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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1951
Page
3
This NEA service piece presents a standard bridge hand scenario. South wins a heart, returns queen of diamonds, and both defenders show trumps or fail to, leading to a crossruff sequence with diamonds and clubs. The example details overruffing and ruffing endings for declarer.
In a club and diamond sequence, dummy ruffs a diamond for the third time and returns to hand. East discards a club, South leads another club and must ruff with dummy's ace. East, with only trumps, under-ruffs. South then cashes his king of spades for the tenth trick. If South ruffed with the jack of spades, East would over-ruff with the queen and Trump would be repeated to strip ace and king of trumps.
Santa Fe July 16 awards announced for the western parade opening the Rodeo de Santa Fe. Among 11 sheriff's posses the Seminole County Texas unit won the grand prize. Lea County New Mexico unit judged best visiting posse and Sierra County New Mexico group received most appropriate motorized entry. Special prize went to the Hockley County Texas posse.
In Waco a would be burglar hiding among tires fell from a balcony while stealing tires. He was knocked by a roll of seat cover material and later awakened by cold water. Police took him into custody. he is battered but in jail.
Mrs. Catherine Crump Kenfield, of 3403 Plains, leaves for Guam to join her husband Seaman F. R. Kenfield, stationed at the US Naval Communications Station. The 10 year Navy veteran was discharged in 1950 and recalled from reserve. Mrs. Kenfield, Amarillo High School graduate, formerly owned Herring Beauty Shop.
In Hollywood on July 16 Glenn McCarthy of Houston said a brief clash with actor Donald Red Barry at Ciros involved Southern chivalry. They fought in the men's room over remarks about women guests, leaving the club damaged and Barry sporting a bruised cheek and McCarthy a bruised fist. Barry denied swinging first.
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