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Article #8551995 Australian Swiss Pairs
From: Simon Edler
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 1995 00:00
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 1995 00:00
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Some while ago, someone asked for results of events to be posted. Well, this is a bit late, but it still beats the wait for Australian Bridge magazine... The 1995 Australian Swiss Pairs was held in Launceston, Tasmania over the weekend of 14/15 October. A field of 42 tables, including 1 overseas player and 71 from the north island, made it the most successful of the 3 times this event has been held. The event consisted of 9 rounds of 14 board matches. Final standings were Rank Pair VPs 1 Andrew Reiner & Bob Richman (NSW) 172 2 Charles & Helen Snashall (VIC) 171 3 Ted Chadwick & Avi Kanetkar (NSW) 168 4 Peter Reynolds & Nigel Rosendorff (WA) 165 5 Bob Gallus & Andrew Webb (VIC) 163 6 Byron & Tania Gariepy (VIC) 160 7 Belinda Lindsay & Jenny Lord (VIC) 160 8 Hilton Francis & Lech Kaszubski (TAS) 156 9 Bobby Evans & Rena Kaplan (NSW) 154 10 John Bailey & Stephen Quinn (TAS) 154 An interesting story regarding the eventual winners was that after booking airfares and accomodation, Bob Richman forgot to actually enter the event!! As a result, Bob and Andrew were booked on a 5:45pm flight back home, with play due to finish at 5:30pm (with a 25 minute trip to the airport!). Bob and Andrew played both quickly and well enough to win the event and finish by 5:05pm! Hope to see everyone back for the 1996 event down in Hobart. Simon Edler, Tournament Director
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