Jacoby on Bridge mis bids lead to slam error
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where West opened six diamonds and East led to a quick two tricks. North should have bid five no trump to avoid the loss, as South held strong two suits. The article cites mis bidding and strategic play in a tense slam situation.
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Theodore Roosevelt and Panama Canals Legacy Quiz
Puzzle grid lists across and down clues referencing 26th president Theodore Roosevelt. Clues cover words about pronoun forms, energy units, river names, and historical notes about his role in the Panama Canal project. The puzzle crosses themes of exploration, medallions, and language abbreviations.
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