Grant Mursee wins big in Great Lakes duplicate bridge
In Grand Rapids, Grant Mursee of Dearborn led a complex diamond and club sequence to gain a high score in the Great Lakes Regional duplicate. His deft ruff and trumping tactics contrasted with opponents’ bad luck as a five overtrick yielded a strong result. The piece also notes the historical context of Black Friday on September 19, 1873.
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Two Crooks Servicing On Police Force
Police Chief Myron Traylor faces a troubling situation as two of his five patrolmen are named Charlie Crook and Eddie Crook. The odd coincidence highlights the department's human misfortune in Jacksonville Arkansas. The item closes with an unrelated note about the Eiffel Tower in Paris consisting of 12,000 metal sections.
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