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PUZZLE CONTEST RESULTS
May-June 2007


DIFFERENT LETTERS

       Seven players found this 192-point solution with 8 A, 8 B, 8 C and 8 D to win $21.43 each: Patrick Hegland, Donald Hickman, Gary Miller, Joel Prescott, David Simmonds, David Smallberg and Bob Todd.

       One player did not list the words in alphabetic order.
   A   V   O   W      B   L   D   R	 C   H	 E   F	 12   A 8
 
   B   A   H   T      C   P   O   M	 E   D	 G   Y	 12   B 8
 
   C   E   D   I      K   A   Y   O	 F   L	 U   B	 12   C 8
 
   F   D   I   C      N   U   M   B	 G   A	 S   P	 12   D 8
 
   G   L   A   D      R   O   T   C	 I   S	 B   N	 12   E 5
 
   I   N   C   A      S   T   B   D	 J   E	 H   U	 12   F 5
 
   O   B   E   Y      U   S   A   F	 L   C	 D   R	 12   G 3
 
   S   U   B   J      Y   W   C   A	 N   F	 L   D	 12   H 3
   ====================================================
   8   8   8   8      8   8   8   8	 8   8	 8   8



16 DIFFERENT

       Eleven players found this 2330-point solution with words earliest in alphabetic order to win $20.91 each: Robert Buggenhagen, Robert Crane, Ronald Gravatt, Bonita Hauff, Patrick Hegland, Walter Hochbrueckner, Gary Miller, Joel Prescott, David Simmonds, David Smallberg and Bob Todd.
  A   F   R   O    L   C   D   R  144
 
  B   L   D   R    M   E   N   U  143
 
  C   H   U   B    I   C   B   M  150
 
  D   R   O   P    N   U   M   B  145
 
  E   P   I   C    R   E   P   L  142
 
  G   R   I   M    V   A   M   P  148
 
  H   D   W   E    Y   W   C   A  147
 
  W   A   F   T    S   C   A   R  146
 ================================
 154 152 140 137   91 164 158 169


ADD & SUBTRACT Tiebreaker

       Eight players found this 0-point solution with highest numbers in successive boxes to win $20.00 each: Peter Burns, Robert Crane, Sheldon Degenhardt, Patrick Hegland, Donald Hickman, Bob Maimone, Gary Miller and Joel Prescott.
 +1492 +1013 -1475 -1131 + 101 0
 
 + 260 - 997 +1224 - 600 + 113 0
 
 -1047 + 247 + 825 + 377 - 402 0
 
 - 768 + 549 - 733 + 428 + 524 0
 
 +  63 - 812 + 159 + 926 - 336 0
 =============================
   0	 0     0     0	   0


PLUS

       Ten players found this 1599-point solution to win $19.00 each: Ronald Gravatt, Bonita Hauff, Patrick Hegland, Donald Hickman, Walter Hochbrueckner, Bob Maimone, Gary Miller, Joel Prescott, David Simmonds and David Smallberg. One player did not have 12 different letters in the vertical words.
   A  (F)  R   O      D   H   O   W	 D   U	 K   E	 207
 
   H  (D)  W   E      G  (R)  I   M	 N   U	 M  (B)  224
 
   L  (I)  M   B      M  (E)  N   U	 L   P	 G  (A)  208
 
   W  (C)  T   U      S  (P)  C   A	 R   I	 C  (H)  213
 
   G   A   S   P      F  (L)  U   B	 W   A	 F  (T)  207
 
	Bonus 180	   Bonus 180	      Bonus 180


ALL DIGITS

       Nine players found this solution scoring a perfect 20, 20, 20 with highest numbers in successive boxes to win $17.78 each: John Bird, Patrick Hegland, Donald Hickman, Walter Hochbrueckner, Bob Maimone, Gary Miller, Joel Prescott, David Simmonds and Bob Todd.
  997  950  926 2873	 825  812  789 2426	616  600  549 1765
 
  904  891  846 2641	 758  733  496 1987	558  524  247 1329
 
  640  768  101 1509	 671   94  585 1350	285  113   10  408
 ============== 	==============	       ==============
 2541 2609 1873 	2254 1639 1870	       1459 1237  806


SAME SCORES

       Ten players found this 584-point solution with words earliest in alphabetic order to win $16.00 each. Since this is less than $18 a tiebreaker puzzle will be issued.
  A   B   L   E  72    A   M   D   T  (71)
 
  C   H   U   B  75    I   C   B   M  (75)
 
  M   E   N   U  71    N   U   M   B  (74)
 
  S   C   A   R  74    W   C   T   U  (72)
 ==============       ================
 73  70  66  83       (73)(83)(66)(70)


MIDDLE 2

       Thirteen players found this solution with a low of 6 different letters in the middle 2 columns and words earliest in alphabetic order to win $18.47 each: John Bird, Robert Crane, M.E. Duffy, Ronald Gravatt, Bonita Hauff, Patrick Hegland, Donald Hickman, Bob Maimone, Gary Miller, Joel Prescott, David Simmonds, David Smallberg and Bob Todd.
  A   B   E   T
 
  C   H   E   F
 
  D   U   S   K
 
  E   C   H   O
 
  I   C   B   M
 
  J   E   H   U
 
  L   U   S   H
 
  O   B   E   Y
 
  R   E   S   P
 
  S   U   B   J
 
  T   H   U   D
 
  U   S   C   G


TEN ACROSS Tiebreaker

       Thirteen players found this solution with 10 different letters in every column, a low of 14 different letters in each part, and a high of 20 different letters altogether to win $17.70 each. Since this is less than $20 a second tiebreaker puzzle will be issued.
  A   G   L   O   W    T   H   U   M   B
 
  B   E   R   Y   L    H   O   K   U   M
 
  E   B   O   N   Y    F   S   L   I   C
 
  G   U   M   B   O    C   L   E   F   T
 
  H   Y   P   E   R    L   I   M   B   O
 
  N   A   H   U   M    B   R   I   S   K
 
  O   R   G   A   N    U   M   B   E   L
 
  P   L   U   M   B    E   T   H   O   S
 
  U   M   B   R   A    K   E   T   C   H
 
  W   H   E   L   P    M   U   F   T   I



TOURNAMENT of RICHES

       In February there were 5 Round 1 winners and 1 Round 2 winner for a total of $362. In March there were 5 Round 1 winners for a total of $160. Total prize money paid in the Tournament of Riches is now $61,874.


ONE ON ONE

       In February there were 6 Round 1 winners, 2 Round 2 winners and 1 Round 3 winner for a total of $212. In March there were 7 Round 1 winners, 1 Round 2 winner, 1 Round 3 winner and 1 Round 4 winner for a total of $288. Total prize money paid in One On One is now $4,744.


WORD WELTER

       In February there were 5 Round 1 winners, 1 Round 2 winner and 1 Round 3 winner for a total of $166. In March there were 4 Round 1 winners, 1 Round 2 winner and 1 Round 3 winner for a total of $148. Total prizes paid in Word Welter is now $1256.


WIN A MILLION

       In February there were 1 Round 4 winner and 1 Round 5 winner for a total of $230. In March there was 1 Round 2 winner for a total of $25. Total prize money paid in Win A Million is now $18,710.


INNER CIRCLE

       One winner in Guide won $108. One winner in Sum of 4 won $108. One winner in Multiply & Add won $162. Three winners in Zero won $63 each. Total prize money paid in Inner Circle is now $21,824.


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 WORD WELTER tournament, and for most Inner Circle contests. 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 and Inner Circle 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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