Scissors Coup in Bridge by Oswald and Jacoby
A bridge column explains a "Scissors Coup" where South foils Mast's plan by shifting to spades rather than trumps, freeing hand to discard and win. The narrative references the famous publicity framing by Culbertson and notes the tactic's impact on the play.
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Culbertson
Tudasy
South
Mast
Soan Sowth
West
Dummy
Puzzle of scattered clues and partial word fragments
A jumble of numbered clues and odd spellings appears, listing hints for names places and items. The text includes references to animals boats countries and lettered abbreviations with many OCR errors and missing letters.
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By Oswald
James Jacoby
New Zealand
Mutt and
Jeff
Mr A Tips
Winthrop
Ando
Bugs Bunny
North Aai Wiats
Wee AK Qiots
South Akg
Rai
Dakotas
Maine
Scotland
Treaty Group
Serbia
Converse Earth
ENT
ASSIY
Captain
Rio
Tone OF the Worlds
DR. Joag
Perlira
A Friend
Jackson Twins
Neel
Tye
Oon
Jill
Pulo
Ree
Priscilla
Wonderreul News
Pere
Ine
Mea Mae TA Hy Ut
Eek & Meek
Iter
Willie
Chie
Martha
Anning
Star Gazer
LIBRA