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1st: John
Crabtree
2nd: Alan
Applebaum
3rd: Tom
Drueding
4th: Michael
Kaye
5th: Jim
Doughan
6th: Tom
Gregorio
Overall: The
Germans won 23 of the 37 games played. Supply
bids escalated every round as the survivors
showed their preference for the Germans.
Despite this, John Crabtree wins as the Allies
behind strong assault dice by taking Caen
on the 10th against the vaunted German defense
of WBC champ Applebaum in a game played in
less than a week.
Round-By-Round
Results
Round
1 — Matches ended Nov. 3, 2001,
or upon all completion, whichever occurred
first.
Germans won 11 of 18 games
with an average supply bid handicap of
3.9 due to 10 players preferring to play
the Allies.
Allies |
Germans |
Bid
|
Winner
|
Marvin
Birnbaum |
Nick
Markevich |
0
|
Allies
|
Nick
Frydas |
James
Doughan |
0
|
Germans
|
Ken
Nied |
Phil
Barcafer |
0
|
Germans
|
Anthony
Daw |
Bob
Ryan |
0
|
Allies
|
John
Howell |
Andrew
Cummins |
0
|
Germans
|
Bill
Edwards |
Henry
Jones |
0
|
Germans
|
Al
Bard |
Dennis
Nicholson |
0
|
Germans
|
Tom
Dworschak |
John
Crabtree |
0
|
Germans
|
Rob
Haden |
George
Young |
0
|
Germans
|
Michael
Rinella |
Bryan
Thompson |
0
|
Allies
|
Mark
Gutfreund |
Alan
Applebaum |
+15
Allied Supply
|
Germans
|
Tom
Drueding |
Bruno
Passacantando |
+7
Allied Supply
|
Allies
|
Jim
Pyle |
Steve
Andriakos |
+6
Allied Supply
|
Germans
|
Mike
Kaye |
Bryan
Eshleman |
+5
Allied Supply
|
Allies
|
Philip
Smith |
Jim
Eliason |
+10
Allied Supply
|
Allies
|
Richard
Tucker |
Ron
Fedin |
+5
Allied Supply
|
Germans
|
Tom
Gregorio |
Mike
Brophy |
+7
Allied Supply
|
Allies
|
Paul
Fletcher |
Don
Greenwood |
+16
Allied Supply
|
Germans
|
Round
2 — Matches
ended April 14, 2002,
or upon all completion, whichever occurred
first.
The Germans won five of ten games with
an average bid 10.3 supply points.
In the Consolation
Round, the Germans took four of five with
one game continuing off the ladder. Thanks
to a bidding match for the Allies, the average
in the Consolation round was a mere 2.3 for
the Germans.
Allies |
Germans |
Bid
|
Winner
|
Anthony
Daw |
Alan
Applebaum |
0
|
Germans
|
Mike
Rinella |
Marvin
Birnbaum |
0
|
Allies
|
Tom
Drueding |
Phil
Barcafer |
-12
|
Allies
|
Andrew
Cummins |
Henry
Jones |
-13
|
Allies
|
Ron
Fedin |
George
Young |
-11
|
Allies
|
Philip
Smith |
Don
Greenwood |
-18
|
Germans
|
Dennis
Nicholson |
John
Crabtree |
-12
|
Germans
|
Steve
Andriakos |
Jim
Doughan |
-15
|
Germans
|
Mark
Gutfreund (Eliminator) |
Michael
Kaye |
-12
|
Germans
|
Tom
Gregorio |
Bryan
Eshleman (Eliminator) |
-10
|
Allies
|
Consolation
Round
|
Don
Greenwood |
Tom
Dworschak |
-13
|
Germans
|
Nick
Markevich |
Bill
Edwards |
-7
|
Allies
|
Ken
Nied |
Paul
Fletcher |
-10
|
Allies
|
Tyler
Gingrich |
Jim
Pyle |
-5
|
Germans
|
Bob
Jamelli |
John
Howell |
0
|
Germans
|
Kevin
Shewfelt |
Alan
Bard |
+15
|
Germans
|
Round
3 — Matches ended Aug.
15, 2002, or upon all completion, whichever
occurred first. The
Consolation Round ended on Sept.
16, 2002.
And then there were five. Round
3 ended nearly three months before the
deadline, as the remaining unbeaten players
showed how quickly the game can be played.
The Germans won four of five games with
an average bid of 16.2 supply points. It
seems the bids escalate as the rounds progress.
Allies |
Germans |
Bid
|
Winner
|
Andrew
Cummins |
Alan
Applebaum |
17
|
Germans
|
Don
Greenwood |
John
Crabtree |
22
|
Germans
|
Ron
Fedin |
Jim
Doughan |
15
|
Germans
|
Tom
Gregorio |
Tom
Drueding |
12
|
Germans
|
Michael
Kaye |
Mike
Rinella |
12
|
Allies
|
Consolation Round
|
Marvin
Birnbaum |
Tom
Dworschak |
8
|
Allies
|
Ron
Fedin |
Jim
Eliason |
10
|
Germans
|
Steve
Andriakos |
Mark
Gutfreund |
12
|
Germans
|
Phil
Barcafer |
Henry
Jones |
19
|
Allies
|
George
Young |
Tom
Gregorio |
12
|
Allies
|
Dennis
Nicholson |
Paul
Fletcher |
15
|
Allies
|
John
Howell |
Jim
Pyle |
3
|
Germans
|
Anthony
Daw |
Phil
Smith |
12
|
Germans
|
Bob
Jamelli |
Kevin
Shewfelt |
0
|
Allies
|
Bryan
Thompson |
Bryan
Eshleman |
0
|
Germans
|
Round
4 — Matches ended Oct.
31, 2002, or upon all completion, whichever
occurred first.
Consolation Ladder
head Tom Dworschak served as an Eliminator
in Round 4. As he was successful, he shortened
the tournament by one round,
with Round 5 as the Finals.
Allies |
Germans |
Bid
|
Winner
|
Jim
Doughan |
Alan
Applebaum |
20
|
Germans
|
Michael
Kaye |
John
Crabtree |
15
|
Germans
|
Tom
Drueding |
Tom
Dworschak (Eliminator) |
18
|
Germans
|
Round
5 Final Match: Round 5 ended by
Feb. 4, 2003.
Allies |
Germans |
Bid
|
Champion
|
John
Crabtree |
Alan
Applebaum |
19
|
Allies
|
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