Canadian worker bitten by skunk prompts lucky remark
A Canadian worker trying to chase a skunk from his shop remarks he was lucky after the animal only bit him. In Michigan a sheriff's deputy finds a wooden statue of an Indian lying face down beside a road.
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Coup without a name reshapes bridge defense in tourney hand
In the 1950 Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament, a declarer executes an entry destroying coup without a name to defeat a four spade contract. West aims to ruff clubs while East and South manage heart and diamond plays, with defense steering some tables to success.
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