Wednesday, May 28, 2003
North-South lst Betty Berman and Jack Wells
2nd Nell Schanz and Edward Koontz
3RD Roz and Norm Shaw
4/5 Ed and Shirley Sohmers
4/5 Bea and Mark Silberbuschj
East-West 1st Fran Hayden and Tony Love
2nd Wayne McCall and Martha Pehlke
3rd Julie Clark and Arlene High
4th Greta Betar and Judy Dickinson
Friday, May 30, 2003
Wed., May 28th Friendly Duplicate Game at MASC
George Kirn, director, reported these results:
1st Wes & Dee Wetzel............................61.74%
2nd Joy Benton & Coralee Keehn..............57.81%
3rd Helen Carroll & Addie Ruckdeschel.....56.89%
4th Bob & Marie Dennis...........................53.29%
Posted by George Kirn at 7:00 AM on Friday, May 30th
George Kirn, director, reported these results:
1st Wes & Dee Wetzel............................61.74%
2nd Joy Benton & Coralee Keehn..............57.81%
3rd Helen Carroll & Addie Ruckdeschel.....56.89%
4th Bob & Marie Dennis...........................53.29%
Posted by George Kirn at 7:00 AM on Friday, May 30th
Thursday, May 29, 2003
Thurs., May 28th Open Pairs at MASC
Gene Nesbit, director, reported these results:
NORTH - SOUTH
1/2 Gene Eary & Gene Nesbit...............54.90%
1/2 Dave Pettit & Bill Kurz.....................54.90%
3rd Wayne McCall & Henry Whitton.......53.50%
4th John Ide & Greg Kalmbach..............52.45%
5th Fran Vierk & Madonna Morgan........51.22%
EAST - WEST
1st Nell Schanz & Anne Smyth................75.76%
2nd Celia Phillips & Mary Church..............58.71%
3rd Lovina Resick & Jeanne Hughes.........58.33%
4th Doris Brandolini & Mary Hardcastle.....55.87%
5th Dean & Barbara Lawing.....................54.92%
CONGRATULATIONS NELL & ANNE ON YOUR 75% GAME - - - -FANTASTIC!!!!
Posted by George Kirn at 9:45 PM
Gene Nesbit, director, reported these results:
NORTH - SOUTH
1/2 Gene Eary & Gene Nesbit...............54.90%
1/2 Dave Pettit & Bill Kurz.....................54.90%
3rd Wayne McCall & Henry Whitton.......53.50%
4th John Ide & Greg Kalmbach..............52.45%
5th Fran Vierk & Madonna Morgan........51.22%
EAST - WEST
1st Nell Schanz & Anne Smyth................75.76%
2nd Celia Phillips & Mary Church..............58.71%
3rd Lovina Resick & Jeanne Hughes.........58.33%
4th Doris Brandolini & Mary Hardcastle.....55.87%
5th Dean & Barbara Lawing.....................54.92%
CONGRATULATIONS NELL & ANNE ON YOUR 75% GAME - - - -FANTASTIC!!!!
Posted by George Kirn at 9:45 PM
Wednesday, May 28, 2003
Cocoa Beach DUP Results
OPEN PAIRS FRIDAY MORN SESSION MAY 16, 2003
SECTION A NORTH-SOUTH
1.00 1 H Jack Wells - Jane Villine 124.00
0.70 2 Betty Berman - Aletha Haseltine 122.50
0.50 3 Harold Phillip - Celia Phillips 118.00
0.35 4 Katharine Bucher - Corine Hinchee 114.50
SECTION A EAST-WEST
1.00 1 Glenn Church - Mary Church 123.50
0.70 2 Eleanor Chandler - Kay Koons 119.00
0.50 3 Mary Hardcastle - Sylvia Sharp 118.50
0.35 4 Donna Schultz - Doris Brandolini 117.00
Cocoa Beach DUP Results
OPEN PAIRS FRIDAY MORN SESSION MAY 16, 2003
SECTION A NORTH-SOUTH
1.00 1 H Jack Wells - Jane Villine 124.00
0.70 2 Betty Berman - Aletha Haseltine 122.50
0.50 3 Harold Phillip - Celia Phillips 118.00
0.35 4 Katharine Bucher - Corine Hinchee 114.50
SECTION A EAST-WEST
1.00 1 Glenn Church - Mary Church 123.50
0.70 2 Eleanor Chandler - Kay Koons 119.00
0.50 3 Mary Hardcastle - Sylvia Sharp 118.50
0.35 4 Donna Schultz - Doris Brandolini 117.00
Jack Well Reports.
OPEN PAIRS FRIDAY MORN SESSION MAY 16, 2003
SECTION A NORTH-SOUTH
1.00 1 H Jack Wells - Jane Villine 124.00
0.70 2 Betty Berman - Aletha Haseltine 122.50
0.50 3 Harold Phillip - Celia Phillips 118.00
0.35 4 Katharine Bucher - Corine Hinchee 114.50
SECTION A EAST-WEST
1.00 1 Glenn Church - Mary Church 123.50
0.70 2 Eleanor Chandler - Kay Koons 119.00
0.50 3 Mary Hardcastle - Sylvia Sharp 118.50
0.35 4 Donna Schultz - Doris Brandolini 117.00
Cocoa Beach DUP Results
OPEN PAIRS FRIDAY MORN SESSION MAY 16, 2003
SECTION A NORTH-SOUTH
1.00 1 H Jack Wells - Jane Villine 124.00
0.70 2 Betty Berman - Aletha Haseltine 122.50
0.50 3 Harold Phillip - Celia Phillips 118.00
0.35 4 Katharine Bucher - Corine Hinchee 114.50
SECTION A EAST-WEST
1.00 1 Glenn Church - Mary Church 123.50
0.70 2 Eleanor Chandler - Kay Koons 119.00
0.50 3 Mary Hardcastle - Sylvia Sharp 118.50
0.35 4 Donna Schultz - Doris Brandolini 117.00
Jack Well Reports.
Cocoa Beach DUP Results
OPEN PAIRS FRIDAY MORN SESSION MAY 16, 2003
SECTION A NORTH-SOUTH
1.00 1 H Jack Wells - Jane Villine 124.00
0.70 2 Betty Berman - Aletha Haseltine 122.50
0.50 3 Harold Phillip - Celia Phillips 118.00
0.35 4 Katharine Bucher - Corine Hinchee 114.50
SECTION A EAST-WEST
1.00 1 Glenn Church - Mary Church 123.50
0.70 2 Eleanor Chandler - Kay Koons 119.00
0.50 3 Mary Hardcastle - Sylvia Sharp 118.50
0.35 4 Donna Schultz - Doris Brandolini 117.00
Jack Wells Reports.
OPEN PAIRS FRIDAY MORN SESSION MAY 16, 2003
SECTION A NORTH-SOUTH
1.00 1 H Jack Wells - Jane Villine 124.00
0.70 2 Betty Berman - Aletha Haseltine 122.50
0.50 3 Harold Phillip - Celia Phillips 118.00
0.35 4 Katharine Bucher - Corine Hinchee 114.50
SECTION A EAST-WEST
1.00 1 Glenn Church - Mary Church 123.50
0.70 2 Eleanor Chandler - Kay Koons 119.00
0.50 3 Mary Hardcastle - Sylvia Sharp 118.50
0.35 4 Donna Schultz - Doris Brandolini 117.00
Jack Wells Reports.
Tuesday, May 27, 2003
Jack Wells Has some bridge quotes that I think he would not mind sharing them on our bridge site. Enjoy.
Subject: Fw: Famous bridge quotes.
It's not enough to win the tricks that belong to you. Try also for
some that belong to the opponents.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real test of a bridge player isn't in keeping out of trouble, but
in escaping once he's in.
Alfred Sheinwold
The trouble with women is that they treat bridge as a game. They do
not realize it is a war.
If you have the slightest touch of masochism you'll love this game.
We believe that contract is particularly attractive to people with a
scrappy disposition.
Frank Perkins
It's not the skill that drops off with age, it's the drive, the
killer
instinct..and when a man isn't primed to kill he makes mistakes.
Bridge is a great comfort in your old age. It also helps you get
there
faster.
One gets use to abuse. It's waiting for it that is so trying.
Rueful Rabbit
Since the average person's small supply of politeness must last him
all his life, he can't afford to waste it on bridge partners.
Alfred Sheinwold
Bridge is essentially a social game, but unfortunately it attracts a
substantial number of antisocial people.
Alan Truscott
One advantage of bad bidding is that you get practice at playing
atrocious contracts.
Alfred Sheinwold
Where's the hand you held during the auction?
A comment Jan Janitschke has made when dummy hits.
South: Alert!
East: Yes?
South: I'm requested to further misdescribe my hand.
It is 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
The sum of all technical knowledge cannot make a master contract player.
Ely Culbertson
A knowledge of the mechanics will suffice to put a player in a
commanding position in the post-mortem. To become a member of the upper
crust
calls for more, much more. Resilience, imagination, occasional flashes of
inspiration,
these are the hallmarks of quality. And this transcends the realm of
science.
Victor Mollo
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its
limits.
Card sense is when it's technically right to do something, the little
man that sits on my shoulder or anyone else's shoulder says, "Don't do
that." And you say to yourself, "Well, wait a minute, that's the right way
to
play." And he says, "Yeah, but you don't wanna play that way." That
instinct is
card sense. It's almost an ability to feel where the cards are. It's
something
that you can't buy, you can't find; you're born with. The ability to do
the right
thing at the wrong time or really to do the wrong thing at the right time.
Barry Crane
I'm not sure whether glory or masterpoints is first on the list, but
I
know learning to play better is definitely last.
Eddie Kantar
I'd like a review of the bidding with all the original inflections.
The average defender operates in a fog of uncertainty.
H. W. Kelsey
Regardless of what sadistic impulses we may harbor, winning bridge
means helping partner avoid mistakes.
Frank Stewart
A player who can't defend accurately should try to be declarer.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real secret of the expert is to make logic seem like flair.
Hugh Kelsey
If you play bridge with your wife as partner, you need at least 20
points to open, and it wouldn't hurt to have 25.
Joe James
Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make
them all yourself.
Alfred Sheinwold
I favor light opening bids. When you're my age, you're never sure
they're going to get back to you in time.
Oswald Jacoby at 77
Years ago there were only two acceptable excuses for not leading the
suit your partner had opened; having no cards in the suit, and sudden
death.
Alfred Sheinwold
I think we're all a little masochistic. Otherwise, why would we
continue to play bridge?
We had a partnership misunderstanding. My partner assumed I knew what
I was doing.
My partner is 20 years behind the times. Nowadays you pay your money
to bid. My partner still thinks you need cards.
Your play was much better tonight, and so were your excuses.
We play forcing hesitations.
A fellow had made a bad bid and gone for 1400. "I'm sorry," he said
to
his partner, "I had a card misplaced." Asked his partner innocently,
"Only one card?"
Charles Goren
If I did everything right, I wouldn't be playing with you!
When I take a 50-50 chance I expect it to come off 8 or 9 times out
of
10.
Hideous Hog
.
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Subject: Fw: Famous bridge quotes.
It's not enough to win the tricks that belong to you. Try also for
some that belong to the opponents.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real test of a bridge player isn't in keeping out of trouble, but
in escaping once he's in.
Alfred Sheinwold
The trouble with women is that they treat bridge as a game. They do
not realize it is a war.
If you have the slightest touch of masochism you'll love this game.
We believe that contract is particularly attractive to people with a
scrappy disposition.
Frank Perkins
It's not the skill that drops off with age, it's the drive, the
killer
instinct..and when a man isn't primed to kill he makes mistakes.
Bridge is a great comfort in your old age. It also helps you get
there
faster.
One gets use to abuse. It's waiting for it that is so trying.
Rueful Rabbit
Since the average person's small supply of politeness must last him
all his life, he can't afford to waste it on bridge partners.
Alfred Sheinwold
Bridge is essentially a social game, but unfortunately it attracts a
substantial number of antisocial people.
Alan Truscott
One advantage of bad bidding is that you get practice at playing
atrocious contracts.
Alfred Sheinwold
Where's the hand you held during the auction?
A comment Jan Janitschke has made when dummy hits.
South: Alert!
East: Yes?
South: I'm requested to further misdescribe my hand.
It is 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
The sum of all technical knowledge cannot make a master contract player.
Ely Culbertson
A knowledge of the mechanics will suffice to put a player in a
commanding position in the post-mortem. To become a member of the upper
crust
calls for more, much more. Resilience, imagination, occasional flashes of
inspiration,
these are the hallmarks of quality. And this transcends the realm of
science.
Victor Mollo
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its
limits.
Card sense is when it's technically right to do something, the little
man that sits on my shoulder or anyone else's shoulder says, "Don't do
that." And you say to yourself, "Well, wait a minute, that's the right way
to
play." And he says, "Yeah, but you don't wanna play that way." That
instinct is
card sense. It's almost an ability to feel where the cards are. It's
something
that you can't buy, you can't find; you're born with. The ability to do
the right
thing at the wrong time or really to do the wrong thing at the right time.
Barry Crane
I'm not sure whether glory or masterpoints is first on the list, but
I
know learning to play better is definitely last.
Eddie Kantar
I'd like a review of the bidding with all the original inflections.
The average defender operates in a fog of uncertainty.
H. W. Kelsey
Regardless of what sadistic impulses we may harbor, winning bridge
means helping partner avoid mistakes.
Frank Stewart
A player who can't defend accurately should try to be declarer.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real secret of the expert is to make logic seem like flair.
Hugh Kelsey
If you play bridge with your wife as partner, you need at least 20
points to open, and it wouldn't hurt to have 25.
Joe James
Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make
them all yourself.
Alfred Sheinwold
I favor light opening bids. When you're my age, you're never sure
they're going to get back to you in time.
Oswald Jacoby at 77
Years ago there were only two acceptable excuses for not leading the
suit your partner had opened; having no cards in the suit, and sudden
death.
Alfred Sheinwold
I think we're all a little masochistic. Otherwise, why would we
continue to play bridge?
We had a partnership misunderstanding. My partner assumed I knew what
I was doing.
My partner is 20 years behind the times. Nowadays you pay your money
to bid. My partner still thinks you need cards.
Your play was much better tonight, and so were your excuses.
We play forcing hesitations.
A fellow had made a bad bid and gone for 1400. "I'm sorry," he said
to
his partner, "I had a card misplaced." Asked his partner innocently,
"Only one card?"
Charles Goren
If I did everything right, I wouldn't be playing with you!
When I take a 50-50 chance I expect it to come off 8 or 9 times out
of
10.
Hideous Hog
.
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>
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> IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here
>
Subject: Fw: Famous bridge quotes.
It's not enough to win the tricks that belong to you. Try also for
some that belong to the opponents.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real test of a bridge player isn't in keeping out of trouble, but
in escaping once he's in.
Alfred Sheinwold
The trouble with women is that they treat bridge as a game. They do
not realize it is a war.
If you have the slightest touch of masochism you'll love this game.
We believe that contract is particularly attractive to people with a
scrappy disposition.
Frank Perkins
It's not the skill that drops off with age, it's the drive, the
killer
instinct..and when a man isn't primed to kill he makes mistakes.
Bridge is a great comfort in your old age. It also helps you get
there
faster.
One gets use to abuse. It's waiting for it that is so trying.
Rueful Rabbit
Since the average person's small supply of politeness must last him
all his life, he can't afford to waste it on bridge partners.
Alfred Sheinwold
Bridge is essentially a social game, but unfortunately it attracts a
substantial number of antisocial people.
Alan Truscott
One advantage of bad bidding is that you get practice at playing
atrocious contracts.
Alfred Sheinwold
Where's the hand you held during the auction?
A comment Jan Janitschke has made when dummy hits.
South: Alert!
East: Yes?
South: I'm requested to further misdescribe my hand.
It is 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
The sum of all technical knowledge cannot make a master contract player.
Ely Culbertson
A knowledge of the mechanics will suffice to put a player in a
commanding position in the post-mortem. To become a member of the upper
crust
calls for more, much more. Resilience, imagination, occasional flashes of
inspiration,
these are the hallmarks of quality. And this transcends the realm of
science.
Victor Mollo
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its
limits.
Card sense is when it's technically right to do something, the little
man that sits on my shoulder or anyone else's shoulder says, "Don't do
that." And you say to yourself, "Well, wait a minute, that's the right way
to
play." And he says, "Yeah, but you don't wanna play that way." That
instinct is
card sense. It's almost an ability to feel where the cards are. It's
something
that you can't buy, you can't find; you're born with. The ability to do
the right
thing at the wrong time or really to do the wrong thing at the right time.
Barry Crane
I'm not sure whether glory or masterpoints is first on the list, but
I
know learning to play better is definitely last.
Eddie Kantar
I'd like a review of the bidding with all the original inflections.
The average defender operates in a fog of uncertainty.
H. W. Kelsey
Regardless of what sadistic impulses we may harbor, winning bridge
means helping partner avoid mistakes.
Frank Stewart
A player who can't defend accurately should try to be declarer.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real secret of the expert is to make logic seem like flair.
Hugh Kelsey
If you play bridge with your wife as partner, you need at least 20
points to open, and it wouldn't hurt to have 25.
Joe James
Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make
them all yourself.
Alfred Sheinwold
I favor light opening bids. When you're my age, you're never sure
they're going to get back to you in time.
Oswald Jacoby at 77
Years ago there were only two acceptable excuses for not leading the
suit your partner had opened; having no cards in the suit, and sudden
death.
Alfred Sheinwold
I think we're all a little masochistic. Otherwise, why would we
continue to play bridge?
We had a partnership misunderstanding. My partner assumed I knew what
I was doing.
My partner is 20 years behind the times. Nowadays you pay your money
to bid. My partner still thinks you need cards.
Your play was much better tonight, and so were your excuses.
We play forcing hesitations.
A fellow had made a bad bid and gone for 1400. "I'm sorry," he said
to
his partner, "I had a card misplaced." Asked his partner innocently,
"Only one card?"
Charles Goren
If I did everything right, I wouldn't be playing with you!
When I take a 50-50 chance I expect it to come off 8 or 9 times out
of
10.
Hideous Hog
.
>
>
> ____________________________________________________
> IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here
>
Subject: Fw: Famous bridge quotes.
It's not enough to win the tricks that belong to you. Try also for
some that belong to the opponents.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real test of a bridge player isn't in keeping out of trouble, but
in escaping once he's in.
Alfred Sheinwold
The trouble with women is that they treat bridge as a game. They do
not realize it is a war.
If you have the slightest touch of masochism you'll love this game.
We believe that contract is particularly attractive to people with a
scrappy disposition.
Frank Perkins
It's not the skill that drops off with age, it's the drive, the
killer
instinct..and when a man isn't primed to kill he makes mistakes.
Bridge is a great comfort in your old age. It also helps you get
there
faster.
One gets use to abuse. It's waiting for it that is so trying.
Rueful Rabbit
Since the average person's small supply of politeness must last him
all his life, he can't afford to waste it on bridge partners.
Alfred Sheinwold
Bridge is essentially a social game, but unfortunately it attracts a
substantial number of antisocial people.
Alan Truscott
One advantage of bad bidding is that you get practice at playing
atrocious contracts.
Alfred Sheinwold
Where's the hand you held during the auction?
A comment Jan Janitschke has made when dummy hits.
South: Alert!
East: Yes?
South: I'm requested to further misdescribe my hand.
It is 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
The sum of all technical knowledge cannot make a master contract player.
Ely Culbertson
A knowledge of the mechanics will suffice to put a player in a
commanding position in the post-mortem. To become a member of the upper
crust
calls for more, much more. Resilience, imagination, occasional flashes of
inspiration,
these are the hallmarks of quality. And this transcends the realm of
science.
Victor Mollo
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its
limits.
Card sense is when it's technically right to do something, the little
man that sits on my shoulder or anyone else's shoulder says, "Don't do
that." And you say to yourself, "Well, wait a minute, that's the right way
to
play." And he says, "Yeah, but you don't wanna play that way." That
instinct is
card sense. It's almost an ability to feel where the cards are. It's
something
that you can't buy, you can't find; you're born with. The ability to do
the right
thing at the wrong time or really to do the wrong thing at the right time.
Barry Crane
I'm not sure whether glory or masterpoints is first on the list, but
I
know learning to play better is definitely last.
Eddie Kantar
I'd like a review of the bidding with all the original inflections.
The average defender operates in a fog of uncertainty.
H. W. Kelsey
Regardless of what sadistic impulses we may harbor, winning bridge
means helping partner avoid mistakes.
Frank Stewart
A player who can't defend accurately should try to be declarer.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real secret of the expert is to make logic seem like flair.
Hugh Kelsey
If you play bridge with your wife as partner, you need at least 20
points to open, and it wouldn't hurt to have 25.
Joe James
Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make
them all yourself.
Alfred Sheinwold
I favor light opening bids. When you're my age, you're never sure
they're going to get back to you in time.
Oswald Jacoby at 77
Years ago there were only two acceptable excuses for not leading the
suit your partner had opened; having no cards in the suit, and sudden
death.
Alfred Sheinwold
I think we're all a little masochistic. Otherwise, why would we
continue to play bridge?
We had a partnership misunderstanding. My partner assumed I knew what
I was doing.
My partner is 20 years behind the times. Nowadays you pay your money
to bid. My partner still thinks you need cards.
Your play was much better tonight, and so were your excuses.
We play forcing hesitations.
A fellow had made a bad bid and gone for 1400. "I'm sorry," he said
to
his partner, "I had a card misplaced." Asked his partner innocently,
"Only one card?"
Charles Goren
If I did everything right, I wouldn't be playing with you!
When I take a 50-50 chance I expect it to come off 8 or 9 times out
of
10.
Hideous Hog
.
>
>
> ____________________________________________________
> IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here
>
Subject: Fw: Famous bridge quotes.
It's not enough to win the tricks that belong to you. Try also for
some that belong to the opponents.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real test of a bridge player isn't in keeping out of trouble, but
in escaping once he's in.
Alfred Sheinwold
The trouble with women is that they treat bridge as a game. They do
not realize it is a war.
If you have the slightest touch of masochism you'll love this game.
We believe that contract is particularly attractive to people with a
scrappy disposition.
Frank Perkins
It's not the skill that drops off with age, it's the drive, the
killer
instinct..and when a man isn't primed to kill he makes mistakes.
Bridge is a great comfort in your old age. It also helps you get
there
faster.
One gets use to abuse. It's waiting for it that is so trying.
Rueful Rabbit
Since the average person's small supply of politeness must last him
all his life, he can't afford to waste it on bridge partners.
Alfred Sheinwold
Bridge is essentially a social game, but unfortunately it attracts a
substantial number of antisocial people.
Alan Truscott
One advantage of bad bidding is that you get practice at playing
atrocious contracts.
Alfred Sheinwold
Where's the hand you held during the auction?
A comment Jan Janitschke has made when dummy hits.
South: Alert!
East: Yes?
South: I'm requested to further misdescribe my hand.
It is 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
The sum of all technical knowledge cannot make a master contract player.
Ely Culbertson
A knowledge of the mechanics will suffice to put a player in a
commanding position in the post-mortem. To become a member of the upper
crust
calls for more, much more. Resilience, imagination, occasional flashes of
inspiration,
these are the hallmarks of quality. And this transcends the realm of
science.
Victor Mollo
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its
limits.
Card sense is when it's technically right to do something, the little
man that sits on my shoulder or anyone else's shoulder says, "Don't do
that." And you say to yourself, "Well, wait a minute, that's the right way
to
play." And he says, "Yeah, but you don't wanna play that way." That
instinct is
card sense. It's almost an ability to feel where the cards are. It's
something
that you can't buy, you can't find; you're born with. The ability to do
the right
thing at the wrong time or really to do the wrong thing at the right time.
Barry Crane
I'm not sure whether glory or masterpoints is first on the list, but
I
know learning to play better is definitely last.
Eddie Kantar
I'd like a review of the bidding with all the original inflections.
The average defender operates in a fog of uncertainty.
H. W. Kelsey
Regardless of what sadistic impulses we may harbor, winning bridge
means helping partner avoid mistakes.
Frank Stewart
A player who can't defend accurately should try to be declarer.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real secret of the expert is to make logic seem like flair.
Hugh Kelsey
If you play bridge with your wife as partner, you need at least 20
points to open, and it wouldn't hurt to have 25.
Joe James
Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make
them all yourself.
Alfred Sheinwold
I favor light opening bids. When you're my age, you're never sure
they're going to get back to you in time.
Oswald Jacoby at 77
Years ago there were only two acceptable excuses for not leading the
suit your partner had opened; having no cards in the suit, and sudden
death.
Alfred Sheinwold
I think we're all a little masochistic. Otherwise, why would we
continue to play bridge?
We had a partnership misunderstanding. My partner assumed I knew what
I was doing.
My partner is 20 years behind the times. Nowadays you pay your money
to bid. My partner still thinks you need cards.
Your play was much better tonight, and so were your excuses.
We play forcing hesitations.
A fellow had made a bad bid and gone for 1400. "I'm sorry," he said
to
his partner, "I had a card misplaced." Asked his partner innocently,
"Only one card?"
Charles Goren
If I did everything right, I wouldn't be playing with you!
When I take a 50-50 chance I expect it to come off 8 or 9 times out
of
10.
Hideous Hog
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Subject: Fw: Famous bridge quotes.
It's not enough to win the tricks that belong to you. Try also for
some that belong to the opponents.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real test of a bridge player isn't in keeping out of trouble, but
in escaping once he's in.
Alfred Sheinwold
The trouble with women is that they treat bridge as a game. They do
not realize it is a war.
If you have the slightest touch of masochism you'll love this game.
We believe that contract is particularly attractive to people with a
scrappy disposition.
Frank Perkins
It's not the skill that drops off with age, it's the drive, the
killer
instinct..and when a man isn't primed to kill he makes mistakes.
Bridge is a great comfort in your old age. It also helps you get
there
faster.
One gets use to abuse. It's waiting for it that is so trying.
Rueful Rabbit
Since the average person's small supply of politeness must last him
all his life, he can't afford to waste it on bridge partners.
Alfred Sheinwold
Bridge is essentially a social game, but unfortunately it attracts a
substantial number of antisocial people.
Alan Truscott
One advantage of bad bidding is that you get practice at playing
atrocious contracts.
Alfred Sheinwold
Where's the hand you held during the auction?
A comment Jan Janitschke has made when dummy hits.
South: Alert!
East: Yes?
South: I'm requested to further misdescribe my hand.
It is 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
The sum of all technical knowledge cannot make a master contract player.
Ely Culbertson
A knowledge of the mechanics will suffice to put a player in a
commanding position in the post-mortem. To become a member of the upper
crust
calls for more, much more. Resilience, imagination, occasional flashes of
inspiration,
these are the hallmarks of quality. And this transcends the realm of
science.
Victor Mollo
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its
limits.
Card sense is when it's technically right to do something, the little
man that sits on my shoulder or anyone else's shoulder says, "Don't do
that." And you say to yourself, "Well, wait a minute, that's the right way
to
play." And he says, "Yeah, but you don't wanna play that way." That
instinct is
card sense. It's almost an ability to feel where the cards are. It's
something
that you can't buy, you can't find; you're born with. The ability to do
the right
thing at the wrong time or really to do the wrong thing at the right time.
Barry Crane
I'm not sure whether glory or masterpoints is first on the list, but
I
know learning to play better is definitely last.
Eddie Kantar
I'd like a review of the bidding with all the original inflections.
The average defender operates in a fog of uncertainty.
H. W. Kelsey
Regardless of what sadistic impulses we may harbor, winning bridge
means helping partner avoid mistakes.
Frank Stewart
A player who can't defend accurately should try to be declarer.
Alfred Sheinwold
The real secret of the expert is to make logic seem like flair.
Hugh Kelsey
If you play bridge with your wife as partner, you need at least 20
points to open, and it wouldn't hurt to have 25.
Joe James
Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make
them all yourself.
Alfred Sheinwold
I favor light opening bids. When you're my age, you're never sure
they're going to get back to you in time.
Oswald Jacoby at 77
Years ago there were only two acceptable excuses for not leading the
suit your partner had opened; having no cards in the suit, and sudden
death.
Alfred Sheinwold
I think we're all a little masochistic. Otherwise, why would we
continue to play bridge?
We had a partnership misunderstanding. My partner assumed I knew what
I was doing.
My partner is 20 years behind the times. Nowadays you pay your money
to bid. My partner still thinks you need cards.
Your play was much better tonight, and so were your excuses.
We play forcing hesitations.
A fellow had made a bad bid and gone for 1400. "I'm sorry," he said
to
his partner, "I had a card misplaced." Asked his partner innocently,
"Only one card?"
Charles Goren
If I did everything right, I wouldn't be playing with you!
When I take a 50-50 chance I expect it to come off 8 or 9 times out
of
10.
Hideous Hog
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Cape Canaveral DBC
Open Pairs Tuesday Aft Session May 27, 2003
Section A North-South
MPs A B C Names Score
1.00 1
Georgeanne Bender - H Jack Wells 135.00
0.70 2
Katharine Bucher - Donna Schultz 125.00
0.50 3 1 1 Gloria Ebersole - Madonna Morgan 124.00
0.35 4
Lovina Resick - Anne Smyth 119.00
0.28
2 2 Arlene Atkinson - Dolores Lindblom 108.50
Section A East-West
MPs A B C Names Score
1.00 1 1
Phyllis Hall - John Ide 136.00
0.70 2 2 1 Nancy Young - Doris Brandolini 126.00
0.43 3/4 3/4
Mary Hardcastle - Sylvia Sharp 120.00
0.43 3/4 3/4 2 Charlene Harper - Phyllis Russell 120.00
Nancy Perry Whitton Director..
Open Pairs Tuesday Aft Session May 27, 2003
Section A North-South
MPs A B C Names Score
1.00 1
Georgeanne Bender - H Jack Wells 135.00
0.70 2
Katharine Bucher - Donna Schultz 125.00
0.50 3 1 1 Gloria Ebersole - Madonna Morgan 124.00
0.35 4
Lovina Resick - Anne Smyth 119.00
0.28
2 2 Arlene Atkinson - Dolores Lindblom 108.50
Section A East-West
MPs A B C Names Score
1.00 1 1
Phyllis Hall - John Ide 136.00
0.70 2 2 1 Nancy Young - Doris Brandolini 126.00
0.43 3/4 3/4
Mary Hardcastle - Sylvia Sharp 120.00
0.43 3/4 3/4 2 Charlene Harper - Phyllis Russell 120.00
Nancy Perry Whitton Director..
Cape Canaveral Results Nancy Perry Whitton Director.
Open Pairs Tuesday Aft Session May 20, 2003
Section A North-South
MPs A B C Names Score
1.00 1
H Jack Wells - Alan Tobgui 136.00
0.70 2
Katharine Bucher - Donna Schultz 120.00
0.43 3/4
Anne Smyth - Lovina Resick 112.00
0.43 3/4
Nell Schanz - Iris Wheatley 112.00
0.40
1 1 Maxine Hood - Jerry Bohanon 110.00
0.28
2
Greta Betar - Judith Dickinson 104.00
Section A East-West
MPs A B C Names Score
1.00 1 1
John Ide - Phyllis Hall 124.50
0.70 2
Mary Hardcastle - Betty Berman 121.00
0.50 3 2 1 Doris Brandolini - Nancy Young 112.50
0.31 4/5 3/4
Naomi Egendoerfer - Carrie Watkins 108.00
0.34 4/5 3/4 2 Gloria Ebersole - Madonna Morgan 108.00
Open Pairs Tuesday Aft Session May 20, 2003
Section A North-South
MPs A B C Names Score
1.00 1
H Jack Wells - Alan Tobgui 136.00
0.70 2
Katharine Bucher - Donna Schultz 120.00
0.43 3/4
Anne Smyth - Lovina Resick 112.00
0.43 3/4
Nell Schanz - Iris Wheatley 112.00
0.40
1 1 Maxine Hood - Jerry Bohanon 110.00
0.28
2
Greta Betar - Judith Dickinson 104.00
Section A East-West
MPs A B C Names Score
1.00 1 1
John Ide - Phyllis Hall 124.50
0.70 2
Mary Hardcastle - Betty Berman 121.00
0.50 3 2 1 Doris Brandolini - Nancy Young 112.50
0.31 4/5 3/4
Naomi Egendoerfer - Carrie Watkins 108.00
0.34 4/5 3/4 2 Gloria Ebersole - Madonna Morgan 108.00
Wednesday, May 21, 2003
Tuesday, May 20, 2003
Monday, May 19, 2003
Mon., May 19th Open Pairs at MASC
Gene Nesbit, director, reported the following results:
NORTH - SOUTH
1st David Pettit & Bill Kurz...........................57.87%
2nd Sue Bledsoe & Margaret Walterhouse.....53.15%
3rd Doris Olson & Janice Avent....................52.97%
4th Harriet Hodges & virginia Kranyak...........52.62%
5th Helen Carroll & Carrie Watkins...............51.57%
EAST - WEST
1st Nick & Betty Van Pelt...........................62.88%
2nd Celia Phillips & Jeanne Hughes..............60.23%
3rd Dean & Barbara Lawing.........................59.47%
4th Glenn & Mary Church............................5720%
5th Lovina Resick & Nell Schanz..................51.71%
Posted by George Kirn at 6:40 PM
Gene Nesbit, director, reported the following results:
NORTH - SOUTH
1st David Pettit & Bill Kurz...........................57.87%
2nd Sue Bledsoe & Margaret Walterhouse.....53.15%
3rd Doris Olson & Janice Avent....................52.97%
4th Harriet Hodges & virginia Kranyak...........52.62%
5th Helen Carroll & Carrie Watkins...............51.57%
EAST - WEST
1st Nick & Betty Van Pelt...........................62.88%
2nd Celia Phillips & Jeanne Hughes..............60.23%
3rd Dean & Barbara Lawing.........................59.47%
4th Glenn & Mary Church............................5720%
5th Lovina Resick & Nell Schanz..................51.71%
Posted by George Kirn at 6:40 PM
Sunday, May 18, 2003
subject: Re Alpha game May 17
Lynn webb Director reports the following results.
North-South
1st Lovina Resick and Anne Smythe
2nd Sue Bledsoe and Margaret Walterhouse
3rd Jack Wells and Jeanne Hughes
East - West
lst Betty Berman and Corine Hinchee
2nd Jack Baima and Shirley Truex
3rd Kay Koons and Eleanor Chandler
Because of the Orlando Regional there will be no game on Saturday, May 24th. There will be a game at 12:30 PM on May 3lst.
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Friday, May 16, 2003
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Nancy Perry Whitton reports the following bridge scores.
Melbourne Dbc
Open Pairs Thursday Eve Session May 15, 2003
Section A North-South
A B C
0.70 1 Christiane Hallowes - Lilian Gwin 102.42
0.49 2 Elaine Edgeton - Henry Whitton 87.00
0.35 3 1 George Reincke - Mary Woodrow 86.17
Section A East-West
A B C
0.70 1 Jacqueline Smith - Billie Boyd 116.00
0.49 2 1 1 Joy Lewis - Cathy Gavel 99.25
0.35 3 2 Celia Phillips - Betty Williams 79.42
0.22 2 George Toner - Patricia Pendrey 76.08
Thursday, May 15, 2003
Thurs., May 15th Open Pairs at MASC
Gene Nesbit, director, reported these results:
NORTH - SOUTH
1st Gene Eary & Gene Nesbit................59.09%
2nd Mollie Lees & Beatrice Jansem........55.59%
3rd Jack Wells & Nell Schanz................55.07%
4th Bette McCoy & Carol Phillips............54.90%
5th David Pettit & Bill Kurz.....................54.02%
EAST - WEST
1st Lovina Resick & Jeanne Hughes........64.21%
2nd Mary Hardcastle & Doris Brandolini....56.44%
3rd Jerry Wegendt & Herman Packard.....54.55%
4th Maxine Hood & Jerry Bohanon...........53..22%
5th George Kirn & Fran O'Donnell............50.38%
5th Roland & Phyllis Van Arsdale............50.38%
Results posted by George Kirn at 7:40 PM
Gene Nesbit, director, reported these results:
NORTH - SOUTH
1st Gene Eary & Gene Nesbit................59.09%
2nd Mollie Lees & Beatrice Jansem........55.59%
3rd Jack Wells & Nell Schanz................55.07%
4th Bette McCoy & Carol Phillips............54.90%
5th David Pettit & Bill Kurz.....................54.02%
EAST - WEST
1st Lovina Resick & Jeanne Hughes........64.21%
2nd Mary Hardcastle & Doris Brandolini....56.44%
3rd Jerry Wegendt & Herman Packard.....54.55%
4th Maxine Hood & Jerry Bohanon...........53..22%
5th George Kirn & Fran O'Donnell............50.38%
5th Roland & Phyllis Van Arsdale............50.38%
Results posted by George Kirn at 7:40 PM
Wednesday, May 14, 2003
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Nancy Perry Whitton Director reports the following bridge scores.
SBSA
Open Pairs Wednesday Aft Session May 14, 2003
Section A North-South
A B C
1.40 1 1 Leo Bernstein - Donald Young 191.50
0.98 2 2 Barbara Black - Leonard Wohlmuth 170.00
0.70 3 3 J Robert Morrow - Shirley Hanson 168.00
0.49 4 Elaine Edgeton - Frances Hayden 166.50
0.34 5 4 Adele Aylward - Cathy Gavel 163.00
0.40 6 5 1 John Dunne - Walt Hallowes 162.00
0.28 2 Jasper Trigg - Warren Yeisley 155.00
Section A East-West
A B C
1.40 1 Henry Whitton - Bill Kurz 194.50
0.98 2 1 1 Marjorie Bradford - Betty Quinlivan 181.00
0.70 3 2 Mary Woodrow - Gladys Mentillo 177.00
0.49 4 3 Pat Schroeder - Howard Jenkin 170.50
0.31 5 4 Tina Conner - John Fecso 165.50
0.23 6 Carolyn Moser - Carol Long 164.50
0.28 2 Ann Mullins - Peggy Daniels 153.00