2005 National SCRABBLE® Championship Photos: Round 19

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Photo 20-001	Jeff Widergren (Los Gatos, CA) vs. Panupol Sujjayakorn (Thailand). See commentary.
Photo 20-002	Randy Hersom (Morganton, NC) vs. Joey Mallick (Cape Elizabeth, ME). See commentary.
Photo 20-003	Paul Sidorsky (Calgary AB) vs. Jim Kramer (Roseville, MN). See commentary.
Photo 20-004	Chris Cree (Dallas, TX) in red linen and Joel Sherman (Bronx, NY) in GI Joel sweatshirt, face off at table 11 in division 1.
Photo 20-005	Jim Geary (Phoenix, AZ) vs. Larry Rand (Chandler, AZ). See commentary.
Photo 20-006	Jesse Day (Arlington, MA) vs. Ken Kasney (Cypress, TX). See commentary.
Photo 20-007	Ida Scaglione (Tonawanda, NY) vs. Michael Donegan (Austin, TX). See commentary.
Photo 20-008	Ben Greenwood (Lexington, MA) vs. Nancee Mancel (Albuquerque, NM). See commentary.
Photo 20-009	Bernard Gotlieb (Montréal QC) vs. Kenneth Rubin (New York, NY). See commentary.
Photo 20-010	Stuart Goldman (Riverhead, NY) wanted me to photograph tiles in symmetrical boxes of 25 tiles each. He thought it would show how most boards are set before players move to the next table. This way, prior to tiles going into the bag, both players can verify that the game started with 100 tiles.
Photo 20-011	Dennis Taylor (Lighthouse Point, FL) and Mitchell Brook (Philadelphia, PA), begin to pick up tiles for their next match.
Photo 20-012	Diana Spiller (Ashby, MA) vs. Jeff Martin (Albuquerque, NM). See commentary.

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