Amby Casner's 1948 Vanderbilt Cup run and seven spades squeeze
In a bridge reflection on Ambrose Casner of New York, the article recalls his 1948 Vanderbilt Cup finals bid aided by a seven spade squeeze. It details the key hand where East overcalled hearts and Amby navigated trumps to force a club squeeze, with the final question asking how to bid after partner’s two no trump over two hearts.
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April 20 1972 Almanac Declares Births And Historic Milestones
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