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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1970
Page
16
Bridge notes outline Jacoby conventions for opening leads and counting, focusing on opening lead implications and the 4 no trump context with guidance for declarers and defenders. The column emphasizes standard practice and strategic considerations for selecting leads in common auction structures.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss opening four card major suits in Jacoby Modern. They prefer five card openings but use four card majors sparingly and favor hearts over spades for a smoother response. The hand example shows four card major bidding aiding clubs and managing discards to limit tricks.
J Melville Broughton Jr a former Democratic candidate for governor endorses Republican Jack Hawke over incumbent Nick Galifianakis. He cites Galifianakis as a “big spender” and criticizes the salary increase and the Cooper Church amendment. He hints at possible party switch.
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