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2004 Tournament results
2004 District 8 and Oklahoma State Tournament
1 Ed King 20
2 Albert Tucker 17 97
3 Luther Stubblefield 17 95
4 Steve Graham 15
5 Earl Sweatmon 14
6 Jody Dragoo 13 88
7 Earl Harvel 13 85
8 Roy Little 13 84
9 C. C. Feightner 9 82
10 Dave Rawson 9 79
The District 8 and Oklahoma State Tournament was held on April 24 - 25, 2004, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ed King of Texas won the tournament and becomes the new District 8 Champion. Luther Stubblefield placed third overall and, as the highest finishing Oklahoma resident, takes over the Oklahoma State Title. Both titles were formally held by Wayne Gober of Oklahoma. Congratulations, Ed and Luther!
2004 Texas Open (Steve Graham reporting)
The Texas State Open Tournament was held on June 18 - 19, 2004, in Brownwood, Texas. Texas has a new State Champion! Ed King's reign has ended, at least for now. Ed has won the Texas Championship every year since Professor Cravens left this world. Congratulations go to Rupert Boeselt who has re-entered the checker world! Rupert, who was a state champion in the past and has beaten many great players, finished with 22 points.
The tournament had a strong turnout even with the noted absence of the Oklahoma players. In attendance were 13 players, including two new members of the American Checker Federation. Here are the complete results:
1 Rupert Boeselt 22
2 Ed King 18
3 Curtis Chambers 17 98
4 Doyle Brownlee 17 88
5 Jody Dragoo 16
6 Steve Graham 13 96
7 Earl Harvel 13 83
8 Glen Welsh 13 81
9 Alan Sellers 13 79
10 David Fiedler 13 64
11 Hugh Hawkins 10 90
12 Vic Graham 10 65
13 Wayne Maass 9
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