Bridge analysis of a club part-score misplay
The article recounts a bridge hand where North bid four hearts and East or West could have continued to four spades. West opens with ace of spades, Malowan ruffs, and a sequence leads to complex ruffs and trumps. A miscued heart and ruffing misplays allow the defense to force a later discard and set up tricks in diamonds.
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Ha North
East
West
Thes
Malowan
Wes
Declarer
Sings
South
Dinamons
Bridge bidding puzzle with double or pass choice
Bridge query presents a hand for South after North East has shown heart two diamonds. South holds KJ7 3 2 9 3 OATS BEEe and considers double or pass. Experts favor double for pressure, opponents may struggle to reach game. The same bidding repeats with another hand R I7 3 2 OAT 42 KE5 4.
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DAR tribute marks first for a women's group by Old Guard
President General Gertrude Carraway became the first woman to singly review troops of the Third Infantry. The ceremony was a landmark honor for the Daughters of the American Revolution, the oldest active regular army regiment to host such a review.
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Gertrude Carraway
Third
Old Guard) Infantry
DAR
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