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Gus Spelman, one of the many promising new recruits from Seasons 11 and 12, bagged his first board-top last night at the Red Lion in Lincoln Square. We suspect it won't be his last.
Game No. 347 ended by time limit after the Fall 1906 turn in the following center counts:
Over the years, two boards' worth of dedicated, active players have stabbed the club by leaving town. Some are now playing with other clubs, others show up on the tournament circuit now and again. None of them are former Weasels. No, we call them ex-pats, because our club will always be their home.
Last night, we welcomed back Christian MacDonald, who now lives in Vancouver. MacDonald joined the Weasels late in our third season and quickly took the club by storm. In our fourth season, the first one that featured a league with running standings, he finished third. He also ran for and was elected to the charter Sneak that year, tied for second in games played, and won the first tournament he ever attended (the Buckeye Game Fest).
MacDonald is a good guy, a great player, and a visionary. While serving on the Sneak, he drafted a statement that still serves as an excellent guide for what the North American hobby could and should be. So when he moved away in 2011, it stung.
Reigning Weasel of the Year Brandon Fogel knocked a batting-practice fastball out of the park earlier this month on Red Wednesday at the Red Lion in Lincoln Square to snatch the league lead from rival Jake Trotta. Fogel drew a Germany bordered by inexperienced players, and he teed off on them, posting the largest non-solo score in the club's Sum of Squares era, a whopping 82.571. With only two scheduled dates remaining--August 9 at the Red Lion and the Weasel Pyle on September 2--this ballgame appears to be over.
Played July 12, Game No. 345 ended by time limit after the Fall 1906 turn in the following center counts:
We played a hastily arranged game of Diplomacy yesterday at the Red Lion in honor of visiting Weasel ex-pat Peter Lokken. Sporting a Rambo-style headband, Lokken drew Austria and proceeded to organize his fellow Eastern hipsters into a formidable and efficient RAT triple alliance. Ultimately, though, the RAT tilted in favor of Josh Heffernan, who now owns the season's Best Russia.
Game No. 344 ended by time limit after the Fall 1908 turn in the following center counts:
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Round 4, Board 1
The game ended by time limit after Fall, 1908.
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Austria:
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Jim O'Kelley
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(4)
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6.612
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England:
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Mike French
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(6)
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14.876
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France:
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Mick Johnson
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(12)
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59.504
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(Best France)
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Germany:
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Siobhan Nolen
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(1)
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0.413
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Italy:
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Chris Kelly
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(2)
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1.653
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Russia:
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Jorge Zhang
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(4)
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6.612
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Turkey:
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Ali Adib
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(5)
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10.331
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E:Mike French
F:Mick Johnson
G:Siobhan Nolen
I:Chris Kelly
R:Jorge Zhang
T:Ali Adib
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Round 4, Board 2
The game ended by time limit after Fall, 1908.
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Austria:
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John Gramila
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(0)
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0.000
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England:
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Chris Glassburn
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(2)
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1.504
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France:
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Eric Grinnell
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(10)
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37.594
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Germany:
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Jake Trotta
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(2)
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1.504
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Italy:
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Bryan Pravel
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(3)
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3.383
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Russia:
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Matt Sundstrom
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(7)
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18.421
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Turkey:
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Brian Shelden
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(10)
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37.594
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E:Chris Glassburn
F:Eric Grinnell
G:Jake Trotta
I:Bryan Pravel
R:Matt Sundstrom
T:Brian Shelden
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Round 4, Board 3
The game ended by draw vote in Spring, 1908.
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Austria:
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Melinda Holley
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(1)
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0.463
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England:
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Jeff Goss
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(5)
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11.574
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France:
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Kevin O'Kelley
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(4)
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7.407
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(Lazarus Award) |
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Germany:
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Guy Loftin
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(2)
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1.852
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Italy:
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Brad Harrington
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(5)
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11.574
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Russia:
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Gus Spelman
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(8)
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29.630
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Turkey:
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Gudrun Juffer
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(9)
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37.500
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E:Jeff Goss
F:Kevin O'Kelley
G:Guy Loftin
I:Brad Harrington
R:Gus Spelman
T:Gudrun Juffer
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Round 3, Board 3
The game ended by draw vote in Spring, 1912.
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Austria:
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Nick Rohn
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(0)
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0.000
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England:
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Jake Trotta
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(11)
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39.286
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France:
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Paul Pignotti
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(7)
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15.909
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Germany:
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David Hafner
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(0)
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0.000
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Italy:
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Matt Sundstrom
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(4)
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5.195
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Russia:
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Melinda Holley
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(1)
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0.325
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Turkey:
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Ted McClelland
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(11)
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39.286
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(Best Turkey)
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E:Jake Trotta
F:Paul Pignotti
G:David Hafner
I:Matt Sundstrom
R:Melinda Holley
T:Ted McClelland
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Round 3, Board 2
The game ended by draw vote in Spring, 1911.
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Austria:
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Chris Kelly
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(0)
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0.000
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England:
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Gus Spelman
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(4)
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3.556
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France:
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Chris Glassburn
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(1)
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0.222
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Germany:
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Jake Langenfeld
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(0)
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0.000
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Italy:
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Siobhan Nolen
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(12)
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32.000
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Russia:
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John Gramila
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(17)
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64.222
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(Best Russia)
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Turkey:
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Grant Smith
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(0)
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0.000
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E:Gus Spelman
F:Chris Glassburn
G:Jake Langenfeld
I:Siobhan Nolen
R:John Gramila
T:Grant Smith
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Round 3, Board 1
The game ended by draw vote in Fall, 1909.
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Austria:
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Eric Grinnell
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(8)
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21.192
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England:
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Jim O'Kelley
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(11)
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40.066
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France:
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Jorge Zhang
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(10)
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33.113
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Germany:
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Mike French
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(0)
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0.000
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Italy:
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Brian Shelden
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(4)
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5.298
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Russia:
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Ali Adib
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(1)
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0.331
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Turkey:
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Ben Hafner
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(0)
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0.000
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E:Jim O'Kelley
F:Jorge Zhang
G:Mike French
I:Brian Shelden
R:Ali Adib
T:Ben Hafner
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Round 2, Board 1
The game ended by stasis in Spring, 1913. No centers had changed hands between competing alliances in 3 game years.
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Austria:
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Siobhan Nolen
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(7)
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16.554
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England:
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Chris Kelly
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(11)
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40.878
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France:
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David Hafner
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(0)
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0.000
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Germany:
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Ali Adib
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(10)
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33.784
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Italy:
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Grant Smith
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(1)
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0.338
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Russia:
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Mike French
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(0)
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0.000
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Turkey:
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Jake Trotta
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(5)
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8.446
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E: Chris Kelly
F: David Hafner
G: Ali Adib
I: Grant Smith
R: Mike French
T: Jake Trotta
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Round 2, Board 2
The game ended by draw vote in Spring, 1912.
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Austria:
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Chris Glassburn
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(0)
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0.000
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England:
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Matt Sundstrom
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(13)
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49.128
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(Best England)
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France:
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Guy Loftin
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(0)
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0.000
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Germany:
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Melinda Holley
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(11)
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35.174
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Italy:
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Jorge Zhang
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(1)
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0.291
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(Icarus Award)
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Russia:
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Eric Grinnell
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(2)
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1.163
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Turkey:
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Mick Johnson
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(7)
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14.244
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E: M Sundstrom
F: G Loftin
G: M Holley
I: J Zhang
R: E Grinnell
T: M Johnson
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Round 2, Board 3
The game ended by draw vote in Spring, 1909.
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Austria:
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Paul Pignotti
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(2)
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0.376
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England:
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Jake Langenfeld
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(1)
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0.376
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France:
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Jeff Goss
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(8)
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24.060
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Germany:
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Nick Rohn
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(10)
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37.594
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Italy:
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John Gramila
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(6)
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13.534
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Russia:
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Tim Yanok
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(0)
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0.000
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Turkey:
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Gus Spelman
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(8)
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24.060
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E: J Langenfeld
F: J Goss
G: N Rohn
I: J Gramila
R: T Yanok
T: G Spelman
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Round 1, Board 4
The game ended by draw vote in Spring, 1909.
E: Jorge Zhang
F: Siobhan Nolen
G: Bryan Pravel
I: Geoff Serednesky
R: Megan Murphy
T: Jeff Goss
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Austria:
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Josh Heffernan
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(7)
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24.747
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England:
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Jorge Zhang
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(6)
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18.182
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France:
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Siobhan Nolen
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(6)
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18.182
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Germany:
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Bryan Pravel
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(6)
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18.182
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Italy:
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Geoff Serednesky
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(0)
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0.000
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Russia:
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Megan Murphy
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(4)
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8.081
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Turkey:
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Jeff Goss
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(5)
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12.626
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