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Unhappily married women flocked to this city in the 1930s due to its state’s lax residence requirements for divorce. For 10 points each:
[10m] What city regained popularity as the site for those “six-week cures”? Harrah’s Entertainment was founded in this city before later moving to a city further south.
ANSWER: Reno, Nevada (Harrah’s Entertainment eventually became Caesars Entertainment.)
[10e] Before laws loosening divorce and gambling, Reno served as a depot for those looking to mine this metal from the Comstock Lode.
ANSWER: silver
[10h] Reno was the northern terminus of this railroad that transported ore from the Comstock Lode. This railroad is partially-named for a boomtown where Mark Twain first used his pen name in articles written for the Territorial Enterprise.
ANSWER: Virginia and Truckee Railroad [prompt on V&T Railroad]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Arizona StatePenn State1010020ME
British ColumbiaOttawa0000
Chicago BGeorgia Tech010010E
Columbia AWaterloo A010010E
Columbia BCornell B1010020ME
HarvardMIT1010020ME
IndianaNorth Carolina A1010020ME
Iowa StateTexas1010020ME
LSEFlorida1010020ME
MinnesotaVirginia Tech1010020ME
NYUUC Berkeley B1010020ME
North Carolina BVirginia010010E
NorthwesternChicago A010010E
Ohio StateRIT1010020ME
StanfordIllinois A1010020ME
Toronto ARutgers1010020ME
Toronto BCornell A010010E
Toronto CJohns Hopkins0000
UC Berkeley AWUSTL A1010020ME
UCFMichigan1010020ME
VanderbiltIllinois B1010020ME
WUSTL BGeorgia State1010020ME
Waterloo BYale1010020ME
Winona StateMaryland100010M

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2415.8388%71%0%