TVS to telecast China U S college basketball tilt
AP reports TVS Television Network plans to televise the first of eight scheduled U S Chinese basketball games next Wednesday at 3 30 p m EDT. The event features a China team of U S college stars versus the Chinese national men's squad with 125 stations carrying the broadcast.
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Auto rolls down slope injuring no one in David City incident
An auto owned by Bernard Schaf rolled backward down a long driveway after noon Sunday. It struck a parked car belonging to Max Conrad of David City and ended in a ditch about a block from the Schaf residence with extensive damage but no injuries reported.
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Television Schedules From a San Francisco Styled Lineup
A dense TV grid lists channel lineups and show times for multiple stations including KOLN TY 19 Wo awe 140 Holywood Syuaren Ute The Wallet 00 ANOVIE WOW TY 6News Dragnet. Wom ers News. Programs span News Dragnet The Money. Listings cover KMTV 3 Truth, KHQL TV 8 News, KUON TV 12 4200 AM Times, KOLNAV 10 Hw Haws Bobby Goldbore, WOWAV 4 News, Star Trek, Electric Company and Playhouse New York.
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Kay the Cowardly Knight at the Bridge Table
In a bridge narrative, Kay is portrayed as the cowardly knight of the Round Table. His jump to four clubs is described as a tremendous overbid that could block Lancelot from the right contract. Four clubs signals enterprising players might jump to six clubs, potentially stopping the grand slam, while Kay’s bid merely guides the peerless knight on the path to the slam. Lancelot ruffs the club lead, draws trumps, and notes Kay’s three-lead preempt, recognizing Kay holds many clubs.
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Bridge tale of knights and diamonds in a grand slant
In a bridge narrative by Oswald and James Jacoby, East fears losing a grand slant if all four diamonds are held. Lancelot leads diamonds, Kay follows, and Jimmy’s ace is captured. The play continues with a spade finesse and queen of diamonds actions to secure the grand slam, with Kay’s bidding affecting the outcome.
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Bridge bidding puzzle: four spades over three diamonds
In a bridge deal West North East South pass 1A pass 2A Piss ah pass 1¢ pass v3NT pass 1? You hold AAQIS QI55S4 OA2 HED. South must respond. Decide your action after partner jumps to four spades over three diamonds. Tomorrow’s answer.
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