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A. Reminder A. Beth Reid 15Appalachian Unit 227 Candy Galyean 15Central Indiana John Fosnaught 8Central Ohio Linda Rice 12Cincinnati John Burpee 11Contact Information 15
Barren River Fall Sectional October 03 - 05, 2008 6CIBA Educational Event November 01, 2008 18Cincinnati Fall Sectional October 24 - 26, 2008 16Columbus Fall Sectional October 17 - 19, 2008 5District 11 NAP Finals October 25, 2008 17Evansville Sectional July 18 - 20, 2008 4Fort Wayne Fall Regional September 22 - 28, 2008 19Indianapolis Fall Sectional November 14 - 16, 2008 13Louisville Luau 299er Sectional August 08 - 09, 2008 7Louisville - Lexington Regional November 03 - 09, 2008 20NABC Promotional Games Week September 01 - 07, 2008 11South Bend Sectional August 01 - 03, 2008 10Terre Haute Sectional August 22 - 24, 2008 9
Derbytown Happenings Ellen Schmidt 3 Miami Valley Bonnie Papini 12Monitor Calendar 2Northern Indiana Jim Pelletier 18 Northwest Kentucky & Southern Indiana Marvin Lawson 14Subscription Information 3
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derbyTown happeningsEllen Schmidt, Reporting
The Louisville Bridge Club has recently re-vamped our bridge center, replacing worn furniture to make it a more pleasant place to
play. The club is quite comfortable now and with our Summer Lesson Series in full swing, we are welcoming many new players. To all of our fellow District 11 members; we extend an invitation to stop in and join us for a game should you be passing through Louisville. Our calendar is posted on our web site: www.louisvillebridgeclub.com – there are games every day, two games most days; please join us if you are able. Our schedule for the rest of the summer and early fall will be quite full. Like many of you, we will be participating in the STaC Tournament during the first week of July. In August, we are hosting The Louisville Luau 299er Sectional Tournament on the 9th and 10th. And in October, our Fall Barren River Sectional Tournament is on the 3rd through 5th. Please make note of the advertising flyers in this issue of the Monitor for the game schedules. We hope you will all plan to attend these events. In March of 2011, District 11 is sponsoring the Spring North American Bridge Championship to be held in Louisville. The entire District is working together to raise funds to make sure that we can put on the best NABC possible. Each club in our District is invited to hold special games during NABC Promotional Games Week. Masterpoints awarded will carry full sectional-rated black points, with session and overall awards at each game. The event will begin this Labor Day, 2008, and continue for that full week. All clubs in our District may
choose which regular club games will designated as part of this series. There will be an extra charge for these games, $4.00 per table, which will be used to help build the war chest for this event. We encourage you to participate in as many games as possible during NABC Promotional Games Week to help us generate the funds necessary to support the Louisville 2011 Spring NABC in a manner that will make us all proud to be District 11 members. A major bridge event will take place in Louisville this September, Monday the 15th though Thursday the 18th: The Warren Buffett Cup, the transatlantic challenge match being held for the second time, will be played at the Galt House in downtown Louisville. This event is modeled on the golf’s Ryder Cup series. It is played every two years, during the same week as the Ryder Cup and the format will include individual, pairs and team games played by the 12 leading players from Europe against the 12 leading North American Players. The LBA is acting as host for this event and is already hard at work preparing our best Louisville welcome for our visitors. The matches will be shown live at the Galt House on vugraph, with a team of expert commentators led by Eric Kokish. If you are unable to attend, most of the matches will also be shown live online at www.brigebaseonline.com. Spectators can log in for free and watch the matches as they take place. There will be a daily bulletin by British bridge author, Brian Senior, also available as an Internet edition. Plan on attending, virtually or in person – this is a wonderful chance to kibbitz the best bridge players from around the world in an exciting competition.
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Evansville IN Sectional & TutorialJuly 18-20, 2008
Holiday Inn, U.S. 41 at Lynch RoadAll 0-5 Players: Play one session FREE on Friday•All 0-20 Players: Special Reduced Entry for all games•FREE Coffee at all Sessions•FREE Coffee and dessert before the evening tutorials •Concession Stand open Friday and Saturday afternoons•
FridayTutorial ........................................................................ 12:45 pm CDTNewcomers (0-99) 20/50/100 ......................................... 1:30 pm CDTStratified Open Pairs (0-300, 300-1000, 1000+) ............ 1:30 pm CDTTutorial with FREE Coffee and Dessert ......................... 6:45 pm CDTNewcomers (0-99) 20/50/100 ......................................... 7:30 pm CDTStratified Open Pairs (0-300, 300-1000, 1000+) ............ 7:30 pm CDT
SaturdayFREE Coffee and doughnuts before play ...................... 8:30 am CDTBracketed Knockouts (Start) ........................................ 9:00 am CDTTutorial ......................................................................... 12:45 pm CDTNewcomers (0-99) 20/50/100 ....................................... 1:30 pm CDTBracketed Knockouts (Continuing) .............................. 1:30 pm CDTStratified Open Pairs (0-300, 300-1000, 1000+) ............ 1:30 pm CDTTutorial with FREE Dessert and Coffee ......................... 6:45 pm CDTNewcomers (0-99) 20/50/100 ......................................... 7:30 pm CDTBracketed Knockouts (Finish) ...................................... 7:30 pm CDTStratified Open Pairs (0-300, 300-1000, 1000+) ............ 7:30 pm CDT
Sunday – 7 Boards x 7 RoundsTutorial ........................................................................... 9:30 am CDTNewcomers (0-99) Swiss Teams (if numbers permit) . 10:00 am CDTStratified Swiss Teams (Victory Points) ...................... 10:00 am CDT
Soup and salad luncheon included with Swiss Team Entry Fee
Chairman: Jane Gaunt (812) 867-2858 or [email protected] Partnerships:
LM’s: Hal & Melba Bootz (812) 421-8010 or [email protected]: Kay Fuchs (812) 473-1625 or [email protected]: Bobbie McKibben (812) 473-4617 and Cleo Cowen (812) 477-7194
Hotel Info: 1-888-EVV-STAY or (812) 424-6400. Reserve your room by June 18 and mention “Bridge Tournament” to receive the special rate of $89. Save $9 if you register via website: www.holidayinnevansville.com
COLUMBUS FALL SECTIONAL October 17-19, 2008NON SMOKING TOURNAMENT
Haimerl Center, 1421 Morse Rd, Columbus, OhioExit 116 on I-71 (Morse Rd), East on Morse for 0.8 mileGREAT HOSPITALITY: Free coffee, sodas, and snacks
Friday October 171:30 PMStrataFlighted Pairs Flight A/X: A= 3000+, X= 0-3000 Flight B/C/D: B= 1250-2000, C= 750-1250, D= 0-750 299er Pairs 200-299, 50-200, 0-507:00 PM (note start time) Stratified Pairs A= 2000+, B= 750-2000, C= 0-750299er Pairs 200-299, 100-200, 0-100
Saturday October 1810:00 AM Handicapped Bracketed Compact KOs (Continues at 2:30 PM)(No Pairs Games in AM) 2:30 PMStratified Pairs A= 2000+, B= 750-2000, C= 0-750299er Pairs 200-299, 50-200, 0-50
7:30 PM (note start time)Stratified Pairs A= 2000+, B= 750-2000, C= 0-750299er Pairs 200-299, 100-200, 0-100
Sunday October 1912:00 Noon Bracketed Swiss Teams (playthrough)Teams seeded into brackets based on team’s average masterpoints
Contact: Linda Rice (614)-846-1405 [email protected]
BARREN RIVER FALL SECTIONAL Barren River Lake State Resort Park
Glasgow, Ky 1-800-325-0057 or 270-646-2151
Mention Bridge Tournament when making Lodge reservations. Add’l motels in area; call chairmen for details.
Location: 12 mi S of Glasgow on U.S. 31-E; 107 miles SE of Louisville; 80 miles NE of Nashville; 11 miles N or Scottsville on 31-E
Easily accessible from the Cumberland Parkway or from I-65
Newcomer games if attendance warrants
Oct 3, 4, 5, 2008 Friday, October 3, 2008 (Single sessions)
Stratified Open Pairs……………………………………………1:00 Pm and 7:00 PM Strat A – 1500+ Strat B – 750-1500 Strat C – 0-750
199er Pairs………………………………………………………1:00 Pm and 7:00 PM
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Bracketed Knockouts…………………………………9:00 AM, 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM Stratified Open Pairs (Single Sessions)…………………………..1:00 PM and 7:00 PM
Strat A – 1500+ Strat B – 750-1500 Strat C – 0-750 199er Pairs (Single Sessions)..……………………………………1:00 Pm and 7:00 PM
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Stratified Swiss teams (victory points)………………………………10:00 AM & TBA Strat A – 1500+ Strat B – 750-1500 Strat C – 0-750
(Event will be stratified by average points of teammates)
Sunday: Lodge Buffet between sessions
For information contact Charlene Daniels or Betsy Blakeman [email protected] or [email protected]
270-766-8226 or 270-465-8457
Louisville Luau 299er Sectional Tournament
August 8-9, 2008Louisville Bridge Center4014 Dutchmans LaneLouisville, KY 40207
502-897-3581
From I-264 (Watterson Expressway) take Exit 18B (Breckinridge Lane North). Turn right on
Dutchmans Lane, at the 2nd light turn right onto Dupont Circle. Take 2
2nd left into parking lot.
Stratified Pairs……..1:00 & 7:00 PMGames will be stratified as warranted.
Door prizes, free coffee, sodas & snacks all dayLecture at 6:15 PM by Verna Goldberg
Stratified Swiss Teams……..10:30 AMStratification based on team’s average
masterpoints. Play thru. Lunch available.
Tournament Chairs:
Hnnnah Davis 502-429-508 [email protected]
Elizabeth Rosenberg 502-619-3685 [email protected]
Partnership:Jo Ellen Amrine 502-253-0525
SUNDAY, AUGUST 9
HotelsBreckinridge Inn, 2800 Breckinridge Ln. 40220
502-456-5050 Bridge rate $69.95 by 7/18/08
Hawthorn Suites, 751 Cypress Station Dr. 40207866-899-5959 Bridge rate $94.00 by 7/18/08
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CenTral indiana - uniT 130John Fosnaught, Reporting
The Indianapolis Regional was held June 9-14. Winners were as follows:Mon Aft 199 Pairs: A - Alice Vanarsdall,
Nancy Field, B – Matt Cory, Ashley Oliver, C - Ronald Gutzwiller, Deborah Gutzwiller, Mon Eve 199 Pairs: A - Marvin Neubig Sr, Honey Barnes, B - Earl Landrum, Sally Landrum, C - Judy Webb, Carole Potter, Mon Open Pairs: A - Dave Swarthout, Dwight Bender, B - Wayne Carpenter, Laverne Niksch, Mon BAM Teams: A - John Hinton, Bob Lyon, Michael Hellmer, Jim Reiman, B - Clint Vose III, Massoud Banan, Nikolay Demirev, Will Engel, C - Frank La Master, Nancy La Master, Christine Miley, Gene Miley, Tues Aft 199 Pairs: A - Dolores Andress, Joann Cline, Tues Aft Side Game: A – Glenn Fidler, John Sheridan, B - Shirley Winsor Neal, James McDonald, C - Emily Newby, Patricia Yingling, Tues Morn Side Pairs: A - John Whitcomb, Evelyn Kennedy, B - Gerald Lockhart - Susan Lockhart, Mon-Tues KO: #1 - Linda Leedy, Martin Feeney, Eddie Wold, Robert Morris, #2 - Dean Robinson, Frederic Hadley, Julia Birge, Janice Vernia, #3 - Thomas Ahmann Jr, Steve Davis, Arun Khettry, Avinash Lagu, #4 - Jordan Leibman, J Leibman, Martin Grossman, Audrey Grossman, #5 - Franklin Alan, Donna Eide, Linda Scites, Larry Scites, Tues Swiss Teams: A - Clint Vose III, Will Engel, Massoud Banan, Nikolay Demirev, B - Marsha Sandersen, Sharon Wallack, Alice Hovde, Judy Shuel, C - Wayne Carpenter, Laverne Niksch, Chuck Briggs, Dave Bigler, Tues Eve 199 Pairs: A - Gayle Keaney, Mary Ann Boyle, C - David Guntz, Edward Guntz, Tues Eve Side Game: A - Carolyn Hodge, Matt Cory, B - Gary Thomas, Janet Hammond, C - Betty Markey, Janice Van Buren, Weds Morn Side Game: A - Christine Miley, Gene Miley, B - Anthony Brockman, James Jackson, C - Edward Schickli Jr, Nancy Anderson, Weds Aft Side Game: A - Anna Cagann, Steve Davis, C - Richard Bofferding - Diane Bofferding, Weds Eve Side Game: A - Laura Lee Bright, Janet Horton, B - Bobby Russell, Shirley Russell, C - Judith Allison, Michael Morris, Weds Eve Swiss Team: A - William Higgins, Amitabh Raturi, Nancy Sachs, Yauheni Siutsau, B - Marsha Sandersen, Sharon Wallack, Bev Olsen, Alice Hovde, C - Rick Wilhite, Thomas Mouzakis, Peggy Collier, James Carey, Weds Eve 199 Pairs: A - Thomas Poppas, Betty Hegenbart, B - Ronald Gutzwiller, Deborah Gutzwiller, Weds Open Pairs: A - Michael Hellmer, Eleanor Grinslade, B - Carl Wheeler, Robert Stackhouse, C - Eugene Kober, Claudia Kober, Thurs Compact: #1 - William Higgins, Nancy Sachs, Amitabh Raturi, Yauheni Siutsau, #2 - Brian Pennington, Rollin Benbow, Jonathan Williams, P Eflin, #3 - Franklin Alan, Donna Eide, Marsha Sandersen, Alice Hovde, Thurs Swiss Team:
A - Domenico Sneider, Ghega Sneider, Gary Packer, David Nagler, C - Betty Bradbury, Frances Brothers, Elaine Jarchow, Ronald Jarchow, Weds-Thur KO: #1 - Thomas Clark, Janet Clark, Noel Helmink, Randy Helmink, #2 - Robert Cummins, Charlene Lutz, James Farley, Thomas Ahmann Jr, #3 - Harold Feuser, John Piljan, Michael Gladfelter, Mary Jane Gladfelter, #4 - Doris Mills, Theodore Flach, Nancy Anderson, Edward Schickli Jr, Thurs Morn Side Game: A – Michael Gladfelter, Mary Jane Gladfelter, C - Gerald Lockhart, Susan Lockhart, Thurs Aft 199 Pairs: A - Trisha Blackwell, Stephen Baldwin, C - Judith Libby, Caryl Shideler, Thurs Eve Side Game: A - Dwight Bender, Dave Swarthout, B - Daniel McGuire, Molly Hosford, C - Steve Davis, Anna Cagann, Thurs Open Pairs: A - Michael Hellmer, Marvin Ferguson, B - Patricia Humphress, Robert Shuffett, C - Larry Cooper, Jody Barth, Thurs Eve 199 Pairs: A - Patti Knote, Patricia Rosiello, Morning KO: Bob Lyon, John Hinton, Jim Reiman, Nikolay Demirev, Alan Wienman, Chuck Said, Fri Morn Side Game: A - Abigail Nichols, Carl Nelson, B - Roy Montgomery, Thelma Jones, Fri Aft 199 Pairs: A - Larry Cooke, Maxine Tompkins Grant, and Earl Landrum, Sally Landrum, Fri Aft Side Game: A - Daniel McGuire, Molly Hosford, C - Peggy Collier, Thomas Mouzakis, Fri Eve Side Game: A - Alka Kapur, Rahul Kapur, C - Albert Rudman, Joan Lauer, Fri Eve 199 Pairs: A - Elizabeth Jobe, Ron Jobe, B - Maxine Tompkins Grant, Larry Cooke, Fri Open Pairs: A - John Hinton, John Sheridan, B - Robert Cummins, Douglas Krasnoff, C - Thelma Jones, Roy Montgomery, Sat Morn Side Game: A – Kathryn Hill, Sandra Holliday, C - Roberta Higbie, Joe Class, Morn Side Series: Evelyn Kennedy, Tues-Wed Side Series: Laura Lee Bright and Janet Horton, Thur-Fri Side Series: Molly Hosford and Daniel McGuire, Morn Comp K O: Karen Oberting, Ronald Hobbs, Gary Thomas, Charlene Lutz, Fri Eve Swiss: A - Kenneth Gilliland, Kathy Jo Bowen, Nancy Wilson, Fred Wilson, B - Betty Bradbury, Frances Brothers, Ronald Jarchow, Elaine Jarchow, Sat Aft Side Game: A - Brian Hingerty, Geo. Fred Williams III, B - James Stroup, Loren Hoffbeck and Anna Cagann, Steve Davis, Sat Aft 199 Pairs: A - Patti Knote, Bruce Stroud, C - John Odell, Susan Odell, Fri-Sat KO: #1- Norman Coombs, Nancy Sachs, Amitabh Raturi, Larry Klein, #2 - Jonathan Hart, Kathryn Ritterbush, Michael Gladfelter, Mary Jane Gladfelter, #3 - Shirley Mueller, Barbara Tommasini, Ronald Tommasini, Bertha Bradshaw, Barometer: Martin Harris, Walter Johnson, Sat Eve 199 Pairs: A - Rick Kleinheksel, Batuk Jayesh Ramolia, B - Gary Goersch, Linda Goersch, Sat Eve Side Game: A - Darina Demirev, Nikolay Demirev, B - T Bondus III, William Gheen, C - Robert Thomas, Thelma Jones.
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support the 2011 louisville nabCAnd Earn Extra Points Doing It!!
district 11 has declared
september 1 - 7, 2008
nabC promotional games week
all clubs in district 11 are eligible to designate any or all of their regular club games to be part of the fund-raising effort.
let’s support the louisville 2011 nabC in a mannerthat will make us all proud!
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sChedule of evenTsFRIDAY, AUGUST 01
Stratified Open Pairs (Single Session)1:00pm 7:00pm
99er pairs (single session)1:00pm
bracketed knockout Teams - random draw7:00pm
SATURDAY, AUGUST 02individual game - Trophy awarded 9:00am
bracketed knockout Teams - Continued9:00am 1:00pm 7:00pm
Stratified Open Pairs (Single Session)1:00pm 7:00pm
99er pairs (single session)1:00pm
SUNDAY, AUGUST 03
Open Stratified Swiss Teams*play-Thru 10:00am
*Based on Average Masterpoints
Stratified Open Pairs:a = 2000+, b = 750-2000, C = 0-750 (non lm)
Enjoy our Great Hospitality!
Patricia Killeen(574) 256-9268
Tournament Chairman
Raj Kohli(574) [email protected]
Partnerships
Elaine DeLaney
(574) 291-3521
NOTE:Box Lunch included in Swiss Team entry fee.
The ACBL Zero tolerance policy for bad behavior will
be in effect.
SMOKING POLICY:
This is a NON-SMOKING tournament with frequent
breaks.
HOTEL INFORMATION:
HOWARD JOHNSON
130 Dixie Way South(574) 278-7900
South Bend SectionalAugust 01, 02 & 03, 2008
Indiana University South Bend
1700 Mishawaka Avenue
Would you believe the pig roared? Probably not, but the Cincinnati Bridge Association’s “Flying Pig” spring
Regional was certainly a squealing success. Check this out: 1) It surpassed the record-setting 2007 edition by 50 tables! Total count: 1221. 2) The special “Derby Day Dinner” (guests watched the race on big screen TV and enjoyed a multi-course dinner between the afternoon and evening games) was a turnaway sell-out. 3) The nightly post game hospitality at a nearby hotel received rave reviews. Hats off to Tourney Chair Patti English and her committee volunteers for making it all happen. The top point winner at the “Flying Pig” was Amit Raturi who scored an amazing 102.85 points! He was followed by: William Higgins, Nancy Sachs, Yauheni Siutsau, Norman Coombs, Marhall Tuly, Frank Treiber III, Rhonda Munro, Marcin Lesniewski and Jerzy Zaremba. In the NLM category Alice Price and Charlene Comeaux won the Non-Life Master Trophy for the second year in a row. The event also saw six local players earn Life Master Rankings: Sue Mandell, Suzanne
CinCinnaTi newsJohn Burpee, Reporting
Sale, Bruce & Mary Smith, Courtney Thurman and John Woeste. Other CBA members climbing the master point ladder are: New L.M & Bronze: Patricia Myers; Bronze: David Britt. Michiko Natsume, Melanie Onnen, and Yauheni Siutsau; Silver: Gerry Mirus; Diamond: Ronald Babcock. Congratulations & Onward!! MARK YOUR CALENDERS: We have two great events coming up: First, there’s Middletown Sectional in August (see the ad in this issue). Second, “Octoberbest” in October. The CBA has a new home for its Fall Sectional. It will be held at the UAW 647 Hall, 10020 Reading Road. Our ad in this issue gives details of the games, but there wasn’t room for a map, so here are directions: From I-71 take exit 15 (Pfeiffer Road which becomes Glendale-Milford) Go West to Reading Road. Turn left (south) on Reading. The Union Hall will be on your left. From I-75 take exit 14 (Glendale-Milford Road) east to Reading Road. Turn right (south) The Union Hall will be on your left. We look forward to seeing you there!!
SCHEDULE OF EVENTSFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14
Stratified Open Pairs - Single Sessions
1:30pm 7:30pm
Stratified 299er Pairs - Single Sessions
1:30pm 7:30pm
Compact Bracketed KO - 4 Members Only
1:30pm 7:30pm
Stratified BAM Teams
7:30pm
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15
Stratified Open Pairs - Single Sessions
1:30pm 7:30pm
Stratified 299er Pairs - Single Sessions
1:30pm 7:30pm
Newcomer Pairs - (0 - 20 masterpoints)
1:30pm
Bracketed Knockout Teams
9:00am 1:30pm 7:30pm
Stratified Swiss Teams
7:30pm
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16
Bracketed Swiss Teams
12:30pm
Teams Seeded into brackets based on team’s masterpoints. Play all teams in your bracket.
CIBA Player Appreciation DayEveryone Plays FREE.
CIBA Annual Meeting & Elections.
No meal served - Snacks Available.
Host HotelBest WesternAirport Suites
55 S. High School RoadIndianapolis, IN 46241
317 246-1505
ChairmenPete Aldenderfer
Mike Lashmet317 755-2745
John Berg317 283-1940
PartnershipMaribeth Ransel317 374-5218
HospitalityLarry Cooper317 772-0096
NewcomersJoyce Brandt317 733-4215
StratificationsOpen: A = 1500+,
B = 750-1500, C = 0-750299er: A = 200-300
B = 100-200, C = 0-100
Indianapolis Fall SectionalNovember 14, 15 & 16, 2008
Emergency Services Education Center400 North High School Road
Indianapolis, Indiana 46214
CenTral ohio newsLinda Rice, Reporting
We are thrilled to extend our congratulations to Richard Rudolph who has achieved the rank of Platinum
Life Master. At the Awards Dinner held April 11, we gave a tribute to Jim Bachelder for his long-time dedication to COBA. We also gave a tribute to Paula Justl, a long-time bridge teacher in Columbus who has passed away. Sectional Tournaments in June and October. See the flyer in the March issue of the Monitor for the Columbus Summer Sectional which will be held on June 20-22 at the Haimerl Center. See the flyer in this issue for the October 17-19 Fall Sectional. COBA Spring Sectional Results. Thanks to everyone who attended the Spring Sectional. There was good attendance and good food. Here are the winners: Friday Afternoon: Open Pairs: A: Douglas Simson –Tina Husted; B: John Hosterman– Norma Schoenberger; C: Martin Seltzer – Suman Agarwal. Future Masters Pairs: D/E: Frederick Gottlieb – Adele Gottlieb; F: Robert Pennington – David Broek. Friday Evening: Open Pairs: A: Robert Sulgrove – Richard Rudolph; X: D. Ishida – Tina Husted; B/C: Suman Agarwal – Jerome Williams.
Future Masters Pairs: D: Helen Kinderman – David Bell; E: Joanne Troy – Mabel Sturdivant; F: Eunice Adamany – Michele Brosius. Saturday Morning Open Pairs: A/B: John Hosterman – Norma Schoenberger; C: Richard Suid – Valerie Morgan. Saturday Afternoon: Open Pairs: A: Ellen Royer – Daniel Radvansky; B/C: Thomas Phillips – Martin Seltzer. Future Masters Pairs: D: Ella Uretsky – Dorothy Baroff; E/F: Ruth May – Peggy McKnight. Saturday Evening: Open Pairs: A: H. Eikleberry – Terry James; B/C: Donald Duritsch – Daniel Hance. Future Masters Pairs: D: 3-way tie: Mabel Sturdivant – Sylvia Noe; Sharon Maul – David Maul; Helen Kinderman– Joseph Cavinee; E: Mabel Sturdivant – Sylvia Noe; F: Diane Huguenard – Jim Huguenard. Saturday Compact KO Teams: Trey Wright – Adam Parrish – Charles Brooks – Michael Purcell. Saturday Compact KO Teams Consolation: Robert Sulgrove – Richard Rudolph – Vickie Sebastian – Sudheer Pimputkar. Sunday Swiss Teams: A: Jim Bachelder – Vickie Sebastian – Richard Rudolph - Robert Sulgrove. B: Suman Agarwal – Kanti Chavada – Ted Doron – Jerome Williams. C: Ted Price – Bob Concepcion – Sallie Sloboda – Dixie Hord.
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miami valley bridge assoCiaTionBonnie Papini, Reporting
Everyone in the Miami Valley Bridge Association welcomed spring with relief and excitement. That the snow and
cancelled bridge games were past was a relief and that the construction of the new bridge center accelerated caused excitement. Photos of the construction displayed at the center on Tonawanda Trail had many interested viewers and carpet and tile samples excited much comment. Plans to move to the new location are in progress. The architect’s drawings of the new center have been on display at Tonawanda Trail. Lots of players noted that the architect who drew the plans (or the programmer who designed the computer aided design program) could not possibly be a bridge player. How did they know? The tables illustrating the design were ROUND! Speaking of inexpert bridge players, Logan County has provided a little humor for this quarter’s edition:
One Wish A bridge duffer was polishing a lamp and . . . POOF! Out popped a genie who said, “I will grant
you one wish.” The duffer unfolded a map of the world and said, “Let all these countries live in peace and harmony.” “Youíve got be kidding! I’m only a genie!” The duffer thought for a bit and then suggested, “Okay, then make me a winning bridge player.” “Hmmmm . . .” the genie pondered. “Let me see that map again.”
All kidding aside, bridge was great in April with lots of charity games at the bridge center, awarding lots of points. April and May saw the first “Bridge in the Barn” Swiss teams of 2008 with eight teams playing in the Logan County events. Late April and early May found lots of Miami Valley players in Sharonville at the Flying Pig Regional.
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appalaChian uniT 227Candy Galyean, Reporting
After a very slim report in the last issue, I have a very robust report for this one. At the Huntington Sectional in Huntington,
WV (February 29th- March 2), our people were well represented in the winners column. In the Friday afternoon Open Pairs, Jim Olson and Dora Grubb won in Flight A, followed by Mary Boyd and Dorothy Hull. Diana and Ross Allen were 3rd in A and 1st in B and C. Nancy and Art Altman were 2nd in B. William Schaefer and David Hutton were 3rd in B. Gary and Jeanette Baker were 2nd in C. Friday evening Open Pairs winners were Jim Olson and Dora Grubb, 2nd in A and Mary Boyd and Dorothy Hull, 3rd in A. Charles Dunn and Robert Allen were 1st in B. Joanne Guthrie and Mike Lewis placed 3rd in B and 2nd in C. David Hutton and Harry Messinger were 3rd in C. On Saturday, for the afternoon Open Pairs, Robert Allen and Bill Sentman were 1st in A, followed by Jim Olson and Jim Sorrent in 2nd and Mary Boyd and Dorothy Hull in 3rd. David Hutton and Bennie Sheilds placed 1st in B with Frank Hubbard and Keith Craycraft in 2nd. Lynn Cundy and Charles Dunn placed 1st in C with Joanne Guthrie and Mike Lewis placing 2nd. Saturday evening Open Pairs were won by Jim Olson and Jim Sorrent, 1st in A, J Hawkins and John Vastine placed 2nd and Robert Allen and Bill Sentman were 3rd. David Hutton and Bennie Sheilds were
1st in B, followed by William Schaefer and Tome Jones (2nd in B and 1st in C) and Robert Tweel and Raymond Franks II placing 3rd in B and 2nd in C. Sunday morning Open Pairs was won by Bill Sentman and Mary Boyd, followed by Jim Sorrent and Kathy D’Antoni and Robert Allen and Bennie Sheilds, who placed 1st in B. Nancy and Art Altman were 2nd in B. Elizabeth Rice and Alice Jones were 3rd in B. The Open Pairs on Sunday afternoon was won by Betty Raney and Barbara Jones. Nancy and Art Altman were second in A and 1st in B. Robert Allen and Bennie Sheilds were 3rd in A and 2nd in B. The big winners here were Jim Olson with 12.21 Masterpoints and Mary Boyd, who got 10. 86. Robert Allen accumulated 10.55 and Bill Sentman got 9.15. Congratulations to all who won and all who participated! The Flying Pig Regional was held in Sharonville, Ohio from April 29th to May 4th. We had some of our own do very well there. Nancy and Art Altman earned 15.3 points and Jeanette and Gary Baker earned 12.9 points, 6 of which were gold! Congratulations!
And a big, hearty congratulations to Mary Jo Brick and David Stern on winning both The Ace of Clubs and Mini McKenney! We are very proud of you!
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Marvin Lawson, Reporting
Eugene “Mr. Bridge” Cain, one of the founding members of the EDBC in the early 1950s, passed away in late May; he
was a Gold LM. Gene taught bridge for decades and had been celebrated in both the Evansville Courier and Evansville Living Magazine for his accomplishments and teaching skills. Family and friends, partners and students - we are all diminished by this great loss. Sue Taylor coordinated Supervised Play on the four Sat. mornings in April. LMs were the “fifth chairs” at tables of 199er players, making useful comments on bidding and play. EDBC added two new games to their schedule in 2008: the 99er game on Tues. aft. which has been averaging 3½-4 tables and the Open game on Fri. aft. has been averaging 6 tables. In addition, we have had the first two of several Unit Championships on Sat. afts., with 14½ tables at the game in April. Seems like there was a lot of pent-up demand for all these added games. Congrats to Connie Gustafson who made Gold LM in May. When her friends threw a party to commemorate this achievement, 12 tables were there to honor her, including players from 5 other clubs in the Unit. Congrats also to Willie Alley who made Silver LM; and to our 3 new LMs: Becky Becker, Jackie Brasseale, and Carol Druckamiller. Congratulations to Bonnie Lawson & Pete Lambert who had another 70% game on Wed., night, Mar. 6. On Wed., March 13, we had a charity game for the YMCA. Strats A & B N/S - Janet Robinson & Marvin Lawson; E/W A was Sue Donaldson & Richard Cornett; B–Gail Snowden & David Alexander. On Wed., Apr. 2, ACBL Charity, N/S, A-Bonnie Lawson & Susie Hill; B–Louise Oglesby & Marcie Harding; E/W, A–Joanne Wright & Pete Lambert; B–Billie Floyd
& Mayola Montgomery. Wed., Apr. 23, ACBL Charity, A & B-Willie Alley & Sue Donaldson; C-Joyce Rice & Richard Norsworthy. Wed., Apr. 30, Club Championship, A B & C-Nan Rand & Bill Sullivan. At the Owensboro DBC on Fri., Mar. 21, Club Championship, Strat. A- Carol Krehbiel & John Fullenwider; B-Doris Mills & JoAnn Witt; C-Mary Witter & Pat Long. On Mar. 31, Mon., A B & C were Linda & Richard Edds. On Mon., Apr. 14, N/S, A-Don Hayes & Tim Henn; E/W, A B & C, Pat & Gary Satterwhite. On Fri., May 2, ACBL Charity, A & B, Frances & Joe Lewis; C-Mary Witter & Pat Long. The Madisonville DBC regrets to inform us that one of bridge’s most ardent supporters lost a dear friend, Dr. Claude Williams, who passed away in April. Claude dearly loved the game of bridge and attended many out-of-town games and tournaments. His presence is sadly missed in Madisonville. On a positive note, it’s good to have both the Lawsons back in the swing of things (and winning, as usual!!). The Madisonville DBC held a Jr. Fund Game on Thurs., Feb. 28. N/S winners were Don Hayes & John Fullenwider; E/W A-David Smithfield & Richard Cornett; B-Dick Dickeson & Joyce Rice; C-Joan Morse & Dot England. At the Tues. Club Championship on Apr. 29, N/S, Ann Owen & Bonnie Metcalfe; E/W Richard Cornett & Pete Lambert. Three exceptional games were scored recently. On Mar. 25, Gail Snowden & Richard Cornett had a 70.98% game. On Apr. 27, Connie Parent & Richard Cornett score 71.88%. (Richard has had a good run!). Then on March 27, David Smithfield & Paul Merrell score a whopping 72.32% game.
Interim Contact Infofor the
Midwest Monitor:Bradley A. BartolMidwest Monitor
3533 Watson RoadIndianapolis, IN 46205-3545
Phone: 317 926-9269
October, 2008 Issue Deadline:September 01, 2008
While pigs flew in Sharonville, time was flying toward the Flying Buckeye Regional. Hard to believe but it is just around the corner beginning July 29th. It’s time to get your partnerships firmed up and ready to go for a great regional. Last year was this reporter’s first time at the Flying Buckeye and it was great. Don’t miss it! May 18th was the Medallion Game at the Miami Valley Bridge Center. Wayne O’Connor recognized Ace of Club and Mini McKenny winners and everyone enjoyed a great lunch. Bev Dana, Ms. Hospitality, set up the room and prepared a great roast. The players responded with a dizzying variety of side dishes, salads and desserts. No one could have been hungry at the end. Twelve well fed pairs contested the Medallion Game after lunch, with Joanne Coyle and Ronald Babcock emerging victorious. Congratualtions! While spring brought green leaves and flowers to the Miami Valley, it also transported sorrow in the loss of two of our members, Rosalie Carter and Frank Murphy. They will be remembered. Until the next edition, play lots and have fun! Thanks for reading.
miami valley bridge assoCiaTionContinued from Page 12
a. reminder - - -Friends-
I remind you that the new cell phone ban discussed in my last report goes into effect in Las Vegas. (That report, with the text of the new policy, is posted on the District website.) I’m sure a lot of your players are planning on going--they’re expecting to shatter NABC attendance records--and it may be a good idea to remind them about the new policy.
I just heard from Memphis that a member is going to set up a “checking” service in Las Vegas. Obviously, she has no idea how well it will work so we shall see. Her charge will be $3.00--no ins and outs.
Hope to see you all in Vegas!
A. Beth Reid
District 11 Director
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norThern indiana — uniT 154Jim Pelletier, Reporting
Congratulations to the players who earned enough points in 2007 to qualify for the Mini-McKenney and Ace of Clubs awards. The Mini-McKenney is for those players in our unit who have won the most points in all events. It is patterned after the National Barry Crane Top 500. The Ace of Clubs
awards are for those players who have won the most points playing in club games. Here are the winners:
ACE OF CLUBS STANDINGS MINI-MCKENNEY STANDINGSCATEGORY A - ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Patricia Laing South Bend 23.20 Patricia Laing South Bend 23.94CATEGORY B - JUNIOR MASTER OF THE YEAR
George Cramer South Bend 25.38 Sally Landrum Marion 29.82CATEGORY C - CLUB MASTER OF THE YEAR
Richard Bredemeyer Fort Wayne 56.36 Richard Bredemeyer Fort Wayne 80.29CATEGORY D - SECTIONAL MASTER OF THE YEAR
Dave Bigler Hobart 65.76 Dave Bigler Hobart 117.23CATEGORY E - REGIONAL MASTER OF THE YEAR
Patricia Valiska Highland 72.02 Patricia Valiska Highland 144.51CATEGORY F - NABC MASTER OF THE YEAR
Donald Groch South Bend 67.77 Donald Groch South Bend 124.33CATEGORY G - LIFE MASTER OF THE YEAR
Cappy Gagnon Notre Dame 162.38 Cappy Gagnon Notre Dame 200.37CATEGORY H - BRONZE LIFE MASTER OF THE YEAR
Phillip Stephan South Bend 114.32 Nancy La Master Notre Dame 211.34CATEGORY I - SILVER LIFE MASTER OF THE YEAR
John T. Killeen Mishawaka 227.55 John T. Killeen Mishawaka 346.87CATEGORY J - GOLD LIFE MASTER OF THE YEAR
James Feinstein South Bend 195.76 Joseph Chin Highland 343.86CATEGORY K - DIAMOND LIFE MASTER OF THE YEAR
John Aumiller Fort Wayne 203.61 John Aumiller Fort Wayne 313.21CATEGORY L - EMERALD LIFE MASTER OF THE YEAR
Dean Duncan Mishawaka 154.01 Dean Duncan Mishawaka 186.02CATEGORY M - GRAND LIFE MASTER OF THE YEAR
Howard Piltch Osceola 107.47 Bob Carteaux Fort Wayne 543.76
Central Indiana Bridge Association - unit 130
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