River Valley and Related Clues In Canasta Rules Commentary
The text lists crossword style clues for River Valley to Pith of a matter, interleaved with a Canasta rules column. It discusses melding kings, forming a natural fanasia, and possible house rules. Mr Jacoby is noted as unable to answer Canasia queries, with a British army surgeon referenced regarding Yankee Doodle.
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Jacoby on Bridge bidding argument analyzed
Oswald Jacoby discusses a Fort Worth reader problem whereNorth and South reach two spades and then South wins 11 tricks in the play. The column walks through the bidding and play decisions, illustrating how the contract is made and the strategic choices involved.
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Bridge bidding clash on two spades controversy
The discussion centers on North’s two spades bid and South’s responses. North argues self defense and a distant witness. South emphasizes bid sequence to keep the door open. The analysis explores how North might force and hold game via two no trump or three spades, with four spades as a goal for South and a risk for North.
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Canasta Rules Debated in Wisconsin Piece
A Wisconsin correspondent questions Canasta rules as printed. The piece discusses a hand with kings and whether a player may meld multiple five card sets in one move and how the official rule treats such situations. The article notes ongoing debate about card melding flexibility.
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