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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1952
Page
10
A card play ends with South ruffing a club to draw trumps. West overruffs with king of diamonds to force a spade lead. Harmon then wins ace and ten of spades to defeat the contract.
A compact column lists notable anniversaries and birthdays. It covers William Chauvenet Henry Grady Richard Mansfield George Grey Barnard Benjamin Cardozo and others with birth and death dates, plus Today in History items such as Morse telegraph first message and postwar events. It also notes births of Lillian Gilbreath Helen Taussig Fosdick Taylor and others with ages and origins.
The column notes a Oswego born official and describes a day native as eloquent artistic and bohemian with a roaming streak and contentment shaping talent. It also reports T. Conklin of Brandon Vermont stating that Rocky fudge Martyr has purchased two registered Ayrshires, per the Ayrshire Breeders Association secretary.
Rod ney Keily of Buckeystown Maryland has earned a Certificate of Merit and a Junior Membership in the Holstein Fr iesian Association of America in Brattleboro Vermont for satisfactory Holstein calf club work in 1951. State 4 H Club Leader recommended the awards, with all association privileges except voting granted until age 21.
Arch Nearbrite notes the idea that Uncle EF Wothe King and Queen of Greece will not visit until after the election. He jokes that if they can stay home, they may have found a few million dollars under the carpet somewhere.
Oswald Jacoby explains how expert players count tricks to defend or win contracts. Leonard B Harmon, with East cards, deduces that defenders need two spade tricks to beat the contract and plays accordingly, leading to precise defensive timing and card play decisions.
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