Man - Down Cross
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Jake Lopez
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Man - Down Cross
I was wondering if anyone had tournament play on this line: 11-15 23-18 8-11 27-23 12-16. I read that Mac Banks played this and was successful back in 2001 or 2002.
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A gentle stream can split a mountain, given enough time
A single death is a tragedy. A million deaths is a statistic.
A mathematician is a blind man in a dark room looking for a black cat which isn't there.
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Ingo_Zachos
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Re: Man - Down Cross
Here's what I found:
(1) Hallman,W. - Young,C.W.
US National 1934, 00-00-1934
1.11-15 23-18 2.8-11 27-23 3.12-16 24-19 4.15x24 28x12 5.10-14 22-17 6.7-10 17-13 7.4-8 25-22 8.11-16 32-28 9.8-11 28-24 10.16-20 29-25 11.20x27 31x24 12.2-7 24-20 13.3-8 12x3 14.14-17 21x14 15.10x17 3x10 16.6x15 13x6 17.1x10 22x13 18.15x31 23-19 19.31-27 19-16 20.11-15 16-11 21.27-23 11-7 22.15-18 25-22 23.18x25 30x21 24.23-18 7-2 25.10-14 0-2
To me it looks like a handicap line to give odds, nothing more, similar to the Charleston 1. 9-14 21-17 or 1. 10-14 21-17, which is also "published play", but should never become "pacticed played" if you want to compete on the same level as your oppponent.
Greetinx from Dortmund, Germany
Ingo Zachos
(1) Hallman,W. - Young,C.W.
US National 1934, 00-00-1934
1.11-15 23-18 2.8-11 27-23 3.12-16 24-19 4.15x24 28x12 5.10-14 22-17 6.7-10 17-13 7.4-8 25-22 8.11-16 32-28 9.8-11 28-24 10.16-20 29-25 11.20x27 31x24 12.2-7 24-20 13.3-8 12x3 14.14-17 21x14 15.10x17 3x10 16.6x15 13x6 17.1x10 22x13 18.15x31 23-19 19.31-27 19-16 20.11-15 16-11 21.27-23 11-7 22.15-18 25-22 23.18x25 30x21 24.23-18 7-2 25.10-14 0-2
To me it looks like a handicap line to give odds, nothing more, similar to the Charleston 1. 9-14 21-17 or 1. 10-14 21-17, which is also "published play", but should never become "pacticed played" if you want to compete on the same level as your oppponent.
Greetinx from Dortmund, Germany
Ingo Zachos