There were two ties for 6^th place between Eddie McNair and Al Lambert.  Al Lambert broke the tie in accordance to the APCA Tournament Rules of Play having won 13 games to Eddie McNair having won only 10 games.  Also, there was a tie for 10^th place between Mike Weaver and Kim Williams.  Kim Williams broke the tie having won 12 games to Mike Weaver having won 10.  There was a tie for 12^th place between Anthony Tangwa and Timothy Ervin.  Timothy Ervin broke the tie having won 9 games to Anthony  Tangwa having won only 8.                                                                                                                                                                                             

There was a tie for 5^th place between Lynwood Tharrington and Tony Darling.  Both had won the same number of games at 9 each.  Therefore, one would have to determine how did each fair against the next highest scorer which was Arthur Johnson.  Tony Darling broke the tie having won 6 points from Arthur Johnson whereby Lynwood Tharrington lost 6 points to Arthur Johnson.    Also, there was a three-way tie for 8^th place between Joe Davis, General Owens and Lonnie Davidson.  Joe Davis broke tie having won 5 games.  General Owens won 9^th place with winning 4 games while Lonnie Davidson placed 10^th with ony 2 wins. 

There was a three-way tie for 1^st place between Leonard Cato, Steven Burch and Hamilton McClain.  Steven Burch broke the tie having won 6 points from Leonard Cato while Hamilton McClain won 4 points with 2 draws.  Hamilton McClain won 4 points from Steven Burch and Leonard Cato won only 2 points from Steven Burch.  Therefore Hamilton McClain won 2^nd place and Leonard Cato placed 3^rd.

There was a three-way tie for 5^th place between Daniel Young, Ernest Lee and Warren Fraizer.  Warren Fraizer broke the tie having won 6 points from Daniel Young.  Ernest Lee placed 6^th having won 4 points from Warren Fraizer with 2 draws.  Henry William Ham and Randy Jones tied for 8^th place.  Randy Jones broke the tie having won 8 games while Henry William Ham won only 7 games

There was a tie for 2^nd place between Witton Jones and Stanly Boyland. Stanly Boyland broke the tie having won 20 games while Witton Jones only won 19 games.   Jimmie Kent and Herman Joiner tied for 8^th place.  Jimmie Kent broke the tie having won 15 gagames while Herman Joiner won only 13 games.  Also, there was a tie for 15^th place between Dion Taylor and Johnny Little.  Dion Taylor broke the tie having won 4 games while Johnny Little won only 3 games.