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{{Short description|North American contract bridge tournament}} |
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{{about|the bridge tournament|the surname|Reisinger (surname)}} |
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The '''Reisinger''' national bridge championship is held at the fall [[American Contract Bridge League]] (ACBL) [[North American Bridge Championships|North American Bridge Championship]] (NABC). |
The '''Reisinger''' national bridge championship is held at the fall [[American Contract Bridge League]] (ACBL) [[North American Bridge Championships|North American Bridge Championship]] (NABC). |
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The event began in 1929 as the North American Open Team Championship and the prize was the Chicago Trophy, donated by the Auction Bridge Club of Chicago. (In 1928, the open team competition was for the Harold S. Vanderbilt Cup.) |
The event began in 1929 as the North American Open Team Championship and the prize was the Chicago Trophy, donated by the Auction Bridge Club of Chicago. (In 1928, the open team competition was for the Harold S. Vanderbilt Cup.) |
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The Chicago Trophy was replaced in 1965 by the Reisinger Memorial Trophy, donated by the Greater New York Bridge Association in memory of Curt H. Reisinger. Reisinger (1891–1964), from New York City, was a principal patron of contract bridge and the American Contract Bridge League in the early years of both; he was a great-grandson of Anheuser and a grandson of Busch, co-founders of the brewery from which he inherited great wealth. That wealth enabled him to become a stalwart financial supporter of the game, as well as a noted philanthropist on a larger scale. |
The Chicago Trophy was replaced in 1965 by the Reisinger Memorial Trophy, donated by the Greater New York Bridge Association in memory of Curt H. Reisinger. Reisinger (1891–1964), from New York City, was a principal patron of contract bridge and the American Contract Bridge League in the early years of both; he was a great-grandson of Anheuser and a grandson of Busch, co-founders of the brewery from which he inherited great wealth. That wealth enabled him to become a stalwart financial supporter of the game, as well as a noted philanthropist on a larger scale.<ref>{{Citation |title = NABC Daily Bulletin |volume = 70 |number = 8 |page = 4 |date = November 29, 1996 |url = http://web2.acbl.org/nabcbulletins/1996fall/db8.pdf |format = PDF}}</ref> |
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==Winners== |
==Winners== |
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! 1936 |
! 1936 |
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|| Marge Anderson, Donald G. Farquharson, Mrs. J. A. Faulkner, Percy Sheardown |
|| Marge Anderson, Donald G. Farquharson, Mrs. J. A. Faulkner, [[Percy Sheardown]] |
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|| Arthur Glatt, Laura Heiner, John R. Smith, [[Albert Weiss]] |
|| Arthur Glatt, Laura Heiner, John R. Smith, [[Albert Weiss]] |
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! 1937 |
! 1937 |
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|| [[John R. Crawford]], [[Charles Goren]], [[Charles J. Solomon]], [[Sally Young]] |
|| [[John R. Crawford]], [[Charles Goren]], [[Charles J. Solomon]], [[Sally Young]] |
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|| Oscar J. Brotman, William Perry, [[Al Roth]], S. S. Vorzimer |
|| Oscar J. Brotman, William Perry, [[Alvin Roth (bridge)|Al Roth]], S. S. Vorzimer |
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! 1938 |
! 1938 |
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! 1939 |
! 1939 |
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|| [[B. Jay Becker]], [[John R. Crawford]], [[Charles Goren]], [[Charles J. Solomon]], [[Sally Young]] |
|| [[B. Jay Becker]], [[John R. Crawford]], [[Charles Goren]], [[Charles J. Solomon]], [[Sally Young]] |
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|| <small>2/4. Jay Cushing, Seymour Kaplan, Al Leibowitz, Edward N. Marcus <br>2/4. [[Oswald Jacoby]], Merwyn Maier, [[Robert A. McPherran]], [[Waldemar von Zedtwitz]] <br>2/4. Henry Auslander, Joseph Davis, Jacob D. Lindy, Catherine W. Samberg |
|| <small>2/4. Jay Cushing, Seymour Kaplan, Al Leibowitz, Edward N. Marcus <br>2/4. [[Oswald Jacoby]], Merwyn Maier, [[Robert A. McPherran]], [[Waldemar von Zedtwitz]] <br>2/4. Henry Auslander, Joseph Davis, Jacob D. Lindy, Catherine W. Samberg</small> |
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! 1940 |
! 1940 |
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! 1943 |
! 1943 |
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|| [[B. Jay Becker]], [[Charles Goren]], [[Sidney Silodor]], [[Helen Sobel]] |
|| [[B. Jay Becker]], [[Charles Goren]], [[Sidney Silodor]], [[Helen Sobel]] |
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|| Samuel Katz, Bertram Lebhar |
|| Samuel Katz, [[Bertram Lebhar Jr.]], Peter Leventritt, Simon Rossant |
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! 1944 |
! 1944 |
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! 1946 |
! 1946 |
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|| A. Mitchell Barnes, [[John R. Crawford]], [[Al Roth]], [[Edith Seligman]]<!-- Kemp Freilich--> |
|| A. Mitchell Barnes, [[John R. Crawford]], [[Alvin Roth (bridge)|Al Roth]], [[Edith Seligman]]<!-- Kemp Freilich--> |
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|| Simon Becker, Stanley O. Fenkel, Fred D. Karpin, Louis Newman |
|| Simon Becker, Stanley O. Fenkel, Fred D. Karpin, Louis Newman |
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! 1947 |
! 1947 |
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| colspan=2| 1–3. Paula Bacher, Jane Jaeger, [[Kay Rhodes]], [[Sally Young]]<br>1-3. [[John R. Crawford]], [[Theodore Lightner]], [[George Rapée]], [[Sam Stayman]]<br>1-3. Robert Appleyard, Morris Berliant, Malcolm A. Lightman, Simon Rossant |
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1-3. [[John R. Crawford]], [[Theodore Lightner]], [[George Rapée]], [[Sam Stayman]] |
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<br>1-3. Robert Appleyard, Morris Berliant, Malcolm A. Lightman, Simon Rossant |
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! 1948 |
! 1948 |
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|| George Boeckh, Bruce Elliott, [[Agnes Gordon]], Charlotte Sidway |
|| George Boeckh, [[Bruce Elliott (bridge)|Bruce Elliott]], [[Agnes Gordon]], Charlotte Sidway |
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|| [[John R. Crawford]], [[George Rapée]], [[Sidney Silodor]], [[Sam Stayman]] |
|| [[John R. Crawford]], [[George Rapée]], [[Sidney Silodor]], [[Sam Stayman]] |
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! 1949 |
! 1949 |
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|| [[Lee Hazen]], Larry Hirsch, [[Richard |
|| [[Lee Hazen]], Larry Hirsch, [[Richard Kahn (contract bridge)|Richard Kahn]], Peter Leventritt, Jack Shore |
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|| <small>2/3. Sidney Aronson, Emily Folline, Benjamin O. Johnson, Ludwig J. Kabakjian, Edward N. Marcus <br>2/3. [[Jeff Glick]], [[Arthur S. Goldsmith]], [[Alvin Landy]], [[Sol Mogal]], Elmer I. Schwartz |
|| <small>2/3. Sidney Aronson, Emily Folline, Benjamin O. Johnson, Ludwig J. Kabakjian, Edward N. Marcus <br>2/3. [[Jeff Glick]], [[Arthur S. Goldsmith]], [[Alvin Landy]], [[Sol Mogal]], Elmer I. Schwartz</small> |
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! 1950 |
! 1950 |
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! 1951 |
! 1951 |
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|| Corti Boland, Bruce Elliott, Micky M. Miller, Percy |
|| Corti Boland, [[Bruce Elliott (bridge)|Bruce Elliott]], Micky M. Miller, [[Percy Sheardown]] |
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|| [[B. Jay Becker]], [[Charles Goren]], Myron F. Field, [[Sidney Silodor]], [[Helen Sobel]] |
|| [[B. Jay Becker]], [[Charles Goren]], Myron F. Field, [[Sidney Silodor]], [[Helen Sobel]] |
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! 1952 |
! 1952 |
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|| [[Harold Harkavy]], [[Edith Kemp]], [[Al Roth]], [[Tobias Stone]] |
|| [[Harold Harkavy]], [[Edith Kemp]], [[Alvin Roth (bridge)|Al Roth]], [[Tobias Stone]] |
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|| Edward H. Cohen, [[Jeff Glick]], [[Arthur S. Goldsmith]], Elmer I. Schwartz |
|| Edward H. Cohen, [[Jeff Glick]], [[Arthur S. Goldsmith]], Elmer I. Schwartz |
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! 1954 |
! 1954 |
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|| [[B. Jay Becker]], [[John R. Crawford]], [[George Rapée]], [[Sidney Silodor]] |
|| [[B. Jay Becker]], [[John R. Crawford]], [[George Rapée]], [[Sidney Silodor]] |
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|| Israel Cohen, Paul Kibler, [[Al Roth]], [[William Seamon]] |
|| Israel Cohen, Paul Kibler, [[Alvin Roth (bridge)|Al Roth]], [[William Seamon]] |
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! 1955 |
! 1955 |
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|| [[Ben Fain]], George Heath, [[Paul Hodge]], [[James Jacoby |
|| [[Ben Fain]], George Heath, [[Paul Hodge]], [[James Jacoby|Jim Jacoby]], [[Oswald Jacoby]] |
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|| William V. Lipton, [[Victor Mitchell (bridge) |
|| William V. Lipton, [[Victor Mitchell (bridge)|Victor Mitchell]], W. Miller Nelson, Joseph G. Ripstra |
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! 1956 |
! 1956 |
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! 1961 |
! 1961 |
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|| [[John R. Crawford]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]], [[Al Roth]], [[Sidney Silodor]], [[Tobias Stone]] |
|| [[John R. Crawford]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]], [[Alvin Roth (bridge)|Al Roth]], [[Sidney Silodor]], [[Tobias Stone]] |
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|| <small>2/3. Charles Coon, [[Robert F. Jordan]], [[Eric Murray (bridge)|Eric Murray]], [[Arthur G. Robinson]] <br>2/3. Harold B. Guiver, [[Carol Sanders]], [[Thomas K. Sanders |
|| <small>2/3. Charles Coon, [[Robert F. Jordan]], [[Eric Murray (bridge)|Eric Murray]], [[Arthur G. Robinson]] <br>2/3. Harold B. Guiver, [[Carol Sanders]], [[Thomas K. Sanders|Tommy Sanders]], Michael Shuman</small> |
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! 1962 |
! 1962 |
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| colspan=2| 1/2. Paul Allinger, Harold B. Guiver, Lew Mathe, [[Ron Von der Porten]], [[Erik Paulsen]], [[Edward O. Taylor]] |
| colspan=2| 1/2. Paul Allinger, Harold B. Guiver, Lew Mathe, [[Ron Von der Porten]], [[Erik Paulsen]], [[Edward O. Taylor]]<br>1/2. [[Bob Hamman]], [[Eddie Kantar]], Donald P. Krauss, [[Marshall Miles]] |
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1/2. [[Bob Hamman]], [[Eddie Kantar]], Donald P. Krauss, [[Marshall Miles]] |
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! 1963 |
! 1963 |
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! 1966 |
! 1966 |
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|| [[Robert F. Jordan]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]], [[Arthur G. Robinson]] |
|| [[Robert F. Jordan]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]], [[Arthur G. Robinson]] |
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|| <small>2/3. Gerald W. Bare, Harold B. Guiver, Lew Mathe, Mike McMahan, [[Erik Paulsen]], Hugh Ross <br>2/3. [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Al Roth]], Bee Schenken, [[Howard Schenken]] |
|| <small>2/3. Gerald W. Bare, Harold B. Guiver, Lew Mathe, Mike McMahan, [[Erik Paulsen]], Hugh Ross <br>2/3. [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Alvin Roth (bridge)|Al Roth]], Bee Schenken, [[Howard Schenken]]</small> |
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! 1967 |
! 1967 |
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|| [[Robert F. Jordan]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]], [[Arthur G. Robinson]], [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Al Roth]] |
|| [[Robert F. Jordan]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]], [[Arthur G. Robinson]], [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Alvin Roth (bridge)|Al Roth]] |
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|| Steve Altman, [[Mike Becker]], Charles Peres, Daniel Rotman |
|| Steve Altman, [[Mike Becker]], Charles Peres, Daniel Rotman |
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! 1970 |
! 1970 |
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| colspan=2| 1/2. [[Billy Eisenberg]], [[Bobby Goldman]], [[Bob Hamman]], [[James Jacoby |
| colspan=2| 1/2. [[Billy Eisenberg]], [[Bobby Goldman]], [[Bob Hamman]], [[James Jacoby|Jim Jacoby]], [[Mike Lawrence (bridge)|Mike Lawrence]], [[Bobby Wolff]] |
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1/2. [[Grant Baze]], Anthony Dionisi, William Grieve, Harlow Lewis, Peter Pender, [[George Rapée]] |
1/2. [[Grant Baze]], Anthony Dionisi, William Grieve, Harlow Lewis, Peter Pender, [[George Rapée]] |
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! 1973 |
! 1973 |
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|| Larry T. Cohen, Richard H. Katz, Bud Reinhold, [[Alan Sontag]], [[Peter Weichsel]] |
|| Larry T. Cohen, Richard H. Katz, Bud Reinhold, [[Alan Sontag]], [[Peter Weichsel]] |
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|| Jack Blair, Byron L. Greenberg, |
|| Jack Blair, Byron L. Greenberg, [[Thomas K. Sanders|Tommy Sanders]], [[Paul Swanson]] |
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! 1974 |
! 1974 |
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! 1977 |
! 1977 |
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|| [[Jimmy Cayne]], [[Alan C. Greenberg]], [[James Jacoby |
|| [[Jimmy Cayne]], [[Alan C. Greenberg]], [[James Jacoby|Jim Jacoby]], [[Kyle Larsen]], [[Mike Lawrence (bridge)|Mike Lawrence]] |
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|| [[Matt Granovetter]], [[Robert Lipsitz]], Neil Silverman, [[Sam Stayman]] |
|| [[Matt Granovetter]], [[Robert Lipsitz]], Neil Silverman, [[Sam Stayman]] |
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! 1978 |
! 1978 |
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|| Fred Hamilton, [[Bob Hamman]], [[Ira Rubin]], [[Bobby Wolff]]; <small>[[Ira Corn]] (npc) |
|| Fred Hamilton, [[Bob Hamman]], [[Ira Rubin]], [[Bobby Wolff]]; <small>[[Ira Corn]] (npc)</small> |
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|| Allan Graves, [[Gaylor Kasle]], [[Mark Lair]], George Mittelman, Barney O'Malia, Ron Smith |
|| Allan Graves, [[Gaylor Kasle]], [[Mark Lair]], [[George Mittelman]], Barney O'Malia, Ron Smith |
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! 1979 |
! 1979 |
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| colspan=2| 1/2. [[Russ Arnold]], [[Bobby Levin]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], Bud Reinhold, [[Eric Rodwell]] |
| colspan=2| 1/2. [[Russ Arnold]], [[Bobby Levin]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], Bud Reinhold, [[Eric Rodwell]]<br>1/2. Fred Hamilton, [[Bob Hamman]], [[Ira Rubin]], [[Bobby Wolff]]; <small>[[Ira Corn]] (npc)</small> |
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1/2. Fred Hamilton, [[Bob Hamman]], [[Ira Rubin]], [[Bobby Wolff]]; <small>[[Ira Corn]] (npc) |
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! 1980 |
! 1980 |
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|| [[Ron Andersen]], [[Malcolm Brachman]], [[Bobby Goldman]], [[Eddie Kantar]], [[Mike Lawrence (bridge)|Mike Lawrence]], [[Paul Soloway]] |
|| [[Ron Andersen]], [[Malcolm Brachman]], [[Bobby Goldman]], [[Eddie Kantar]], [[Mike Lawrence (bridge)|Mike Lawrence]], [[Paul Soloway]] |
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|| <small>2/3. [[Mark Lair]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], [[Mike Passell]], [[Eric Rodwell]], [[George Rosenkranz]], [[Eddie Wold]] <br>2/3. Roy Fox, [[Ed Manfield]], [[Paul Swanson]], [[Kit Woolsey]] |
|| <small>2/3. [[Mark Lair]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], [[Mike Passell]], [[Eric Rodwell]], [[George Rosenkranz]], [[Eddie Wold]] <br>2/3. Roy Fox, [[Ed Manfield]], [[Paul Swanson]], [[Kit Woolsey]]</small> |
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! 1981 |
! 1981 |
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|| [[Chip Martel]], Peter Pender, Hugh Ross, [[Lew Stansby]] |
|| [[Chip Martel]], Peter Pender, Hugh Ross, [[Lew Stansby]] |
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|| <small>2/3. [[Roger Bates]], [[Chuck Burger]], [[Jimmy Cayne]], [[Billy Eisenberg]], [[Alan C. Greenberg]] <br>2/3. Evan Bailey, L. Andrew Campbell, Joel Hoersch, David J. Weiss |
|| <small>2/3. [[Roger Bates]], [[Chuck Burger]], [[Jimmy Cayne]], [[Billy Eisenberg]], [[Alan C. Greenberg]] <br>2/3. Evan Bailey, L. Andrew Campbell, Joel Hoersch, David J. Weiss</small> |
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! 1982 |
! 1982 |
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|| [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Richard Pavlicek]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]] |
|| [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Richard Pavlicek]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]] |
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|| [[Mark Molson]], Eric Kokish, Paul Lewis, Robert Lebi, George Mittelman, Drew Cannell |
|| [[Mark Molson]], Eric Kokish, Paul Lewis, Robert Lebi, [[George Mittelman]], Drew Cannell |
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! 1983 |
! 1983 |
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|| [[Oswald Jacoby]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]], [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Richard Pavlicek]] |
|| [[Oswald Jacoby]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]], [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Richard Pavlicek]] |
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|| <small>2/3. [[Ron Rubin (bridge)|Ron Rubin]], [[Mike Becker]], [[Billy Eisenberg]], [[Eddie Kantar]], [[Mike Lawrence (bridge)|Mike Lawrence]], [[Peter Weichsel]] <br>2/3. [[Chip Martel]], [[Lew Stansby]], Peter Pender, Hugh Ross |
|| <small>2/3. [[Ron Rubin (bridge)|Ron Rubin]], [[Mike Becker]], [[Billy Eisenberg]], [[Eddie Kantar]], [[Mike Lawrence (bridge)|Mike Lawrence]], [[Peter Weichsel]] <br>2/3. [[Chip Martel]], [[Lew Stansby]], Peter Pender, Hugh Ross</small> |
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! 1984 |
! 1984 |
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| colspan=2| 1/4. [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Richard Pavlicek]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]] |
| colspan=2| 1/4. [[Bill Root (bridge)|Bill Root]], [[Richard Pavlicek]], [[Edgar Kaplan]], [[Norman Kay (bridge)|Norman Kay]]<br>1/4. Fred Stewart, [[Steve Weinstein]], [[Allan Stauber]], [[Mike Smolen]]<br>1/4. [[Sam Stayman]], Richard Reisig, George Tornay, Saul Bronstein<br>1/4. [[Jim Robison]], Jon Wittes, [[Ross Grabel]], Stelios Touchtidis |
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1/4. Fred Stewart, [[Steve Weinstein]], [[Allan Stauber]], [[Mike Smolen]] |
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<br>1/4. [[Sam Stayman]], Richard Reisig, George Tornay, Saul Bronstein |
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<br>1/4. [[Jim Robison]], Jon Wittes, [[Ross Grabel]], Stelios Touchtidis |
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! 1985 |
! 1985 |
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| colspan=2| 1/2. [[Chip Martel]], Peter Pender, Hugh Ross, [[Lew Stansby]] |
| colspan=2| 1/2. [[Chip Martel]], Peter Pender, Hugh Ross, [[Lew Stansby]]<br>1/2. [[George Rosenkranz]], [[Eddie Wold]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], [[Eric Rodwell]], [[Marty Bergen (bridge)|Marty Bergen]], [[Larry Cohen (bridge)|Larry N. Cohen]] |
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1/2. [[George Rosenkranz]], [[Eddie Wold]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], [[Eric Rodwell]], [[Marty Bergen (bridge)|Marty Bergen]], [[Larry Cohen (bridge)|Larry N. Cohen]] |
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! 1986 |
! 1986 |
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|| Steve Robinson, [[Chip Martel]], Hugh Ross, [[Peter Boyd]], Peter Pender, [[Lew Stansby]] |
|| Steve Robinson, [[Chip Martel]], Hugh Ross, [[Peter Boyd]], Peter Pender, [[Lew Stansby]] |
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|| Bud Reinhold, [[Ron Andersen]], [[Thomas K. Sanders |
|| Bud Reinhold, [[Ron Andersen]], [[Thomas K. Sanders|Tommy Sanders]], [[Paul Soloway]], [[Bobby Goldman]] |
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! 1987 |
! 1987 |
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! 1998 |
! 1998 |
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|| [[Rita Shugart]], [[Andrew Robson]], [[Geir Helgemo]], [[Tony Forrester]] |
|| [[Rita Shugart]], [[Andrew Robson]], [[Geir Helgemo]], [[Tony Forrester]] |
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|| George Jacobs, [[Ralph Katz]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]], [[Peter Weichsel]], [[Alan Sontag]] |
|| [[George Jacobs (bridge player)|George Jacobs]], [[Ralph Katz]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]], [[Peter Weichsel]], [[Alan Sontag]] |
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! 1999 |
! 1999 |
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! 2000 |
! 2000 |
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|| George Jacobs, [[Ralph Katz]], [[Norberto Bocchi]], [[Giorgio Duboin]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]] |
|| [[George Jacobs (bridge player)|George Jacobs]], [[Ralph Katz]], [[Norberto Bocchi]], [[Giorgio Duboin]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]] |
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|| Mike Cappelletti Jr., [[Gary Cohler]], Richard Finberg, [[Mark Lair]], Jerry Goldfein |
|| Mike Cappelletti Jr., [[Gary Cohler]], Richard Finberg, [[Mark Lair]], Jerry Goldfein |
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! 2001 |
! 2001 |
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|| [[Roy Welland]], [[Björn Fallenius]], [[Brad Moss]], [[Fred Gitelman]], [[Steve Garner]], [[Howard Weinstein]] |
|| [[Roy Welland]], [[Björn Fallenius]], [[Brad Moss]], [[Fred Gitelman]], [[Steve Garner]], [[Howard Weinstein]] |
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|| George Jacobs, [[Ralph Katz]], [[Norberto Bocchi]], [[Giorgio Duboin]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]] |
|| [[George Jacobs (bridge player)|George Jacobs]], [[Ralph Katz]], [[Norberto Bocchi]], [[Giorgio Duboin]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]] |
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! 2002 |
! 2002 |
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|| [[Steve Landen]], [[Dan Morse (bridge)|Dan Morse]], [[Bobby Wolff]], Pratap Rajadhyaksha, [[Doug Doub]], [[Adam Wildavsky]] |
|| [[Steve Landen]], [[Dan Morse (bridge)|Dan Morse]], [[Bobby Wolff]], Pratap Rajadhyaksha, [[Doug Doub]], [[Adam Wildavsky]] |
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|| [[Richard Schwartz]], [[Mike Becker]], [[David Berkowitz (bridge)|David Berkowitz]], [[Larry Cohen (bridge)|Larry N. Cohen]], [[Zia Mahmood]], [[Michael Rosenberg]] |
|| [[Richard Schwartz (bridge)|Richard Schwartz]], [[Mike Becker]], [[David Berkowitz (bridge)|David Berkowitz]], [[Larry Cohen (bridge)|Larry N. Cohen]], [[Zia Mahmood]], [[Michael Rosenberg]] |
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! 2003 |
! 2003 |
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! 2004 |
! 2004 |
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|| [[Nick Nickell]], [[Richard Freeman (bridge)|Richard Freeman]], [[Bob Hamman]], [[Paul Soloway]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], [[Eric Rodwell]] |
|| [[Nick Nickell]], [[Richard Freeman (bridge)|Richard Freeman]], [[Bob Hamman]], [[Paul Soloway]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], [[Eric Rodwell]] |
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|| [[Richard Schwartz]], [[Mike Becker]], Andrea Buratti, Massimo Lanzarotti, [[David Berkowitz (bridge)|David Berkowitz]], [[Larry Cohen (bridge)|Larry N. Cohen]] |
|| [[Richard Schwartz (bridge)|Richard Schwartz]], [[Mike Becker]], Andrea Buratti, Massimo Lanzarotti, [[David Berkowitz (bridge)|David Berkowitz]], [[Larry Cohen (bridge)|Larry N. Cohen]] |
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! 2005 |
! 2005 |
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|| [[Nick Nickell]], [[Richard Freeman (bridge)|Richard Freeman]], [[Bob Hamman]], [[Paul Soloway]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], [[Eric Rodwell]] |
|| [[Nick Nickell]], [[Richard Freeman (bridge)|Richard Freeman]], [[Bob Hamman]], [[Paul Soloway]], [[Jeff Meckstroth]], [[Eric Rodwell]] |
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|| George Jacobs, [[Ralph Katz]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]], [[Zia Mahmood]], [[Michael Rosenberg]] |
|| [[George Jacobs (bridge player)|George Jacobs]], [[Ralph Katz]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]], [[Zia Mahmood]], [[Michael Rosenberg]] |
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! 2006 |
! 2006 |
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|| [[Gary Cohler]], Joe Grue, [[Curtis Cheek]], [[Jacek Pszczoła]] |
|| [[Gary Cohler]], [[Joe Grue]], [[Curtis Cheek]], [[Jacek Pszczoła]] |
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|| [[Russ Ekeblad]], [[Chip Martel]], [[Lew Stansby]], [[Fred Gitelman]], [[Brad Moss]] |
|| [[Russ Ekeblad]], [[Chip Martel]], [[Lew Stansby]], [[Fred Gitelman]], [[Brad Moss]] |
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! 2007 |
! 2007 |
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|| [[Jimmy Cayne]], [[Michael Seamon]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]], [[Fulvio Fantoni]], [[Claudio Nunes]]; <small>Charlie Weed (npc) |
|| [[Jimmy Cayne]], [[Michael Seamon]], [[Lorenzo Lauria]], [[Alfredo Versace]], [[Fulvio Fantoni]], [[Claudio Nunes]]; <small>Charlie Weed (npc)</small> |
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|| Aubrey Strul, [[Mike Becker]], [[David Berkowitz (bridge)|David Berkowitz]], [[Larry Cohen (bridge)|Larry N. Cohen]], [[Chip Martel]], [[Lew Stansby]] |
|| Aubrey Strul, [[Mike Becker]], [[David Berkowitz (bridge)|David Berkowitz]], [[Larry Cohen (bridge)|Larry N. Cohen]], [[Chip Martel]], [[Lew Stansby]] |
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! 2015 |
! 2015 |
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|| Vytautas V Vainikonis, Piotr Zatorski, Wojtek Olanski, Boguslaw Gierulski, Jerzy Skrzypczak, Ron Pachtmann |
|| Vytautas V Vainikonis, Piotr Zatorski, Wojtek Olanski, Boguslaw Gierulski, Jerzy Skrzypczak, Ron Pachtmann |
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|| Mark Gordon, Pratap Rajadhyaksha, [[David Berkowitz]], [[Jacek |
|| Mark Gordon, Pratap Rajadhyaksha, [[David Berkowitz]], [[Jacek Pszczoła]], [[Michael Rosenberg]], [[Alan Sontag]] |
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! 2016 |
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|| [[Mike Kamil]], [[Waleed El Ahmady]], [[Richard Coren]], [[Tarek Sadek]], [[Mike Becker]], Aubrey Strul |
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|| [[John Diamond (bridge)|John Diamond]], [[Geoff Hampson]], [[Eric Greco]], Justin Lall, Kevin Bathurst, [[Brian Platnick]] |
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! 2017 |
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|| Jianhua Miao (NPC), Yinghao Liu, [[Jack Zhao]], Yuxiong Shen, Zijian Shao |
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|| [[George Mittelman]], Ron Pachtmann, Piotr Pawel Zatorski, Ken Bercuson |
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! 2018 |
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|| Josef Blass (NPC), [[Jacek Pszczola]], Jacek Kalita, Michal Nowosadzki, [[Sjoert Brink]], [[Bas Drijver]] |
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|| [[George Mittelman]], Ron Pachtmann, Piotr Pawel Zatorski, Ken Bercuson |
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|| [[Norberto Bocchi]], [[Dennis Bilde]], [[Antonio Sementa]], Agustin Madala, [[Giorgio Duboin]], Phillipe Cronier |
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|| Josef Blass (NPC), [[Jacek Pszczola]], Jacek Kalita, Michal Nowosadzki, [[Sjoert Brink]], [[Bas Drijver]] |
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* "Search Results: Reisinger BAM Teams". ACBL. Visit [https://web.archive.org/web/20120204184033/http://www.acbl.org/play/nabc-winners.html "NABC Winners"]; select a Fall NABC. Retrieved 2014-06-05. {{dead link|date=June 2014}} |
Revision as of 12:30, 8 June 2023
The Reisinger national bridge championship is held at the fall American Contract Bridge League (ACBL) North American Bridge Championship (NABC).
The Reisinger is a board-a-match event.
History
The event is contested for the Reisinger Trophy (the Chicago Trophy until 1965). It is a six-session open team-of-four event scored by board-a-match with two qualifying sessions, two semifinal sessions and two final sessions. It was contested as a four-session championship until 1966.
The event began in 1929 as the North American Open Team Championship and the prize was the Chicago Trophy, donated by the Auction Bridge Club of Chicago. (In 1928, the open team competition was for the Harold S. Vanderbilt Cup.)
The Chicago Trophy was replaced in 1965 by the Reisinger Memorial Trophy, donated by the Greater New York Bridge Association in memory of Curt H. Reisinger. Reisinger (1891–1964), from New York City, was a principal patron of contract bridge and the American Contract Bridge League in the early years of both; he was a great-grandson of Anheuser and a grandson of Busch, co-founders of the brewery from which he inherited great wealth. That wealth enabled him to become a stalwart financial supporter of the game, as well as a noted philanthropist on a larger scale.[1]
Winners
Board-a-match scoring generates many ties in the standings for each session and several ties after three days play. The Vanderbilt Cup was inaugurated one year before the Chicago Trophy and contested at board-a-match scoring that year, with a tie result. As the Chicago or the Reisinger since then (see table), there have been six ties for first place including a 3-way tie in 1947 and a 4-way in 1984.
Numerous champion teams have defended their titles successfully without change in personnel (intact). The four-person 1937 and 1938 champions added B. Jay Becker in 1939 and won again; one foursome including Becker won in 1942 and 1943, another won in 1953 and 1954—and 1956. For the Reisinger Trophy since 1966, there have been intact repeats in 1975, 1979 with a tie, 1994–95, 1999, 2005, 2011, and 2013. The one intact three-year winner, from 1993 to 1995, was Nick Nickell's professional team: Nickell, Richard Freeman, Bob Hamman, Bobby Wolff, Jeff Meckstroth, Eric Rodwell. It also won four Spingolds from 1993 to 1996 intact (another unique string) and the 1995 world championship Bermuda Bowl representing the United States. After one personnel change, Nickell was a double winner again in 2004–05, and a winner in 2008–09 across one change owing to death.
Year | Winners | Runners-Up |
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1929 | Max M. Cohen, Louis J. Haddad, Robert W. Halpin, Nils M. Wester | Carlton R. Drake, James Kelly, Paul D. Parcells, Charles Rilling |
1930 | William K. Barrett, W. James Carpenter, Ely Culbertson, Johnny Rau | Mary Clement, Dorothy Rice Sims, P. Hal Sims, Waldemar von Zedtwitz |
1931 | Elizabeth Banfield, Winfield S. Liggett, Frances Newman, George Unger | David Burnstine, Oswald Jacoby, Willard Karn, P. Hal Sims |
1932 | B. Jay Becker, S. Garton Churchill, George Reith, Waldemar von Zedtwitz | Ely Culbertson, Michael T. Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby, Theodore Lightner |
1933 | Charles A. Hall, Albert Steiner, Philip Steiner, Richard M. Wildberg | B. Jay Becker, S. Garton Churchill, P. Hal Sims, Waldemar von Zedtwitz |
1934 | Henry S. Dinkelspiel Jr., Lewis Jaeger, Bernard Rabinowitz, Maurice Seiler | Theodore Lightner, Merwyn Maier, Jean P. Mattheys, Sherman Stearns |
1935 | F. Roland Buck, Joseph E. Cain, Lawrence J. Welch, Edson T. Wood | Ely Culbertson, Josephine Culbertson, Richard L. Frey, Albert H. Morehead |
1936 | Marge Anderson, Donald G. Farquharson, Mrs. J. A. Faulkner, Percy Sheardown | Arthur Glatt, Laura Heiner, John R. Smith, Albert Weiss |
1937 | John R. Crawford, Charles Goren, Charles J. Solomon, Sally Young | Oscar J. Brotman, William Perry, Al Roth, S. S. Vorzimer |
1938 | John R. Crawford, Charles Goren, Charles J. Solomon, Sally Young | A. Mitchell Barnes, Mary Clement, Benedict Jarmel, Waldemar von Zedtwitz |
1939 | B. Jay Becker, John R. Crawford, Charles Goren, Charles J. Solomon, Sally Young | 2/4. Jay Cushing, Seymour Kaplan, Al Leibowitz, Edward N. Marcus 2/4. Oswald Jacoby, Merwyn Maier, Robert A. McPherran, Waldemar von Zedtwitz 2/4. Henry Auslander, Joseph Davis, Jacob D. Lindy, Catherine W. Samberg |
1940 | Harry Feinberg, Jeff Glick, Maury J. Glick, Louis Newman | Alfred R. Dick, C. William Potts, James Sheern, Edward R. Thomas |
1941 | Peter Leventritt, Simon Rossant, Helen Sobel, Margaret Wagar | A. Mitchell Barnes, S. Garton Churchill, Lee Hazen, Charles S. Lochridge, Waldemar von Zedtwitz |
1942 | B. Jay Becker, Charles Goren, Sidney Silodor, John R. Crawford | S. Garton Churchill, Harry Fishbein, Lee Hazen, Waldemar von Zedtwitz |
1943 | B. Jay Becker, Charles Goren, Sidney Silodor, Helen Sobel | Samuel Katz, Bertram Lebhar Jr., Peter Leventritt, Simon Rossant |
1944 | Simon Becker, Peggy Golder, Ruth Sherman, Charles J. Solomon | B. Jay Becker, Charles Goren, Sidney Silodor, Helen Sobel |
1945 | Lee Hazen, George Rapée, Sam Stayman, Waldemar von Zedtwitz | Ambrose Casner, Harold Harkavy, Ralph Hirschberg, Harold A. Ogust, Jack Shore |
1946 | A. Mitchell Barnes, John R. Crawford, Al Roth, Edith Seligman | Simon Becker, Stanley O. Fenkel, Fred D. Karpin, Louis Newman |
1947 | 1–3. Paula Bacher, Jane Jaeger, Kay Rhodes, Sally Young 1-3. John R. Crawford, Theodore Lightner, George Rapée, Sam Stayman 1-3. Robert Appleyard, Morris Berliant, Malcolm A. Lightman, Simon Rossant | |
1948 | George Boeckh, Bruce Elliott, Agnes Gordon, Charlotte Sidway | John R. Crawford, George Rapée, Sidney Silodor, Sam Stayman |
1949 | Lee Hazen, Larry Hirsch, Richard Kahn, Peter Leventritt, Jack Shore | 2/3. Sidney Aronson, Emily Folline, Benjamin O. Johnson, Ludwig J. Kabakjian, Edward N. Marcus 2/3. Jeff Glick, Arthur S. Goldsmith, Alvin Landy, Sol Mogal, Elmer I. Schwartz |
1950 | B. Jay Becker, Myron F. Field, Charles Goren, Sidney Silodor, Helen Sobel | John R. Crawford, George Rapée, Edward N. Marcus, Howard Schenken, Sam Stayman |
1951 | Corti Boland, Bruce Elliott, Micky M. Miller, Percy Sheardown | B. Jay Becker, Charles Goren, Myron F. Field, Sidney Silodor, Helen Sobel |
1952 | Harold Harkavy, Edith Kemp, Al Roth, Tobias Stone | Edward H. Cohen, Jeff Glick, Arthur S. Goldsmith, Elmer I. Schwartz |
1953 | B. Jay Becker, John R. Crawford, George Rapée, Sam Stayman | Harry Fishbein, Peter Leventritt, Ruth Sherman, Charles J. Solomon, Peggy Solomon |
1954 | B. Jay Becker, John R. Crawford, George Rapée, Sidney Silodor | Israel Cohen, Paul Kibler, Al Roth, William Seamon |
1955 | Ben Fain, George Heath, Paul Hodge, Jim Jacoby, Oswald Jacoby | William V. Lipton, Victor Mitchell, W. Miller Nelson, Joseph G. Ripstra |
1956 | B. Jay Becker, John R. Crawford, George Rapée, Sidney Silodor | Ben Fain, Paul Hodge, Oswald Jacoby, Dick Sutton |
1957 | Charles Goren, Harold Ogust, Bill Root, Howard Schenken, Helen Sobel | Robert Y. Barrett, Ben Fain, Harry Fishbein, John Gerber, Paul Hodge |
1958 | Leonard B. Harmon, Ralph Hirschberg, Edgar Kaplan, Alfred Sheinwold, Ivar Stakgold | Arthur M. Miller, John H. Moran, David Strasberg, Jay Wendt |
1959 | Lew Mathe, Donald A. Oakie, Meyer Schleifer, Edward O. Taylor | Harry Fishbein, John Gerber, Paul Hodge, Charles J. Solomon |
1960 | Ollie Adams, William Hanna, Sidney Lazard, Lew Mathe | Oswald Jacoby, Mervin Key, Bobby Nail, Curtis Smith |
1961 | John R. Crawford, Norman Kay, Al Roth, Sidney Silodor, Tobias Stone | 2/3. Charles Coon, Robert F. Jordan, Eric Murray, Arthur G. Robinson 2/3. Harold B. Guiver, Carol Sanders, Tommy Sanders, Michael Shuman |
1962 | 1/2. Paul Allinger, Harold B. Guiver, Lew Mathe, Ron Von der Porten, Erik Paulsen, Edward O. Taylor 1/2. Bob Hamman, Eddie Kantar, Donald P. Krauss, Marshall Miles | |
1963 | Charles Goren, Boris Koytchou, Peter Leventritt, Harold Ogust, Howard Schenken | Donald R. Faskow, Bill Flannery, Herbert Sachs, Paul Swanson |
1964 | John Gerber, Paul Hodge, Mervin Key, Harold Rockaway | Harold Harkavy, Edith Kemp, Cliff Russell, Curtis Smith, Bobby Wolff, Waldemar von Zedtwitz |
1965 | Eddie Kantar, Mike Lawrence, Marshall Miles, Lew Stansby | Michael Engel, Phil Feldesman, Richard Freeman, Ira Rubin |
See also
- Spingold Knockout Teams
- Vanderbilt Knockout Teams
References
- ^ NABC Daily Bulletin (PDF), vol. 70, November 29, 1996, p. 4
- ^ ACBL Bridge Bulletin, November 2020, page 10.
Sources
- List of previous winners, Pages 10–11. Daily Bulletin (PDF), vol. 81–8, November 28, 2008, archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-12-16
- 2008 winners, Page 1. Daily Bulletin (PDF), vol. 81–11, December 1, 2008[permanent dead link]
- "Search Results: Reisinger BAM Teams". ACBL. Visit "NABC Winners"; select a Fall NABC. Retrieved 2014-06-05. [dead link]
External links
- "Reisinger – A Look Back". December 5, 2013. ACBL. Retrieved 2014-06-06.