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| April 15 — Finals, Manchester. |
|
Sarah Fitz-Gerald,
with her principal rivals fallen out |
| April 14 — Semi finals, Manchester. |
 In
a fascinating chess match between master offensive players, John
White beat Jonathon Power in a match marked
by momentum shifts, strategy, and respect for each other. Also, Tania
Bailey beat Cassie Campion; Nicol and Fitz-Gerald
also won more
|
| April 13 — Quarter finals, Manchester. |
 In
the second quarter final session, Vanessa Atkinson
scored another big five-game win over Fiona Geaves to reach the semi
finals. Thierry Lincou won a tough battle with Scotsman
Martin Heath more
|
 In
the first quarter final session, Jonathon Power puts
an end to thoughts of a titanic match with Lee Beachill - as he completely
dominates the local star; Carol Owens can't rally against Tania
Bailey. more
|
| April 12 — Rest/travel day as event moves from London to Manchester |
| April 11, Thursday, London |
 In
round two, two leading Aussie contenders fell — David Palmer
ran out of momentum, falling to unseeded Alex Gough
of England while Power pushed past Paul Price. On the women's side,
Tania Bailey outlasted Linda Charman-Smith, who retired
with a leg injury more
|
| April 10, Wednesday, London |
 In
today's first round, Martin Heath, David Palmer and
Jonathon Power breezed through while Joe Kneipp and
Stewart Boswell staged a great battle and Omar El Borolossy ousted
feisty Anthony Ricketts more |
| April 9, Tuesday, London |
 Derek
Ryan puts Mansoor Zaman out of the action; the
"Einstein Open" (Khalifa and Clayton) and other action today
reported by Martin Bronstein. more |
| April 8, Monday, London |
 Liam
Kenny, Australian-turned-Irishman, played a wonderul match
but couldn't score the clincher against Pakistan's sole main draw
hope, Mansoor Zaman, in the first day's qualifying action.
more |
Peter
Nicol looks impregnable against John White as he earns his
2nd British Open in dazzling fashion. 
of
the draw, dominated Tania Bailey and won her 2nd Women's
British Open.
