*Final Team Standings*
*Official PATT IV Results*
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Teams Participating: Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Japan, Mexico, and the USA. Selection of the teams was made by invitation to Pacific Area countries with those accepting being awarded a place in the tournament.
Rounds: There is only one round, but two games vs. each opponent and the team with the most points from all boards will win the Tournament. (Please note that the reason each player is playing two games with each of his opponent is because in ICCF title tournaments each player must play a minimum of 9 games, and this was the only way to meet this requirement with only 6 teams being fielded. --RPM)
Boards: There are 6 boards and 6 teams. Each participant will play two (2) games against each opponent. The tournament is administered as mini-tournaments, one for each board.
Substitutions: Will be permitted as allowed in the rules.
Start Date: July 9, 1999.
Intended End Date: July 9, 2002 (but this may be extended). No games should be stopped until advice is received by the Tournament Director.
Tournament Director: Dr. G.S. Benner (Katy, Texas, USA)
* Please note, that due to illness, Dr. Benner,
is no longer able to resume his duties as TD. J. Franklin Campbell, of Mason, Michigan has been appointed the new TD as of 24 May 2000. His address is:
118 East Oak Street, Mason, MI 48854-1616,
Email(Home):franklin@voyager.net
Email:(Work)fcampbell@siweb.com
Appeals: Any Team Captain may appeal within 14 days of receiving a decision of the Tournament Director to ICCF Arbiter, Max Zavanelli.
Address:
1642 N. Volusia Ave.
Orange City, FL 32763
Email: zprchess@aol.com
Award of Titles: Information has been sent to the Qualification Commissioner to assign IM norms for each board. The Team Captains will notify their players when this information is received.
Team Captains: Donald A. Keast (Australia), Ralph P. Marconi (Canada), Henry Leung (Hong Kong), Hirokaz Onoda (Japan), Santiago Cardoso-Contreras (Mexico), Tom Dougherty (USA).
