Memory of Wests Mike Goldlson and Bridge Gambles
The article recalls West player Mike Goldlson known as one of the era’s best, famed for aggressive doubles and sharp defense. It notes his bridge style, including a risky four spades bid and a king of hearts lead, with anecdotes about his scoring acumen and bold play past 1927.
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Mike Goldlson
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Heart Too Sound For Transplant
STANFORD Calif UPI A man told his heart is too sound to qualify for a transplant. Marvel Champoussit had raised funds and traveled from Paris to Palo Alto before discharge. He suffers from a heart muscle disease and could only qualify if facing imminent death or total incapacitation.
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Bridge dilemma sparks debate over trump sacrifice
In a reported hand from a Sunday column, Mike Tuffed cashed the queen of trumps to defend third trick after a four spades bid. Roush aimed to ruff a club but faced a single card loss, while the article questions whether sacrificing a trump was correct, given the bidding insight and risk.
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Roush
Dorminy
Tay
Bast
Jank
Vincent's Disease Compared to Trench Mouth in Health Column
In Dr Adelman’s Cedar Rapids Gazelle column, readers ask if Vincent’s disease is contagious and about trench mouth. The doctor links trench mouth to poor hygiene and diet, explains inflammation and potential fever, and notes saliva rinses as treatment while cautioning diet alone can’t cure all diseases. He also answers questions on hepatitis, alcohol-related health risks, and methods for nit removal, closing with thanks to readers and inviting future letters.
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