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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1966
Page
68
James Rozzi teaches a new silk screen course at the Art League. A ceramic sale funds an out of town judge for the May student show. University String Quartet performs, and Las Vegas Youth Band with Doc Severinsen plays for uniforms.
The article discusses the Rule of Eleven, a card play principle attributed to R. F. Foster in 1890 and E. M. F. Benecke of Oxford. It explains leading fourth best from a long broken suit and how subtracting card values from eleven or fourteen reveals higher cards held by other players.
A bridge discussion from Mrs Dorothy Hayden's book Bid Better Play Better analyzes leading strategy in a four heart contract. East dealer, West leads spade seven fourth best, dummy plays three, jack and ace of spades shown, then plan to reach partner to conduct a diamond lead through dummy.
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a hand where declarer loses unless partner plays correctly. He contrasts bookish and unbookish players, praising Mrs. Hayden’s approach and noting the Rule of Eleven aids defenders. To order A Pocket Guide To Bridge, send details to the Las Vegas Sun.
A 18 car Reno bound “fun train” from Oakland carries revelers for a Nevada weekend. Passengers enjoy dining and shows as the Reno Chamber of Commerce promotes the winter tourist rail trip. The trip climbs Donner Summit and ends in Reno with crowds dispersing into the city.
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