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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1972
Page
3
A dense listing of February weekend programming across KOLN TV KHGL KUON and other stations. Notable items include Mission Impossible and The Incredible Hulk episodes, classic variety shows, sports and theater programs, cartoons and news segments.
A fragmentary UPI note recounts Pliny the Elder, the Roman thinker and author, carrying materials everywhere to avoid lost studying time, and mentions a retiked nephew in a meandering anecdote about priorities and travel.
In a playful exchange Seward asks why dummy's spades weren’t split. Lincoln and Mrs Secrary joke about splitting honors. Lincoln leads spade from dummy, wins trick with ace, then attacks clubs. Grant reads East, signs on, and Lincoln counters with ace to feed a spade, Seward takes his king and grants Grant two diamonds before Lincoln claims.
The note discusses a bridge scenario imagining a bad-honor splitter, with dummy queen of spades on the first trick and East holding back the ace of clubs. It argues South could win eight tricks, possibly seven, and highlights the critical gap between seven and eight versus eight and nine due to a low spade guarantee. It also mentions the Maltese cross emblem with eight sharp points used by medieval knights.
You hold the same hand as the responder after West opens diamonds and partner overcalls hearts. With South to act facing a one diamond opening and a one heart overcall by partner, decide whether to pass or bid. The problem asks for the best continuation and promises the answer on Monday.
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