Bridge Aces: East Must Play Ace to Catch West’s Heart Offer
In today’s offbeat contract West leads hearts and East can secure victory by not ducking. A misplayed heart jack loses the defense. East should win the ace and return the jack to force West into a winning sequence. South later develops diamonds while West captures the ace to gain heart control. Send bridge questions to The Aces in Dallas with SASE.
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Crosswords Challenge Includes Greek Letter and City Clues
A varied crossword puzzle list features clues across and down such as 1-a-bra for Greek letter 9 Murders 14 Island in Venice 15 Welsh John 16 Dugout 17 Energy type abi 18 Lady s company 19 Japanese port 20 Pushove 22 Golf clut 23 Penny 24 Weary 25 Memorizes 28 Bowling item 29 Prescribed amount 33 Apportion 34 Cruz 36 Blushing 37 In spite of 40 Gibbon 41 Plunders 42 Web footed creature 43 Certain European 45 Rogers or Clark 46 Oklahoma native 47 Frame 49 Mister in Munich 50 Mischievo 53 Dover s state 57 Conducts 58 Stack 59 There ought to be 60 Capacious 61 Soapstone 62 Time past 63 Weather word 64 Pay phone part 65 Prophet and Down clues cover puffed irritate brainstorm early morning takes the first step incident sharp flavor insect clean and brighten held out sci course frame for draft animals scorch leguminous plant ship of 492 colors Turner and Cantrell run off to wed transform pale mythical hunter meaning lawn tool shivered kind of cat light source entrances span chosen valuable thing word of greeting troubles coarse foodstuff diminish watch part fiber infrequent jug 58 parts of qts
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