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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1969
Page
8
Across clues cover politics and geography with entries like Iraqi-, Communist aggression, and a caviar example. a dense crossword style grid hints at thematic terms across and down from ancient to modern vocabulary.
Oswald and James Jacoby describe the Dallas Aces scoring 500 points or 11 IMPs by a 21-point slam on hand 16. Bob Hamman and Mike Lawrence’s bidding routed the New York experts who only reached game. Hamman’s one spade rebid and Mike’s club rebid highlight modern bidding logic.
The bronze horses of St. Mark's Cathedral in Venice traced their journey from Egypt to 1204, Napoleon’s 1797 removal to Paris, and restoration in 1814. A bridge bidding scenario describes The Dallas Aces style bids, showing how four diamonds defined clubs as the play suit, Mike's four heart bid signaling slam interest, and a six clubs declaration leading to 12 tricks after heart and spade plays.
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