Club Challenge, Guildford, July 19th 2008

[rbriggs]

We are planning to have a small DBMM competion on the 19th July. Its desined to be a team challenge and we hope to have teams from Guildford, Pinner Central London and Reading. The format is yet to be decided but it will be pretty informal there will be at least two games played by each individual on the day. We can take up to 8 teams of 3 so if your club would like to attend please let me know. We are also happy to take individual players. I look forward to seeing you there.
Regards,
Ray Briggs

[Geoff Pearson]

Guildford 2008 Results

Posion	Name	No	Club	R 1	R 2	Total	Opp1	Opp2	Army
1	Alec Harvey	3	Central London	15	25	40	10	14	Ottoman Turks 1429
3	Ian MacKay	2	Central London	25	13	38	9	4	Seljuq Turks (Hamadan) 1129
3	Dave Mather	6	Pinner	15	23	38	13	5	Hittite Empire 1274 BC
4	Chris Hanley	11	Guildford	10	25	35	4	8	Arab Conquest 628-638
5	Jeavon Hood	1	Central London	13	15	28	8	7	Alans 399
6	Steve Rathgay	4	WAR	15	12	27	11	2	Late Achaemenid Persian
8	Bob Kendal	13	Guildford	10	15	25	6	9	Gauls after 100 BC
8	Neil Sutherland	12	MKWS	10	15	25	5	10	Kassite and Later Babylon 851-824 BC
10	Dave Pallin	10	Pinner	19	10	20	3	12	Post Mongol Samurai 1542
10	Richard Jeffrey-Cook	7	Guildford	10	10	20	14	1	Marian Roman with Armenian ally 46 BC
11	Tim Childs	5	WAR	15	2	17	12	6	Late Mycenaen and Trojan (Achaian)
12	Jim Gibson	14	MKWS	15	0	15	7	3	Later Hungarian 1396
13	Mike Newnham	8	MKWS	12	0	12	1	11	Wars of the Roses (Lancastrian)
14	Stuart Whigham	9	WAR	0	10	10	2	13	Early Crusader 1100-1128

The Results are from the file(Guildford results) on the Yahoo DBMMlist page.

From the Yahoo DBMMlist
Ray Briggs wrote:
>
> 14 players turned up for a 1 day competition in guildford yesterday and
> a file(Guildford results) has just been posted in the files section.
> Congratulations go to the Central London Club for a well deserved Club
> win, and to Alec Harvey and Dave Mather as individual winner and runner
> up respectively.
> We had a great day, with 14 excellent games played. As ever the
> umpiring needed was very light. I look forward to running this again
> next year.
> Ray Briggs

[rbriggs]

Dear Geoff,
Many thanks for collating the results and putting them up. I should point out that Dave Mather was awarded the runner up prize even though he and Ian Mackay had the same scores based on a predefined procedure based on commands , camps and generals won and lost. Dave edged it by the narrowest of margins, so comiserations to Ian, who was very sporting about the whole thing.
Regards,
Ray