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Round 29 (continued)

Joan Knobelsdorf vs. Connie Creed (Division 6, Board 1) and Frances Gross vs. Andrea Ross-Greene (Division 6, Board 2).

Yvonne Gillispie (NSA) with Julie Collins and Stacey Roberts (both Agnew Carter/MSL)

Frances Gross and her ongoing 15 minutes of fame!

Wendell Smith takes a challenge in the game between Frances Gross and Andrea Ross-Greene. Andrea played the word FUNDIC, which Frances challenged. The play was ruled acceptable.

Bob Lundegaard vs. Larry Sherman (See commentary)

Frances Gross explaining her bingo hook to a news correspondent.

Round 30 (continued)

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