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DLCC 2011 Calcutta ResultsThe 39th annual Calcutta was held in the upstairs lounge of the Deer Lodge Curling Club on Wednesday January 19th, 2011. The auction was for Deer Lodge rinks entering the MCA Bonspiel.Each Deer Lodge rink was paired up (after purchase) with one "elite" team in the Bonspiel. These pairings counted for most wins in the three major events (Category 1). In all there were 23 teams in the auction. We had a good crowd out with the hobbled Ian Mahon leading the biddling with his auctioneering talents. John McLachlan assisted with recording the purchases on the big white board and Rick Furney with collections. Food served during the breaks included pizza as well as the usual bread, sandwich meat, cheese, and pickles. The total money wagered at the Calcutta was $2,760.00, of which 14% ($386.40) is to be donated to the Junior curling program at the club. This left $2,373.60 to be paid out to the successful bidders. The event was organizied by Frank Mitchell's Entertainment committe with John McLachlan leading it up. Special thanks goes to Rick Mutton for once again providing his time and effort keeping track of all the Calcutta teams throughout the MCA bonspiel with recording the winners, losers and finally compiling the results for each category. Thanks also go to Rob Keough for team writeups, Jody Smart for 50/50 sales, Brent Mackie and Dan Sul & others for admission ticket sales & door prize presentations. For the wins and loss records for the DLCC teams, click on ....DLCCteams. For the wins and loss records for the Elite teams, click on ....Eliteteams. Following are the results : Category 1, 25% for rink, or rinks with the most total wins in the three major events. Deer Lodge team combined with elite bonspel team. - 19 wins in total for the Sean Grassie (11) / Andy Stewart (8) pairing The Tanasichuk syndicate was the successful bidder on this combination. Category 2, 10% for rink or rinks with fewest wins in bonspiel - the Jim Bender team had 1 win to clinch this category. The Jack Gordon syndicate was the successful bidder Category 3, 20% for rink or rinks playing the most games - the Sean Grassie team played 12 games. The Tanasichuk syndicate takes this pot. Category 4, 20% for rink or rinks out in 6 games. - Mike Coutts, Rob Keough, Reg Malanchuk, Ryan Duncan, Don Kleppe, Cliff Murphy, Kevin Exell, Willy Lyburn and Reg Sims rinks were all out in 6 games. Note that Jim Bender is excluded as he qualified for Category 2 above. The pot will be shared by the syndicates : Tanasichuk(3/9), Murphy(1/9), Mike Coutts(2/9), Jack Gordon(1/9), Chambers(1/9) and Malanchuk/Sheldon(1/9) Category 5, 10% for any rink or rinks winning a trophy - Sean Grassie won the Winnipeg Free Press Trophy and Allan Neyedly won the Chas. Fidler & Sons trophy. The Tanasichuk and Brent Mackie syndicates each get 5% as the successful biddera. Category 6, 10% for rink or rinks winning the most minor event games. - 5 wins for Allan Neyedly The Brent Mackie syndicate was the successful bidder Category 7, 5% to the bidder or bidders that correctly predict how many wins the team they purchased will obtain in the bonspiel. - Buyers were correct in predicting: Mike Paquette (2 wins) Rob Keough (4 wins) Sean McCreary (3 wins) Mike Mahon (6 wins) Al Graham (3 wins) The Murphy(1/5) , Jack Gordon(2/5), McCreary(1/5), and Kevin Exell(1/5) syndicates split the pot. -The approx. pay-out pot distribution (less Juniors amount) :
The Hal Tanasichuk syndicate
( 56.7 % of the
pay-out).
The Sean McCreary syndicate ( 1.0
%)The Brent Mackie syndicate ( 15.0 %). The Jack Gordon syndicate ( 14.2 %) The Mike Coutts syndicate ( 4.4 %) The Cliff Murphy syndicate ( 3.2 %) The Corey Chambers syndicate ( 2.2 %) The Malanchuk/Sheldon syndicate ( 2.2 %) The Kevin Exell syndicate ( 1.0 %) |
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