Oops Re: 2003 Univ. of Delaware Baby Hen results and thanks

• From: rajoohay <no_reply_at_yahoogroups.com>
• Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 05:21:51 -0000
• Message-ID: <bps4hf+dspv_at_...>

Rob Tribbett wrote a bunch of questions too. Sorry to waste 
bandwidth, just wanted to fix that.

-Roger

--- In quizbowl_at_yahoogroups.com, rajoohay <no_reply_at_y...> wrote:
> The 2003-2004 installment of Delaware Baby Hen was held on 
Saturday 
> 11/22/2003 in Newark, DE.
> 
> 9 teams attended, with the University of Pennsylvania emerging 
> victorious from the round robin with a 7-1 record. They defeated 
> Georgetown in the final round to take the prize. 
> 
> Full (nicely formatted) stats will be located here shortly:
> http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/baby/2003.html 
> and
> http://udel.edu/stu-org/acc/baby/2003stats.html
> 
> Final Standings:
> Team		Wins	Losses
> Penn		7	1
> Georgetown	6	2
> MD A		6	2 (lost to Georgetown)
> Swathmore	6	2 (lost to Georgetown and Swarthmore)
> Delaware	4	4
> MD B		4	4 (lost to Delaware)
> Pitt Calv	2	6
> CMU		1	7
> Pitt PW		0	8
> 
> Top scorers were:
> 
> Player	Team	10	-5	PPG
> Will	Pitt Mounted Llama Cavalry	54	7	63.12
> Casey	Maryland B	40	5	46.88
> Geoff	Delaware	34	7	38.12
> Phil	Maryland A	33	6	37.5
> Eric	Maryland A	25	1	30.62
> Benjamin	Swarthmore	22	2	30
> Jordan	Georgetown	27	10	27.5
> Michela	Swarthmore	20	2	27.14
> Mandeep	Penn	24	5	26.88
> Joe	Carnegie Mellon	23	5	25.62
> 
> For their efforts the Quakers received a biographical dictionary 
and 
> other assorted books. In fact, everyone in attendance at the prize 
> ceremony received a book or comic book for their efforts. Many 
books 
> from my overflowing stash were given away including a Merriam 
> Webster Biographical dictionary, Fishes: An Introduction to 
> Icthyology, textbooks on Economics, Biochemistry, Organic 
Chemistry, 
> and Analytical Chemistry, Tristram Shandy, The Immoralist, The 
Heart 
> is a Lonely Hunter, Future Shock, There He Goes Again:Ronald 
> Reagan's Reign of Terror, various near mint comic books from 1986-
> 1987, and several other books. For some reason, nobody picked up 
> Fodor's Pocket Tokyo. Doesn't anybody else like to read random 
> travel books?
> 
> I also regifted, er re-awarded two books: 
> The Professor and the Madman which I won at 2002 NAQT SCT at UVA
> and The Football Encylopedia which I won at the inaugural COTKU 
way 
> back in 1998.
> 
> I'd like to thank Dwight Kidder, Adam Fine, Josh the Chemist from 
> Pitt, Erin Milligan, Mark Pellegrini and Bill Tressler for 
> moderating. Meanwhile, Rob Tribbett was poppin' the Cristal in the 
> stat(e)room.
> 
> I'd also like to thank David Balseiro, Eliot Brenner, Matt 
Cushman, 
> Jeff Ladd, J.P. Lien, Dennis Loo, Erin Milligan, Mark Pellegrini, 
> Julie Singer, and Chris White for writing questions.
> 
> Thanks,
>   Roger Craig