Fourth-suit forcing and a safety play in rubber bridge
The article describes a bridge hand where North opens two diamonds and South bids two notrump and three notrump. South ultimately plays a low heart from dummy to a successful safety, costing an overtrick but securing the contract. East wins the first diamond, South wins back, and South then leads hearts to consolidate the game.
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Dummy
Tennis Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed
A compact puzzle summary lists various across and down clues including tennis terms, historical references, and wordplay hints. It appears as a scrambled clue set with partial answers and inconsistencies, requiring crossfill to resolve tennis related terms and thematic phrases.
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