January 2006 - 8
Letters to the Editor
director calls (mostly about hesitations), and the detrimental effect
they have on some players' enjoyment of the game, versus the
enforcement of ACBL rules and
regulations.
It is certainly true that some
players seem to consider the director call a convenient source of
matchpoints or IMPs - and we all
know the shrieking or bellowed director calls. When playing in casual
games against inexperienced opponents, certain behaviors by them
should be excused, though perhaps
brought to their attention after the
round.
That being said, I would like
to point out that by far the most
frequent Zero Tolerance violations
I witness are opponents' reactions
to director calls. They frequently
include statements made to partner
- but clearly aimed at the opponents - to the effect of "Let them
call the director if they need a top
so desperately." Directors seem very
hesitant to enforce Zero Tolerance in
these situations.
What seems to be frequently
forgotten in these situations is that
a director call is supposed to make
sure that the game continues to be
played by the rules following an
infraction.
Finally, while experienced players
certainly have a responsibility to
be more considerate toward inexperienced opponents in more casual
settings, I would suggest that anyone
playing in the A flight of a flighted
event should be deemed able to follow rules and procedures correctly.
DAVID KEMPE
Los Angeles CA
Déjà vu
To the Editor:
When I first looked at the cover
of the June 2005 issue of the Bridge
Bulletin, I thought that it was ad-
Patron Member
Lloyd Arvedon of Bedford MA should
have been listed along with other
Patron Members in the December
issue (page 22).
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dressed to me personally. After
all, it had my name (even though
it was turned sideways) just under
the wording "Thank you, Colonel."
Actually, my association with ACBL
goes back a long way. One of my
most treasured possessions is a silver box with the following engraved
on the lid:
In Appreciation to William F.
Lovell, Director and number one
player of CZOOM Duplicate Bridge
Club, 1957, 1958, Japan
CZOOM is the abbreviation of
Camp Zama Officers Open Mess.
I remember the times all those
years ago when I manually calculated the results at the end of each
session and sent the pertinent data
back to ACBL Headquarters. As
I recall, I was a major then. My
favorite bridge story goes back to
1950, when I was posted in Tehran,
Iran, as an advisor to their Army
to assist in the establishment of an
Officers Infantry School. Needless
to say, the U.S. and Iranian governments were on friendly terms then
and the Shah reigned supreme.
We also had U.S. advisors to their
police establishment stationed there.
Our families were permitted to accompany us. My assignment just
before going to Iran was as an advisor to a National Guard unit located
in Reno NV.
In Iran, there were more than 50
persons in the ARMISH group (U.S.
Army Headquarters) and about that
many in the Gendarmarie Mission
(the police advisors). Many of the
women and some of the men were
bridge players. A number of them
had played duplicate bridge back
home and were interested in starting a club in Tehran. There was a
problem, though - our group had
neither the cards nor the boards!
Where there is a will, there is a
way, however.
I wrote to the manager of a club
in Reno I had met during my assignment there. I asked him to send me
30 used decks of cards and he did.
But what about the boards? The
women solved that problem - they
cut out strips of oilcloth (used for
tablecloths in some instances) about
the length of four cards and slightly
wider than a card, folded and sewed
each end so that 13 cards could
be slipped inside. Two strips holding cards at each end were placed
exactly across each other, sewed
at the middle. When the four ends
holding the cards were folded over
each other, viola! A new type of
duplicate board. I wouldn't say that
necessity is the mother of invention
in this case but it was very clever
and lots of fun for all concerned.
COL. WILLIAM F. LOVELL
(retired)
Honolulu HI
No more VPs
To the Editor:
I have played in several regional
and sectional tournaments in the
past few years, and I cannot see
why the tournaments have adopted
victory point scoring for Swiss
teams. The only reason several of us
can see is it is strongly favorable for
the professional bridge player.
I was on a team that played in the
Seaside Oregon Sectional this year.
We won six of seven close matches
and lost one by 3 IMPs. We placed
tied for third.
In my estimation VPs work best
for teams that annihilate their opponents. A very good team can do
this to most any other team. This
gives them a tremendous advantage,
and it doesn't seem to be in the best
interests of bridge.
Stratified events, where multiple
strats are playing each other, also
causes huge VP differences. Directors should be able to handle the
win/loss scoring easier. It certainly
is no more difficult than VPs.
I have talked to many tournament
players (not professionals), and
have not found anyone in favor of
the VP system. So why aren't you
organizers listening? A change back
to win/loss may improve attendance
at your tournaments. Listen to
what the people with fewer than 50
masterpoints have to say. Please,
tournament organizers, go back to
wins and losses.
DICK MALLON
Ocean Shores WA
Bridge Bulletin
Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of January 2006
Viewpoint - Brent Manley
Letters to the Editor
From the CEO - Jay Baum
2006 ACBL President - Harriette Buckman - Profile
Dallas hosts the 2006 Spring NABC
World Championship report from Estoril
New Computer Bridge Champion
Jenny Ryman and Gavin Wolpert win Blue Ribbon Pairs
Fall NABC recap
The Bidding Lab - TONT - Jim ten Broeke
The Bidding Box
It's Your Call
World Youth championship
Ruling the Game - Mike Flader
For Newer Players
Focus, Focus, Focus! - Barbara Seagram
Ask Jerry - Jerry Helms
Mike's Bidding Quiz - Mike Lawrence
Conventional Wisdom - part 18
Bridge Player's Survival Kit - The mouse that roared! - Leslie Shafer
Answers to Mike's Bidding Quiz
New Masterpoint race parameters
This is a hold-up! - Pat Harrington
For Intermediate Players
Boehm on Bridge - Matchpoint/IMP Strategy - part 16
The Real Deal - Larry Cohen
Claim with Colchamiro - Sifting through the Evidence
Better Bidding with Bergen - Making the most of your intermediates
Chalk Talk - Eddie Kantar
It's Just MayHem - Weak notrumps part 1 - Marilyn Hemenway
For Advanced Players
Bidding to Play - Leading questions part 7 - Frank Stewart
Our Reader's Ask - Eric Kokish
Test Your Play - Eddie Kantar
Bidding Matters - 12 Habits - Karen Walker
Mike's Advice - A defense to "gambling" 3NT - Mike Lawrence
Cuebid? What cuebid?
East hands - The Bidding Box
Solutions to Test Your Play
Bridge with the Abbot - Brother Xavier's trump promotion - David Bird
Winsome & Loathsome - The sweetest coup - Zeke Jabbour
Partnership Bridge - The Granovetters
West hands - The Bidding Box
Club News
Life Master Milestones
New Life Masters
In Memoriam
Obituary - Karl Johnson
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January 2006 - Letters to the Editor
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January 2006 - From the CEO - Jay Baum
January 2006 - 2006 ACBL President - Harriette Buckman - Profile
January 2006 - Dallas hosts the 2006 Spring NABC
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January 2006 - World Championship report from Estoril
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January 2006 - New Computer Bridge Champion
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January 2006 - Fall NABC recap
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January 2006 - The Bidding Lab - TONT - Jim ten Broeke
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January 2006 - The Bidding Box
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January 2006 - It's Your Call
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January 2006 - World Youth championship
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January 2006 - Ruling the Game - Mike Flader
January 2006 - Focus, Focus, Focus! - Barbara Seagram
January 2006 - Mike's Bidding Quiz - Mike Lawrence
January 2006 - Conventional Wisdom - part 18
January 2006 - Answers to Mike's Bidding Quiz
January 2006 - New Masterpoint race parameters
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January 2006 - 45
January 2006 - This is a hold-up! - Pat Harrington
January 2006 - Boehm on Bridge - Matchpoint/IMP Strategy - part 16
January 2006 - The Real Deal - Larry Cohen
January 2006 - Claim with Colchamiro - Sifting through the Evidence
January 2006 - Better Bidding with Bergen - Making the most of your intermediates
January 2006 - Chalk Talk - Eddie Kantar
January 2006 - It's Just MayHem - Weak notrumps part 1 - Marilyn Hemenway
January 2006 - Bidding to Play - Leading questions part 7 - Frank Stewart
January 2006 - Our Reader's Ask - Eric Kokish
January 2006 - Test Your Play - Eddie Kantar
January 2006 - Bidding Matters - 12 Habits - Karen Walker
January 2006 - Cuebid? What cuebid?
January 2006 - Solutions to Test Your Play
January 2006 - Bridge with the Abbot - Brother Xavier's trump promotion - David Bird
January 2006 - Winsome & Loathsome - The sweetest coup - Zeke Jabbour
January 2006 - West hands - The Bidding Box
January 2006 - Club News
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January 2006 - Life Master Milestones
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January 2006 - New Life Masters
January 2006 - Obituary - Karl Johnson
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