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Charles Goren bridge legend dies at ninety
Charles Goren a leading figure in bridge history died on April 3 at age 90. A law student at McGill who vowed not to let a hostess laugh at poor play, he rose to prominence as a syndicated columnist in 1933 and won his first national title in 1937. He amassed 30 national titles, nine McKenney trophies, and helped popularize the Work point-count method.
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