Cribbage Strategy: Safe Leads and Matching Pairs
Oswald Jacoby and Alfred Sheinwold explain cribbage discarding and leading choices. They note opponents hold middle cards after discards and advise leading low cards to limit possible pairs, while balancing the need to reach 31 and avoid go.
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Oswald Jacoby
Alfred Sheinwold
NEA
Epitaph for Greenwich Village in Bodenheim Remembrance
HAL BOYLE reflects on Greenwich Village as a vanished Bohemian landmark. The piece traces Bodenheim's life, the Chicago roots of Hecht and MacArthur, and the village's faded charm from Gen Grant to modern towers. It recalls writers and residents who shaped the area while noting its now mixed, torpid spirit.
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Greenwich Village
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Radio City
Empire State
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Bowery
Chinatown
O. O. McIntyre
Maxenheim
Chicago
Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
MacArthur
Helen Hayes
Hecht
Maxwell Bodenheim
Max
John Masefield
Eugene O'Neill
Ednardlay
Alexander Hamilton
Edgar Allen Poe
John Idner
Richard Harding Davis
Ernie Pyle
Franklin Roosevelt
Reenwich Village
America
Greenwich Village as a Muse and the Bodenheim Paradox
Washington notes that Greenwich Village exerts a magnetic pull on aspiring writers and artists while real Bohemians pursue inspiration on Park Avenue. Maxwell Bodenheim embodies a paradox, as tourists meet a Village character but true art originates in the artist’s own mind and heart.
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Washington
Greenwich Village
New York
Maxwell Bodenheim
Park Avenue
Bodenheim
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