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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1955
Page
10
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A mixed sale at Germantown featured 28 registered and open heifers consigned by Hassan Farm. Top Holstein heifers averaged around 155 dollars with a high of 195 for the leading animal sold by Sloan, Taines Bk. Ring. A one year old bull regis tered to Thompson Furniture Company brought 340 dollars.
In a bridge hand West faced a diamond sequence after opening two, using the Rule of Eleven to deduce that the other three hands hold only five diamonds higher than the six. With East's six of diamonds and a blocked suit, South makes the contract. West could have unblocked his jack if he inferred the remaining higher diamonds, securing the long diamond suit.
Oswald Jacoby previews the Winter National tournament in Miami Beach noting the Rule of Eleven will arise frequently. He explains the rule and its implications for leading fourth best from a long strong suit and how the cards in a hand interact with the led card.
Sixty six Holsteins sold Tuesday at the Frederick Fair Grounds bringing 813.752 total. Howard Ker salve manager reported 36 registered Holsteins averaging 5027 and 2 grade cattle averaging 500. The top cow signed by Bri New Wind Sor sold to HLM Leonard of Vidland for 1010. second bid by Fisher Parms Germantown owned by A.E.H. Paul bought by Paul Fo Greme Cumberland for 465. Geise bought 20 head as buyer of the sale.
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