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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
5
In a detailed bridge commentary Oswald notes West opened with the queen of spades and East avoided blocking spades, signaling strength by discarding the six. South wins a king trick, shoots clubs, and shifts to diamonds, but West’s misread of spade distribution and hearts leads to a disastrous outcome.
The dialogue argues that the key defense is signaling with the highest spare card. The speaker asserts the seven was the correct signaling choice and notes West’s expertise as critical to the outcome.
Twenty years ago Lawton stories note Jimmy Durham and Lawton FFA champion barrow at the district livestock show. AMuseum of the Great Plains receives an early fluting iron. WWI Barracks No. 1168 members plan a reunion. Police investigated a traffic mishap on Ferris Ave and 2nd Street with a roof and windshield damaged but no injuries. Theta Rho Girls Club elects Joan Mehesuah president. Red Cross yarn quota reaches Cache as knitters are urged to begin work. Mrs. Charles Darling leads a first aid lesson at the Carolyn Hunt Club meeting hosted by Mrs. E. J. Ramey.
A Saturday rally by United Concerned Citizens of America is set in Oklahoma City with a motorcade to Shawnee. Spokesmen say the event aims to protest Sen. Henry Bellman’s vote against the Griffin amendment limiting court power over school desegregation orders.
George Fleming of Shattuck was killed crossing Oklahoma 15 when struck by a car. In Alva a Cherokee man died from injuries after a two car crash. Kent Grinder, 23, of Cherokee, a passenger in one vehicle, died about two hours after the collision around midnight Saturday.
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