Word Welter puzzle contest results for November 2006
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WORD WELTER
WIN $18 to $66,500
The Contest Center
59 DeGarmo Hills Road
Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
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ROUND 1 RESULTS - November 2006
Congratulations to K. R. Dunn
who has received 10 prizes in Word Welter.
She is the first player to reach 10 prizes.
She is no longer eligible to play Round 1, so all other players
will move up one place.
Thank you for playing in the Contest Center's WORD WELTER
puzzle contest.
There were
11 Round 1 entries,
4 Round 2 entries and
2 Round 3 entries
for the November 2006 puzzles.
Since half of the players win, there are
5 Round 1 winners and
2 Round 2 winners.
Round 3 resulted in a tie.
Total prizes paid in Word Welter is now $1048.
All winners will receive forms asking if they
wish to continue to the next round.
The forms are enclosed with each monthly mailing.
Winners who wish to risk their prizes and continue to the following
round must sign and return the forms by the given deadline.
Winners who wish to stop and take their prizes may discard
the signature forms.
Winners will receive either their prize check or their higher
round puzzle(s) with the next month's Round 1 puzzle.
If there is an odd number of players for a given higher round, one player
will be held over to a later month.
Patrick Hegland had the 1301-point top-scoring solution
in Round 1.
BALDRIC 144 HALFPENNY 188 WALKWAY 104
EMBOSS 81 JUKEBOX 129 WALNUT 94
EQUIVALENT 122 QUICKEN 102 WIZARDRY 127
GUPPY 75 UPGROWTH 135
Since there were 5 winners you did not need the top score to win.
In fact, you could score 45 points lower and still win.
The cutoff for winners was at 1256.
Winning Round 1 prizes of $18 each are
1301 Patrick Hegland
1298 Bonita Hauff
1281 M. J. Antchagno
1257 George Milkovich
1256 Robert Thrift
ROUND 2
In Round 2 Lee Morgenstern and David Smallberg both
had the 1915-point top solution
to win $28.
ASPERITY 200 FUZZY 120 PUDGY 132
BRONCHITIS 198 KUDZU 160 VIBRANT 126
FASCISM 167 LASSITUDE 273 WASHWOMAN 193
FOXGLOVE 182 POPINJAY 164
ROUND 3
In Round 3 Lee Morgenstern and David Smallberg both
had the 4765-point top solution.
The round will be replayed at a later date.
The winning players may take their prizes, or they may sign and
return the signature slips to risk their prizes and continue
to the next round to compete for larger prizes.
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