Many Player Gets No Trump itis In Bridge Debate
The piece debates fairness in bridge bidding and scoring. WM. BE. McKENNEY argues against granting extra points for holding many honors and full control of a hand. The author urges abolition of premium honors in future contests.
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WM. BE. McKenney
Bid and play plan for a seven spades slam in club duplicate
A club duplicate hand explains the bidding sequence from South and West passing to North bidding one no trump, followed by two diamonds, three hearts, three spades, and North pushing to seven spades. The play features a king of clubs opening by West, dummy's ace, and a series of discards and ruffs leading to a solid seven spades contract with careful carding and signaling.
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Hollywood Gossip Notes on Ken Maynard and Co Stars
Hollywood gossip outlines Ken Maynard’s public stance toward kids, avoidant on on-screen violence, and enduring western appeal. It tracks Stuart Erwin’s move to Metro-Goldwyn-Mary and Conway Tearle’s Broadway revival, plus Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and a cow-music test at Radio Pictures.
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Ken Maynard
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Stuart Erwin
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Bob Montgomery
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Doug
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Senators Clinch Pennant With 2-1 Win Over Browns
Jake Sewell drove in the go ahead run as the Senators doubled in the seventh to beat the Browns 2-1 and clinch the pennant. Eldon Auker limited the Athletics to six hits for the Tigers.
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