sheets was fun for Stan. “One time wewere doing a stanza 25-top where we scored thefirst half while the contestants played the secondhalf. One of the players – Hugh McLean who usedto play with Ron Andersen – bet us that we couldn’tget the first half in balance before play finished inthe second half. We eagerly took the bet. Then webet him we could finish by the 12th round. We wonthat one too. But when we offered a bet on the 11thround, Hugh refused. He had learned his lesson.”

Canada is a bilingual country, so at one pointStan was ordered to learn French because he was ahigh-ranking governmental official. He used hisFrench exactly once in his work, but his newlanguage has proved to be a big help indirectly –after all, he works a lot of tournaments in Quebec.

Now that he has retired, Stan works all theNABCs, so he is in frequent contact with all thefriends he has made through the years.

“I love directing,” Stan emphasized. “I haveenjoyed every minute of it.”

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♠ ♥ ♦ ♣

1. Welland

32. Kovacich

2. Nickell

31. Malley

3. Schwartz

30. DeBotton

4. Mizel (61)

29. Jeff Miller npc (36)

5. Hoffer (60)

28. Spector

6. Jacobs

27. Moorthy (38)

7. Robinson

26. Simson (39)

8. Weed npc

25. Romik

9. Brachman

24. Graves

10. O’Rourke

23. Beatty

11. Milner

22. Glubok

12. Mahaffey

21. Onstott

13. Lynch

20. Moss

14. Milgrim

19. Schneider

15. Becker (50)

18. Gordon

16. Kamil

17. Rubin

1. Welland64. Mousour2. Nickell63. Eisenstein3. Schwartz62. Barrett4. Meltzer61. Mizel5. Shugart60. Hoffer6. Jacobs59. Kuschner7. Robinson58. Demirov8. Weed npc57. Zobu9. Brachman56. Ferrin10. O’Rourke55. King11. Milner54. Barbour12. Mahaffey53. Nadar13. Lynch52. Levinson14. Milgrim51. White15. Bramley50. Becker16. Kamil49. Green17. Rubin48. Parker18. Gordon47. Roman19. Schneider46. Markowitz20. Moss45. Lindop21. Onstott44. Rigal22. Glubok43. Frukacz23. Beatty42. Tchamitch24. Graves41. Teukolsky25. Romik40. Etter26. Smith39. Simson27. Hackett38. Moorthy28. Spector37. Chan29. Berg36. Jeff Miller npc30. DeBotton35. Feagin31. Malley34. Eisenberg32. Kovacich33. Mori

SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS

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13 great yearsat 40 NABCs

By Nancy FoyJust the other day I realized that the New York

NABC will be the 40th NABC with which I’ve beeninvolved since I started working for ACBL in thesummer of 1991. There are a lot of things I trulyenjoy about my work, but the best part of my job withthe ACBL is the friends I’ve made.

I enjoy working with my buddies daily in ourheadquarters office in Memphis, and the tournamentdirecting staff is an added bonus. Over the past 13years, I’ve also made a lot of friends in the hotelindustry. Without question, though, the folks thathave really made my career special are thetournament and committee chairs that have becomemy friends over the years.

Four days after I signed on with ACBL, I went tothe Summer 1991 NABC in Las Vegas. It wasoverwhelming. I called home in tears every day,wondering how I would ever make it in this job. Thefirst tournament I really worked on was inIndianapolis in the fall of 1991. The bridge playersand volunteers were so kind to me. I can rememberthat I let the pressure get to me one evening andSharon Austin dragged me out to her car and took mefor a ride and let me air things out. Kathy Lindholmsaw how homesick I was and came downtown onThanksgiving Day to pick me up and take me back toher house for Thanksgiving dinner with her family.Kathy and Sharon play together at NABCs, and everytime I see them, I just want them to know how muchthey mean to me.

I’ve enjoyed working with Southern gentlemen.Larry Federico of New Orleans, Clay Hall ofBirmingham and Eric Snow of Houston are men I amproud to call my friends. They each had uniquechallenges at their NABCs. I never saw any of themget angry, not even frustrated, but I noticed every oneof them brought together a group of volunteerworkers who not only did the jobs they wereassigned, but they did the work and gave high praiseand loyalty to these men. These are guys you wantheading up your team.

I’ve made a few girlfriends over the years too.Penny Augustine of Toronto brings Timothy’s coffeebeans to me, just because she knows I like them, andI enjoy dinners with her and her husband Bob. JanNathan has her own company, but managed to chairthe Long Beach NABC last summer. She said she’dhire me, but I think she was just being nice. I alwayssave a hug for Martha McGhee when I see her.Martha was the chairman for the Orlando NABC in1998.

Believe it or not, some tournament chairs sign uptwice! I guess it’s like having a baby and you forgetthe labor pains. Patti Eber of Cincinnati, SteveCrutcher of Kansas City and John Marks ofPhiladelphia have all chaired two NABCs in the past13 years. Patti was so remarkable that her districtestablished an award in her name to be given tovolunteers whose dedication to the success of thegame deserves recognition. Steve and John bothhave me on their e-mail lists. Steve likes to sendalmost any kind of joke, but John (knowing I’m aboutthe only other right-wing conservative in all ofACBL) sends me Clinton jokes. Still does. And Istill think they’re funny.

I’ve worked with Margot Hennings from FallsChurch VA on two NABCs, and I’m betting we’llmake it three with the Summer 2009 NABC in

Washington, DC. Margot’s a lot of fun, but shesometimes intimidates me with her organizationalabilities. I have to watch what I say and do aroundher because, believe me, she’ll have a record of it!She knows she can call me for a favor any time sheneeds one.

Some of my friends are gone too soon. I missLouise Childs Freed, who lived in Los Angeles withher husband Gene when she died last November, buther real home was always in Dallas, where shechaired the 1997 Spring NABC. Other tournamentchairs still ask me for the menus of the late-night foodthey served in Dallas, now seven years ago. My ownmom died days before the Fall 2002 NABC inPhoenix. Marianne Spanier and Jill Miller co-chairedthat NABC and were so thoughtful and kind to me asI stumbled through their NABC. I see Marianne and“that cute Buddy” at most NABCs now, but Jill diedunexpectedly last year. The world is a better placebecause of Louise and Jill, and our game lost twospecial women.

As I prepare for my 40th NABC, I’m thinkingNew York is a perfect place to be. The day before thetournament started, I be celebrated my 25th weddinganniversary, so my husband and son were with me inthe Big Apple, and there’s no place more excitingthan Times Square, the “crossroads of the world.”Bill Rosenbaum and Jerry Goodman are co-chairs ofthe tournament.

These men are not all that much alike, except of

course, they both love bridge and both lend theiradministrative and leadership abilities to the game.Bill unsettled me a bit at first until I realized thatinstead of using what I thought was my Southerncharm, I should just give him the facts and move on.Jerry’s approach is a bit different from Bill’s and theywork together well with their complementary styles.It’s going to be a memorable 40th NABC for a lot ofreasons, and I’m hoping for a huge turnout.

Luckily for me, I’m not stopping at 40. I’mlooking forward to working with Jayne Thomas thisfall in Orlando. Every time we do a survey aboutNABCs, someone will write a note that we shouldtalk to Jayne and see how she does it in Florida. I toldher I’ll never be able to get out from behind hershadow.

Roni Gitchel of Pittsburgh has put together agreat team for the 2005 Spring NABC and hasalready raised nearly $100,000 in addition to thefunds ACBL provides for an NABC. I can remembercalling her a few years ago when we were concernedthat the new convention center in Pittsburgh wouldn’tbe finished by March of 2003, when Pittsburgh wasoriginally scheduled. Instead of being frustrated asone might have expected, Roni said she wanted whatwas best….and besides, it gave her two more years tomake sure the tournament was remarkable. I don’tthink she’s going to rest until she reads the greatreviews from Pittsburgh.

And Jack Feagin of Atlanta, another Southerngentleman, will be a repeat tournament chair with mewhen he heads up the Atlanta NABC next summer.He puts my feet to the fire on occasion, and he’llmake sure I do my job better than I did last time andthat players will thoroughly enjoy their visit toAtlanta next summer.

Because of the examples these and othertournament chairmen have been to me, I’ve becomemore involved in volunteer work in my church and inmy community. I’ve realized that by giving back,you get so much more.

If you haven’t volunteered to work at one of yourlocal tournaments or at an NABC, think about it. I’mlooking for more friends all the time.

Jan Nathan and Nancy Foy

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NABC SENIOR SWISS TEAMS QUALIFIERS30 Teams

1 George Rosenkranz, Mexico City; Miguel Reygadas, Mexico; JosephGodefrin, Sarasota FL; Ed Schulte, Tampa FL; Arnold Fisher, Clementon NJ;Zeke Jabbour, Boca Raton FL 30.00

2 Gary Amundson - Mike Albert, Omaha NE; Rod Beery - Mary Egan, Lincoln NE 17.763 Hamish Bennett, Menlo Park CA; Frances Dickman, San Jose CA; Bruce Noda,

Corte Madera CA; Michael Shuman, Pasadena CA; Gene Simpson, San Rafael CA 16.534 Fred Hamilton, Las Vegas NV; Ira Rubin, Elmwood Park NJ; Grace Hunt,

Dallas TX; David Adams, Kennesaw GA; Chuck Said, Nashville TN 14.085 Jack Bryant, Saint Louis MO; Michael Penick, Dallas TX; Jim Kirkham -

Corinne Kirkham, San Bernardino CA 12.246 Jim Reiman, Mansfield OH; Jay Baum, Germantown TN; Barbara Kasle, Boca

Raton FL; Eunice Portnoy, Chesterfield MO 11.637 Jeffrey Stroud, ; Ed Ulman, Portland OR; Phyllis Quinn, Cortlandt Manor

NY; Andrew Vinock, Woodland Hills CA; Alan Le Bendig, Los Angeles CA;Chester Johnson, Chicago IL 11.02

8/9 Genevieve Hewitt - Richard Hewitt - Ira Ewen, New York NY; StephenSchneer, Croton Hudson NY; Robert Casey, Worcester MA; Bob Bratcher, Vista CA 10.41

8/9 Ruth Stober, Great Neck NY; Keith Garber, Massapequa NY; Neal Satten,Wynnewood PA; Ken Cohen, Philadelphia PA 10.41

10 Gene Freed, Los Angeles CA; Robert Heitzman Jr, Suffern NY; Jerry Gaer,Scottsdale AZ; Derrell Childs, Garland TX 9.18

11/13 Ted Gibbs, Rancho Palos Verdes CA; Alan Myerson, Sherman Oaks CA; Phil Schaefer- Nell Schaefer, Los Angeles CA 8.57

11/13 Simon Kantor, Agawam MA; Murray Melton, Las Vegas NV; Melvin Marcus,Framingham MA; Richard Budd, Portland ME 8.57

11/13 Clement Jackson, Albuquerque NM; Harvey Brody, San Francisco CA; RichardHolmes, Wichita KS; Gary Sawyer, Alto NM 8.57

14 Rita Ellington, Aventura FL; Martin Caley, Montreal QC; Jim Linhart,Delray Beach FL; Michael Huston, Joplin MO 7.96

15 Stephen Shane, White Plains NY; Eugene Davidson, Washington DC; KennethBadertscher - Martin Schiff Jr, Tucson AZ; Robert Sartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ 6.73

16 Marilyn Garcia - Larry Griffey - Spike Lay, Daytona Beach FL; Henry Meyer,Southampton NY; Mike Cappelletti Sr, Alexandria VA 6.12

17/18 Jim Hamilton, Wallingford CT; William Esberg, Long Branch NJ; BarbaraSartorius, Lake Hiawatha NJ; Sharon Hait, Livingston NJ 5.51

17/18 Ronald Scelfo, West Palm Beach FL; Steven Pawliger, Hollywood FL; RobertRosen, Delray Beach FL; Andy O’Grady, Miami FL 5.51

19 Ellie Hanlon - Mary Savko - Frank Hacker, Barre VT; Philip Sharpsteen,Jericho VT 4.29

20/21 Rhoda Prager, Allentown PA; Nancy Molesworth, Croton Hudson NY; WarrenRosner, White Plains NY; Halina Jamner, Hawthorne NY 3.67

20/21 James Murphy, Chesapeake VA; Dorothy Corbett, Greenville NC; Carol Pincus,Las Vegas NV; Sharon Jabbour, Boca Raton FL; Richard Baum - Ed Lazarus,Baltimore MD 3.67

22 Stan Sather, Portland OR; Janet Daling, Seattle WA; Judy Bramley, DallasTX; Nell Cahn, Shreveport LA 2.45

23/25 Eli Borok, Los Angeles CA; William Hall, Thousand Oaks CA; Jon Wright, LaMesa CA; Al Blinder, Torrance CA 1.84

23/25 Susan Miller - R Fieler, Boca Raton FL; Bill Passell, Boynton Beach FL;Claude Vogel, Chicago IL 1.84

23/25 Gary Paston, Syosset NY; Jack Harris, Manhasset NY; Robert Karlan, GreatNeck NY; Michael Sobel, Tiverton RI; Stephen Gilbert, Brooklyn NY 1.84

26/27 Dan Hertz - Natalie Hertz, Harrison NY; Jean Talbot - Joan Van Geffen,Metairie LA 1.22

26/27 Edith Sacks, New York NY; Shirley Presberg, Boca Raton FL; Gloria Brown,Virginia Beach VA; Lee De Simone, Alexandria VA 1.22

28/29 Lawrence Lerner, Warren NJ; Kenneth Powell - Judy Rothstein, LivingstonNJ; Lauren Friedman, Daly City CA; Sandy Manshel, South Orange NJ 0.61

28/29 William Hunter, Reading MA; Shome Mukherjee, Randolph MA; Walter Fontaine,North Providence RI; Carlos Munoz, White Plains NY; Bill Irvine, Quincy MA;Harold Feldheim, Hamden CT 0.61

Zia out frontin point race

Excluding yesterday’s events, Zia Mahmoudhas won the most masterpoints to date at thistournament – 212.5. The top 100:

1 212.50 Zia Mahmood2 190.00 Walid Elahmady3 142.50 John Mohan4 142.50 Reese Milner5 129.38 Michael Rosenberg6 106.88 Ralph Katz7 100.00 Barnet Shenkin8 100.00 Michael Seamon9 100.00 Gary Cohler

10 100.00 Jeff Meckstroth11 100.00 Jim Mahaffey12 100.00 Eric Rodwell13 87.69 Amir Levin14 87.69 Michal Kwiecien15 81.43 K.R. Venkatraman16 81.43 Sunit Chokshi17 80.89 Robert Morris18 80.89 George Rosenkranz19 80.49 Claudio Nunes20 80.49 Fulvio Fantoni21 79.89 Disa Eythorsdottir22 76.51 Ken Cohen23 76.00 Dan Gerstman24 75.79 Mike Passell25 75.79 Eddie Wold26 75.00 Bart Bramley27 75.00 Malcolm Brachman28 75.00 Mark Chen29 75.00 Marshall Kuschner30 75.00 Sumner Steinfeldt31 75.00 Hal Hindman32 75.00 Sidney Lazard33 71.88 John Fout34 71.25 Wafik Abdou35 68.10 Chuck Burger36 67.20 Marian Krasowski37 67.20 Wieslaw Kalita38 67.06 Lars Andersson39 67.06 Bryan Maksymetz40 66.27 Thomas Rozinski41 65.13 Jared Lilienstein42 64.60 Brian Gunnell43 63.33 Steve Garner44 63.33 Howard Weinstein45 61.69 Daniel Wilderman46 60.00 Bruce Tuttle47 60.00 Martin Andersen48 60.00 Henry Meyer49 60.00 Jon Aabye50 60.00 Tanakorn Lavanakul51 60.00 Sathya Bettadapura52 60.00 Shelley Lapkoff53 60.00 Jim Leuker54 58.67 Richard Katz55 57.33 Barry Lippitt56 57.22 Cordelia Menges57 57.00 John Diamond58 57.00 Brian Platnick59 56.74 Beth Armstrong60 56.74 Jacqueline DeRouin61 56.25 Richard Mydloski62 56.25 Mark Leonard63 55.24 Jay Baudler64 54.85 Larry Cohen65 54.29 Tor Helness66 53.78 Mark Dean67 53.34 David Berkowitz68 52.34 Andre Chartrand69 52.34 Serge Chevalier70 51.90 Harry Steiner71 50.86 Alan Schwartz72 50.86 Mark Dahl73 50.38 Saleh Fetouh74 50.29 Melanie Tucker75 50.00 Ken Scholes76 50.00 Ai-Tai Lo77 50.00 David Butler78 50.00 Wayne Ohlrich

79 50.00 Henry Lortz80 49.80 Jay Levy81 49.78 Julie Zhu82 49.57 Sam Lev83 49.57 Piotr Gawrys84 47.50 Paul Hackett85 47.50 John Armstrong86 47.17 Marc Jacobus87 46.87 Jerry Clerkin88 46.83 Philip Sharpsteen89 46.83 Frank Hacker90 45.85 David Metcalf91 45.82 Lou Ann O’Rourke92 45.69 Mary Poplawski93 45.69 Harry Nuckols94 45.60 Dennis Kasle

95 45.60 Marcia Dean96 45.60 Robert Dean97 45.09 John Hurd98 45.00 Mark Krusemeyer99 45.00 Jonathan Cohen

100 45.00 Charles Nauen

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Jill Wooldridge, Buffalo NY; David Fleischer, AlexandriaVA; Doug Handler, Berkeley CA; Gary Helman, SyossetNY

vsThomas Simon, Yonkers NY; Richard Laufer, HartsdaleNY; Faye Marino, Greenwich CT; Richard Baumer,Holbrook NY

Eric Hochman, Brooklyn NY; Joan Dziekanski - JeffBayone - Eric Mock, New York NY; Alvin Levy,Commack NY; Alan Goldman, Queens Vlg NY

vsLarry Mohr, Woodside CA; Hao Ge, Cleveland OH; YiLiu, Madison WI; Alex Hong - Shi Yan, Delta BC

MINI SPINGOLD 0-1500 KNOCKOUTS

Rich Regan, Inman SC; Rob Meckstroth, Gainesville FL;Andrew Hurd - James Hawkes, Charleston SC; LarryLande, Marblehead MA; Victor Hsu, Waldwick NJ

vsDoug Couchman, Arlington TX; Joe Clark - ShaunChooi, Dallas TX; Ian Friedland, Alameda CA

Reisha Berkowsky, Huntingtn Sta NY; Gail Levy,Melville NY; Joshua Fendel - Barbara Fendel,Huntington NY

vsBruce Blakely, San Rafael CA; Nancy Ferguson - FredStout, Greenbrae CA; David Bryant, San Francisco CA

David Binney, Seattle WA; Barton Buffington, NorthKingstown RI; Gayle Cowart - George Cowart,Richardson TX

vsYatindra Sahae, Carmel CA; Randy Sahae, Millbrae CA;Shashi Rajpal, Belmont MA; Ravi Bhalla, Berkeley CA

Carl Gueli - Lydia Betz, Great Neck NY; RobertLawrence, Bronx NY; Mario Melamed, Buenos AiresArgentina

vsEmile Heredia - Terry Oleske - Laura Tolkow, New YorkNY; Eva Graczyk, Forest Hills NY

David Rock - Helen Pawlowski, Westfield MA; ShirleyMatthews, Lindale TX; Nicholas France, Spring ValleyNY

vsLawrence Teitel, Phoenix AZ; Sharon Schumacher, ElginIL; Anne Marie Harrington, Scottsdale AZ; NancyO’Donnell, East Greenwich RI

Sidney Kanter - Ron Nelken, Clifton NJ; Lee Ohliger,Ridgewood NJ; Bruce Rubin, Chestnut Ridge NY

vsNicolas Hammond, Atlanta GA; Edward Foran, MariettaGA; Ursula Maini, Largo FL; Ingrid Buschmann, IckingGermany

Mark Teaford, Kihei HI; Norton Rimer, La Jolla CA;Myron Rimer, New City NY; Ronald Resnick, WailukuHI

vsGlenn Reider, Concord NH; Brad Vander Zanden -David Shepler - Cindy Shepler, Knoxville TN

Doris Banks, Coram NY; Christine Woodring, SetauketNY; Paul Lenoble, Freeport NY; Lew Kroll, PlainviewNY

vsAlan Levine - MarjorieLevine, Massapequa NY;Annette Frumberg,Woodbury NY; DonaldWilkinson Jr, Syosset NY

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TUESDAY MORNING SIDE PAIRS44 Pairs

A B C4.85 1 1 Steve Birnbaum, Dallas TX; Christopher Shaw Jr, Carlinville IL 110.003.64 2 Carol Dalzell, Rye NY; Jerry Gaer, Scottsdale AZ 108.503.08 3 2 Robert Neuhart, Troy NY; Bernard Neuhart, Niskayuna NY 106.002.31 4 3 Linda Lee, Destin FL; Harry Leopold, Sarasota FL 98.503.19 5 4 1 Eva Ratonyi - Virginia Saul, Atlanta GA 98.002.39 6 5 2 John Abrenica, Seaford NY; Owen Lien, Hickory NC 97.501.79 6 3 Robin Hillyard, Waltham MA; Stephen Pickett, Vancouver BC 93.501.35 4 Arlene Sobol - Rolly Jacob, Framingham MA 91.001.24 5/6 Steven Zeliadt - William Fleming, Seattle WA 90.501.18 5/6 Bernadette Snyder, Ventnor City NJ; John Villari, Ocean City NJ 90.50

SATURDAY-TUESDAY MORNING KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 11 Teams22.23 1 John Russell, North Barrington IL; Bernace

DeYoung, Miami FL; Pat McDevitt, Brookline MA; SheilaGabay, Newton MA; Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON16.67 2 Eli Schneider - Cynthia Schneider, East

Brunswick NJ; Burrell Humphreys, Wayne NJ; BruceHumphreys, Oakland NJ; Daniel Gubin, Coosada AL; JudyRimer, La Jolla CA11.12 3/4 Jared Fournier - Jeremy Fournier, Knoxville

TN; Evan Markowitz - Jared Markowitz, New York NY

Bracket 2 15 Teams13.23 1 Marjorie Bribitzer - Clem Bribitzer,

Hampstead NC; Jason Bribitzer-Stull - Matthew Bribitzer-Stull,Minneapolis MN

9.92 2 Richard Gauthier - Sally Gauthier - Pat Smith- Mike Smith, W Springfield MA; Arthur Franz - MarilynSchmidt, Florence MA

6.62 3/4 Jeffery Yu - Frank Yu, North York ON; RanaGhadaki, Don Mills ON; Heather Coburn, Waterloo ON

6.62 3/4 Rachael Gosling, Paget Bermuda; CraigHutton - Stephan Juliusburger, Hamilton Bermuda; CliffordAlison, Somerset Bermuda

MONDAY-THURSDAY MORNING KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 10 TeamsMariko Kakimoto, Newport Coast CA; Ahmed Sorathia, ChinoCA; Subba Ravipudi, Downey CA; Norm Gordon, Dol-Des-Ormeaux QC; Martin Morris, Wheeling IL

vsNancy Marcus - Elliot Sternlicht - Robert Whitehead, New YorkNY; Bobbie Falk, Scarsdale NY

James Priebe - Joan Priebe, Mississauga ON; Mike Petras,Ottawa ON; Heather Peckett, Nepean ON

vsKen Gee, Regina SK; Bob Carteaux, Fort Wayne IN; WalterFontaine, North Providence RI; Patricia Hurlbert, Santa YnezCA; Ian Boyd, Calgary AB; Gary Kessler, Springfield IL

Bracket 2 15 TeamsLana Putter, Boca Raton FL; Carol Turow - Doralee Levoff,Delray Beach FL; Marlene Hefter, Chicago IL

vsBabette Bandler, New York NY; Heidi Klein - Diana Wendy -Bonnie Gregge, Harrison NY; Joan Hecker, Port Chester NY

Patricia Riding, Smith’s Bermuda; Lucy Hillestad, Woodruff WI;Barton Buffington, North Kingstown RI; Nancy Jones,Anchorage AK

vsRobert Hill - Brenda Glaze, Anchorage AK; Jean Monette,Ottawa ON; Jacek Tanczak, Tacoma WA

Bracket 3 9 TeamsMarie Athey, Lake Forest IL; Beverley McDonald - MenasheCieplinski, Halifax NS; Barbara Harris, Riverwoods IL

vsKaye Folsom - Jerome Brown, Oakland CA; Robert Tharp - JuneCost, San Leandro CA

Barbara Traphagen, Fort Worth TX; Margot Hirsch, ArlingtonTX; James Poitras - Patricia Poitras, St Cloud FL

vsJoan Vogel, White Plains NY; Yolanda Wesely, Scarsdale NY;Dorothy Miller - Irene Groban, Hartsdale NY

OFF BROADWAY COMPACT KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 15 Teams19.55 1 John Ramos, New York NY; Brady Richter,

Cherry Hill NJ; Richard Hillman, Pinner England; Keith Bennett,London England14.66 2 Arnie Frankel, Laurel MD; Ellen Klosson,

Silver Spring MD; Helene Bauman, Arlington VA; Mickie Kivel,West Palm Beach FL10.75 3 Harry Nuckols - Mary Poplawski, Vestal NY;

Paul Kopelman, Wayne NJ; Bernard Gorkin, Liverpool NY8.80 4 Charles Cannon - Edwin Siegel, New York

NY; Mariano Garcia - Norman Gracie, Pompano Beach FL

Bracket 2 16 Teams13.44 1 David Brower - Joel Datloff, Vancouver WA;

Ed Freeman, Portland OR; Powhatan Wooldridge, Buffalo NY10.08 2 Claire Alpert, New York NY; Laura

Perlmutter, Palm Beach FL; Laurence Dusty, Lake Worth FL;Stephen Hess, Rehoboth MA

7.39 3 Daniel Wilderman - Doug Herron, New YorkNY; Barry Wilderman, Great Neck NY; Chuck Wong, DanvilleCA

6.05 4 David Moss - Carole Van Wieck, New YorkNY; Gloria Tamlyn - Ralph Tamlyn, Larchmont NY

Bracket 3 16 Teams10.27 1 Robert Hill, Anchorage AK; Jacek Tanczak,

Tacoma WA; Mark Koenigsberg, Weehawken NJ; Jean Monette,Ottawa ON

7.70 2 Irwin Friedman, Kew Gardens NY; MurrayForman, Flushing NY; Bernard Hibel - Nancy Lincoln, New YorkNY

5.65 3 Barbara Libman - Estelle Kluger, Lake WorthFL; Helen Topkis, New Hyde Park NY; Sylvia Friedman, MiamiFL

4.62 4 Jill Rosen, Greenwich CT; Marcia Schloss -Betty Levin, New York NY; Joanne Matthews, Purchase NY

Bracket 4 12 Teams7.12 1 Carol Willner, Larchmont NY; Marilyn

Reisman, New York NY; Margery Martin, New Rochelle NY;Joan Di Palma, Rye NY

Richard Morgen, Havertown PA; Mary Gorkin,Liverpool NY; Brian Gunnell, Ponte Vedra FL; FranklinLowenthal, Pleasanton CA

vsJeff Fang, Arcadia CA; Tzung-Fang Guo, Los AngelesCA; Jeffrey Rothstein - Kelley Hwang, New York NY;Thompson Jin, Temple City CA

Richard Wegman, Bethesda MD; David Ruderman,Burtonsville MD; Arnold Malasky, Longboat Key FL;Alfred Steinberg, Potomac MD

vsAnna Bromberg - Paul Klarreich - Steven Zlotnick - AvaGrubman, Brooklyn NY; Linda Frank - Linda Rothstein,New York NY

Robert Gordon - Peter Bisgeier, Northport NY; SimonErlich, Forest Hills NY; Samuel Ehrlichman, Ithaca NY

vsRobert Hollow, Madoc ON; Motaz Farag - MalcolmEwashkiw, Belleville ON; Lewis Richardson, TorontoON

Michael Cassel II, Roseville MN; Rodney Wilton,Albuquerque NM; Richard Ekstrum, Crystal MN; BrianJohnston, Toronto ON

vsJames Greer - Maeve Mahon, New Canaan CT; AllanWolf, Ridgefield CT; Allan Clamage, Stamford CT; JohnSegal - Russell Friedman, Wilton CT

Eli Schneider - Cynthia Schneider, East Brunswick NJ;Judy Rimer, La Jolla CA; Joy Humphreys - BurrellHumphreys, Wayne NJ; Bruce Humphreys, Oakland NJ

vsTom Buttle - Adrienne Marriott, Toronto ON; RingoChung, Mississauga ON; Vinay Sarin, Thornhill ON

Howard Einberg, Los Angeles CA; David Sokolow,Austin TX; David Milton, Herndon VA; JamesGlickman, Woodland Hills CA; William Schreiber, VanNuys CA; Stan Schenker, Reston VA

vsJacob Morgan - Eileen Cripps, Madison WI; Will Engel,Freeport IL; James Melville, Springfield IL

Martin Hunter - Ronald Sutherland, Mississauga ON;Michael Yuen, Vancouver BC; Debra Hyatt, Denver CO

vsSachiko Kato, Kanagawa Japan; Randy Corn, BellevueWA; Yukiko Tokunaga, Musashinoshi Tokyo Japan;Donald Mamula, Mill Creek WA

Mark Leibowitz, Plainview NY; Sandy Rosen, RoslynNY; David Paull, East Meadow NY; Joan Asheroff,Melville NY

vsStewart Cramer, Pittsford NY; Sally Hill, Webster NY;Howard Gordon, Rochester NY; Alex Kornel, TorontoON

Jerry Goldberg, Yonkers NY; Maris Zilant, North MiamiFL; Nancy Kalow - Jane Dillenberg - Burton Lipsky,New York NY; Susan Fuller, Miami FL

vsKeith Connolly, Minneapolis MN; Andrew De Sosa,Chatsworth CA; Bob Rebelein, Poughkeepsie NY;Morrie Kleinplatz, Windsor ON

Carl Berenbaum, Elkins Park PA; Elliot Sternlicht - AlanLechner, New York NY; Dennis Thompson, LakeHiawatha NJ

vsMike Amos - Julian Wernick - Liam Johnstone,Birmingham England; Jon Downing, Solihill England

MINI SPINGOLD 0-5000 KNOCKOUTS

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TUESDAY MORNING 49ER PAIRS24 Pairs

D E F2.31 1 John Matuszek - Roberta Matuszek, Delmar NY 113.361.73 2 1 Joan Stone, Harrison NY; Susan Rones, White Plains NY 108.791.30 3 2 Barbara Nebgen - Miriam Cooper, Beaumont TX 99.201.16 4 Maina Branda - Ildiko Butler, New York NY 98.500.81 5 3 Michael Howard, Pelham NY; Margery Reyman, New Rochelle NY 97.000.58 6 Marica Zinger, Savion Israel; Sanda Enciu, Lauderhill FL 96.000.94 4 1 Renee Schwartz, Nesconset NY; Carole Kugler, Stony Brook NY 87.000.71 2 Keiko Nakamura, Fort Lee NJ; Harumi Komiya, New York NY 83.00

TUESDAY MORNING 299ER PAIRS48 Pairs

A B C4.80 1 1 Jeffery Yu - Frank Yu, North York ON 104.503.60 2 George Delp - April Delp, Gainesville GA 102.002.99 3 2 1 June Dyson - Christina Whitman, New York NY 100.001.96 4/5 3/4 Ronald Pinkus, Port Washington NY; Richard Gardos, Commack NY 97.001.96 4/5 3/4 Charlotte Parkinson, New York NY; Shelley Emery, New Canaan CT 97.001.88 6 5 2 Susan Koster, Mahwah NJ; Brenda Rigby, Ramsey NJ 96.501.41 6 3 Charles Bardelis, Falmouth MA; Judy Velasquez, Colorado Springs CO 95.500.94 4/5 Beverly Golden, Morristown NJ; Alan Golden, Stuart FL 90.000.94 4/5 Marshall Lederman, US; Isabella Scholte, Rhinebeck NY 90.000.78 6 Howard Hamilton, Coral Spring FL; Colleen Walker, North

Vancouver BC 89.00

TUESDAY DAYLIGHT PAIRS100 Pairs

A B C28.60 1 1 Alan Powell, West Orange NJ; Ruth Basu, New York NY 393.5021.45 2 2 J Michael Andresen, Cambridge MA; David Sobel, Riverside RI 393.0016.09 3 3 1 Charles Bilich, Hewlett NY; Norman Trabulus, Port Washington NY 385.5012.07 4 4 2 Carol Laufer, Hartsdale NY; Robin Brown, Dobbs Ferry NY 383.009.05 5 Bernard Gench, Flushing NY; Harvey Schneier, Woodmere NY 381.506.79 6 Paul Cherin - Mary Gerner, Fairport NY 370.505.09 7 5 David Venetianer, Chadds Ford PA; Peter Stein, Hillsborough NJ 369.004.87 8/9 6 3 Irwin Miller, Hillsdale NJ; Robert Orne, New City NY 368.003.50 8/9 George Wang - Janet Ju, El Monte CA 368.002.86 10 Julian Heicklen, State College PA; Deborah Drury, Vero Beach FL 364.503.65 7 4 Connie Rosner, Port Chester NY; Alfred Dalton, Scarsdale NY 362.294.31 5 Robert Whitney - Susan Whitney, Princeton MA 347.002.19 6 Fabrizio Biasiolo, Oakland Gardens NY; Fabrizio Conti, Bresso

Italy 330.50

TUESDAY EVENING STRATIFIED SWISS TEAM67 Teams

A B C11.14 1 Erez Hendelman - Aviv Shahaf, New York NY; David Chechelashvili,

Arlington VA; Lev Pinsky, Columbus OH 74.007.57 2/3 1/2 Greg Humphreys - Noble Shore, Charlottesville VA; Adam Meyerson,

Los Angeles CA; Charlie Garrod, Pittsburgh PA 65.007.57 2/3 1/2 Igor Milman - Paul Margules, Brooklyn NY; Oleg Rubinchik,

Brooklyn Ny NY; Rudolph Ioffe, New York NY 65.004.87 4 3 Joon Pahk, Stanford CA; Joshua Donn, Chestnut Ridge NY; Josh

Sher, Albuquerque NM; Samuel Ieong, Menlo Park CA 62.003.52 5 Peter Kalat - Nie Lih Kalat, Bedford NY; Richard Gertner,

Ossining NY; Seth Cohen, Stamford CT 58.002.31 6/7 Paul Cornelius, Redwood City CA; Jody Williams - Richard

Williams, San Carlos CA; Lori Spaeth, Los Altos CA 57.002.31 6/7 Rick Goldstein - Laura Brill, White Plains NY; Jim Senter - Gale

Senter, Laguna Niguel CA 57.004.70 4 1 Eileen O’Neill, Larchmont NY; Alisan Harte, Scarsdale NY; Linda

Otness, Rye Brook NY; Carolyn Wenzel, Rye NY 55.003.53 5 2 Richard Barabino - Ted Mao - Mika Lidov, New York NY; James Colen, 54.002.05 6 Howard Friedman, Great Neck NY; Lauren Block, Manhasset NY;

Marsha Block, Jericho NY; Barbara Mendelsohn, Dix Hills NY 53.002.31 3/4 S Mullin, Naples FL; Sheila Middleton, Milton MA; Phyllis

Fireman - Paul Fireman, Chestnut Hill MA 45.002.31 3/4 Jerome Brown - Kaye Folsom - Mary Payne - Shirley Rodenborn,

Oakland CA 45.001.49 5 Jack Alhale - Rozi Alhale - Rita Kronovet - Marion Schapiro, New

York NY 39.001.12 6 Lydia Hermann, Woodbury NY; Marilyn Millstone, Miami FL; Susan

Perl, Owings Mills MD; Ellen Goldman, Stevenson MD 37.00

TUESDAY AFTERNOON 49ER PAIRS32 Pairs

D E F2.73 1 Beverly Ruth Ohman - Daniel Ohman, Ames IA 86.502.05 2 Kenneth Magiday - Bernie Snyder, Stamford CT 84.501.64 3 1 Edward Benedict - Jill Benedict, Morristown NJ 79.001.15 4 Deborah Crisfield - Karen Haines, Summit NJ 76.901.23 5 2 1 Warren Goldman - Tara Goldman, Rivervale NJ 70.000.92 6 3 Keith Gellman, Forest Hills NY; Robin Isserlis, New York NY 69.300.92 4 2 Keiko Nakamura, Fort Lee NJ; Harumi Komiya, New York NY 65.500.69 5 3 Jane Grewcock - Jennifer Feltes, Summit NJ 64.500.52 4 Elaine Housman - Orit Gratch, New York NY 64.000.46 5 Judy Williams, Toronto ON; Nora Oliver, New Providence NJ 61.00

5.34 2 Norman Tucker, Melville NY; AlvinBluthman, Brooklyn NY; George Semos, Valley Stream NY; ASalob, Glen Head NY

3.92 3 Yumi Nagato - Junko Mizuno, New York NY;Kazuyo Nakajima, Mamaroneck NY; Noriko Wakino,Schaumburg IL

3.20 4 Laura Gisser, Watchung NJ; Karen Lahn,Basking Ridge NJ; Gloria Hannoch, Oldwick NJ; Irv Winokur,Scotch Plains NJ

Bracket 5 16 Teams6.41 1 Jacqueline Williamson - Nancy Brown - Alice

Brown - Peggy Bradt, New York NY4.81 2 Charles Coffin, Danville NH; Joe Hertz,

Sterling VA; Eddie Timanus, Herndon VA; Bjorn Axelson,Portland ME

3.53 3 Jack Epstein, Great Neck NY; C StuartNahles, Manhasset NY; Marion Hermann, Scarsdale NY; SondraBleich, Yonkers NY

2.88 4 Edwin Glickman - Han Sarah Glickman,Snowmass CO; James Jensen, Woodcliff Lake NJ; Ralph Meyer,Ridgewood NJ

Bracket 6 12 Teams4.98 1 Jennifer Broekman, Fair Lawn NJ; James

Sundstrom, Wyckoff NJ; Jonathan Ohliger, Ridgewood NJ;George Mann III, Kinnelon NJ

3.74 2 Susan G Slusky, Highland Park NJ; GregoryBelmonte - Judith Kagan, Somerville NJ; Kathleen Nodzak,Somerset NJ

2.74 3 Sharyn Model, Summit NJ; Jennifer Scher -Marilynn Greenberg, Livingston NJ; Betty Rothschild, ShortHills NJ

2.24 4 Scott Rosenbush - Cindy Zimmerman -Fernanda Pasetti-Botta, Morristown NJ; Andrea Granet, NorthCaldwell NJ

OFF BROADWAY CONSOLATION COMPACTKNOCKOUTSBracket 1 7 Teams

7.97 1 Steve De Roos - Steven De Donder - MeikeWortel, Amsterdam Netherlands; Jason Feldman, Champaign IL

5.98 2 John Kranyak - Melanie Tucker, New YorkNY; Kenneth Kranyak, Bay Village OH; John Hurd, CharlestonSC

Bracket 2 8 Teams6.73 1 Mike Sheehy, Mountainside NJ; Pat

McSweeney - Martin Sheehy - Ann Graham, Westfield NJ

Bracket 3 9 Teams6.06 1 Robin Hillyard, Waltham MA; Dave Appel,

Denver CO; Stephen Pickett, Vancouver BC; William Nabors,Colorado Springs CO

4.55 2 Eric Lewis - P Max Vaight, Toronto ON;Bernard Heilpern, London England; Vir Agarwal, New York NY

3.33 3 Gary Blauth, Glen Ridge NJ; Herbert Rogall,Maplewood NJ; Jo Ann Van Delft - Neale Van Delft, Mahwah NJ

2.73 4 Patrick Thompson, New York NY; ArleneKarel, Highland Park IL; Sivert Strom, Brooklyn NY; NancyFrank, Glencoe IL

Bracket 4 5 Teams4.98 1 Erma Baude, Santa Ana CA; Linda Cole,

Winthrop Harbor IL; Carolyn Staab, Orange CA; AviceOsmundson, La Habra CA

Bracket 5 8 Teams4.48 1 Peggy Schwartz - Abbie Cole, New York NY;

Rhoda Frischer - Leonard Frischer, Ryebrook NY3.36 2 Harvey Wolfson - Linda Trigoboff - Sherry

Jackson - Beth Lasky, New York NY2.46 3 Arline Cummings - Blossom Warren - Stanley

Hier - Harriet Brizell, New York NY

Bracket 6 6 Teams3.62 1 Gloria Rubin, Franklin MA; Saul Rubin,

Delray Beach FL; James Brady Jr, Brooklyn NY; Peter Maloney,Breezy Point NY

2.72 2 Barry Segal, Lincolnshire IL; June Miller,Boca Raton FL; Richard Muse, Hornell NY; Judge Harold VanVoorhis, Des Moines IA

1.99 3 Elaine Glauser - Sandra Litvin, Vineland NJ;Bernadette Snyder, Ventnor City NJ; John Villari, Ocean City NJ

RAINY DAYS & MONDAYS KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 16 Teams42.17 1 Andrew De Leon, Laguna Hills CA; Norm

Gordon, Dol-Des-Ormeaux QC; Martin Morris, Wheeling IL;Subba Ravipudi, Downey CA; Mariko Kakimoto, Newport CoastCA; Ahmed Sorathia, Chino CA31.63 2 Aaron Silverstein - Judith Bianco - Beverly

Perry, New York NY; Kent Mignocchi, Bronx NY; DavidGrainger, Etobicoke ON; Ari Greenberg, Malibu CA21.09 3/4 Suzette Wynn - Steve Scott, Phoenix AZ;

Sheri Winestock - Teri Casen, Las Vegas NV21.09 3/4 James Priebe - Joan Priebe, Mississauga ON;

Mike Petras, Ottawa ON; Heather Peckett, Nepean ON

Bracket 2 16 Teams29.28 1 Stephen Arshan, South Amboy NJ; Alfred

Tuckman, Monroe Township NJ; Larry Freedman, EastBrunswick NJ; Richard Ross, Highland Park NJ21.96 2 Robert Ling, Chattanooga TN; Jack Brawner

Jr, St Petersburg FL; Robert Vollbracht, Clearwater FL; LarryLowell Jr, Knoxville TN14.64 3/4 Helen Miller, Miller Place NY; Les Gerig,

Kansas City MO; Patricia Mahoney, Selden NY; Elton Lipnick,Houston TX

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TUESDAY SENIOR PAIRS165 Pairs

A B C22.13 1 Jim Daniel, Shrewsbury NJ; Rudi Nadler, Staten Island NY 399.5016.60 2 Patricia Elms, Newport Beach CA; Madie Brice, Cordova TN 394.6817.16 3 1 Harold Schachter - Harvey Zeltzer, Lakewood NJ 384.6812.87 4 2 Courtney Nelson, Wells VT; Sandra Hammer, Dorset VT 381.007.00 5 Marvin Talish - Sandra Talish, Amagansett NY 374.009.65 6 3 1 Ronald Kuntzman, Port Chester NY; Richard Castellone, Ossining NY 373.503.94 7 Sandra Levine, New York NY; Leonard Weiss, Poughkeepsie NY 370.507.24 8 4 2 John Popper, Rye NY; Alan Solomon, Armonk NY 368.003.14 9 Tannah Hirsch, Stamford CT; Andrew Gabrilovitch, Falls Church VA 366.005.43 5 Arthur Seelenfreund, Rye NY; Linda Heineman, Scarsdale NY 360.004.07 6 H Connell, Nutley NJ; David Harris, Belleville NJ 359.003.89 7 Dominick Colasuonno - Bruce Pickover, New York NY 356.003.02 8 Myron Gorel, White Plains NY; Neil Littmann, Scarsdale NY 355.002.95 9 Elinor Silverman - Mildred Offenbach, Framingham MA 349.005.23 3 Jane Julius, Greenwich CT; Barbara Kantor, Scarsdale NY 348.003.92 4 Carole Maeder, Bonita Springs FL; Peggy Bruchansky, Marlton NJ 345.502.94 5 Brian Mahony, Redding CT; Adam Kertesz, New York NY 340.502.21 6 Elise Lasry - Ethel Hirsch, New York NY 340.001.79 7 Nancy Robins - Patricia Taylor, Princeton NJ 338.50

TUESDAY SIDE GAME SERIES87 Pairs

A B C8.19 1 Grant Peacock, Rahway NJ; Mac Busby, San Diego CA 203.566.14 2 Paolo Pasquini, Caracas Venezuela; Eduardo Rosen, Miami FL 194.714.61 3 Edward Schwartz, Manassas VA; Steven Ashe, Tampa FL 193.393.46 4 Molly Cusano, Hobe Sound FL; John Bridgewater II, Columbus IN 189.282.59 5 Beverly Higgins, Bellevue WA; Harry Steiner, Seattle WA 188.505.92 6 1 Betty Starzec - Jane Armstrong, Sugar Land TX 187.404.44 2 1 Barbara Rhoades, Wilmington DE; Carol Frank, Burbank CA 179.503.33 3 Nathan Fein - Frieda Lehrer, Southbury CT 178.002.50 4 Florence Wilnau, New York NY; Mark Hyman, Briarwood NY 177.003.19 5 2 Dexter Senft, Bedford NY; Sylvester Karagis, Larchmont NY 176.331.77 6 Paula Rubin - Morton Rubin, Pittsburgh PA 175.172.39 3 Ashley Szymski, Westmont IL; Pimp Kare Gjaldbaek, Kobenhavn

Denmark 172.501.79 4 C Kay Teal, Richland WA; Marie Sengupta, Marlborough MA 170.501.34 5 Aida Martinez, Rio Piedras PR; George Mann Jr, Kinnelon NJ 170.441.24 6 Ray Duncan - Jan Duncan, Rancho Mirage CA 169.17

TUESDAY AFTERNOON 299ER PAIRS69 Pairs

A B C6.36 1 1 1 Irwin Landow, Deer Park NY; Kian Ling Tio, Melville NY 175.004.77 2 2 Gerald Fine - Barbara Fine, Setauket NY 174.853.58 3 3 Timothy Murphy - Randi Adelman, New York NY 170.752.68 4 4 Sherry Pittle, Hartsdale NY; Ron Peacetree, Haverhill MA 168.042.01 5 5 Joanne Livingston - Larry Livingston, Glen Allen VA 164.492.24 6 6 2 Joan Brody, Morristown NJ; Robert Fischbein, Short Hills NJ 160.001.91 3 Susan Goldberg, Livingston NJ; Diane Reiter, West Orange NJ 157.001.26 4 John Raimondi, West Palm Beach FL; Allen Rosen, Yonkers NY 155.001.13 5 Roger Beigh, Marietta GA; Rick Gannon, Atlanta GA 152.690.80 6 Zia Mian, Kingston, Jamaica; Howard Hamilton, Coral Spring FL 145.15

TUESDAY STRATIFLIGHTED A/X PAIRS64 Pairs

A X30.55 1 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; Rama Linz, Beverly Hills CA 816.9622.91 2 Linda Lewis, Las Vegas NV; Mark Bartusek, Santa Barbara CA 798.6217.18 3 Cheryl Angel, Livingston NJ; Jesse Reisman, Montville NJ 765.5012.89 4 Jeffrey Goldman, Norwalk CT; Per Leandersson, Karlstad Sweden 747.8015.50 5 1 Mark Dean, Jersey City NJ; Robert Dean, San Jose CA 742.387.25 6 Mark Horton, Romford Essex England; Leonard Helman, Santa Fe NM 739.305.44 7 Mimi Bieber, Armonk NY; Kassie Munoz, White Plains NY 736.804.08 8 Bill Staats, Southlake TX; Mark Bumgardner, Carrollton TX 723.704.54 9 Ethan Stein, Irvington NY; Koko Adachi, Toyko Japan 723.48

11.63 10 2 Kay Enfield, Santa Fe NM; Norma Casey, Albuquerque NM 721.888.72 11 3 Nathan Glasser, Somerville MA; Donald Caplin, Waltham MA 713.522.55 12 Dolores Gracie, Pompano Beach FL; Suzanne Cohen, Narberth PA 705.506.54 4 Ronnie Cooper, New York NY; Joyce Menezes, Staten Island NY 705.304.90 5 Ben Feinswog, Coconut Grove FL; Robert Lurie, Wayland MA 700.503.68 6 Rosemarie Priore, Mount Vernon NY; Rich Letourneau, Chappaqua NY 673.202.76 7 Nick Straguzzi, Mullica Hill NJ; Randy Okubo, Saint Paul MN 669.12

TUESDAY 299ER SWISS TEAMS14 Teams

A B C3.39 1 Philip Sugar - Kimberly Suttell - Jay Finkelstein, New York NY;

Susan Sugar, Yonkers NY 55.002.54 2 1 Scott Heaydon - Steven Waldman - Peter Clark - Benjamin Mintz,

New York NY 52.001.91 3 Rolly Jacob - Arlene Sobol, Framingham MA; Anne Michaux - Lew

Rose, Goldsboro NC 51.001.25 4/5 Ariel Fishman - Mary Ubakivi, New York NY; Chorng-Hour Yang,

Parsippany NJ; Li Hang Chow, Cedar Knolls NJ 47.001.90 4/5 2 1 Elaine Lieberman - Edward Chazin - Emil Correjo - Halden Conner,

New York NY 47.001.42 3 Beverley McDonald - Menashe Cieplinski, Halifax NS; Barbara

Harris, Riverwoods IL; Marie Athey, Lake Forest IL 44.001.07 4 Wende Dallain - Gerard Dallain, Oak Park IL; Roger Beigh,

Marietta GA; Rick Gannon, Atlanta GA 40.00

14.64 3/4 William Dubay - Andrew Dubay,Voorheesville NY; Bernard Neuhart, Niskayuna NY; RobertNeuhart, Troy NY

Bracket 3 16 Teams23.57 1 Dede Pochos, New Rochelle NY; Alexander

Clague - Peter Bonfanti - Philip Lentz, New York NY17.68 2 Michael Estep - Barbara Estep, Hurst TX;

Gary Neisler, N Richland Hills TX; Nancy Peterson, Euless TX11.79 3/4 Jack Lipson, East Meadow NY; Kay-Ellen

Smith - Joann Lederman - Irving Lederman, Roslyn NY11.79 3/4 Brian Sann, Silver Bay NY; Peter Wick,

Cohoes NY; Robert Valenti, Latham NY; Ross Lounsbury,Ballston Lake NY

Bracket 4 16 Teams17.88 1 Richard Goldberg - Beverly Goldberg,

Greenbrae CA; Warren Williams, Wilton CT; Bill Filip,Rowayton CT13.41 2 Susan Swett, Glencoe IL; Lois Mills - Sharon

Abrams - Barbara Hanig, Highland Park IL8.94 3/4 Patricia Riding, Smith’s Bermuda; Nancy

Jones, Anchorage AK; Lucy Hillestad, Woodruff WI; AgnesMcNulty, Minocqua WI; Constantine Liebholz, Parlin NJ

8.94 3/4 Babette Bandler, New York NY; BonnieGregge - Diana Wendy - Heidi Klein, Harrison NY; Joan Hecker,Port Chester NY

Bracket 5 13 Teams13.42 1 Linda Gross, Manhasset NY; Lynda Nitabach,

N Plainfield NJ; Stephanie Levy - Christine Talbot, New YorkNY10.07 2 Stuart Schneiderman - Shelly Dunietz, New

York NY; Alice Hummel, North Haven CT; Joyce Calcagnini,Branford CT

6.71 3/4 Lawrence Lowell - Elaine Lowell, HartsdaleNY; Eric Musa, New Canaan CT; Sandra Zions, Naples FL

6.71 3/4 Janis Rubin, East Hampton NY; Gabriel Rubin- Rose Deleonardis, East Hampton NY; Pearl Wolf, New YorkNY

Bracket 6 13 Teams12.08 1 Darla Petersen, Ajax ON; Sally Blewett,

Beaumont TX; Patsy Pierce, Hardin TX; Barbara Pugh, OrangeBeach AL

9.06 2 James Tonjes - Jean Tonjes, Espanola NM;Thomas Myers, Bear Creek PA; Mary Paolucci, Wilkes Barre PA

6.04 3/4 Marian Rubin - Phyllis Lippman - GeorgeLippman, White Plains NY; Larry Goldstein, Harrison NY

6.04 3/4 Roz Hertzog, Scarsdale NY; BarbaraSeidenberg, White Plains NY; Karen Feldman, Harrison NY;Susan Melchner, Mamaroneck NY; Marcie Heymann, New YorkNY

Bracket 7 13 Teams10.19 1 Barbara Traphagen, Fort Worth TX; Margot

Hirsch, Arlington TX; James Poitras - Patricia Poitras, St CloudFL

7.64 2 Elaine Lutz, Long Branch NJ; Merle Poller,Westfield NJ; David Doretsky, Plainview NY; William Hart, NewHyde Park NY

5.10 3/4 Hope Byer - Linda Morse - Barbara Weinstein- Beth Gleick, New York NY

5.10 3/4 Nancy Gay, Huntington NY; Janet Teagle, MillNeck NY; Juanita Simmons, New York NY; Sharon Sklansky,Locust Valley NY

IT’S A 2-DAY AFFAIR KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 16 TeamsMarina Polestra, Boston MA; Ronnie Ferestien, Waban MA;Irene Silver, Scarsdale NY; Rhoda Levine, Wykagyl NY

vsPeggy Allen, Chevy Chase MD; Ian Boyd, Calgary AB; BobCarteaux, Fort Wayne IN; Gary Kessler, Springfield IL; Ken Gee,Regina SK

Molly O’Neill, Laud-By-The-Sea FL; Joanne Antoniou, BocaRaton FL; Jack Weingold, Shaker Heights OH; Dennis McGarry,Stuart FL

vsCharles Weed, Shreveport LA; Patricia Cayne, New York NY;Dano DeFalco, Padova Italy; Gabriella Olivieri, Alessandria Italy

Bracket 2 16 TeamsCharles Gill - Carol Garnett, St Petersburg FL; Roslyn Thayer -Martha Tyler, Naples FL

vsPerry Alterman - William Rittenberg, Atlanta GA; Kevin Casey -Roberto Verthelyi, New York NY

James Gordon, Nokomis FL; Jean Seward, Mendon VT; RonZambonini - Jack Brown, Nepean ON

vsDebbie Benner - Arthur Crystal, Fairfield CT; Michael Heymann,Fort Worth TX; Fred Chasalow, Hanover MA

Bracket 3 16 TeamsToni Somerstein - Dorothy Moss, East Hampton NY; JoanKestenbaum - Miriam Goldfine, New York NY

vsDavid Einhorn, Rye NY; Maggie Shenkin - Lori Jacobs - AlanJacobs, Boca Raton FL

Amy Blecher - Judy Soley - Eslyn Bassuk, Scarsdale NY; SusanSantisi, San Diego CA; Elaine McClure, Newtown CT

vsJames Zinkand, Plymouth Meeting PA; April Hand, Mt LaurelNJ; Ron Fertig, Berkeley CA; Ross Spiro, Cherry Hill NJ

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TUESDAY STRATIFLIGHTED A/X PAIRS 2ND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS OOO PPP EAST-WEST

A X A X1 1 Kay Enfield, Santa Fe NM; Norma Casey, Albuquerque NM 380.38 1 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; Rama Linz, Beverly Hills CA 477.962 Richard Margolis, Melbourne FL; August Boehm, New York NY 374.84 2 1 Nathan Glasser, Somerville MA; Donald Caplin, Waltham MA 423.523 Dale Johannesen, Sunnyvale CA; Karen Manfield, New York NY 356.44 3 2 Mark Dean, Jersey City NJ; Robert Dean, San Jose CA 399.884 Ethan Stein, Irvington NY; Koko Adachi, Toyko Japan 355.98 4 Jeffrey Goldman, Norwalk CT; Per Leandersson, Karlstad Sweden 392.305 David Temkin, Skokie IL; Robb Gordon, Sedona AZ 353.48 5 Cheryl Angel, Livingston NJ; Jesse Reisman, Montville NJ 372.506 Linda Lewis, Las Vegas NV; Mark Bartusek, Santa Barbara CA 352.12 6 Bill Staats, Southlake TX; Mark Bumgardner, Carrollton TX 364.707 Mimi Bieber, Armonk NY; Kassie Munoz, White Plains NY 351.30 7 Dolores Gracie, Pompano Beach FL; Suzanne Cohen, Narberth PA 360.008 Charlotte St Amant, Trenton ON; Pat Peterson, Hernando FL 349.74 8 David Graham - Michael Graham, London England 348.369 Karen Ewald, Franklin Square NY; Naomi Klosner, Bayside NY 349.64 9 3 David Wakeman - Rita Wakeman, Irvine CA 345.80

10 Adrienne Green - Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA 349.32 10 4 Joel Wolfe, W Hartford CT; David Beer, Bronx NY 339.0011 2 Ben Feinswog, Coconut Grove FL; Robert Lurie, Wayland MA 349.00 11 5 Rosemarie Priore, Mount Vernon NY; Rich Letourneau, Chappaqua NY 338.2012 Linda Lake, Southampton NY; Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC 347.60 12 Rosalie Brinton - John Solodar, New York NY 334.5013 Lyle Poe Jr, Ellicott City MD; Mark Shaw, Laurel MD 346.82 13 Lynne Koeppel - Alan Miller, New York NY 321.52

3 Ronnie Cooper, New York NY; Joyce Menezes, Staten Island NY 346.80 6 Cole Powell, Oakland CA; Louis Mangin, 320.604 Dan Parish Jr - Elise Parish, Omaha NE 335.72 7 Michael Schenker, New York NY; Fred Schenker, Pittsburgh PA 319.365 Jules Schoenberg - Hazel Schoenberg, Plano TX 333.406 Eva Upper, Mississauga ON; Judy Steinfeld, Shreveport LA 326.20

TUESDAY STRATIFLIGHTED B/C/D PAIRS SECOND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQQ EAST-WEST

B C D B C D1 David Maidman - Dean Leslie, New York NY 230.25 1 1 1 Amy Shaheen, New York NY; Jean Rincon, Bronx NY 197.25

2/3 1 1 Michal Dajwlowski - Andrzej Dajwlowski, Joliet IL 183.00 2 Marcello Gambacorta - Barbra Arnold, White Plains NY 192.002/3 Al Remer, Pompano Beach FL; Kevin Perkins, Austin TX 183.00 3 Werner Hausmann - Helen Hausmann, Englewood NJ 178.504 Nancy Turner - Susan Jackowitz, New York NY 180.00 4 2 Janet Serure - Rochelle Kassin, Brooklyn NY 168.75

2 Nicolas Bloom, New York NY; Jonathan Davidson, Tallahassee FL 147.00 3 2 Kevin Dwyer, Lehigh Acres FL; James Krot, Winter Springs FL 165.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION RRR EAST-WEST

B C D B C D1 1 1 Donna Casey, Palatine IL; Monica Jung, Lake Barrington IL 205.62 1 Saeed Shah - Shahnaz Shah, Lahore Pakistan 202.502 2 Natalie Treanor, East Setauket NY; Donald Amberger, Hauppauge NY 183.29 2 1 1 Radu Polizu, Great Neck NY; Ioan Saftoiu, Rego Park NY 187.963 Gerty Grotte - John Mincher, Adventura FL 171.35 3 2 Merril Hirsh, Washington DC; William Heess, Marlborough MA 180.174 3 Julian Wachs - Joanna Pagano, Chapel Hill NC 170.83 4 Sallie Sears, New York NY; Yefim Shoykhet, Bronxville NY 166.155 Steve Storman - Herbert Sanders, Staten Island NY 166.15 5 Brendan Doyle, Narberth PA; Edward Scolnick, Wynnewood PA 165.126 Richard Quist, Moreno Valley CA; Jim Dingwerth, Kansas City MO 160.96 6 3 Anton Shurpik, Nesconset NY; Evelyn Braunschweig, Great Neck NY 164.60

2 Joanne Goldstein - Shelly Fehrenbach, Great Neck NY 160.44NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SSS EAST-WEST

B C D B C D1 Lisa Yellis, Great Neck NY; Ellen Freedman, Lafayette CO 199.90 1 1 Lester Gottlieb, White Plains NY; William Hoffman, Irvington NY 198.352 Eleanor Novick, Narberth PA; Roberta Clayman, Bala Cynwyd PA 198.87 2 2 1 Donald Weiss, New York NY; Daniel Powers, Lincoln NE 185.373 1 Lan Go, Rivervale NJ; Saeko Hisayama, Cliffside Park NJ 187.44 3 Robert Lipton, New York NY; Edward Rasmussen, Weymouth MA 175.504 2 Karen Chera, Long Branch NJ; Cheryl Dweck, Deal NJ 184.33 4 3 Barbara Pattelena - Ralph Pattelena, Santa Fe NM 174.985 3 Kenneth Kaufman - J J Armour, Derwood MD 181.21 5 Shirley Weinger, Remsenburg NY; Peter Neufeld, Pierrefonds QC 172.906 4 Jo Johnson - Bonnie Klein, New York NY 178.62 6 Kevin Shiue, Pittsburgh PA; Yeong-Long Shiue, Manchester CT 172.38

1 Thelma Borenstein, Tarrytown NY; Anne Friedman, Scarsdale NY 156.81 4 2 Betsy Roth - Georgia Van Cleve, Saint Louis MO 162.002 Maxwell Hughes - Richard Kearney, Vero Beach FL 153.17

TUESDAY STRATIFLIGHTED B/C/D PAIRS78 Pairs

B C D14.76 1 David Maidman - Dean Leslie, New York NY 396.3911.07 2 Marcello Gambacorta - Barbra Arnold, White Plains NY 395.028.30 3 Saeed Shah - Shahnaz Shah, Lahore Pakistan 387.386.23 4 Lisa Yellis, Great Neck NY; Ellen Freedman, Lafayette CO 384.754.67 5 Eleanor Novick, Narberth PA; Roberta Clayman, Bala Cynwyd PA 378.009.15 6 1 1 Amy Shaheen, New York NY; Jean Rincon, Bronx NY 377.942.95 7 Shirley Weinger, Remsenburg NY; Peter Neufeld, Pierrefonds QC 376.446.86 2 Lester Gottlieb, White Plains NY; William Hoffman, Irvington NY 365.545.15 3 Merril Hirsh, Washington DC; William Heess, Marlborough MA 365.143.86 4 2 Michal Dajwlowski - Andrzej Dajwlowski, Joliet IL 363.292.90 5 Natalie Treanor, East Setauket NY; Donald Amberger, Hauppauge NY 360.873.38 6 3 Donald Weiss, New York NY; Daniel Powers, Lincoln NE 358.793.10 4 Donna Casey, Palatine IL; Monica Jung, Lake Barrington IL 349.972.40 5 Kevin Dwyer, Lehigh Acres FL; James Krot, Winter Springs FL 346.731.65 6 Radu Polizu, Great Neck NY; Ioan Saftoiu, Rego Park NY 330.66

TUESDAY EVENING STRATIFIED SIDE PAIRS90 Pairs

A B C8.34 1 Rodney Wilton, Albuquerque NM; Michael Cassel II, Roseville MN 213.546.26 2 Larry Sunser, Syracuse NY; Richard Lesage, Verdun QC 204.006.67 3 1 1 George Mann Jr, Kinnelon NJ; Arthur Horwitz, New York NY 197.423.52 4 Irma Schulman, New York NY; Edwin Kellerman, Yonkers NY 193.002.64 5 Beverly Higgins, Bellevue WA; Harry Steiner, Seattle WA 188.085.00 6 2 Ernest Napier, Brooklyn NY; Jeanne Perkins, New York NY 186.003.75 3 2 Paul Miller, Westport CT; Blair Brickman, New York NY 185.832.81 4 3 Jadwiga Polujan, North Vancouver BC; Bernie Weiss, New York NY 178.172.11 5 Morton Leshay, Floral Park NY; Bernard Bruckenstein, Yonkers NY 177.831.86 6 4 Lynn Rohrs - Gale Rohrs, New York NY 175.961.39 5 Beverly Pogoda, New York NY; Joseph Meyers, Bronx NY 175.501.04 6 John Barth, Santa Cruz CA; Gregory Ingolia, Cambridge MA 173.96

TUESDAY EVENING 49ER PAIRS14 Pairs

A B1.79 1 Thomas O’Reilly-Pol, New Haven CT; Matthew Bernardina, Delaware OH 77.501.34 2 Lasse Leskinen, New York NY; Leo Soanes, Corona NY 76.001.12 3 1 Tom Duthie, South Orange NJ; Marcy Gendel, Short Hills NJ 70.500.76 4 Meleanie Brazil - Rayna Leiter, New York NY 69.500.62 5 Sharon Pavlovich - Barbara Senior, New York NY 68.000.84 2 Jennifer Feltes - Jane Grewcock, Summit NJ 58.50

TUESDAY EVENING 299ER PAIRS36 Pairs

A B C3.96 1 1 Steven Zeliadt - William Fleming, Seattle WA 114.232.97 2 2 Stephen Zierak, Danbury CT; Kenneth Llacera, Santa Cruz CA 111.002.23 3 3 1 Irwin Landow, Deer Park NY; Kian Ling Tio, Melville NY 106.221.67 4 4 Martin Greer - Marc Kirschenbaum, New York NY 99.501.25 5 5 Alexander Nicholson, Pasadena CA; Gloria Tam, New York NY 99.431.61 6 6 2 Warren Goldman - Tara Goldman, Rivervale NJ 98.001.20 3 Jill Howard - Patricia House, New York NY 96.000.90 4 Linda Glass, Georgetown KY; Eileen Tublin, Brooklyn NY 92.940.68 5 Craig Caplan - Teresa Caplan, Pasadena MD 89.50

1ST FRIDAY-TUESDAY MORNING SIDE GAME SERIES231 Players

8.68 1 Julie Zhu, Vero Beach FL 122.75%5.70 2/3 Jerry Gaer, Scottsdale AZ 122.16%5.70 2/3 Carol Dalzell, Rye NY 122.16%5.09 4/5 Bud Biswas, Lexington MA 120.84%5.09 4/5 Natalie Bassil, Boston MA 120.84%3.01 6 John Currie, Halifax NS 118.59%

Bracket 4 16 TeamsScott Hickes - Nancy Fillmore, Las Vegas NV; Carol Fielder,Jackson MS; M Katz, Ottawa ON

vsSandra Aldrich, Yonkers NY; Lottie Sommer, Mamaroneck NY;Merle Lewis, Somers NY; Roberta Lowell, White Plains NY

Joan Stanchek, Branchville NJ; Robert Wengert, Montague NJ;Dave Anthony, E Liverpool OH; Susan Mulholland, GreenportNY

vsDaniel Kim - Soon Kim, Freehold NJ; Neale Austin, GarchesFrance; Cara Austin, Tecumseh MO

Curt Merrill, Montclair NJ; Linda Tedeschi, Essex Fells NJ; JohnDell Osso, Clifton NJ; Joseph Aronson, Livingston NJ

vsRonald Unger, New York NY; Florence Grinell, Lincolnshire IL;Lynne Rosenbaum, Glencoe IL; Lynn Turner, Chicago IL

MONDAY MIDNIGHT ZIP KNOCKOUTSBracket 1 9 Teams

2.88 1 Susan Doty, Wilder VT; Tim Crank, WheatonMD; Nicolas Hammond, Atlanta GA; Edward Foran, MariettaGA

2.16 2 Nathan Glasser - Brian Duran, SomervilleMA; Brad Bozick - Donald Caplin, Waltham MA

1.44 3/4 Nancy Hayden, Slingerlands NY; DianeBurger, Troy NY; David Brower, Vancouver WA; Shawn McCoy,Longview WA

1.44 3/4 Ellen Miller - Arlene Karel, Highland Park IL;Lynne Rosenbaum - Nancy Frank, Glencoe IL

Bracket 2 9 Teams2.88 1 Kevin Shiue - Charlie Garrod, Pittsburgh PA;

Noble Shore, Charlottesville VA; Eric Mayefsky, Chappaqua NY2.16 2 Edward Zuckerberg - Donna Zuckerberg -

Karen Zuckerberg, Dobbs Ferry NY; Clifford Nebel, HastingsHdsn NY

1.44 3/4 Helen Raleigh, Suffern NY; Louise Kavall,Las Vegas NV; Carla Heitzman - Emma Heitzman, Urbana IL

1.44 3/4 Sue Stokes, Thousand Oaks CA; EllisFeigenbaum, Petah Tikva Israel; Ellen Friedman, New York NY;Kerry Kappell, Woodside NY

New Life Masters“I can’t imagine what life would be like without

bridge,” said Margot Hirsch of Arlington TX as shereported that she has become a Life Master. She madethe grade in only two and a half years. As she droppedby between sessions yesterday, she was ready to playin the final of one KO event and in the semifinal ofanother. She went over in the Bracketed Knockoutspartnered by Barbara Traphagen of Fort Worth withteammates Jim and Pat Poitras of St. Cloud FL.

Leonard Nissim won his gold card in theDonna Levien Pairs Monday evening. He finishedthird overall in Strat C, playing with his longtimepartner Ronald Shorr.

Paul Cushman of New York City made thegrade by reaching the semifinals in the EducationalFoundation Bracketed Knockouts. His partner wasBarbara Wheeler.

Shirley Rodenborn of Oakland went over thetop in the 299er Pairs, so she can’t play in that eventany more. And get this – she needed .85 points –and she won .85 points! Her partner was MaryPayne of Oakland.

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TUESDAY MORNING SIDE PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION CCC EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 Steve Birnbaum, Dallas TX; Christopher Shaw Jr, Carlinville IL 110.00 1 1 Robert Neuhart, Troy NY; Bernard Neuhart, Niskayuna NY 106.002 Carol Dalzell, Rye NY; Jerry Gaer, Scottsdale AZ 108.50 2 2 Linda Lee, Destin FL; Harry Leopold, Sarasota FL 98.503 2 1 Arlene Sobol - Rolly Jacob, Framingham MA 91.00 3 3 1 Steven Zeliadt - William Fleming, Seattle WA 90.50

4/5 3/4 Marjorie Gazzola, Arlington VA; Martha Lackey, Mc Lean VA 83.00 4 2 Patricia Heessels - William Heessels, Fort Lauderdale FL 88.004/5 3/4 Lynne Cook, Wyandotte MI; Georgene Cronin, Rochester Hills MI 83.00

2 Christopher Galbraith, Walnut Creek CA; Cathleen Otvos, Oakland CA 82.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION DDD EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 1 Eva Ratonyi - Virginia Saul, Atlanta GA 98.00 1 1 1 John Abrenica, Seaford NY; Owen Lien, Hickory NC 97.502 2 2 Robin Hillyard, Waltham MA; Stephen Pickett, Vancouver BC 93.50 2 Lowell Andrews, Huntington Bch CA; Gene Simpson, San Rafael CA 94.503 3 Donald Sondergeld, Hubbardton VT; Osvaldo Barreiro, Pasadena CA 92.50 3 M Schuler, Alexandria VA; Benny Libster, Zoran Israel 92.504 Bud Biswas, Lexington MA; Natalie Bassil, Boston MA 89.00 4 2 2 Bernadette Snyder, Ventnor City NJ; John Villari, Ocean City NJ 90.50

4 Robert Valenti, Latham NY; Ross Lounsbury, Ballston Lake NY 88.50 3 R Muggia - Terri Struthers, Andover MA 90.00

TUESDAY DAYLIGHT OPEN PAIRS FIRST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 1 Robert Whitney - Susan Whitney, Princeton MA 182.00 1 1 Katie Scalamandre - Gino Scalamandre, Stillwater NY 196.002 2 Norma Lande, Marblehead MA; Richard Weiss, Swampscott MA 180.50 2 2 1 Li Hang Chow, Cedar Knolls NJ; Chorng-Hour Yang, Parsippany NJ 188.003 3 2 Maureen Foley, Florham Park NJ; Kaneko Field, Boonton NJ 175.00 3 Paul Cherin - Mary Gerner, Fairport NY 181.504 Jack Shartsis, Huntington Wd MI; Jerrold Grossman, Rochester Hills MI 173.00 4 3 J Michael Andresen, Cambridge MA; David Sobel, Riverside RI 177.505 4 Cheryl Porter-Garofalo, Ridgefield Park NJ; Sarah Wertheimer, Fair Lawn NJ 167.00 5 4 2 Michael Otte, Sleepy Hollow NY; David Huber, Tarrytown NY 169.006 Norma Frankel, Great Neck NY; Judy Schwartz, Floral Park NY 166.00 6 5 3 Markle Vandervort, Monrovia CA; Susan Jones, Arcadia CA 167.50

7/8 Alice Gerard, Orlando FL; Martha McGhee, Maitland FL 165.50 7 6 4 Susan Konigsberg, Roslyn NY; Marion Madoff, Old Westbury NY 166.007/8 5 3 Elinor Jaffe - Judith Epstein, Huntington Station NY 165.50

6 4 Fabrizio Biasiolo, Oakland Gardens NY; Fabrizio Conti, Bresso Italy 159.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 Myra Walters, Aventura FL; Brayton Walters, N Miami Beach FL 184.42 1 Bernard Gench, Flushing NY; Harvey Schneier, Woodmere NY 199.502 2 Val Mashkin, Indianapolis IN; Yakov Khitrov, Willowdale ON 181.58 2 Doron Yadlin, Petach-Tikva Israel; Gila Emodi, Kfar Shmaryhu Israel 182.793 3 1 Carol Laufer, Hartsdale NY; Robin Brown, Dobbs Ferry NY 179.50 3 Richard Epstein - Marie Peterson, Davie FL 179.424 4 2 Connie Rosner, Port Chester NY; Alfred Dalton, Scarsdale NY 177.79 4 1 Donna Natili, Schenectady NY; Jacqueline DeRouin, Okemos MI 178.085 5 Tomiko Nakai - Yoko Tokushige, Tokyo Japan 171.29 5 2 Kelsey Nickerson, Bedford MA; Shekhar Sengupta, Marlborough MA 175.426 Jean Thoma - Karen Barrett, Darien CT 159.79 6 3 Franklin Kasle, Flint MI; Samuel Hirschman, Ann Arbor MI 169.50

3 Carol Reiss, Albertson NY; Ann Goldberg, Roslyn Heights NY 151.71 4 1 Benjamin Rottman, White Plains NY; Sandy Johnson, Ho Ho Kus NJ 163.715 Richard Schecter - Frances Katz, New York NY 161.71

2 Alan Bernstein - Susi Bernstein, Hillsborough NJ 161.083 Fima Rakhinshteyn, Thornhill ON; Sydelle Ostberg, Alpine NJ 145.21

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UU EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 1 1 Charles Bilich, Hewlett NY; Norman Trabulus, Port Washington NY 215.50 1 1 1 Irwin Miller, Hillsdale NJ; Robert Orne, New City NY 212.002 2 Sylvia Shaw, Meadow Lands PA; Catherine Caplan, N Versailles PA 184.50 2 George Wang - Janet Ju, El Monte CA 191.503 3 Dean Montgomery, Greenewich CT; David Babson Jr, Greenwich CT 179.50 3 2 Alan Powell, West Orange NJ; Ruth Basu, New York NY 190.004 4 2 Saralee Pincus - Karelei Tulenko, New York NY 171.00 4 Julian Heicklen, State College PA; Deborah Drury, Vero Beach FL 177.005 5 Barbara Schaefer, Devon PA; Sarah McMerty, Winnabow NC 163.00 5 3 David Venetianer, Chadds Ford PA; Peter Stein, Hillsborough NJ 175.00

6/7 Judith Marshall - Sharon Benz, Buffalo NY 162.50 6 4 2 Gregory Jegier, Long Branch NJ; Charles Hage, Monmouth Beach NJ 164.506/7 Paul Shapiro, Mahwah NJ; Robert Panek, Gardiner NY 162.50 7 5 Alisa Crowe, San Ramon CA; Howard Kriegel, Jackson NJ 161.50

3 Elise Luskin, Mamaroneck NY; Amy Frolick, Larchmont NY 161.50 6 3 Esther Rosenberg, West Orange NJ; Barbara Wildstein, Essex Fells NJ 153.50

TUESDAY SENIOR PAIRS FIRST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION Q EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 Elinor Silverman - Mildred Offenbach, Framingham MA 183.00 1 Marvin Talish - Sandra Talish, Amagansett NY 190.002 Tannah Hirsch, Stamford CT; Andrew Gabrilovitch, Falls Church VA 177.00 2 1 Lila March, Wyckoff NJ; Bebe Berkowitz, Boca Raton FL 181.003 Lois Violin - Hazel Green, Palm Desert CA 172.50 3 2 Ruth Nussdorf, Old Westbury NY; Judith Gushner, Boca Raton FL 174.504 2 1 Joy Diamond - Barbara Rosenthal, Scottsdale AZ 170.00 4 3 1 Leonard Corwin - Phoebe Corwin, Short Hills NJ 173.005 3 2 Peter Gordon - Charles Alexander, New York NY 166.50 5 4 2 Albert Robbins, Whitestone NY; Herbert Friedman, Beechhurst NY 171.006 4 3 Victor Vertes, Cleveland OH; Marlene Zinamon, Beachwood OH 166.00 6 5 Richard Fumanti, Fullerton CA; Samuel Goldstein, Brooklyn NY 169.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION R EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 Sandra Levine, New York NY; Leonard Weiss, Poughkeepsie NY 190.50 1 1 Courtney Nelson, Wells VT; Sandra Hammer, Dorset VT 198.002 1 H Connell, Nutley NJ; David Harris, Belleville NJ 180.00 2 2 1 Ronald Kuntzman, Port Chester NY; Richard Castellone, Ossining NY 195.003 2 1 Nancy Robins - Patricia Taylor, Princeton NJ 176.50 3 Jerry Spitz, Oakland Gardens NY; Henry Stern, New York NY 190.504 3 2 Penny Paikin, Pomona NY; Susan Colton, Suffern NY 165.00 4 3 2 Michael Galatola - Myra Kamenetzki, New York NY 174.005 4 3 Sandra Meyer - Dorothy Levy, New York NY 161.50 5 Frederick Brown, Pt Pleas Bch NJ; Aaron Cohen, Manchester To NJ 171.006 Lenore Server, Rivervale NJ; Marty Bock, West New York NJ 159.00 6 4 William Jenkins, Amarillo TX; Annamarie Tippins, Hermosa Beach CA 166.50

5 Joseph Bussen, Kailua HI; Sellers McKee, Jupiter FL 162.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION S EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 Dan Goldstein, Pompton Lakes NJ; Renee Geist, Springfield NJ 196.50 1 Anita Ritchin - Nancy Mitchell, Jacksonville FL 195.502 1 Patricia Hindlin, Bridgewater NJ; Rosemary Boden, Chester NJ 181.00 2 Elaine Berger - Sheldon Berger, Hackensack NJ 176.503 2 1 Gene Summ, Carlsbad CA; Marion Bodi, Toronto ON 179.00 3 1 Dominick Colasuonno - Bruce Pickover, New York NY 174.004 Rudolph Wyle, Bala Cynwyd PA; Bruce Thiher, La Crosse WI 170.00 4 2 1 Paul Morrissette, Hackettstown NJ; Stanley Weisfeld, Rockaway NJ 171.505 3 Marjorie Dunne, Moraga CA; Rodger Whelan, Westbury NY 168.00 5 3 Arthur Seelenfreund, Rye NY; Linda Heineman, Scarsdale NY 168.006 4 2 Madeline Nagel, New York NY; Gail Fine, W Hempstead NY 161.50 6 4 Judith Back, White Plains NY; Eva Rubach, Alpine NJ 162.50

3 David Resnik, Albertson NY; Iyadurai Rajendram, Union City NJ 158.00 2 Louis Goldberg, Highland Beach FL; Leon Goldstein, Mountain Lakes NJ 160.003 Joseph Schaffer - Edith Schaffer, Chestnut Hill MA 151.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION N EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 Ted Newman - Cordelia Menges, New York NY 206.00 1 Paul Cushman - Alene Friedman, New York NY 195.502 1 David Herwitz - Carla Herwitz, Swampscott MA 180.00 2 1 Barbara Feldman, New Rochelle NY; Carol Cohen, New York NY 193.00

3/4 2 Harold Schachter - Harvey Zeltzer, Lakewood NJ 173.00 3 2 1 Richard Fadem, Roslyn Heights NY; George Friedman, New York NY 179.503/4 Rosemarie Whitmore, Spring Valley NY; Gerald Goodman, Fort Lee NJ 173.00 4 3 Elizabeth Gilbert, Woodcliff Lake NJ; Renee Blank, Suffern NY 171.505 3 1 Jan Barsel, Brookville NY; Marilyn Dickstein, Boca Raton FL 172.50 5 4 Rica Tarnoff - Arthur Loeb, New York NY 166.506 Muriel Russell, Miami FL; Rita Seamon, Hollywood FL 155.50 6 5 Michael Jeshion - Marilyn Jeshion, Dumont NJ 161.50

4 2 Emily Kessler - Pearl Berson, Woodbury NY 152.50 2 Maita Blume, Great Neck NY; Bernice Cohen, Roslyn NY 155.50

TUESDAY EVENING SIDE PAIRS 4TH OF 6 SESSIONSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION TTT EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 Elayne Kadis - Kenneth Kadis, Brookline MA 183.50 1 1 1 Paul Miller, Westport CT; Blair Brickman, New York NY 185.832 1 Nancy Starr, Norwalk CT; Susan Cohen, Boca Raton FL 168.50 2/3 Les Bart - Gloria Silverman, Gambrills MD 184.083 Bee Ward, Lubbock TX; Bonta Thompson, Shallowater TX 168.00 2/3 David Parizer, New York NY; Deborah Drury, Vero Beach FL 184.084 2 1 Thea Price, Brooklyn NY; Hal Barth, New York NY 167.50 4 2 Bill Harlan, Oklahoma City OK; Josephine Grabow, Helotes TX 173.465 3 Martin Sandberg - Grace Sandberg, Walnut Creek CA 165.50 5 3 Geri Root, Deerfield IL; Naoko De Witt, Mount Prospect IL 172.006 4 2 Jo Ann Colton - Diane Bastian, Chapel Hill NC 165.00 6 Carleton Lett - Seymour Strickberger, New York NY 171.33

4 O. Gordon Lien III, Augusta GA; Owen Lien, Hickory NC 157.582 Lois Kenyon, Punta Gorda FL; Gina Willis, Orange CT 152.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UUU EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 Rodney Wilton, Albuquerque NM; Michael Cassel II, Roseville MN 213.54 1 Beverly Higgins, Bellevue WA; Harry Steiner, Seattle WA 188.082 1 1 George Mann Jr, Kinnelon NJ; Arthur Horwitz, New York NY 197.42 2 1 Morton Leshay, Floral Park NY; Bernard Bruckenstein, Yonkers NY 177.833 2 2 Jadwiga Polujan, North Vancouver BC; Bernie Weiss, New York NY 178.17 3 2 1 Lynn Rohrs - Gale Rohrs, New York NY 175.964 Noe Mallari, San Diego CA; Roman Matusik, San Clemente CA 176.04 4 3 2 John Barth, Santa Cruz CA; Gregory Ingolia, Cambridge MA 173.965 3 Hans Wandel - Naomi Wandel, Portland OR 169.17 5 4 Isadore Sharp - Rosalie Sharp, Toronto ON 168.836 4 3 Susan Rangeley - Vaughan Marks, New York NY 160.04 6 Richard Anderson, Regina SK; Roger Smith, Sacramento CA 162.96

5 Tobyann Strachan, New York NY; Ann Weinstein, Yonkers NY 159.00 5 Louis Gangarosa - Susan Lien, Augusta GA 159.003 Oscar Van Angeren, New York NY; Isaac Stein, Brooklyn NY 158.80

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION VVV EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 Larry Sunser, Syracuse NY; Richard Lesage, Verdun QC 204.00 1 1 Ernest Napier, Brooklyn NY; Jeanne Perkins, New York NY 186.002 Irma Schulman, New York NY; Edwin Kellerman, Yonkers NY 193.00 2 Arthur Selby, Howard Beach NY; Umberto Saggese, Manhasset NY 183.003 Molly Cusano, Hobe Sound FL; John Bridgewater II, Columbus IN 184.50 3 2 1 Beverly Pogoda, New York NY; Joseph Meyers, Bronx NY 175.504 1 Patricia Wagner - Tse Mei Ling, New York NY 171.50 4 Kelsey Nickerson - Lloyd Arvedon, Bedford MA 171.005 2 Walter Tauber, Longmeadow MA; Hansford Rowe, Valencia CA 170.50 5/6 3 2 Stuart Price - Gary Mills, New York NY 170.006 3 Delma Murray, Victoria BC; David Randall, Port Jefferson NY 168.50 5/6 Helen Miller, Miller Place NY; Patricia Mahoney, Selden NY 170.00

4 1 Rose Markow, Delray Beach FL; David Parshall, New York NY 155.50 4 Nancy O’Donnell, East Greenwich RI; Reiko Raese, Boulder CO 161.502 Duaine Benard, Redford MI; William Farnan, Ormond Beach FL 154.50

TUESDAY EVENING 49ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION VV EAST-WEST

A B A B1 Thomas O’Reilly-Pol, New Haven CT; Matthew Bernardina, Delaware OH 77.50 1 Lasse Leskinen, New York NY; Leo Soanes, Corona NY 76.002 1 Tom Duthie, South Orange NJ; Marcy Gendel, Short Hills NJ 70.50 2 Sharon Pavlovich - Barbara Senior, New York NY 68.003 Meleanie Brazil - Rayna Leiter, New York NY 69.50 3/4 Wesley Albinger - Charles Pierce, New York NY 66.00

3/4 Daniel Ohman - Beverly Ruth Ohman, Ames IA 66.001 Steve Mark, Nyc NY; Arlene Mark, New York NY 55.00

TUESDAY EVENING 299ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION WW EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 Stephen Zierak, Danbury CT; Kenneth Llacera, Santa Cruz CA 111.00 1 1 Martin Greer - Marc Kirschenbaum, New York NY 99.502 2 1 Jill Howard - Patricia House, New York NY 96.00 2 2 1 Warren Goldman - Tara Goldman, Rivervale NJ 98.003 3 2 Craig Caplan - Teresa Caplan, Pasadena MD 89.50 3 3 2 Martha Coopersmith - Richard Coopersmith, New York NY 85.50

4/5 4/5 Michael Varhalamas, Englewood NJ; Betty Hough, Ridgewood NJ 86.00 4 4 Loaettis Di Vittis - Arthur Di Vittis, Latrobe PA 85.004/5 4/5 Moses Gates, Brooklyn NY; Roberta Finke, New York NY 86.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION XX EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 1 1 Irwin Landow, Deer Park NY; Kian Ling Tio, Melville NY 106.22 1 1 Steven Zeliadt - William Fleming, Seattle WA 114.232 2 Rudolf Brautigam, Dorchester Cent MA; Mark Heumann, Watertown MA 95.00 2 2 Alexander Nicholson, Pasadena CA; Gloria Tam, New York NY 99.433 Marianne Van Gelder, Monterey CA; Denise Cobb, Surrey BC 94.50 3 3 1 Linda Glass, Georgetown KY; Eileen Tublin, Brooklyn NY 92.944 3 Vernie Cawley, Pt Pleasant NJ; Anne Caffyn, Oceanport NJ 83.63 4 Mark Goodman, Fort Lee NJ; Marsha Porcell, New York NY 86.79

2 Lamont Cranston, Shadow City UT; Sheridan Colbourn, Danville CA 79.30 2 Warren Madison - Sandy Madison, Henderson NV 79.502 Lynda Fox, Rochester NY; Mary Ann Morrow, Fairport NY 73.49

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NORTH-SOUTH SECTION O EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 1 Jack Paulus, Detroit MI; Lynne Ziegler, Bloomfield MI 179.00 1 Jim Daniel, Shrewsbury NJ; Rudi Nadler, Staten Island NY 196.00

2/3 2 Robert Moy - Harry Ettlinger, Rockaway NJ 177.50 2 Patricia Elms, Newport Beach CA; Madie Brice, Cordova TN 191.502/3 Sidney Caron - Annette Caron, Northfield IL 177.50 3 Barbara Deutsch, Teaneck NJ; Charles Friedman, Hackensack NJ 186.504 Malle Andrade - Anatole Kondratieff, New York NY 176.50 4 1 1 Brian Mahony, Redding CT; Adam Kertesz, New York NY 166.505 3 1 Judy Satzberg, Bala Cynwyd PA; Joan Zavis, Northbrook IL 174.00 5 2 2 Albert Bosch, Bedford NY; Nathan Adler, Scarsdale NY 165.50

4 2 Suzanne Siklos, Toronto ON; Stephen Bodi, Willowdale ON 167.00 3 Joyce Silverstein, Franklin Lakes NJ; Ora Lourie, Hypoluxo FL 155.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION P EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 1 John Popper, Rye NY; Alan Solomon, Armonk NY 200.50 1 1 Roz Supera, Chicago IL; Marilyn Kroll, Boca Raton FL 205.502 2 2 Jane Julius, Greenwich CT; Barbara Kantor, Scarsdale NY 173.00 2 2 Gordon Tanner - Grace Tanner, Bakersfield CA 199.503 Peggy Mendes, Hartsdale NY; Charlotte Brasel, Larchmont NY 172.00 3 3 Susan Seckinger, Wethersfield CT; Ausra Geaski, East Hartford CT 181.004 3 Walter Herzberg, Fair Lawn NJ; Patricia Kent, Mahwah NJ 167.00 4 4 Myron Gorel, White Plains NY; Neil Littmann, Scarsdale NY 180.005 4 John Cagney - Edith Cagney, Frankfort IL 165.50 5 Janet Eisler, Mamaroneck NY; Gina Tamres, Wykagyl NY 164.506 William Barrington, Syracuse NY; William Bremer, Liverpool NY 158.00 6 Merle Stetser, Honolulu HI; Susan Furchtenicht, Santa Maria CA 158.00

1 Eylene Blume, Nesconset NY; Marlene Beckenstein, Smithtown NY 156.502 Nora Stonehill, Rye NY; Rosanne Goldbard, Forest Hills NY 150.00

TUESDAY MORNING 49ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION VV EAST-WEST

D E F D E F1 Maina Branda - Ildiko Butler, New York NY 98.50 1 John Matuszek - Roberta Matuszek, Delmar NY 113.362 1 Michael Howard, Pelham NY; Margery Reyman, New Rochelle NY 97.00 2 1 Joan Stone, Harrison NY; Susan Rones, White Plains NY 108.793 Marica Zinger, Savion Israel; Sanda Enciu, Lauderhill FL 96.00 3 2 Barbara Nebgen - Miriam Cooper, Beaumont TX 99.204 1 Renee Schwartz, Nesconset NY; Carole Kugler, Stony Brook NY 87.00 4 Susan Philips - Pearl Lazar, Chatham NJ 95.865 Daniel Rosenblatt, Winston Salem NC; Dorcas Downs, Thomasville NC 86.00 5 Jim Canty, Piedmont CA; Barbara Wheeler, Sacramento CA 91.50

3 Lucille Chang, Kirkland WA; Sheridan Colbourn, Danville CA 74.001 Liz Karnicki - Jo Anne Hill, Beaumont TX 73.64

TUESDAY MORNING` 299ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION WW EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 1 Susan Koster, Mahwah NJ; Brenda Rigby, Ramsey NJ 96.50 1 George Delp - April Delp, Gainesville GA 102.00

2/3 2/3 2/3 Beverly Golden, Morristown NJ; Alan Golden, Stuart FL 90.00 2 1 1 Charles Bardelis, Falmouth MA; Judy Velasquez, Colorado Springs CO 95.502/3 2/3 2/3 Marshall Lederman, US; Isabella Scholte, Rhinebeck NY 90.00 3 Mieko Suzuki, Port Chester NY; Mikiko Yoneda, Scarsdale NY 91.504/6 4/5 Roslyn Millstein, Flushing NY; Seymour Bogorad, Yonkers NY 88.50 4 2 Steven Waldman - Scott Heaydon, New York NY 90.504/6 Cecile Skaggs - Marvin Skaggs, Memphis TN 88.50 5/6 3/4 2/3 Amabel James - Gigi Noyes, New York NY 87.004/6 4/5 Kenneth Llacera - John Barth, Santa Cruz CA 88.50 5/6 3/4 2/3 Jeffrey Sosnick - Lynn Klarreich, New York NY 87.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION YY EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 1 1 June Dyson - Christina Whitman, New York NY 100.00 1 1 Jeffery Yu - Frank Yu, North York ON 104.502 2 Ronald Pinkus, Port Washington NY; Richard Gardos, Commack NY 97.00 2 2 Charlotte Parkinson, New York NY; Shelley Emery, New Canaan CT 97.003 3 2 Howard Hamilton, Coral Spring FL; Colleen Walker, North Vancouver BC 89.00 3 Renee Rubinson, Teaneck NJ; Harriet Stein, Wayne NJ 95.504 4 Lu Ganley, Rye NY; Jean Frankel, Cos Cob CT 87.00 4 3 Abbye Bosses - Nancy Mantell, Scarsdale NY 86.005 Jadwiga Polujan, North Vancouver BC; Roberta Finke, New York NY 84.50 5 4 Michael Miller, Boynton Beach FL; Stephen Gilman, Merrick NY 85.50

1 Irwin Landow, Deer Park NY; Kian Ling Tio, Melville NY 79.002 Floyd Wolff - Marjorie Wolff, Boston MA 78.50

TUESDAY SIDE GAME SERIES 3RD OF SIX SESSIONSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION UUU EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 Roger Stern - Sandra Stern, Chevy Chase MD 187.29 1 Paolo Pasquini, Caracas Venezuela; Eduardo Rosen, Miami FL 194.712 Jerry Fink, Cincinnati OH; Maureen Kilcullen, Cape Town South Africa 181.33 2 Molly Cusano, Hobe Sound FL; John Bridgewater II, Columbus IN 189.283 1 1 Dexter Senft, Bedford NY; Sylvester Karagis, Larchmont NY 176.33 3 Cameron Doner, Richmond BC; Betty Rossmann, Portland OR 183.714 Nina Tache - Alisa Rapaport, Caracas Venezuela 174.20 4 1 Paula Rubin - Morton Rubin, Pittsburgh PA 175.175 2 2 Jeanette Tabb - Brian Pollack, New York NY 167.54 5 Jimmy Pelham, North Baldwin NY; Lev Pinsky, Columbus OH 171.966 Zoraida Diebold - Maria Sofia Devletian, Caracas Venezuela 167.33 6 2 1 Ray Duncan - Jan Duncan, Rancho Mirage CA 169.17

3 Paul Weinbaum, Norwood MA; Carmela Eyal, Waltham MA 153.29 3 Elizabeth Stevenson, Wirral England; Eileen Houghton, Silver Spring MD 161.674 2 Henry Sargent, Phoenix AZ; Marsha Porcell, New York NY 153.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TTT EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 Bobbie Satz, Boca Raton FL; Doralee Levoff, Delray Beach FL 183.50 1 Beverly Higgins, Bellevue WA; Harry Steiner, Seattle WA 188.502 1 1 Barbara Rhoades, Wilmington DE; Carol Frank, Burbank CA 179.50 2 1 Nathan Fein - Frieda Lehrer, Southbury CT 178.003 2 Florence Wilnau, New York NY; Mark Hyman, Briarwood NY 177.00 3 Dudley Brown, Grandview WA; Loren Hawkins, Bremerton WA 174.004 Ellen Kiam, Palm Beach FL; Claire Tornay, Palm Beach Gardens FL 172.50 4 2 Judy Null, Kingston PA; S Eisner, Scranton PA 173.005 3 Hilda Sharin, New York NY; Perla Minond, Forest Hills NY 172.00 5 3 1 Ashley Szymski, Westmont IL; Pimp Kare Gjaldbaek, Kobenhavn Denmark 172.506 4 2 C Kay Teal, Richland WA; Marie Sengupta, Marlborough MA 170.50 6 Phyllis Katz, New York City NY; R Jay Becker, New York NY 168.50

4 Adam Meyerson, Los Angeles CA; Elianna Ruppin, Lincoln NE 166.502/3 Batia Silvera - Janice Gillerman, New York NY 139.502/3 Michael Mihevc, Little Falls NY; Diane McCaskill, Central Point OR 139.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION VVV EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 Grant Peacock, Rahway NJ; Mac Busby, San Diego CA 203.56 1 1 Roberta Meadow - Michael Kallman, New York NY 174.712 Edward Schwartz, Manassas VA; Steven Ashe, Tampa FL 193.39 2 2 Jonina Sutton - Barbara Solomon, New York NY 169.833 1 Betty Starzec - Jane Armstrong, Sugar Land TX 187.40 3 3 Dimitri Raitzin - Paul Frean, New York NY 168.654 2 1 Aida Martinez, Rio Piedras PR; George Mann Jr, Kinnelon NJ 170.44 4 4 1 Carole Chiang - Chao-Wang Chiang, Rapid City SD 168.185 Barbara Nudelman, Chicago IL; Aileen Osofsky, New York NY 169.20 5 William Vinson, Boynton Beach FL; Krystyna Ciesluk, Merrimack NH 160.066 3 Deanna Goh, Thornhill ON; Jonathan Kurasch, Northbrook IL 163.43 6 2 Muriel Denmark - Phyllis Stillman, New York NY 158.73

4 2 Robert Walton, Culver City CA; Clarke Fairbrother, Santa Ana CA 150.65

TUESDAY DAYLIGHT PAIRS SECOND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION SS EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 J Michael Andresen, Cambridge MA; David Sobel, Riverside RI 215.50 1 1 David Venetianer, Chadds Ford PA; Peter Stein, Hillsborough NJ 194.002 Paul Cherin - Mary Gerner, Fairport NY 189.00 2 2 Barbara Schaefer, Devon PA; Sarah McMerty, Winnabow NC 192.503 Micki Lassiter, Woodcliff Lake NJ; Susie Kahn, New York NY 172.50 3 Judith Marshall - Sharon Benz, Buffalo NY 186.504 2 Linda Strosberg, Delray Beach FL; Anita Asch, Sands Point NY 163.50 4 3 Mel Messing, Brooklyn NY; Bob Goldman, Roslyn NY 177.00

5/6 Norma Frankel, Great Neck NY; Judy Schwartz, Floral Park NY 163.00 5 4 Dean Montgomery, Greenewich CT; David Babson Jr, Greenwich CT 174.505/6 3 1 Shai Simonson - Joseph Shulman, Sharon MA 163.00 6 5 1 James Knopf - Jenny Ryman, New York NY 171.007 4 Jean Valentine, Arlington VA; Jenny Rose, Alexandria VA 160.00 7 6 2 Charles Bilich, Hewlett NY; Norman Trabulus, Port Washington NY 170.00

5 Andy Muenz, Glenolden PA; Julian Lighton, Wood Ridge NJ 157.00 3 Carolyn Silvera - Victoria Lefrere, New York NY 157.002 Roger Peabody, Kings Park NY; Charles Doolan, Ridge NY 149.00 4 Ollie Cavin - Kathleen Lobdell, Lake Charles LA 152.503 Joe Hickey, New York NY; Howard Friedel, Baltimore MD 141.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION TT EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 1 Mark Hauser - Howard Kahlenberg, Philadelphia PA 191.50 1 Jack Shartsis, Huntington Woods MI; Jerrold Grossman, Rochester Hills MI 187.002 2 1 Connie Rosner, Port Chester NY; Alfred Dalton, Scarsdale NY 184.50 2 1 Justine Cushing, New York NY; Grace Lloyd, Southampton NY 176.003 Bernard Gench, Flushing NY; Harvey Schneier, Woodmere NY 182.00 3 2 1 Fabrizio Biasiolo, Oakland Gardens NY; Fabrizio Conti, Bresso Italy 171.004 Susan Bowles, Va Beach VA; Robert Hendricks, Virginia Beach VA 180.50 4 3 Cheryl Porter-Garofalo, Ridgefield Park NJ; Sarah Wertheimer, Fair Lawn NJ 168.005 3 Donna Natili, Schenectady NY; Jacqueline DeRouin, Okemos MI 168.00 5 4 2 Robert Whitney - Susan Whitney, Princeton MA 165.006 4 Kelsey Nickerson, Bedford MA; Shekhar Sengupta, Marlborough MA 163.00 6 Paul Burleson, Cross River NY; Philip Silverstein, Bronx NY 164.00

5 2 Mel Weisel - Fran Mann, Norwalk CT 160.50 5 Marjorie Vogel, New Rochelle NY; Yoko Yagasaki, Kohoku-Ku, Japan 163.503 Carol Reiss, Albertson NY; Ann Goldberg, Roslyn Heights NY 158.00 3 Elinor Jaffe - Judith Epstein, Huntingtn Sta NY 163.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION UU EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 1 Alan Powell, West Orange NJ; Ruth Basu, New York NY 203.50 1 1 1 Carol Laufer, Hartsdale NY; Robin Brown, Dobbs Ferry NY 203.502 Paul Shapiro, Mahwah NJ; Robert Panek, Gardiner NY 198.50 2 John McLaughlin, Melrose MA; Lloyd Arvedon, Bedford MA 198.503 Julian Heicklen, State College PA; Deborah Drury, Vero Beach FL 187.50 3 2 Franklin Kasle, Flint MI; Samuel Hirschman, Ann Arbor MI 191.004 George Wang - Janet Ju, El Monte CA 176.50 4 3 Tomiko Nakai - Yoko Tokushige, Tokyo Japan 175.505 2 James Siegel, Ketchum ID; Duane Engelhardt, Springfield NJ 169.00 5 4 Val Mashkin, Indianapolis IN; Yakov Khitrov, Willowdale ON 169.006 3 Sylvia Shaw, Meadow Lands PA; Catherine Caplan, N Versailles PA 156.50 6 5 2 Barbara Fiore - Albert Garfinkle, New York NY 167.007 4 1 Michael Otte, Sleepy Hollow NY; David Huber, Tarrytown NY 156.00 7 6 Michael Gecht - Madeline Sternlicht, Staten Island NY 165.00

5 2 Gregory Jegier, Long Branch NJ; Charles Hage, Monmouth Beach NJ 154.50 3 Martha Hathaway, Norwalk CT; Marilyn Tjader, Darien CT 157.503 Bruce Jacobs - Victor Breinberg, Staten Island NY 150.50 4 Anna Grosso, Hauppauge NY; Icksoon Kahng, Commack NY 148.00

TUESDAY SENIOR PAIRS SECOND SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION N EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 Harold Schachter - Harvey Zeltzer, Lakewood NJ 211.68 1 Patricia Elms, Newport Beach CA; Madie Brice, Cordova TN 201.682 2 Mary Rem, New York NY; Eve Zetlin, Palm Beach FL 174.77 2 1 Kennard Hirsch - Sheldon Rothchild, New York NY 181.553 3 Elizabeth Gilbert, Woodcliff Lake NJ; Renee Blank, Suffern NY 169.60 3 2 1 Sandra Kane, Syosset NY; Shelia Serper, Melville NY 180.374 4 Ray Ettlinger - Rosamond Ettlinger, Southbury CT 162.85 4 3 Jack Paulus, Detroit MI; Lynne Ziegler, Bloomfield MI 167.825 1 Richard Fadem, Roslyn Heights NY; George Friedman, New York NY 156.62 5 Phyllis Fuchs - Frances Cohen, Wayne NJ 163.676 2 Harold Haase - Nancy Haase, Hilton Head SC 150.90 6 4 2 Suzanne Siklos, Toronto ON; Stephen Bodi, Willowdale ON 155.51

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION O EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 Jim Daniel, Shrewsbury NJ; Rudi Nadler, Staten Island NY 203.00 1 1 Myron Gorel, White Plains NY; Neil Littmann, Scarsdale NY 176.002 Malle Andrade - Anatole Kondratieff, New York NY 179.50 2 2 1 Jane Julius, Greenwich CT; Barbara Kantor, Scarsdale NY 175.003 1 1 Brian Mahony, Redding CT; Adam Kertesz, New York NY 177.00 3 3 Walter Herzberg, Fair Lawn NJ; Patricia Kent, Mahwah NJ 172.504 Sidney Caron - Annette Caron, Northfield IL 174.50 4 4 Susan Seckinger, Wethersfield CT; Ausra Geaski, East Hartford CT 165.005 2 2 Mary Peyton, Mineola NY; Patty Menges, Garden City NY 172.50 5 2 Lionel Bandler, New York City NY; Eliot Minsker, White Plains NY 163.506 3 Shirley Kastenberg - Renee Braunstein, Cherry Hill NJ 170.00 6 John Cagney - Edith Cagney, Frankfort IL 160.50

4 Doug Strauss, Forest Hills NY; Robert Kamlot, New York NY 143.00

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NORTH-SOUTH SECTION P EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 1 1 Elise Lasry - Ethel Hirsch, New York NY 204.00 1 1 1 Carole Maeder, Bonita Springs FL; Peggy Bruchansky, Marlton NJ 199.502 Janet Eisler, Mamaroneck NY; Gina Tamres, Wykagyl NY 171.00 2 Rosemarie Whitmore, Spring Valley NY; Gerald Goodman, Fort Lee NJ 181.003 Donald Fraser, Milltown NJ; Anthony Cacoso, East Brunswick NJ 168.00 3 2 2 Marilyn Lewis, Floral Park NY; Lucy Schachter, Stamford CT 168.50

4/5 2/3 William Barrington, Syracuse NY; William Bremer, Liverpool NY 167.00 4 3 Alvin Tobias, Brooklyn NY; Hai Gates, Arlington TX 165.504/5 2/3 2 John Popper, Rye NY; Alan Solomon, Armonk NY 167.00 5 4 Emily Kessler - Pearl Berson, Woodbury NY 161.50

4 Rhoda W Greif, New York NY; Bea Jackson, Northbrook IL 162.50NORTH-SOUTH SECTION Q EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 Marvin Talish - Sandra Talish, Amagansett NY 184.00 1 1 Dominick Colasuonno - Bruce Pickover, New York NY 182.002 Susan Orne - Peter Orne, Flushing NY 180.50 2 2 1 David Resnik, Albertson NY; Iyadurai Rajendram, Union City NJ 173.503 1 1 Martin Marks - Esther Flashner, Carrboro NC 178.50 3 Elaine Berger - Sheldon Berger, Hackensack NJ 170.504 2 2 Muriel Zavidow - Lucky Eisner, New York NY 174.50 4 3 2 Vernie Cawley, Pt Pleasant NJ; Anne Caffyn, Oceanport NJ 169.505 3 Dolores Hodesblatt, Monsey NY; Marie Wolfson, Mahwah NJ 173.00 5 Richard Celler, Madison NJ; James Hamilton, Sarasota FL 168.506 4 Carolyn Levine - Malvina Phillips, New York NY 168.00 6 Dan Goldstein, Pompton Lakes NJ; Renee Geist, Springfield NJ 166.00

5 Hank Cortsen - Lawrence Maisel, New York NY 162.50 4 Roberta Rubinstein - Alan Rubinstein, Boca Raton FL 163.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION R EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 Courtney Nelson, Wells VT; Sandra Hammer, Dorset VT 183.00 1 Antonia Okany, Etobicoke ON; Dan McCaw, Toronto ON 193.002 2 1 Ronald Kuntzman, Port Chester NY; Richard Castellone, Ossining NY 178.50 2 Tannah Hirsch, Stamford CT; Andrew Gabrilovitch, Falls Church VA 189.003 Jerry Spitz, Oakland Gardens NY; Henry Stern, New York NY 172.50 3 1 Phyllis Prager, Sarasota FL; Saundra Gotch, Framingham MA 176.004 Frederick Brown, Pt Pleas Bch NJ; Aaron Cohen, Manchester Township NJ 171.50 4 Lois Violin - Hazel Green, Palm Desert CA 175.505 3 2 Joan Oberter - Eleanor Weinstein, New York NY 171.00 5 2 1 Peter Gordon - Charles Alexander, New York NY 171.006 4 Penny Paikin, Pomona NY; Susan Colton, Suffern NY 156.50 6/7 3/4 Stanley Steckler, New Canaan CT; Charles Stabinsky, Norwalk CT 166.00

5 Joseph Bussen, Kailua HI; Sellers McKee, Jupiter FL 156.00 6/7 3/4 Elinor Silverman - Mildred Offenbach, Framingham MA 166.002 Beverly Shorin, New York NY; Roslyn Kase, Glen Cove NY 151.003 Florence Libin - Jane Schoelkopf, New York NY 149.00

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION S EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 1 Arthur Seelenfreund, Rye NY; Linda Heineman, Scarsdale NY 192.00 1 Lenore Server, Rivervale NJ; Marty Bock, West New York NJ 181.002 2 1 Louis Goldberg, Highland Beach FL; Leon Goldstein, Mountain Lakes NJ 178.00 2 Sandra Levine, New York NY; Leonard Weiss, Poughkeepsie NY 180.003 Rudolph Wyle, Bala Cynwyd PA; Bruce Thiher, La Crosse WI 177.00 3 1 1 Claire Stern, West Palm Beach FL; Joan Caplin, Floral Park NY 179.504 Gladys Collier, East Hampton NY; Adele Dusenbury, Stony Brook NY 175.00 4 2 H Connell, Nutley NJ; David Harris, Belleville NJ 179.005 3 Muriel Leventhal, Boston MA; Mark Leventhal, Waban MA 162.00 5 Georgann Humphrey - Jim Humphrey, Highland Park IL 170.006 4 Jerzy Korfel, Aventura FL; Ettie Rachleff, New York NY 160.00 6 3 2 G Richard Ramage Jr - Nancy Ramage, Downey CA 168.00

5 Patricia Hindlin, Bridgewater NJ; Rosemary Boden, Chester NJ 159.00 4 3 Nancy Robins - Patricia Taylor, Princeton NJ 162.002 Marjorie Grossbarth, Springfield NJ; Marilyn Savran, Edison NJ 156.503 Joseph Schaffer - Edith Schaffer, Chestnut Hill MA 144.00

TUESDAY AFTERNOON 49ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION VV EAST-WEST

D E F D E F1 1 Edward Benedict - Jill Benedict, Morristown NJ 79.00 1 Deborah Crisfield - Karen Haines, Summit NJ 76.902 2 Keith Gellman, Forest Hills NY; Robin Isserlis, New York NY 69.30 2 1 1 Warren Goldman - Tara Goldman, Rivervale NJ 70.003 Tom Rehwoldt, Ada MI; Linda Clover, Alexandria VA 66.26 3 Susan Philips - Pearl Lazar, Chatham NJ 69.10

1 Carole Rodnick, Great Neck NY; Carole Ross, New York NY 52.00NORTH-SOUTH SECTION WW EAST-WEST

D E F D E F1 Beverly Ruth Ohman - Daniel Ohman, Ames IA 86.50 1 Kenneth Magiday - Bernie Snyder, Stamford CT 84.502 Lynne Zeiter, Dix Hills NY; Lynn Zolenge, Manhasset NY 68.50 2 Margaret Carlin - Virginia Jordan, Brooklyn NY 65.003 1 1 Keiko Nakamura, Fort Lee NJ; Harumi Komiya, New York NY 65.50 3 1 1 Jane Grewcock - Jennifer Feltes, Summit NJ 64.50

2 2 Elaine Housman - Orit Gratch, New York NY 64.00 2 2 Judy Williams, Toronto ON; Nora Oliver, New Providence NJ 61.00

TUESDAY AFTERNOON 299ER PAIRSNORTH-SOUTH SECTION YY EAST-WEST

A B C A B C1 1 1 Susan Goldberg, Livingston NJ; Diane Reiter, West Orange NJ 157.00 1 1 1 Irwin Landow, Deer Park NY; Kian Ling Tio, Melville NY 175.002 2 Charlotte Parkinson, New York NY; Shelley Emery, New Canaan CT 153.00 2 2 2 Joan Brody, Morristown NJ; Robert Fischbein, Short Hills NJ 160.003 3 Janet Steig, South Orange NJ; Judith Israel, Morristown NJ 149.00 3 3 Ronald Pinkus, Port Washington NY; Richard Gardos, Commack NY 155.504 4 Cynthia Struve - Clemens Struve, Corpus Christi TX 146.50 4 4 3 John Raimondi, West Palm Bch FL; Allen Rosen, Yonkers NY 155.005 5 Fran Posnick - Karen Green, New York NY 144.00 5 5 Elizabeth VonRiesenfelder, Manchester VT; Ildiko Butler, New York NY 145.506 Joyce Stern, New York NY; Judith Spitz, Oakland Gardens NY 140.50 6 6 Colleen Walker - Jadwiga Polujan, North Vancouver BC 139.507 6 2 Catherine Litwin, Morristown NJ; Marc Scott Mitchel, Bronston KY 138.50 7 Shelia Brog - Margot Kane, New York NY 133.50

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION ZZ EAST-WESTA B C A B C1 1 Timothy Murphy - Randi Adelman, New York NY 170.75 1 1 Gerald Fine - Barbara Fine, Setauket NY 174.852 Marianne Van Gelder, Monterey CA; Denise Cobb, Surrey BC 159.11 2 2 Sherry Pittle, Hartsdale NY; Ron Peacetree, Haverhill MA 168.043 2 1 Roger Beigh, Marietta GA; Rick Gannon, Atlanta GA 152.69 3 3 Joanne Livingston - Larry Livingston, Glen Allen VA 164.494 3 2 Zia Mian, Kingston-6, Jamaica; Howard Hamilton, Coral Spring FL 145.15 4 4 Michael Miller, Boynton Beach FL; Stephen Gilman, Merrick NY 145.105 4 3 Patricia Hendel - Margo Sinclair, New York NY 144.05 5 5 1 Patrick McEneaney, Bayside NY; Sharon Wallace, Tampa FL 144.596 Mikiko Yoneda, Scarsdale NY; Mieko Suzuki, Port Chester NY 140.42 6 6 2 Charles Bardelis, Falmouth MA; Judy Velasquez, Colorado Springs CO 142.787 5 4 Jim Canty, Piedmont CA; Barbara Wheeler, Sacramento CA 140.38 7 3 Linda Glass, Georgetown KY; Eileen Tublin, Brooklyn NY 135.73

6 Rita Brizel - Betty Feldman, New York NY 138.91

TUESDAY STRATIFLIGHTED A/X PAIRS 1ST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS OOO PPP EAST-WEST

A X A X1 Mark Horton, Romford Essex England; Leonard Helman, Santa Fe NM 406.50 1 Linda Lewis, Las Vegas NV; Mark Bartusek, Santa Barbara CA 446.502 Cheryl Angel, Livingston NJ; Jesse Reisman, Montville NJ 393.00 2 Mimi Bieber, Armonk NY; Kassie Munoz, White Plains NY 385.503 Gail Bell, King of Prussia PA; Roni Gitchel, Pittsburgh PA 373.00 3 Ethan Stein, Irvington NY; Koko Adachi, Toyko Japan 367.504 Bill Staats, Southlake TX; Mark Bumgardner, Carrollton TX 359.00 4 Vernon Evans - Monte Evans, Redfield SD 362.505 Jeffrey Goldman, Norwalk CT; Per Leandersson, Karlstad Sweden 355.50 5 1 Ronnie Cooper, New York NY; Joyce Menezes, Staten Island NY 358.506 1 Nick Straguzzi, Mullica Hill NJ; Randy Okubo, Saint Paul MN 350.00 6 2 Ben Feinswog, Coconut Grove FL; Robert Lurie, Wayland MA 351.507 2 Rick Bobrow, Naples FL; James Musumeci, Carbondale IL 347.00 7 3 Ivan Petrovic, Bronx NY; Dennis Kaye, Rosendale NY 350.508 Dolores Gracie, Pompano Beach FL; Suzanne Cohen, Narberth PA 345.50 8 4 Herman Louie - Ming Louie, Henderson NV 343.509 Robert Schwartz, San Pedro CA; John Jones, Hacienda Hgts CA 344.50 9 5 Mark Dean, Jersey City NJ; Robert Dean, San Jose CA 342.50

10 Mark Itabashi, Murrieta CA; Rama Linz, Beverly Hills CA 339.00 10 6 Kay Enfield, Santa Fe NM; Norma Casey, Albuquerque NM 341.5011 Jan Horwitz, Butler PA; Helen Brydon, Slippery Rock PA 337.50 11 David Temkin, Skokie IL; Robb Gordon, Sedona AZ 339.5012 Gitte Hecht-Johansen, London England; Lone Kiaer, Frederiksberg Denmark 336.50 12/14 7 Andrew Hidi - Suzanne Hidi, Toronto ON 335.50

13/14 3 Rosemarie Priore, Mount Vernon NY; Rich Letourneau, Chappaqua NY 335.00 12/14 Adrienne Green - Barbara Lesser, Los Angeles CA 335.5013/14 Linda Lake, Southampton NY; Bruce Reeve, Raleigh NC 335.00 12/14 Lyle Poe Jr, Ellicott City MD; Mark Shaw, Laurel MD 335.50

4 Cole Powell, Oakland CA; Louis Mangin 328.005 Kathie Macnab - Bill Halliday, Halifax NS 327.506 Michael Schenker, New York NY; Fred Schenker, Pittsburgh PA 323.50

TUESDAY STRATIFLIGHTED BCD PAIRS 1ST SESSIONNORTH-SOUTH SECTION RRR EAST-WEST

B C D B C D1 Shirley Weinger, Remsenburg NY; Peter Neufeld, Pierrefonds QC 203.54 1 1 Paul Cohen, Seaford NY; Stephen Langfelder, Wayne NJ 204.582 Kate Hill - Toby Shapiro, Santa Rosa CA 173.94 2 Gerty Grotte - John Mincher, Adventura FL 197.833 1 1 Donald Weiss, New York NY; Daniel Powers, Lincoln NE 173.42 3 2 Natalie Treanor, East Setauket NY; Donald Amberger, Hauppauge NY 177.584 Robert Lipton, New York NY; Edward Rasmussen, Weymouth MA 168.23 4 Bob Cole, Bethlehem PA; Barbara Miller, Bangor PA 175.505 2 Julian Wachs - Joanna Pagano, Chapel Hill NC 167.71 5 3 Benjamin Eisenberg - Susan Eisenberg, Lords Valley PA 173.426 3 Lester Gottlieb, White Plains NY; William Hoffman, Irvington NY 167.19 6 Judith Last - H David Grace, New York NY 169.27

4 2 Betsy Roth - Georgia Van Cleve, Saint Louis MO 158.37 4 1 Matthew Bresler, Rochester NY; Steven Winer, Melrose MA 165.632 Donna Casey, Palatine IL; Monica Jung, Lake Barrington IL 144.35

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION QQQ EAST-WESTB C D B C D1 1 Merril Hirsh, Washington DC; William Heess, Marlborough MA 184.97 1 Anna Zagoloff, New York NY; Vincent Messina, Wolfeboro NH 198.572 Saeed Shah - Shahnaz Shah, Lahore Pakistan 184.88 2 1 1 Michal Dajwlowski - Andrzej Dajwlowski, Joliet IL 180.293 Erica Wolin, Branchville NJ; Helen Raleigh, Suffern NY 172.71 3 Al Remer, Pompano Beach FL; Kevin Perkins, Austin TX 180.114 Domenick Gargiulo - Rose Gargiulo, Greenlawn NY 169.91 4 2 Miriam Einhorn - Sheldon Einhorn, Laverock PA 167.49

2 1 Flora Tawil, Brooklyn NY; Renee Sutton, New York NY 160.52NORTH-SOUTH SECTION SSS EAST-WEST

B C D B C D1 Marcello Gambacorta - Barbra Arnold, White Plains NY 203.02 1 1 William Stern - Nancy Sidel, New York NY 185.882 Bernard Zions, Naples FL; George Bleier, Little Neck NY 189.52 2/3 Lisa Yellis, Great Neck NY; Ellen Freedman, Lafayette CO 184.853 1 1 Kevin Dwyer, Lehigh Acres FL; James Krot, Winter Springs FL 181.73 2/3 Marilyn Heichemer, Endicott NY; Kathy Curtis, Kihei HI 184.854 2 2 Amy Shaheen, New York NY; Jean Rincon, Bronx NY 180.69 4 2 James Bent - Anita Bent, Yorba Linda CA 183.295 Eleanor Novick, Narberth PA; Roberta Clayman, Bala Cynwyd PA 179.13 5 Werner Hausmann - Helen Hausmann, Englewood NJ 179.656 3 Donald Lurie, Yonkers NY; Kirsten Deutsche, New York NY 172.38 6 3 1 Alan Estner, Woodmere NY; Cathy Kirshner, Floral Park NY 177.06

4 Harriet Katz - Bernard Katz, Plainview NY 166.67 4 Lan Go, Rivervale NJ; Saeko Hisayama, Cliffside Park NJ 169.272 Thelma Borenstein, Tarrytown NY; Anne Friedman, Scarsdale NY 150.58

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TODAY’S BRIDGE EVENTS See page 2 for other events*Unless otherwise indicated, Strati-Flighted Open and Strati-Flighted Senior events are divided: A/X (3000+, 0-3000) and play separate from B/C/D (1000-2000, 500-1000, 0-500). Strat breaks forStratified Open and Stratified Senior events are: A (2000+), B (750-2000), C (0-750).**Members whose payment of dues is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.

Wednesday, July 14th, 9 a.m.Event Session Sold Entry/player/session

ACBL members** OtherMorning Bracketed KO Teams III 1st Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16

Continues Thursday, Friday, Saturday morningsMorning Bracketed KO Teams II 3rd Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16Wednesday-Saturday Morning Side Game Series* 1st single session Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16

Wednesday, July 14th, 9 a.m., 1 & 7:30 p.m.Stratified Choice Open Pairs* Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16

Play in any 2 of the 3 sessions today.

Wednesday, July 14th, 10 a.m. & 3 p.m.Stratified Senior Pairs* 1-2 Trianon, 3rd Floor $14 $16299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $150-20, 0-5 Pairs single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $13

Wednesday, July 14th, 10 a.m. & 4 p.m.Spingold KO Teams Round 3 Grand Ballroom, 3rd Floor $16.50Wagar Women’s KO Teams Quarter-Finals Murray Hill, 2nd Floor $16.50

(2nd session of Wagar Women’s KO at 4:30 p.m.)

Wednesday, July 14th, 1 p.m.World Schools Team Championship 5 Nassau, 2nd Floor

Wednesday, July 14th, 1 & 7:30 p.m.0-5000 Mini-Spingold KO Teams Round 3 Gramercy, 2nd Floor $150-1500 Mini-Spingold KO Teams Round 3 Gramercy, 2nd Floor $15NABC+ Senior Swiss Teams 1-2F Rhinelander, 2nd Floor $16.50Stratified Choice Open Pairs* Grand Ballroom, 3rd Floor $14 $16

Play in any 2 of the 3 sessions today.Strati-Flighted Swiss Teams*

Flight A/X 1-2 Americas II, (up escalator from Americas I) $14 $16Flight B/C/D 1-2 Americas II, (up escalator from Americas I) $14 $16

Bracketed KO Teams V 3-4 Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16Bracketed KO Teams VI 1-2 Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16

Continues Thursday.Monday-Wednesday Side Game Series* 5th single session Grand Ballroom, 3rd Floor $14 $16

Wednesday, July 14th, 7:30 p.m.World Junior Individual Championship 1st Beekman, 2nd Floor (note change of location)

Continues at 1 & 7:30 p.m. Thursday and 1 p.m. Friday.Stratified Board-a-Match Teams* single Americas I, 3rd Floor $13 $15Stratified IMP Pairs* single Americas I, 3rd Floor $13 $15

Both events open to Swiss dropouts and new entrants.Monday-Wednesday Side Game Series* 6th single session Grand Ballroom, 3rd Floor $14 $16Stratified 299er Swiss Teams single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $15299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $150-20, 0-5 Pairs single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $13

Wednesday, July 14th, 11:30 p.m.Zip KO Teams single Regent, 2nd Floor $12/Tm/Match

*Unless otherwise indicated, strat breaks for Stratified Open and Stratified Senior events are: A (2000+), B (750-2000), C (0-750).**Members whose payment of dues is current and Life Masters whose service fee payment is current.

Thursday, July 15th, 9 a.m.Event Session Sold Entry/player/session

ACBL members** OtherMorning Bracketed KO Teams III 2nd Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16Morning Bracketed KO Teams II 4th Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16Wednesday-Saturday Morning Side Game Series* 2nd single session Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16

Thursday, July 15th, 10 a.m. & 3 p.m.Stratified Daylight Open Swiss Teams* 1-2 Rhinelander, 2nd Floor $14 $16Stratified Senior Pairs* 1-2 Trianon, 3rd Floor $14 $16Senior Bracketed KO Teams 1-2 Rhinelander, 2nd Floor $14 $16

Continues Friday.National 199er Pairs 1-2 Regent, 2nd Floor $15299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $150-20, 0-5 Pairs single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $13

Thursday, July 15th, 10 a.m. & 4:30 p.m.Spingold KO Teams Round 4 Murray Hill, 3rd Floor $16.50Wagar Women’s KO Teams Semi-Finals Murray Hill, 3rd Floor $16.500-5000 Mini-Spingold KO Teams Quarter-Finals Murray Hill, 3rd Floor $150-1500 Mini-Spingold KO Teams Round 4 Murray Hill, 3rd Floor $15

Thursday, July 15th, 1 & 7:30 p.m.Lebhar IMP Pairs 1-2Q Grand Ballroom, 2nd Floor $16.50

Two qualifying, two final sessionsWorld Junior Individual Championship 2-3 Beekman, 2nd Floor

ABA/ACBL Unity Stratified Open Pairs* 1-2 Americas II, (up escalator from Americas I) $14 $16Bracketed KO Teams VI 3-4 Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16Bracketed KO Teams VII 1-2 Americas I, 3rd Floor $14 $16

(Continues Friday)Thursday-Friday Side Game Series* 1st single session Americas II, (up escalator from Americas I) $14 $16

Thursday, July 15th, 7:30 p.m.Stratified Swiss Teams* single Americas I, 3rd Floor $13 $15Thursday-Friday Side Game Series* 2nd single session Americas II, (up escalator from Americas I) $14 $16Stratified 299er Swiss Teams single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $15299er, 199er, 99er, 49er Pairs single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $150-20, 0-5 Pairs single Regent, 2nd Floor $13 $13

Thursday, July 15th, 11:30 p.m.Zip KO Teams* single Regent, 2nd Floor $12/Tm/Match

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