Visualizing opponent distributions in bridge play
In a Nashville event, Tom Sanders reads opponents’ distributions after Westducks the diamond seven and East plays the eight. Sanders deduces West has four hearts, one spade, and two diamonds, then cashes a high spade and ruffs East’s diamond to secure nine tricks. United Feature Syndicate.
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Bobby Wolff
Tom Sanders
Nashville, Tenn
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Crossword clues read like a puzzle of words and names
The page presents a sprawling crossword with Across and Down lists, clues referencing common puzzle terms and varied proper nouns. It includes entries such as Love god and October brew, plus names like Makela and Gershwi, hinting at a filled grid from a newspaper page.
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