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The Roman Carlo Carpentieri and Mario Guarino are the 2012 Open Pairs Champions. The former, as many know, is in NeapolitanClub’s Technical Committee. The winners made 59,01, then a tie battle. In second position came Lorenzo Camerini and Andrea Carretti, from Reggio Emilia. Third are Carlo Totaro and Aldo Gerli from Padova. The Women Championship’s winners are Virginia Cosignani née Falà, from San Benedetto del Tronto, and Antonietta Rella née Palanca, from Ascoli Piceno; in second position there are Cinzia Agrillo and Shalha Mofahkami. Third are the 2011 title holder: Cristina Golin and Gabriella Olivieri (respectively Genova and Padova). Read the rest of this entry…
2012 Italian Club’s Team Championships - Last weekend the sixth and last round of qualification has been played. Surprise in the third group, the one that gathered teams from Center and South of Italy: the team of Francesco Angelini has been eliminated. Coming only third in their group, they now have to fight in the play-off in order to avoid the relegation in second category. 
The “Vincenzo Riolo” trophy (Cup) is assigned to the bridge club that is best ranked in the beginners championships. It was established in 2010 to commemorate Enzo Riolo, who died July 31 of that year. European champion in 1977, Riolo spent much of his life teaching bridge. 
Carlo Carpentieri (Member of Technical Committee of Neapolitan Club) and his faithful partner Mario Guarino won the third edition of the “Tournament under the stars City of Rome.” The event was held last night, July 2, 2011, in the beautiful surroundings of the Baths of Caracalla at the stadium “Nando Martellini.” More than 300 participating pairs including some famous international champions: Fulvio Fantoni and Francesco Angelini, Silvio Sbarigia and Franca Serangeli, Leonardo Cima and Barbara Dessì, Emanuela Capriata and Nino Masucci, to name a few. 
A proposito di nepotismo: come volevasi dimostrare le malelingue son state tacitate. Scorrendo l’elenco delle formazioni per i 
L’Eur è un quartiere di Roma ad una decina di chilometri a sud-ovest del centro; il nome è acronimo di Esposizione Universale Roma, giacché nacque per tenervi l’Esposizione del 1942, poi annullata. “Bene”, concederà l’impaziente lettore, “ma c’è un circolo di bridge o non c’è? E se c’è, che ci si fa?”. 
Notes by Rhoda Walsh on the 1 NT gf response in the "2 over 1 game forcing system" (Walsh System
Mario Martinelli is a Neapolitan excellent player and accredited bridge teacher. He is an expert about systems and he developed the system "Standard BBO Italia". Mario is also the nephew of Eugenio Chiaradia, the creator of the Neapolitan Club, a system which our magazine is dedicated to. 
The great Italian champion Norberto Bocchi will contribute articles on a regular basis to Neapolitan Club. Norberto will refer in his column ‘My Way’ to political issues which may arise in the bridge world and sometimes he will describe interesting hands. 
VALERIO GIUBILO. 
FEDERICO PRIMAVERA.
We give a follow up to previous interview with 
FULVIO FANTONI
AGUSTIN MADALA
NORBERTO BOCCHI
FRANCESCO ANGELINI'S REPLY
SILVIO SBARIGIA 
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