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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1970
Page
11
A fragmentary game note shows the Royals overcoming the Suns with a late six minute stretch securing a narrow win. Details are sparse but highlight a pivotal run by the Royals and a standout effort from an unnamed Suns player.
The page catalogs evening and Sunday TV plans: Buz Sawyer cartoons in the Andy Williams Show with guest stars Jonathan Winters Jo Anne Worley Smokey Robinson and the Miracles plus a Wolf Man spoof. There are Arnie and union belt themes at 9 00 p m and Mannix with Rich Little impressions at 10 00 p m. Also Disney Snow Bear Part I airs and a Sunday Issues and Answers debate features Morton and O'Brien.
In a typical East open no trump scenario, Becker analyzes how to defend against distributions that threaten the contract. By planning the play, assume West holds hearts or clubs and decide not to risk the first trick. Playing the nine of hearts on Easts queen and finessing later with clubs secures three no trump, regardless of East and West heart holdings, avoiding danger from complex suit splits.
Daily cryptogram puzzle explaining substitution clues and word hints. The sample shows A stands for L and X for O, with single letters and punctuation guiding decryption. Includes a quoted quote and signature, noting the daily changing code and puzzle authority John Oldham.
A compact listing of crossword clues including entries like Ceremony, Snow vehicle, Printer's measure, Monkey, Latter, Worn groove, Jet for one, Born, Fastened, Twilight, Bors- prefix, Ascend, Negative particle, Covered with metal, Pronoun, Geneh, Med, and related numbers. The fragment notes numbers and partial clues typical of a syndicated puzzle page.
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