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Paired plays and a top score in a dramatic bridge hand
Oswald Jacoby discusses a tourney hand where Leonard Harmon turns a trick by swindling West with a sequence of low hearts. The column recounts Harmon’s accurate reads and ruffing sequence that converted a likely two trick set into a four trump, two heart, and ace of clubs win, yielding a top score. The column also reports on a spate of local notices and a Maryland court motion censor ruling.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Declarer
West
South
Leonard B. Harmon
New York
Harmon
East
Southall