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- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 abstract "The World Scrabble Championship 1991 was the first World Scrabble Championship. The winner was Peter Morris, a Canadian, representing the United States.Plans for a World Scrabble Championship had formed as early as 1986/87. After Coleco bought Selchow and Righter, the company announced that they were interested in helping players to organize a "World-Class Open" in 1988. At the 1987 Nationals, John Williams announced that the first World Scrabble Championship would be held the following summer in New York. It would be 1991, however, beforeit became a reality.The 48 players were separated into random groups of 6 and played round robins within their groups. The top 2 players from each group then played a knockout to produce two finalists who played a best-of-three finals.Morris and Cappelletto split their first two games then met for a final game to decide it all. On his tenth move, Cappelletto made a rare blunder by playing the phony SMAIL instead of CLAIMS. The move may have cost him the championship. As it was, Morris pulled out a complicated end game for a 4-point win and the first world title.".
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- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wikiPageWikiLink Category:1991_in_London.
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- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wikiPageWikiLink Category:World_Scrabble_Championships.
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wikiPageWikiLink Coleco.
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wikiPageWikiLink London.
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wikiPageWikiLink Peter_Morris_(Scrabble).
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- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wikiPageWikiLinkText "1991 World Champion".
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wikiPageWikiLinkText "1991".
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wikiPageWikiLinkText "World Scrabble Championship 1991".
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wikiPageWikiLinkText "one year".
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 dateFrom "1991-09-27".
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 dateTo "1991-09-30".
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- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 location London.
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 next "1993".
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 numberOfPlayers "48".
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 sponsor "Mattel".
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- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 winner "Peter Morris Peter Morris".
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 year "1991".
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 subject Category:1991_in_London.
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 subject Category:1991_in_the_United_Kingdom.
- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 subject Category:Scrabble_in_the_United_Kingdom.
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- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 hypernym Championship.
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- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 comment "The World Scrabble Championship 1991 was the first World Scrabble Championship. The winner was Peter Morris, a Canadian, representing the United States.Plans for a World Scrabble Championship had formed as early as 1986/87. After Coleco bought Selchow and Righter, the company announced that they were interested in helping players to organize a "World-Class Open" in 1988.".
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- World_Scrabble_Championship_1991 wasDerivedFrom World_Scrabble_Championship_1991?oldid=636004906.
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