Goren Bridge Sparkles as East Exploits Auction Trick
In a North South vulnerable Chicago Tribune bridge column East turns an apparent loss into a trick filled defense. Declarer misreads spade distribution as West feigns strength and East reveals a king of clubs to defeat the contract. Cook Choa by Thomas Joseph.
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Bridge tactics and crime game clues in four-deal note
A pages-wide crib of word puzzles and TV listings shows a four-deal bridge primer by Charles Goren, alongside entertainment and sports scroller notes. Mentions CBS NBC ABC lineups and a preview of films and local ads.
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