Contest Center News - Puzzle contest results for Jan.-Feb. 2006
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PUZZLE CONTEST RESULTS
Jan.-Feb. 2006
BONUS 30
      
Ten players found this 1128-point solution
to win $20.00 each:
Robert Buggenhagen,
Robert Crane,
Sheldon Degenhardt,
Gary DeMarco,
Donna Fritschka,
Patrick Hegland,
Bob Maimone,
Gary Miller,
Joel Prescott
and David Simmonds.
T (O) X (I) (N) 83
 
(P) (S) Y (C) (H) 70
 
(R) (O) (W) D Y 85
 
A (S) (K) E (W) 83
 
W (R) E (C) (K) 80
 
(O) (P) T (I) (C) 83
 
(S) W (A) M (I) 77
 
(O) (V) (U) (L) E 78
 
(A) (B) S (T) (R) 82
 
(U) N Z I (P) 77
DOUBLE ORDER
      
Sixteen players found this 1610-point solution
with words earliest in alphabetic order
to win $18.13 each:
John Bird,
Robert Crane,
Gary DeMarco,
Donna Fritschka,
Bonita Hauff,
Patrick Hegland,
Walter Hochbrueckner,
Bob Maimone,
Gary Miller,
Adam Paxson,
William Porter,
Joel Prescott,
David Simmonds,
David Smallberg,
Douglas Tench
and Ed Whittaker.
N +E -X U S 105
 
V I +N Y -L 103
 
+E -M P T Y 107
 
E -X +T R A 103
 
T H +E -G N 95
 
N I G -H +T 97
 
T O -X +I N 101
 
+U N F I -X 99
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+N E -X U S 104
 
E -M P T +Y 105
 
N +I G -H T 91
 
V I N +Y -L 102
 
T O -X I +N 104
 
+T H E -G N 97
 
E -X T +R A 93
 
U +N F I -X 104
TWENTY-FIVE
      
There were 25 players in the Twenty-Five contest.
Fourteen players found this solution with ten 25's
and highest numbers in successive boxes
to win $17.85 each.
Since this is less than $5 over the entry fee a tiebreaker
puzzle will be issued.
65 64 63 52 15 259
 
62 61 60 59 17 259
 
58 57 56 55 33 259
 
54 53 51 50 44 252
 
20 24 29 36 16 125
 
259 259 259 252 125
12 DIFF
      
Twelve players found this solution
with 6 different letters in each column,
a low of 11 in each part, and a high of 20 altogether
to win $16.67 each.
Since this is less than $5 over the entry fee a tiebreaker
puzzle will be issued.
A L K Y D E X U R B
 
G A W K Y J U M B O
 
I S L A M H Y P E R
 
K I N G S R H Y M E
 
L Y I N G M O R P H
 
S W A M I P R O X Y
 
6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
15 DIFF
      
Sixteen players found this 1510-point solution
to win $16.25 each.
Since this is less than $5 over the entry fee a tiebreaker
puzzle will be issued.
(A) S K E W 95
 
D (W) A R F 108
 
M U (F) T I 109
 
S T R (U) M 98
 
V I N Y (L) 92
 
(E) T H O S 111
 
O (M) E G A 64
 
H Y (P) E R 97
 
B A N (T) U 116
 
R O W D (Y) 107
 
(W) R E C K 105
 
C (R) Y P T 104
 
F L (O) W N 99
 
U P E (N) D 111
 
Y O U N (G) 94
25th ANNIVERSARY
      
Seventeen players found 161 ERIE, 204 EVER, 151 FIRE, 185 FIVE and 162 VEER
to win $15.35 each.
Since this is less than $5 over the entry fee a tiebreaker
puzzle will be issued.
HALF & HALF & HALF Tiebreaker
      
Nine players found this 1323-point solution
with words earliest in alphabetic order
to win $35.56 each:
John Bird,
Gary DeMarco,
K.R. Dunn,
Donna Fritschka,
Patrick Hegland,
Llewellyn Jones,
Gary Miller,
David Simmonds
and David Smallberg.
G Y M O J T V C R 178
 
Y O N T K O C G S 174
 
G Y N R W Y C L K 171
 
I M P W R Y S C H 168
 
I C U H M O K O I 163
 
P Y X H V Y C D R 160
 
P C B O X Y J C S 159
 
Y O B R Y E M R S 150
CARE Tiebreaker #2
      
Eleven players found 970 ACRE, 1607 AREA, 988 CARE, 1418 RARE and 1552 REAR
to win $26.37 each:
Peter Burns,
Robert Crane,
Leon Dillman,
Mavis Duffy,
Donna Fritschka,
Lawrence Gowin,
Bonita Hauff,
Walter Hochbrueckner,
Gary Miller,
Joel Prescott
and David Smallberg.
WRAP Tiebreaker
      
Ten players found this 1473-point solution
with words earliest in alphabetic order
to win $29.00 each:
John Bird,
Robert Crane,
Gary DeMarco,
Donna Fritschka,
Bonita Hauff,
Walter Hochbrueckner,
William Porter,
Joel Prescott,
David Simmonds
and David Smallberg.
(G) D R (G) Y N (V) O W (S) Y N (S) T K 311
 
P (Y) X T (D) Y S (C) H I (C) U G (Y) M 374
 
C S (M) V C (R) C D (R) K W (H) Y O (N) 362
PLUS Tiebreaker #2
      
Ten players found this 1567-point solution
to win $31.00 each:
Gary DeMarco,
Leon Dillman,
Donna Fritschka,
Bonita Hauff,
Patrick Hegland,
Walter Hochbrueckner,
Bob Maimone,
Joel Prescott,
David Simmonds
and David Smallberg.
'N' I C K 67 O 'K' L A 73 I S 'B' N 75
 
'E' M I R 58 M 'E' N U 72 W C 'T' U 67
 
'W' A S P 73 S 'P' A R 75 M I 'R' V 66
 
'S' U B J 75 S 'I' F T 74 K A 'Y' O 65
 
V T O L 71 J U N C 72 L T J G 64
WORD WELTER
      
In October there were
7 Round 1 winners
for a total of $126.
In November there were
9 Round 1 winners
for a total of $162.
WIN A MILLION
      
In October there were
4 Round 1 winners,
2 Round 2 winners,
1 Round 3 winner,
1 Round 4 winner and
1 Round 5 winner
for a total of $385.
      
In November there were
5 Round 1 winners,
1 Round 2 winner and
1 Round 3 winner
for a total of $145.
Total prize money paid in Win A Million is now $17,745.
ONE ON ONE
      
In October there were
16 Round 1 winners,
5 Round 2 winners and
2 Round 3 winners
for a total of $524.
In November there were
14 Round 1 winners,
5 Round 2 winners and
1 Round 3 winner
for a total of $440.
Total prize money paid in One On One is now $1,924.
TOURNAMENT of RICHES
      
In October there were
9 Round 1 winners
for a total of $291.
In November there were
9 Round 1 winners
for a total of $295.
Total prize money paid in the Tournament of Riches is now $58,788.
      
If you have not yet played the Tournament of Riches, or
if you dropped out before you received your guaranteed $1000,
you should act quickly, while the tournament is still open
to new and returning players.
INNER CIRCLE
      
The winner in Eights won $54.00.
The winner in Use It won $108.00.
Two winners in 12 & 12 & 12 won $94.50 each.
Three winners in Z-Rows won $90.00 each.
Total prize money paid in the Inner Circle series is now $18,881.
OFFICIAL WORD LIST
      
The Contest Center's Official Word List is still available
for only $12, including postage and handling.
(The price is the same in Canada and Mexico. It is $15 overseas.)
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.
      
You need the Contest Center Official Word List in order to play
the new WORD WELTER tournament.
If you do not have the Word List yet, be sure to order it early so that you
will have ample time to work on your WORD WELTER puzzles.
HOW TO WIN
      
The How To Win booklet is still available for only $6, which
includes postage and handling (higher overseas).
It is full of valuable tips on how to win the Contest Center tournaments
such as One on One, Win A Million and Tournament of Riches.
Even experienced players will find techniques to improve their scores.
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