DIAMOND BEATS NICKELL in WORLD BRIDGE CHAMPIONSHIP
by Judy Kay-Wolff on
October 13th, 2010
After Bobby and I had dinner, we checked into the Vugraph auditorium (formerly Pendergraph Room) to see the final score. With three boards to go, Diamond was leading Nickell by, I believe, 42 IMPS. We didn’t await the final three boards — so unless, this turns into a DEWEY WINS headlines, congratulations are in order for the young stars: Brian Platnick, John Diamond, Eric Greco, Geoff Hampson, Fred Gitelman and Brad Moss. It is a pleasure to see six fine gentlemen capture a title from the world greats on the Nickell Team!
I am sure there will be many reports later, but as for now we are closing our suitcases, going beddy bye and will be headed back to Vegas early tomorrow.
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I hope you had a good time in Philly. I don’t doubt you did. It was exciting to see then win even across the Internet.
Hi Linda:
Philly was fun (but far from a good tournament for me). However, I saw my sister for dinner (first time in three years) and the hundreds of old friends at the tournament I had played against in the Regional for years. It was indeed old home week and was capped off by the young Diamond Team winning The Rosenblum. What a thrill for Bobby and me as it proves interest in upcoming juniors sure pays off!
Cheers,
Judy
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