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2005 Canadian National SCRABBLE® Championship Photos: Final Round 4

Congratulations to the first-ever two-time Canadian Champion, Adam Logan!

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Photo 22-001	Robin Pollock Daniel and the Adam Logan (United Kingdom) vs. Tony Leah (Ajax ON) big board game in progress.
Photo 22-002	Gregg Foster and Joseph Bowman take a break for the front of the room work to check out the game as it looks on the big board.
Photo 22-003	Salvatore Desiato (Toronto ON) heads over to place Tony's latest play onto the big board.
Photo 22-004	An anxious audience.
Photo 22-005	CNSC 2005 finals board, round 4, Adam Logan (United Kingdom) vs. Tony Leah (Ajax ON), 438-403, Adam's win and the game that earned Adam the 2005 Canadian National SCRABBLE^® Championship title.
Photo 22-006	Mad Palazzo, Rebecca Soble, Tony Leah (Ajax ON), Kristen Chew, Adam Logan (United Kingdom), and John Stardom, gaze over the event ending game.
Photo 22-007	John Chew takes a minute to check on the NSA web site.
Photo 22-008	A bevy of smiles: Mad Palazzo, Rebecca Soble, Tony Leah (Ajax ON), and Kristen Chew. Tony demonstrates that coming in second isn't all that bad!
Photo 22-009	CNSC 2005 finals board (big board version), round 4, Adam Logan (United Kingdom) vs. Tony Leah (Ajax ON), 438-403, Adam's win and the game that earned Adam the 2005 Canadian National SCRABBLE^® Championship title.

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