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Friday 5th September: Hide & Yuri Return for a Lecture on Rubens

October 14, 2007 David Hurley 0

Noda dominated the first half of the evening. Kenyon was relieved to be sat on his left and therefore out of the games in which Noda presided as Oya. Kenyon’s approach seemed more cautious than usual. Here we have a photo of how he responded to Jaime’s Double Riichi declaration [Read more…]

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