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Hint
The fourth player is the key to this tricky question.

Answer
9 points.

Respectively the scores were 7, 14, 20, 30, 23, 9.

Reasoning
If we label the six players A, B, C, D, E, and F, we know that:

[1]  A + B + C + D + E + F = 103

and from the clues:

   A = B ÷ 2
   B = C − 6
   C = D x 2 ÷ 3
   E = D − A
   F = E − 14

Note that it could be E = A − D or E = D − A, but using A − D we'd end up with a negative value for E later, which isn't allowed (so we'd have to try again with D − A anyway).

As we have no information for D, it's best to find all of the other letters in terms of D. These steps are left as an exercise (e.g. use C in the equation for B), but the result is:

   A = ( D −  9) ÷ 3
   B = (2D − 18) ÷ 3
   C = (2D     ) ÷ 3
   D = (3D     ) ÷ 3
   E = (2D +  9) ÷ 3
   F = (2D − 33) ÷ 3

Writing it as D = 3D ÷ 3 makes things slightly clearer in the next step.

We then use these in [1] to find that:

   (12D − 51) ÷ 3 = 103
         12D − 51 = 309
              12D = 360
                D = 30

Therefore, F = (2D − 33) ÷ 3 = 9.

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Hint
Ellen liked shrimp, but didn't like eels.

Answer
No.

None of them liked food that started with the same letter as their name.

Workings

Hint
Try to rotate them around in your head, but watch out for mirror images.

Answer
B, D, and G.

Workings

Hint
Try reversing the numbers.

Answer
891.

If we reverse each of the numbers we get:

   203 · 202 · 201 · 200 · 199 · ?

Which is counting down from 203, and the next number is 198, which is 891 when reversed.