Trapping by North in Brooklyn Bridge Slam Draws Debate
A North-South bridge miscommunication in six clubs led to a grand slam overreach. Stayman and Blackwood cues appear in the bidding box, with South aiming for a six club contract before North’s trap caused a down one at the impossible grand slam.
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Today In History Sept 8 1965 Associated Press recap
On this date in history major events include Peter Stuyvesant surrendering New Amsterdam in 1664, Wisconsin becoming English territory in 1760, Anton Dvorak born in 1841, the Morro Castle disaster in 1934 with 134 lives lost, Huey Long assassinated in 1935, the Galveston hurricane disaster in 1900, and Cold War talks as Konrad Adenauer visited Moscow ten years prior.
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Warden Nabs Escapee In Taxi
Warden W D Leeke of the South Carolina State Correctional System recaptured an escapee after a taxi pursuit in Columbia. Authorities say the inmate fled custody earlier in the day and was located and returned to the prison facility.
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