The American Checker Federation

I'm coming and so is John Webster, I've missed this tournament the last two years, I always enjoy it.

Congrats to Alex, well done !

Such a kind lady, I had the pleasure of meeting Joan and Ian in1981, they picked me up at Gatwick Airport and carried me to meet Bill Brewer in Bristol. Joan had a small magnetic board ready as Mr. Caws drove she and I played a few games to make the drive seem shorter. Still remember the pleasant sm...

Happy Birthday Joe !

JR. has been released and is resting at home, he's doing well !

John Acker and I were paired in the last round, we agreed to the draw after being paired

Questions for the Majors.
1. Are the rounds 4 games or 2?
2. How will it be scored? Game Points , Match points, or will this actually be decided at the pre tournament meeting?

Thanks Bill, all of them are great, I encourage anyone to look

I understand it's his 70th, so happy Birthday to JR, a man that does a great deal for checkers, we owe him a tremendous debt of gratitude, so JR, have a very happy Birthday and have many more!

Congrats to all and especially my uncle John! It couldn't happen to a nicer guy !

Biggest deficit in a World Championship Match that I've read about is Willie Ryan being down 4-1 to Hellman and coming back to tie.

Biggest deficit in a World Championship Match that I've read about is Willie Ryan being down 4-1 to Hellman and coming back to tie.

John worked hard on the results, hats off to him. I enjoyed the fellowship as always even though I stunk it up like nobody's business in the last three rounds. Looking forward to the next tournament and next year already. Fine job as usual by Mr. and Mrs. Davis.

May the best win, that's how a champion should be determined. I thought the match last year was pretty fun to watch and was very competitive.

Tinsley could have been champion for 40 years, no one would have ever beaten him.