1953 World Series Dark Horizon Warns Fans
Hal Boyle writes that the 1953 World Series divides America into Yankee and Dodger camps, with a lifelong dislike for both sides. He muses on underdog Browns, cites past Series records, and jokingly predicts a six-game outcome amid patriotic unease. In West Haven, a man accidentally shot off his left shoe while demonstrating a shotgun mechanism.
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Jacoby on Bridge a Diamond Finesse Lesson
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand where standard play would fail. South should lead low diamonds to dummy's king and finesse the nine to avoid giving East a diamond trick, ensuring the contract and potentially an overtrick.
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Lawyers and social workers urged to unite in practice
North Carolina professor Alan Keith Lucas urged lawyers and social workers to cooperate, saying a true partnership requires humility and mutual recognition of each profession's limits and contributions to the whole person.
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