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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1951
Page
6
A crossword style grid lists across and down clues for a themed puzzle. Horizontal clues include instrument depiction whitened indebtedness and various abbreviations, while vertical clues span chop preposition rise and Persian poet.
Oswald Jacoby discusses new Canasta laws affecting black threes and wild cards. The South American and American commissions agree on changes, including no melds with black threes and dealer covering a turned black three, with discard pile handling and melding out clarified. He notes he cannot answer individual questions but will summarize frequent inquiries.
Know America Today's Anniversaries recalls notable figures across U S history. Names include Mary Lyon born in Massachusetts pioneer of teaching methods, Henry S Foote born in Virginia senator and governor, Sybil Jones Quaker preacher born in Maine, Christian Hoecken Jesuit missionary born in France, Victor L Berger Milwaukee editor and socialist, Michael C Murphy Yale and PA athlete trainer born in Massachusetts, Wilfred T Grenfell medical missionary to Labrador with dates and places.
A compact rundown lists events from 1822 to 1947 including the chartering of the City Farmers Trust Co in New York and the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road, the Princeton warship explosion, Doniphan’s 1847 victory in the Mexican War, and the 1945 march toward Germany. It also notes today’s birthdays of Claude Wickard Hugh Butler Kenneth Wherry Ben Hecht Linus Pauling and others, plus a horoscope and a local trivia item about a Boston hockey candidate.
Oswald Jacoby explains how the full hand dictates the play of a suit in bridge. The example shows declarer winning the first lead with dummy's ace, finessing spades, and how West’s queen spade aided a club through prompting a ruff before drawing the rest of the trumps.
The article analyzes a bridge hand where South misplays a trump finesse. It argues the best line is to win the ace of spades, then ruff and switch to diamonds, forcing West to win diamonds and lead clubs. Proper play sacrifices two trumps to make the contract, while a wrong line loses one trump and fails.
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