Contest Center News - Puzzle contest results for Nov.-December 2004
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PUZZLE CONTEST RESULTS
NOV-DECEMBER 2004
DIFFERENT LETTERS
      
Twelve players found this 168-point solution
with 7 A, 7 B, 7 C, 7 D, 6 E, 4 F, 2 G
and words earliest in alphabetic order
to win $23.34 each:
Robert Crane,
Gary DeMarco,
Donna Fritschka,
James Harrison,
Patrick Hegland,
Gary Miller,
Paul Ossip,
Adam Paxson,
William Porter,
Joel Prescott,
David Simmonds
and David Smallberg.
      
Several people did not have all 3 columns in alphabetic order.
A F D C B S K T E M I R 12 A 7
 
B L V D C H E F G A W K 12 B 7
 
C O N V D R U B I T A L 12 C 7
 
H D B K E C R U L P G A 12 D 7
 
K E R B H V A C N F L D 12 E 6
 
R C A F I D L E S U B J 12 F 4
 
Y W C A V E N D T O M B 12 G 2
 
7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
EASE
      
Nineteen players found
214 EASE, 51 MASS, 188 MESA, 202 SAME, and 183 SEAM
to win $20.00 each:
Ralph Benham,
Peter Burns,
Robert Crane,
Gary DeMarco,
Leon Dillman,
Mavis Duffy,
Donna Fritschka,
Lawrence Gowin,
Bonita Hauff,
Patrick Hegland,
Walter Hochbrueckner,
Frank Kalita,
Bob Maimone,
Gary Miller,
Donn Muranaka,
Malcolm Nevin,
Joel Prescott,
Cheryl Rockhill
and David Smallberg.
PLUS
      
Fifteen players found this 1089-point solution
to win $19.34 each:
Robert Buggenhagen,
Robert Crane,
Sheldon Degenhardt,
Gary DeMarco,
K.R. Dunn,
Donna Fritschka,
Ronald Gravatt,
James Harrison,
Patrick Hegland,
David Herndon,
Bob Maimone,
Gary Miller,
William Porter,
David Simmonds
and Roger Snead.
A F D C 87 E D U C 69
 
B K G D 75 F L A K 68
 
D I S H 81 I S B N 84
 
O M E N 75 M S G T 73
 
S P A R 69 O S H A 78
 
Bonus 160 Bonus 170
MIDDLE 28
      
Twenty-one players found a low of 6 different letters
with words earliest in alphabetic order
to win $17.62 each:
John Bird,
Robert Buggenhagen,
Robert Crane,
Mavis Duffy,
K.R. Dunn,
Debbie Garcia,
James Harrison,
Patrick Hegland,
David Herndon,
Walter Hochbrueckner,
Richard Jones,
Bob Maimone,
Gary Miller,
Paul Ossip,
William Porter,
Joel Prescott,
Cheryl Rockhill,
Darlene Sandstedt,
David Simmonds,
David Smallberg
and Douglas Tench.
(A) B U T
 
(B) D R M
 
(D) R U B
 
(E) D U C
 
(F) L U B
 
(G) U L F
 
(I) D L E
 
B L D (R)
 
G R I (M)
 
H D B (K)
 
M I R (V)
 
P U B (L)
 
S U B (J)
 
U R I (C)
16 DIFFERENT
      
Twenty-four players found this 2290-point solution
to win $16.25 each.
Since this is less than $5 over the entry fee, a tiebreaker
puzzle will be issued.
M E N U Y W C A 150
 
U S C G W A S P 148
 
E D U C V A M P 145
 
S U B J U G L Y 144
 
F L U B L W E I 142
 
S P E W G Y V E 141
 
A V O W B L V D 138
 
H V A C N U M B 137
 
168 149 133 123 132 160 171 109
THOUSAND
      
Seventeen players found this 6971-point solution
to win $15.89 each.
Since this is less than $5 over the entry fee, a tiebreaker
puzzle will be issued.
455 478 65 | 998
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336 136 527 | 999
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204 386 402 | 992
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995 1000 994 | 993
13 DIFF Tiebreaker
      
Nine players found this 1387-point solution
to win $27.78 each:
Robert Crane,
Gary DeMarco,
Donna Fritschka,
Patrick Hegland,
David Herndon,
Gary Miller,
Joel Prescott,
David Simmonds
and David Smallberg.
(D) O G M A 103
 
B (A) N J O 102
 
E L (B) O W 108
 
C M S (G) T 91
 
(F) I C H (U) 117
 
I (S) L A M 106
 
L Y (M) P H 82
 
O V U (L) E 118
 
(Q) U A S (I) 128
 
N (E) V U S 114
 
S C (O) W L 115
 
U P E (N) D 101
 
A Z T E (C) 102
DOUBLE ORDER Tiebreaker
      
Fourteen players found this 3695-point solution
with words earliest in alphabetic order
to win $26.43 each:
Lewis Brescoll,
Robert Crane,
Gary DeMarco,
Donna Fritschka,
Bonita Hauff,
Patrick Hegland,
David Herndon,
Walter Hochbrueckner,
Llewellyn Jones,
Bob Maimone,
Gary Miller,
Joel Prescott,
David Simmonds and
David Smallberg.
(W) A M P U (M) 179 I M (P) (I) S H 179
 
P S A (L) M (S) 174 L (I) (T) C H I 187
 
(M) Y S (T) I C 177 (M) Y S T (I) C 181
 
I (M) P (I) S H 187 Y E (L) (L) O W 194
 
A P (L) O (M) B 183 (W) A (M) P U M 179
 
L (I) T C H (I) 191 P S A (L) (M) S 185
 
(L) (I) G H T S 176 A P (L) (O) (M) B 205
 
U P H I (L) (L) 198 U P H (I) (L) L 196
 
Y E L (L) O (W) 186 L (I) G H (T) S 170
 
S (W) I V E (L) 181 S W (I) V E (L) 187
LOVE Tiebreaker
      
Thirteen players found 315 LOVE, 356 EEL, 311 LEO, 314 VELO and 339 VOLE
to win $26.16 each:
Peter Burns,
Robert Crane,
Gary DeMarco,
Bonita Hauff,
Patrick Hegland,
Walter Hochbrueckner,
Mrs. Victor Johnson,
Bob Maimone,
Gary Miller,
Joel Prescott,
Cheryl Rockhill,
David Smallberg
and Al Zeltmann.
WIN A MILLION
      
In August there were
13 Round 1 winners,
5 Round 2 winners,
1 Round 3 winner,
1 Round 4 winner and
1 Round 5 winner
for a total of $595.
      
In September there were
14 Round 1 winners,
4 Round 2 winners,
2 Round 3 winners,
1 Round 4 winner,
1 Round 5 winner and
1 Round 7 winner
for a total of $1160.
Total prize money paid in Win A Million is now $15,315.
      
This is a strategic time for new players to start
Win A Million because so many 10-time winners
have left the contest.
TOURNAMENT of RICHES
      
In August there were 13 Round 1 winners
and 1 Round 2 winner
for a total of $605.
In September there were 12 Round 1 winners
and 1 Round 2 winner
for a total of $595.
Total prize money paid in the Tournament of Riches now stands
at $53,770.
      
If you have not yet played the Tournament of Riches,
you should get in, and cash in, while the tournament is
still running and open to new players.
HOW TO WIN
      
The How To Win booklet is still available for only $6, which
includes postage and handling.
It is full of valuable tips on how to win the Contest Center tournaments
Win A Million and Tournament of Riches.
Even experienced players will find techniques to improve their scores.
OFFICIAL WORD LIST
      
The Contest Center's Official Word List is still available
for only $12, including postage and handling (higher outside the U.S.).
For many Inner Circle contests you can save hours of time by using
the Word List instead of the dictionary.
There is no uncertainty about which words are valid.
The Word List contains every valid word, and no invalid words,
all arranged by word length and listed alphabetically in large clear type.
      
The Merriam-Webster company has issued a new dictionary.
Once the stocks of the old dictionary have sold out in the stores,
you will not be able to obtain them.
You will need to have the Contest Center Official Word List
in order to compete in Inner Circle, Try Again, and any other contests
that used to require the dictionary.
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