Hold-up play explained in Birminshaw bridge column
Oswald Jacoby explains the hold-up play to thwart the opponent who tries to gut to partner s hand. A sample sequence shows South refusing a quick ace to allow West to win with the king and queen of spades, then East s links leading to the hold-up removing West s spades and preventing a spade lead. Also notes a separate item: Groshon reunion held at Mountaindale with officers elected and prizes awarded.
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Oswald Jacoby
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West
South
East
Plex South
Wes
Bask
Declarer
Groshon
Mountaindale Fieth
Grashon
Nona Groshon
Sona Croshon
Mame Crum
Stella Groshon
Martha Groshon Mabie
Marshall Biddle Marshall
Grant
Robert Af McReesport
Harold Crum
Beulah
Ray
Harold Jr
Dale
Brian Crum
Carol
Doris
Lois
Glenn Jones
Carlene
Glenna Jran
Bruce Crum
Clade
Crum
Roger Jr
Paw Crum
Larrs
Russell Crom Russell Jr
Jima
Ralph Thoms
Harold Powell
Janelle
Sandy
Warren
Rosin
Kenneth
Vivian Tfs Kin Kelley
Helen Sidney Andebercer
Mixed-Up Puzzle Clues From Fairfield Vermont Calendar
A scrambled 21st U.S. president themed word puzzle lists across clues and scattered entries such as Roman emperor hints, antonyms, and synonyms. The jumble includes many garbled names, with scattered references to heraldic terms and common crossword style definitions.
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Sweetie Pie
Martha Wayne
Duchess
Amy Lewel
Ainay
Juniper Darling
Martha Loo
Tom
Anne
Cogor
Leer
Hel Bervion
E Jacoby
Maryland
Gaythershbure
North
Asia
U. S
Chester — Nethie
Mikay
Fairfiel Vermont
Whit House
Stanley
Arthur
Sethapis
Pat
Mra
Ort
Matt and
Jeff
Ther
TGE
Bugs Bunny
Buesy
Boots and
Ber
Prince Woyaliam
Matzia
Wylagonia
Sebastian
Ainit
Barnes
Vic Flint
Eve
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Uae
Priscilla
Oliver
E Nyi
Ene Os
Falls Aslee
Saas