South Wins Grand Slam In Sixteen Trick Bridge
North and South bid boldly with Gerber to request aces then kings and a grand slam bid. South led clubs and diamonds to reveal West held most of the unseen cards. A well timed finesse and careful counting showed East could hold four spades, arguing the slam was sound despite only 25 combined points. The column also reports local social notes from Kemptown and surrounding areas and a statistic noting that over 21 percent of 1957 US highway deaths occurred on Saturdays.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Worth
Gerber
South
North
East
West
Dummiy
Prize Winner Across i 1 6 1952 Nobel Prize winner
Fragmentary OCR text lists clues and responses on a crossword style page. It mentions a Nobel Prize winner and various across clues with numbers, including references to Loiter, Soothsayers, Pilots, Anoint, and a device for removing cherry pits, suggesting a puzzle or crossword entry rather than a news event. The readable items hint at a newspaper puzzle section with scattered entries and definitions.
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Philippie
Nobel
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