Colonial Campaigns Club (CCC)

Let it be known this first day of Two-Thousand and Seven, that I, the great Pontiac challenges every member of this esteemed club to a battle.

I wish to play each and every member this year all three of the following games....
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<b><font size="6">Robert Weir made a great medal for the tournament, and a ribbon, too. Thanks Bob!</font id="size6"></b>

<font color="limegreen"><b>Update: Jan. 21st, 2007 - 11* different opponents; 18 games.</b></font id="limegreen">
White = Al won <font color="red">Red = Al's opponent won</font id="red"> <font color="pink">Pink = Nobody won</font id="pink">
<font color="beige">*approximately 16% of club membership</font id="beige">

<font color="yellow"><b><u>From The French and Indian War ... 000.Getting Started.scn (12 turns)</u></b> (Al 0-1-1)</font id="yellow">
<b><i><font color="pink">Phil Natta - fought to a Draw: -9 points</font id="pink"></i></b>
<b><font color="black">Phil Wilson</font id="black"></b>
<b><i><font color="red">Neil Meyers - earned a British Major Victory: 304 points</font id="red"></i></b>
<b><font color="black">Dan Armenta</font id="black"></b>
<b><font color="black">Rich White</font id="black"></b>

<font color="yellow"><b><u>From Campaign 1776 ... Oriskany_a.scn (6 turns)</u></b> (Al 1-7-0)</font id="yellow">
<b><font color="red"><i>Phil Natta - earned a British Major Victory: 190 points</i></font id="red"></b>
<font color="red"><b><i>Phil Wilson - earned a British Minor Victory: 53 points</i></b></font id="red">
<b><i><font color="red">Robert Weir - earned an American Major Victory: -23 points</font id="red"></i></b>
<b><font color="red"><i>Rich White - earned a British Major Victory: 220 points</i></font id="red"></b>
<i><b>Neil Meyers - suffered an American Minor Defeat: 53 points</b></i>
<b><font color="red"><i>Michael Osborne - earned a Minor British Victory: 54 points</i></font id="red"></b>
<b><i><font color="red">Steve Jones - earned a Major British Victory: 185 points</font id="red"></i></b>
<font color="red"><b><i>Garry Cope - earned a British Major Victory: 164 points</i></b></font id="red">
<font color="black"><b>Nik Butler</b></font id="black">

<font color="yellow"><b><u>From The War of 1812 ... 00 Getting Started.scn (8 turns)</u></b> (Al 0-2-1)</font id="yellow">
<b><i><font color="red">Phil Natta - earned a Minor British Victory: -28 points</font id="red"></i></b>
<b><font color="black">Ian Conway</font id="black"></b>
<font color="pink"><b><i>Neil Meyers - fought to a Draw: 10 points</i></b></font id="pink">
<b><i><font color="red">Garry Cope - earned a Major British Victory: 102 points</font id="red"></i></b>
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I will gladly play either side in the scenario, and will allow my opponents to choose the optional rules. I ask my opponents to register the games, please.

It is hoped everyone will indulge me, and the club will then have a sample database to compare the various members against a common opponent. As you can see I have selected three small, short scenarios to atract as many participants as possible.

This challenge will be hence forth known as the ...

<b>"I beat Al in 2007", a personal impromptu tournament.</b>

Perhaps our esteemed ribbon makers will create ribbons for those who participate, and for those who do indeed beat me.

So who wants to brag at TillerCon II that "I beat Al in 2007"?

(please make this a sticky ... for awhile at least)