Be Careful at Bridge Sessions with Simple Oversights
Bridge expert Jacoby warns players to avoid common, avoidable errors. Focus on counting cards and signaling. misplays often stem from haste or misread signals rather than technique.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1954
Page
18
England vs Scotland Bridge Hand Cautionary Tale
In a recent England Scotland match, West opened ten diamonds and East won with king. East shifted to clubs, South won with ace, and declarer drew three trump rounds and attempted a heart finesse, losing to West king. The column warns players to reconsider the heart finesse and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
West
East
South
Declarer
Card play leads to single heart and two diamonds
The excerpt analyzes a bridge endgame where declarer should not take the heart finesse immediately. South must lead a diamond to suppress the ace, then ruff with the last trump, cashing diamonds to discard dummy’s last club. This line yields one heart and two diamonds lost, none of the clubs, with the opponents’ club return. In a separate note, neglected Montgomery County swimming pool plans face a July 5 zoning hearing, with a 2.5 acre minimum for pools, and Robert W. Farmer appointed to the Appeal Tax Court.
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Declarer
South
Dummy
Rockville
Montgomery County
Robert W. Farmer
W. W. Hodges
TV Critics Call for Normal Characters in Dramatic Shows
A discussion on TV drama critics suit a trend toward psychotic characters. Suggestions favor better plots with normal people and fewer manic portrayals. The piece notes the MakeUp Fault Mind CBS-Radio panel and references Cinerama Holiday stars Fred and Beatrice Troller as well as impressions from The News in Frederick Maryland.
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Fred
Beatrice Troller
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