Diamond lead suits partner’s double in bridge note
The text argues against a heart or club lead after partner’s one heart overcall and double, favoring a diamond lead to let partner win the first two tricks. It notes that a club lead risks declarer snagging 13 tricks with six spades, six clubs, and the ace of hearts, and mentions possible North jump raise disagreement.
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Missing Words Across The Big Wolf and Related Clues
Members of the Frederick Seventh-day Adventist church will take part in a home-visit program Saturday to stimulate attendance. Jon Crum, church home mission secretary, urged each member to visit at least ten homes and offer a free Bible course to those visited.
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Watch Partner For Valuable Tips By Oswald Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby explains a double by an expert in a slam bid. He discusses whether the double seeks a lead in the dummy’s first bid or merely requests an unusual lead. The article analyzes a hand from his new book and emphasizes choosing the correct opening lead as West to defeat the slam.
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