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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1951
Page
2
A mixed report shows Army Chemical Center and Camp Detrick players slated for a season opener with a strong Comets lineup. Local police logs cover a farm attack near Hampstead and a Wright arrest. Baltimore residents sign a Dwight D. Eisenhower petition on a chilly downtown corner as a sentiment test.
Bridge columnist evaluates a complex hand where even skilled players err as East holds Q10 0 87 and suits split. article discusses common missteps and strategic lessons for readers.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a club diamond scene where North South reach three diamonds as West defends. West counters by leading hearts after a complex sequence, and South presses the diamonds and clubs to reach a favorable endgame, illustrating strategic play amid top players.
A fragmented radio network list shows NBC CBS MBS ABC WRAL WEMD WMAL and other stations with times and programs. The piece ends with a bridge hand commentary about a defense misplay and a hypothetical solution, asking readers if they would have found the correct defense.
A large crowd is expected for Camp Detrick’s 1951 52 basketball opener against Army Chemical Center at the Camp Detrick fieldhouse. Tipoff at 8 p m with pre game festivities at 7 30 p m when Col M T Moree will arrive to welcome guests.
Westminster reports Charles Richard Wright a 20 year old ex convict was given six years for stabbing and robbing a Carroll County farm woman Mrs Arthur R Walsh at her Hampstead home last Tuesday. Wright had pleaded guilty to assaulting Walsh and previously faced sentencing in a separate case. Judge James E Boylan Jr ordered the term as Wright was said to have worked on the Walsh farm.
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