Ducking Out In Bridge Club Tips For Slams And Cues
A fragmentary bridge column discusses ducking the club lead and using trumps to set up a slam. It mentions opening two hearts, a three spades cue bid by partner, and inference that spade ace is promised. The text suggests counting entries and avoiding leading the ace to keep dummy's trumps alive.
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Crossword by Thomas Joseph Across-3 Enjoy
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Teen chef Sam Stern brings kitchen independence to readers
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