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60th annual HAWAII REGIONAL SIXTH EDITION SATURDAY JANUARY 22, 2011 TODAY'S SCHEDULE AM Bracketed KO TEAMS (final session)... 9:30 a.m. COMPACT Bracketed KO TEAMS #2 (3rd/final).. 9:30 a.m. MORNING SIDE GAME SERIES (stratified).

.. 1:15 p.m. EVENING SIDE GAME SERIES (stratified)... 7:30 p.m. WKEND Bracketed KO TEAMS (final session)... 7:30 p.m. COMPACT Bracketed KO TEAMS #3 (3rd/final).. 7:30 p.m. NEWCOMER EVENTS at 1:15 & 7:30 if enough tables.

& TBA Flight A/X (plays separately): A = 5000+; X= 0-5000 Stratified B/C/D: B = 1000-2000; C = 300-1000; D = 0-300 All Swiss play finished by 5:30 p.m.!!! FAST OPEN PAIRS... 10 a.m & 2 p.m. Ê Ë Í Ì Jim Hopkins - Mr.

1 60th annual HAWAII REGIONAL SIXTH EDITION SATURDAY JANUARY 22, 2011 TODAY'S SCHEDULE AM Bracketed KO TEAMS (final session)... 9:30 a.m. COMPACT Bracketed KO TEAMS #2 (3rd/final).. 9:30 a.m. MORNING SIDE GAME SERIES (stratified)... 9:30 a.m. OPEN PAIRS (stratified)... 9:30 a.m. & 1:15 p.m. COMPACT Bracketed KO TEAMS #3 (1st/2nd)... 1:15 p.m. AFTERNOON SIDE GAME SERIES (stratified).. 1:15 p.m. WKEND Bracketed KO TEAMS (3rd session)... 1:15 p.m. EVENING SIDE GAME SERIES (stratified)... 7:30 p.m. WKEND Bracketed KO TEAMS (final session)... 7:30 p.m. COMPACT Bracketed KO TEAMS #3 (3rd/final).. 7:30 p.m. NEWCOMER EVENTS at 1:15 & 7:30 if enough tables.. TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE STRATIFLIGHTED SWISS TEAMS (20 VP Scale) 9 a.m. & TBA Flight A/X (plays separately): A = 5000+; X= Stratified B/C/D: B = ; C = ; D = All Swiss play finished by 5:30 p.m.!!! FAST OPEN PAIRS a.m & 2 p.m. Ê Ë Í Ì Jim Hopkins - Mr. Hospitality Jim Hopkins was a decorated war hero who served in Europe in World War II and in the Korean War. He was a salvage contractor and also president and co-founder of the second oldest halfway house for men in the U.S. For over ten years Jim worked tirelessly for our regionals and all the other tournaments that we enjoyed in Hawaii. He was a president of the Honolulu Unit, the Hospitality Chair of the 1983 Hawaii Nationals, and appointed to the National Goodwill Committee. HCBUA dedicated the 1989 regional tournament to Jim s memory after his brave struggle with cancer. He was honored by District 20, who designated him Member of the Year for 1989, stating that Jim exemplifies the spirit of volunteerism, good will, and diligence that makes the ACBL system work. Bridge players will forever be indebted to Jim for his many contributions to bridge in Hawaii. JIM HOPKINS STRATIFIED OPEN PAIRS 22.0 Tables / Based on 21 Tables A B C Pat Levy - Anthony Bianchi, Houston TX Gerri Knilans - Hal Knilans, Thousand Oaks CA /4 Mac Steen - Jamie Steen, Bellevue WA /4 Rose Bolson, Lake Forest Par WA; Ken Fox, Seattle WA Doreen McOrmond - Duncan Smith, Victoria BC Merle Stetser, Honolulu HI; Ann Marino, Papillion NE Tony Greene - Norma Greene, Portland ME Thomas Coward, Brentwood Bay BC; Robert Aessie, Victoria BC Theodore Witt, Sun Valley ID; Sally Craig, Port Moody BC Lillian Johannessen, Honolulu HI; Kurt Fritz, San Diego CA Jerry McVay - Valerie McVay, Lacey WA John Johnson Jr - A Acey, Honolulu HI Bernice Snyder - Lloyd Snyder, Charlottetown PE National Memorial of the Pacific The National Memorial of the Pacific is located just north of downtown Honolulu in a long-extinct volcano called Punchbowl Crater. This prominent national cemetery is the final resting place for about 48,300 members of the armed forces. Medal of Honor recipients and other notable heroes buried here include Jim Hopkins, Ellison Onizuka, Hawaii s first astronaut, and Stanley Dunham, World War II veteran, bridge player, and President Obama s grandfather. The engraved names of 18, 094 World War II heroes missing in action are honored in ten Courts of the Missing that flank the monumental staircase. Over five million visitors come annually to pay their respects and to see a panoramic view of Honolulu.

FRIDAY MORNING SIDE GAME A B C 16.0 Tables 3.94 1 Ali Topcu - Anne Christensen, Sacramento CA 164.50 2.96 2 Norman Shultz, Ocala FL; Ronald Resnick, Kula HI 156.50 2.22 3 John McMurdie - Veronica McMurdie, Sacramento CA 155.

43 2 1 Donna Massman - Stephen Massman, Beverly Hills CA 142.00 1.82 3 2 Jean Cole, Westlake Vlg CA; Maria Magoun, Thousand Oaks CA 141.00 1.37 4 Nancy Ramage, Downey CA; Renelda Rippe, Norwalk CA 138.

2 FRIDAY MORNING SIDE GAME A B C 16.0 Tables Ali Topcu - Anne Christensen, Sacramento CA Norman Shultz, Ocala FL; Ronald Resnick, Kula HI John McMurdie - Veronica McMurdie, Sacramento CA Barbara Kallaus - Edith Neff, Kailua HI Frank Bruce, San Francisco CA; Martin Skrypzak, Honolulu HI Hiromu Nishida - Yoshie Nishida, Shizuoka Japan Donna Massman - Stephen Massman, Beverly Hills CA Jean Cole, Westlake Vlg CA; Maria Magoun, Thousand Oaks CA Nancy Ramage, Downey CA; Renelda Rippe, Norwalk CA Daniel Hendry - Sandra Hendry, Kennewick WA Emiko Suzuki - Toshiko Hattori, Tokyo Mexico Hannah Packard, Barrington IL; Patricia Montgomery, Honokaa HI NORTH-SOUTH SECTION A EAST-WEST 1 Ali Topcu - Anne 1 Barbara Kallaus - Edith Christensen, Sacramento CA Neff, Kailua HI Norman Shultz, Ocala 2 Hiromu Nishida - Yoshie FL; Ronald Resnick, Kula HI Nishida, Shizuoka Japan John McMurdie - 3/4 Paul Harding, New Veronica McMurdie, Westminster BC; John Sacramento CA Kamb, Mount Vernon WA Frank Bruce, San 3/4 John Dockray - Edie Francisco CA; Martin Dockray, Villanova PA Skrypzak, Honolulu HI Donna Massman - Stephen 5 Dee Steil, New Massman, Beverly Hills CA Westminster BC; Wilma 6 2 Nancy Ramage, Downey Kamb, Mount Vernon WA CA; Renelda Rippe, Jean Cole, Westlake Vlg Norwalk CA CA; Maria Magoun, 3 Daniel Hendry - Sandra Thousand Oaks CA Hendry, Kennewick WA Celso Ravelo Emiko Suzuki - Toshiko Consorcia Ravelo, San Hattori, Tokyo Mexico Jose CA Hannah Packard, Barrington IL; Patricia Montgomery, Honokaa HI Jean Spangler, Fair Oaks CA; Miriam Tobolowsky, Los Angeles CA Ê"!ÍÊ"!ÍÊ"!ÍÊ"!Í It s always a better idea to describe one s own hand rather than deciding to place the contract all by yourself. Pamela Granovetter, Bridge Bulletin, November 2007, p. 69 NEWCOMER PAIRS (0-20/ 50 /100/ 300 MPs) FRI MORN 299ER PAIRS D E F 4.0 Tables Mary Farrell - Yoshi White, Honolulu HI Im Soon Pae - Sangsook Jang, Seoul South Korea Gerald Snell, Kaneohe HI; William Pearman, Honolulu HI FRI AFT 299ER PAIRS D E F 7.0 Tables Sondra Michaelson - Katharine Hammond, Walnut Creek CA /4 Noreen Corns - Gordon Corns, Chemainus BC /4 1 Robert Warren, Kapolei HI; Ann Russell, Honolulu HI /4 Richard Pultz - Dee Andrews, Kailua HI Peggy Sullivan - Mary Louise Swope, Honolulu HI Kimberley Ward - Roger Ward, Palmer Lake CO Jane Wagner - Roy Wagner, Nanaimo BC NORTH-SOUTH SECTION J EAST-WEST D E F D E F 1 Sondra Michaelson - 1/3 Noreen Corns - Gordon Katharine Hammond, Corns, Chemainus BC Walnut Creek CA /3 1 1 Robert Warren, Kapolei 2 Peggy Sullivan - Mary HI; Ann Russell, Honolulu HI Louise Swope, Honolulu HI /3 Richard Pultz - Dee 3 1 Kimberley Ward - Roger Andrews, Kailua HI Ward, Palmer Lake CO Jane Wagner - Roy Wagner, Nanaimo BC Ì Why bridge instead of poker?...bridge is for people who like to play cards...poker is for people who like to bet by watching cards. Poker is not a card game, it s just a betting game that happens to use cards. Dan McGuire, Las Vegas, NV, Bridge Bulletin, August 2008, p. 8 Í Scientists have found that certain mind exercises, such as counting and matching games, could improve memory. Staying engaged in a wide range of activities, including social and physical activities can help improve your memory and mental health. Island Scene, Summer 2008, p. 43

3 FRIDAY AFTERNOON SIDE GAME A B C 35.0 Tables Edward Frymoyer, Half Moon Bay CA; Don Doolittle, Burlingame CA Clay Sundermeyer - Nada Sundermeyer, Bellevue WA Howard Co - Barbara Linn, Honolulu HI Celso Ravelo - Consorcia Ravelo, San Jose CA Garry Skoropada, Maple Ridge BC; Dianne Isfeld, Coquitlam BC Sheila Evans - Ruby Premdas, Calgary AB Iris Chung, Honolulu HI; Barry Lefkowitz, Aspen CO Lester Kodama - Mitsuko Kodama, Mililani HI /6 Muriel Stitt, Honolulu HI; Lois Low Tan, San Francisco CA /6 Leif Thusholt - Annette Elmstrom, Dragor 2791 Denmark Bettyanne Houts, Long Beach CA; Annette Sincock, Torrance CA Yung-Il Kwon, Seoul South Korea; Sue Hahm, Kyungi-Do South Korea John Williams - Carol Williams, Kailua HI Donna Massman - Stephen Massman, Beverly Hills CA /7 Richard Ewing - Arlene Ewing, Reno NV /7 Joan Stewart - Allan Stewart, Vancouver BC NORTH-SOUTH SECTION A EAST-WEST 1 1 Howard Co - Barbara 1 Edward Frymoyer, Half Linn, Honolulu HI Moon Bay CA; Don 2 Ali Topcu - Anne Doolittle, Burlingame CA Christensen, Sacramento CA Lester Kodama - Mitsuko 3 2 Jane Pivetti, Kodama, Mililani HI Carmichael CA; Dorothy 3 2 Elmer Schumacher - Ruth Bracchi, Sacramento CA Schumacher, Saskatoon SK Bettyanne Houts, Long Yung-Il Kwon, Seoul Beach CA; Annette South Korea; Sue Hahm, Sincock, Torrance CA Kyungi-Do South Korea Samuel McMillan Russell Barlow - Wesley Jones, Arlington VA Margaret Rourke, 6/7 5/6 2 Harry Brett - Lorraine Piedmont CA Brett, Cambridge ON Donna Massman - Stephen 6/7 5/6 Paula Strand, Everett Massman, Beverly Hills CA WA; Mary Pokonosky, 7 6 Richard Ewing - Arlene Honolulu HI Ewing, Reno NV NORTH-SOUTH SECTION B EAST-WEST 1 Clay Sundermeyer - Nada 1 Garry Skoropada, Maple Sundermeyer, Bellevue WA Ridge BC; Dianne 2 1 Celso Ravelo - Isfeld, Coquitlam BC Consorcia Ravelo, San Iris Chung, Honolulu Jose CA HI; Barry Lefkowitz, 3 Sheila Evans - Ruby Aspen CO Premdas, Calgary AB Leif Thusholt - Annette 4 2 Muriel Stitt, Honolulu Elmstrom, Dragor 2791 HI; Lois Low Tan, San Denmark Francisco CA Brenda Glaze, Anchorage 5/6 3 Anne Niethammer - Bryan AK; Linda Shallit, Smither, III, Honolulu HI Belfair WA /6 John Kamb - Wilma Kamb, 5 4 Karla Claybaugh, Mount Vernon WA Kaneohe HI; Doc Lacey, 7 4 Brian Russell, Burnaby Lady Lake FL BC; Joy McKenzie-Smith, 6 5 Vicki Sutton - Sandra Fort Worth TX Ohara, Honolulu HI Daniel McGuire - Molly 7 Kent White, Lincoln CA; Hosford, Las Vegas NV Antoni Baranski, San JIM HOPKINS OPEN PAIRS FRI AFT--1ST SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS C D EAST-WEST 1 Patsy Lum, Honolulu HI; 1 Doreen McOrmond - Randy Corn, Kirkland WA Duncan Smith, Victoria BC Merle Stetser, Honolulu 2 Merlin Vilhauer, HI; Ann Marino, Beaverton OR; Judy Papillion NE Karush, Lake Oswego OR John Johnson Jr - A 3 Susan Stubinski - Bruce Acey, Honolulu HI Wick, Houston TX Pat Levy - Anthony 4 Michael Roche - Barbara Bianchi, Houston TX Stewart, Victoria BC Rose Bolson, Lake 5 Mac Steen - Jamie Forest Par WA; Ken Fox, Steen, Bellevue WA Seattle WA Jean Groome, Delta BC; 6/7 Gerri Knilans - Hal Ina Andersen, Surrey BC Knilans, Thousand Oaks CA Dan Parish - Elise 6/7 Jody Williams - Richard Parish, Omaha NE Williams, San Carlos CA Cyril Green, Lake 8 2 David Traub - Carol Oswego OR; Louise Traub, Baltimore MD Elliott, Nanaimo BC Lillian Johannessen, 2/3 1/2 Ginger Cox, Honolulu Honolulu HI; Kurt HI; Connie Ditch, Fritz, San Diego CA Kaneohe HI Tony Greene - Norma 2/3 1/2 Bernice Snyder - Lloyd Greene, Portland ME Snyder, Charlottetown PE Peggy Winter, Ladner 4 Jerry McVay - Valerie BC; Fred Baldwin, Delta BC McVay, Lacey WA Theodore Witt, Sun Valley ID; Sally Craig, Port Moody BC Ì In the long run, over-bidders outdo under-bidders. Jerry Helms Í Slow play is essentially an impolite activity. Brent Manley, Bridge Bulletin, August 2009, p. 6

4 JIM HOPKINS OPEN PAIRS FRI EVE 2ND SESSION NORTH-SOUTH SECTIONS A C EAST-WEST 1 Gerri Knilans - Hal 1 Pat Levy - Anthony Knilans, Thousand Oaks CA Bianchi, Houston TX Mac Steen - Jamie 2 Rose Bolson, Lake Steen, Bellevue WA Forest Par WA; Ken Fox, Theodore Witt, Sun Seattle WA Valley ID; Sally Craig, 3 1 Thomas Coward, Port Moody BC Brentwood Bay BC; 4 2 Tony Greene - Norma Robert Aessie, Victoria BC Greene, Portland ME Jody Williams - Richard 5 Michael Roche - Barbara Williams, San Carlos CA Stewart, Victoria BC Connie De Rosa - Sandra 6 Norman Shultz, Ocala Franciscus, Pasadena CA FL; Ronald Resnick, Kula HI Lillian Johannessen, 7 J Sutcliffe, Agoura Honolulu HI; Kurt Hills CA; Leszek Fritz, San Diego CA Baldys, Maple Ridge BC E. B. McGowan - 8 Merlin Vilhauer, Jeannine McGowan, Penn Beaverton OR; Judy Valley CA Karush, Lake Oswego OR Jean Groome, Delta BC; 9 Doreen McOrmond - Ina Andersen, Surrey BC Duncan Smith, Victoria BC Dan Parish - Elise 3 Jerry McVay - Valerie Parish, Omaha NE McVay, Lacey WA David Traub - Carol 4 Colleen Walker, West Traub, Baltimore MD Vancouver BC; Leti 1 Bernice Snyder - Lloyd Quintal, Ewa Beach HI Snyder, Charlottetown PE Nancy Holt, Oro Valley AZ; Martin Leftik, Honolulu HI Ê In my opinion, the current preoccupation with conventions and systems is unhealthy. Players focus on learning a system and neglect the development of vital, basic skills such as hand evaluation, visualization, planning the auction, and maintaining discipline. Frank Stewart, Bridge Bulletin, June 2009, p. 53 Ë Ì There is no such thing as a bridge rule that contains the word never or always. Marilyn Hemenway It s not the handling of difficult hands that makes the winning player. There aren t enough of them. It is the ability to avoid messing up the easy ones. Alan Sontag Í When your opponents bid 1 of a major, 1 NT, 2 of a minor, pass, lead a trump! Marty Bergen WKEND BRACKETED KNOCKOUT TEAMS (Round 3) BRACKET 1 15 Tables Larry Pocock - June Pocock, New Westminster BC; Anne Scott, North Vancouver BC; Jadwiga Polujan, Port Coquitlam BC Thomas Lum - Mark Bennett - Iku Donnelly, Honolulu HI; Veronica McMurdie - John McMurdie, Sacramento CA Frank Treiber III, Cincinnati OH; Joe Monro - Rhonda Monro, Beverly Hills MI; Larry Mori, Clearwater FL Peter Schneider, la Canada CA; Nancy Cord, Sun Valley ID; Brenda Keller, Palm Springs CA; Kyle Larsen, San Francisco CA BRACKET 2 13 Tables Dileep Bal, Kapaa HI; Loring Harkness III, Kilauea HI; Harjinder Ajmani, Kula HI; R Bruce Martin, Paia HI Tai Eng - Beverley Hall, West Vancouver BC; Ronald Peterson - Virginia Peterson, Plymouth IN Craig Huston, Portland OR; Alan Arakawa, Kahului HI; Harry Rogers, Wailuku HI; Christopher Young - Alain Schreiber, San Diego CA; Jack Patnode, Kula HI Edgar L'Heureux, White Rock BC; Jane Youngberg, Surrey BC; Kathy Bye, Burnaby BC; Angela Fenton, Vancouver BC BRACKET 3 13 Tables Robert Hope - Etsuko Kamo - John Donoghue, Honolulu HI; Judy Keilin - J W Jack Meng, Danville CA Robert Rouse - Joan Rouse - Lynne White - John White, Lincoln CA Robert Liu - Cherilyn Young - Frances Yee, Honolulu HI; Margaret Brown, Kailua HI Nizar Esmail - Zainool Esmail, Burnaby BC; Julianne Wooden, North Vancouver BC; Jeannette Bourbonnais, West Vancouver BC

FRIDAY EVENING SIDE GAME A B C 9.0 Tables 2.88 1 Jim Cheney, Hilo HI; Barbara Kallaus, Kailua HI 132.50 2.43 2 1 Carolyn Adams - Bert Adams, Steilacoom WA 125.00 1.

82 5 2 Jane Pivetti, Carmichael CA; Hugh Crilly, Honolulu HI 117.50 1.40 3 Brenda Glaze, Anchorage AK; Linda Shallit, Belfair WA 115.50 2.12 4 1 Susan Brown - Patricia Bauman, Kaneohe HI 115.

50 2 2 Jane Pivetti, 2 George Derevjanik, Carmichael CA; Hugh Huntington Bch CA; Mary Crilly, Honolulu HI 117.50 Singer, Huntington Bh CA 124.

00 Robin Messenheimer, 4 1 Brenda Glaze, Anchorage Pahoa HI 111.00 AK; Linda Shallit, Belfair WA 115.50 2 1 Debra Mason - Mary Knopf, Anchorage AK 95.50 Ê"!ÍÊ"!

5 FRIDAY EVENING SIDE GAME A B C 9.0 Tables Jim Cheney, Hilo HI; Barbara Kallaus, Kailua HI Carolyn Adams - Bert Adams, Steilacoom WA George Derevjanik, Huntington Bch CA; Mary Singer, Huntington Bh CA Shelly Hershberger, Kailua Kona HI; Susan Lee, Cheyenne WY Jane Pivetti, Carmichael CA; Hugh Crilly, Honolulu HI Brenda Glaze, Anchorage AK; Linda Shallit, Belfair WA Susan Brown - Patricia Bauman, Kaneohe HI Carolyn Adams - Bert 1 Jim Cheney, Hilo HI; Adams, Steilacoom WA Barbara Kallaus, Kailua HI Jane Pivetti, 2 George Derevjanik, Carmichael CA; Hugh Huntington Bch CA; Mary Crilly, Honolulu HI Singer, Huntington Bh CA Susan Brown - Patricia 3 Shelly Hershberger, Bauman, Kaneohe HI Kailua Kona HI; Susan 4 2 Dickie Motherwell - Lee, Cheyenne WY Robin Messenheimer, 4 1 Brenda Glaze, Anchorage Pahoa HI AK; Linda Shallit, Belfair WA Debra Mason - Mary Knopf, Anchorage AK Ê"!ÍÊ"!ÍÊ"!ÍÊ"!ÍÊ"!ÍÊ"!ÍÊ"!ÍÊ"!ÍÊ"!Í Playing Card Trivia Playing Card Trivia According to Lou Boyd, the most widely used objects of diversion in the world are playing cards. If a country has paper, its people have playing cards. What card is known as The Suicide King? Early versions of the king of hearts showed the king wielding an axe. Due to poor copying by the blockmakers, the axe lost its head over the years, and the shaft was turned into a sword which appears to be driven into his head. Why has the seven of diamonds been called the "beer card"? Supposedly if you win the 13th trick with it in a contract you make or beat, you win a beer from your partner! What card is known as the "Curse of Scotland" and why? This term is applied to the nine of diamonds. Various explanations are given, none completely authoritative. The Bridge Magazine once listed six possible origins for the term from ACBL s The Official Encyclopedia of Bridge, 5th edition, as follows: 1) In the once popular round game 'Pope Joan', the nine of diamonds was called the Pope, the antichrist of Scottish Reformers. 2) It was the chief card in the game 'cornette', introduced into Scotland by the unhappy Queen Mary. 3) 'Butcher' Cumberland wrote the orders for the Balle of Culloden, 1746, on the back of the card. (This is very doubtful.) 4) The order for the Massacre of Glencoe (1692) was signed on the back of this card. 5) That the dispositions for the fatal field of Flodden (1513) were drawn up on it by James IV of Scotland. (Both these last have only the slightest authority.) 6)!t is derived from the nine lozenges that formed the arms of the Earl of Stair, who was especially loathed for his connection with the Massacre of Glencoe and the union with England (1707). The four of clubs is known as The Devil s Bedposts, especially in poker. The jack of clubs is sometimes known as Pam, from the game of the same name in which it is the high trump. The queen of spades is known as the black Maria (from the game of the same name). You can stir up a little controversy by telling anybody who'll listen that the jacks in a deck of cards altogether have 12 eyes. Did you ever notice? The king of hearts is the only king without a mustache. And only one of the kings doesn't hold a sword. (The king of diamonds holds an ax.) Each king in a deck of cards represents a great king from history: spades - King David, hearts - Charlemagne, clubs - Alexander the Great, and diamonds - Julius Caesar. Hearts and diamonds on cards used aboard U.S. submarines during World War II were printed in black. Couldn't use red - it was invisible in the interior red lighting of the subs! Which queens in a deck of cards are holding flowers? Somebody should say, "All of them." To the early French, the four suits in playing cards symbolized the four classes of society: hearts for the church, spear points (spades) for the military, diamond-shaped tiles for the merchants, and cloverleaves (clubs) for the peasants. The order of importance suggested the military overpowered the church, the church subdued the merchants, and the merchants dominated the peasants.

6 3-SESSION AM BRACKETED KNOCKOUT TEAMS AM KNOCKOUTS BRACKET Lucy Tredennick, San Pedro CA; Cam Meyer, Bend OR; Yas Takeda, Hacienda Hgts CA; Steve Mager, Hermosa Beach CA; Cameron Doner, Richmond BC; Susan Kobayashi, Honolulu HI Sung Kyunghae, Yonginsi South Korea; Sungae Kim, Seoul South Korea; Iynryungg Hwang, Yungin-Shi Kyun South Korea; Tadashi Yoshida, Tokyo Japan AM KNOCKOUTS BRACKET Howard Co - Barbara Linn - Marion McLaren - A Acey, Honolulu HI Catherine Fortney - Terry Darwin, Millbrae CA; Heidi Current - Dave Current, Palm Desert CA AM KNOCKOUTS BRACKET Duane Feekin - Helen Osgood - John Donoghue, Honolulu HI; A. David Coates, Moncton NB Oded Stitt - Muriel Stitt - Robert Carpenter, Honolulu HI; Cheryl Glaza, Kaneohe HI AM KNOCKOUTS BRACKET 4 7 Tables William Smits, Kapolei HI; Mary Pokonosky - Dick Swanson, Honolulu HI; Ruben Paet, Waianae HI Jane Poole, Brentwood Bay BC; Gretchen Schmeeckle, San Mateo CA; Sylvia Arbour, 1000 Palms CA; Penny Bellamy, Hillsborough CA /4 Timothy Marx - Rebecca Hutchens - Janice Tingler - Terry Henderson, Anchorage AK COMPACT BRACKETED KNOCKOUT TEAMS #2 FRI-SAT AM COMPACT KO 1 9 Tables Garry Skoropada, Maple Ridge BC; Kathy Bye, Burnaby BC; Merle Stetser, Honolulu HI; R Bruce Martin, Paia HI Steven Bruns, Honolulu HI; Shelly Hershberger, Kailua Kona HI; Paula Strand, Everett WA; Susan Lee, Cheyenne WY Alain Schreiber - Christopher Young, San Diego CA; Craig Huston, Portland OR; Jack Patnode, Kula HI Tai Eng - Beverley Hall, West Vancouver BC; Robert Hope - Etsuko Kamo, Honolulu HI FRI-SAT AM COMPACT KO 2 Harry Rogers, Wailuku HI; Alan Arakawa, Kahului HI; Carolyn Schneider - Charles Schneider, Lahaina HI Michael Folkert, Captain Cook HI; Marlene Sabo, Kailua Kona HI; J W Jack Meng - Judy Keilin, Danville CA STRATIFIED SWISS TEAMS (Friday Evening) A B C 21 Tables Yas Takeda, Hacienda Hgts CA; Steve Mager, Hermosa Beach CA; Wayne Otsuki, Rncho Pls Vrd CA; Cam Meyer, Bend OR; Lucy Gellner, San Pedro CA Iynryung Hwang, Yungin-Shi Kyun South Korea; Sungae Kim, Seoul South Korea; Sung Kyunghae, Yonginsi South Korea; Tadashi Yoshida, Tokyo Japan Muriel Stitt - Oded Stitt, Honolulu HI; John Williams - Carol Williams, Kailua HI /5 3/4 Bev Drill - Arnold Drill, Kaneohe HI; John (Jack) Buchanan - J Willard Williams, Richmond VA /5 3/4 2 Gerri Soffa Carlson, Torrance CA; Hiromu Nishida - Yoshie Nishida, Shizuoka Japan; Masahide Kaneko, Hamamatsu Japan Garry Skoropada, Maple Ridge BC; Ernest Inada, Honolulu HI; Dianne Isfeld, Coquitlam BC; Mizuko Tan Yamada - Toyoko Saito, Tokyo Japan Catherine Fortney - Terry Darwin, Millbrae CA; Daniel McGuire - Molly Hosford, Las Vegas NV Margo Cochrane - Barb Hargreaves, Kamloops BC; Paula Strand, Everett WA; Bruce Raglin, Hampton GA 31.00

2019 HAWAI I REGIONAL

2019 HAWAI I REGIONAL Inside this issue TODAY S SCHEDULE.............1 AFT SIDE GAMES OVERALLS.....1 KAUAI KO RESULTS........... 1 MORN SIDE GAMES OVERALLS... 2 EVE SIDE GAMES OVERALLS......2 HAWAII KO RESULTS.............