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He was invited back to the [[Championship of Champions XII]] and played [[Jon O'Neill]] in the first round, narrowly beating him with help from words such as {{word|SENARII}}, {{word|TAUTENED}} and {{word|AMOEBAS}}. However, he came unstuck against [[Paul Howe]] in the quarter-final, as Paul spotted the impressive {{word|BURGONET}} to go into the conundrum with a 11 point lead.
 
He was invited back to the [[Championship of Champions XII]] and played [[Jon O'Neill]] in the first round, narrowly beating him with help from words such as {{word|SENARII}}, {{word|TAUTENED}} and {{word|AMOEBAS}}. However, he came unstuck against [[Paul Howe]] in the quarter-final, as Paul spotted the impressive {{word|BURGONET}} to go into the conundrum with a 11 point lead.
  
Welsby was also joint winner (with David Stedman) of Series 34 on ''Fifteen-to-One'', and was one time a world record holder for visiting all London Underground stations in the fastest time, beating Geoff Marshall.   
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Welsby was also joint winner (with David Stedman) of Series 34 on ''Fifteen-to-One'', and was one time a world record holder for visiting all London Underground stations in the fastest time, beating Robert Robinson.   
  
 
==Episodes==
 
==Episodes==

Revision as of 14:17, 15 July 2011

Jack Welsby

Jack Welsby was a contestant in Series 52. He won all 8 of his heats with some excellent performances, and relieved many viewers by beating Jon Stitcher in his first game. He only failed to score 100 points in two games, against Joseph Bolas and Alan Cusack.

Returning for the series finals, he comfortably beat David Thirlwall in the quarter-final before facing Mark Tournoff in the semi. The game started evenly, but Mark built up a resounding lead with the niner VERONICAS. However, Jack fought back with PALMATE and a difficult numbers game, taking it to a crucial conundrum, which Tournoff got.

He was invited back to the Championship of Champions XII and played Jon O'Neill in the first round, narrowly beating him with help from words such as SENARII, TAUTENED and AMOEBAS. However, he came unstuck against Paul Howe in the quarter-final, as Paul spotted the impressive BURGONET to go into the conundrum with a 11 point lead.

Welsby was also joint winner (with David Stedman) of Series 34 on Fifteen-to-One, and was one time a world record holder for visiting all London Underground stations in the fastest time, beating Robert Robinson.

Episodes

# Date Type Contestant 1 Score Contestant 2 Presenters Guest Lex Max
3746 21/07/2004 P Jon Stitcher 73 – 110 Jack Welsby Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Peter Baldwin Susie Dent
3747 27/07/2004 P Jack Welsby 105 – 51 Mary Parke Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Peter Baldwin Susie Dent
3748 28/07/2004 P Jack Welsby 102 – 42 Eddie McNamee Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Peter Baldwin Susie Dent
3749 3/08/2004 P Jack Welsby 101 – 55 Carol Kemp Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Barry Cryer Alison Heard
3750 4/08/2004 P Jack Welsby 96 – 86 Joseph Bolas Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Barry Cryer Alison Heard
3751 5/08/2004 P Jack Welsby 112 – 72 Stewart Smeed Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Barry Cryer Alison Heard
3752 6/08/2004 P Jack Welsby 108 – 51 Mandy Combes Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Barry Cryer Alison Heard
3753 9/08/2004 P Jack Welsby 97 – 73 Alan Cusack Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Barry Cryer Alison Heard
3835 10/12/2004 QF David Thirlwall 58 – 93 Jack Welsby Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Rick Wakeman Susie Dent
3839 16/12/2004 SF Jack Welsby 73 – 88 Mark Tournoff Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Richard Digance Susie Dent
4116 1/06/2006 CP Jack Welsby 99 – 94 Jon O'Neill Des Lynam Carol Vorderman Ron Atkinson Susie Dent
4124 13/06/2006 CQF Jack Welsby 72 – 83 Paul Howe Des Lynam Carol Vorderman Kim Woodburn Susie Dent