Bridge narration leads to a tense endgame
A bridge hand unfolds with spades and hearts in a decisive play. South discards a low heart to the diamond threat, gains three spades and leads clubs, while East, under pressure, must discard a diamond on the jack of clubs. South secures game with three spades, three hearts, two diamonds, and a club, though East could have defeated it by different discards and leads.
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Sports Talk Across The Board In Quick Game Notes
A compact recap of sports terms, player roles, and game actions. Includes references to positions, actions like hits and throws, and common phrases showing up in scorecards and play-by-play style notes. Names, teams, and venues are implied within typical newspaper sports briefs.
Jacoby on Bridge West discards misplay in payoff hand
East erred a discard in a heroic bridge deal as South faced a tough task. West opened nine of hearts while South held queen ten of hearts and club signals. East correctly refused the trick after dummy led the jack of clubs, leaving declarer with a hard path to tenace.
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Old Fiddlers Picnic at Lenape Park Brandywine
The 28th annual Lenape Old Fiddlers Association picnic will be held Saturday at Lenape Park near West Chester four miles above Chadds Ford. The all day event runs from 10 a.m. to midnight with musicians singers and dancers invited to take part. Notable figures include Jehile Kirkhoff the renowned blind fiddler of Northern Pennsylvania. Communications should be sent to Daisy Kelly secretary at 6 332 Charles street Uoales Pennsylvania Ben Kelly will supervise sales dancing and Christian Sandersen of Chadds Ford will oversee the program.
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Sweetie Pie Honors Joseph E. Lee at PARK event
Joseph E Lee founder of playgrounds remained in hospital as a birthday party for tots proceeded with games and treats. Local volunteers and the Frederick Section of the American Federation of Jewish Women supported the celebration while Kay Crawford and Nancy Biser led playground activities. Union Veteran 14 Duluth notes.
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