Chester Bowl success |
The Chester Bowl blue-pointed pairs competition was held on Sunday 20th October and attracted a high-quality field.
The first session was a qualifier with all 32 pairs taking part and was won by Paul Roberts and Julian Merrill with Jackie Pye and John Holland coming second.
The top 14 pairs contested the final with Peter Richmond and Roger Allison winning the trophy and Paul Roberts and Julian Merrill coming second.
The remaining 18 pairs contested a consolation final session which was won by Ian Blackhurst and Peter Sumption with Brian Crawford and Frank McAleavy coming second.
The Club's President, David Smith, is seen here presenting the prizes (and, of course, the trophy) to all those named above.
Thanks also go to the EBU's James Vickers who directed the event and is seen here with David and the winning pair.
Well done everybody!
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Monthly prizes for September |
Hi everyone, monthly Prizes for September go to::
- Monday Ian Blackhurst
- Wednesday Terry Jones
- Friday Gill and Bernard Farrell
Well done all of you.
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Bob Graham Indivdual Trophy |
We held the final of the Bob Graham Individual Trophy on Monday 30 September. 20 players qualified for the final and played 19 1-board rounds - each player partnered each other once and (yes - you've guessed it!) played against each other twice. Here is a picture of the finalists:
Congratulations to the winner, Phil Nuttall seen holding the Trophy, and to Martin Booth who was 2nd and Joan Webb who was 3rd.
Clicking on this link will take you to a page with information about the competition.
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We were part of EBU's Festival of Bridge |
Our regular Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday sessions in the week w/c 9 September were part of EBU's Festival of Bridge (BRIDGE IT'S A BIG DEAL) which was in aid of Cancer Research UK. Deva Bridge Club has now paid £425 to the charity this amount being the table money collected (£4 in club and $4.50 on BBO) less the normal UMS paid to EBU and BBO's share. EBU are also donating the UMS to the charity which (thanks to those who played in those sessions) means we raised £491 in total. In total the Festival has (as of Sept 29) raised over £80,000. Not bad hey!
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