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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1974
Page
4
A bridge puzzle shows the Professor winning a top score by playing the jack on a heart lead instead of the six. After ducking the first heart as others did, he avoided extra losses and wound up down four hearts and a club, while West shifted to the queen of spades and opponents bled spades.
A compact listing of crossword style clues and partial answers including references to Kennedys, Connery, Vernon, Lincoln, Aleen, and various cryptic cues such as nautical terms, skin openings, augury, and months. The fragmentary text reads like a puzzle grid fill with numbered entries and terse wordplay indicators.
A cryptic list of clues with partial answers and word fragments including Angwer, Ascended, Small tumor, Goddess of beauty, Ireland, Peaceful, Command, Nathan, patriot, Schar, Mudd, Mountain, flower, domain, punishment, light, church part, vex, precious metal, Great Lake, and make lace.
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