Jacoby on Bridge West 1Q104 JZ 10832 1KQ97
South wins opening club lead and a trump to dummy. South seizes a small slam after East shows a void and a kibitzer asks why not grand slam. Felderman explains rubber bridge risk favors killing a 60 point part score unless sure of a grand slam.
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Oswald Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
South
Trump
East
Philip Felderman
New York
Phil
Kibitzer
North
Card sensea you south hold AQI five diamonds bid
Bidding note describing strategy for a bridge hand. If responder has overbid, they may pass at a safe contract. Discusses four diamonds versus three no trump and five diamonds as a practical play.
Almanac Almanac: Key historical events on December 8
United Press International notes the date Friday December 8, 1961 with historical milestones including Lincoln’s reconstruction plan announced in 1863, the 1886 founding of the American Federation of Labor in Columbus, Ohio, the 1940 German raid on London damaging the House of Commons, and the 1949 Nationalist government retreat to Formosa.
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United Press International
Lincoln
South
American Federation of Labor
Columbus
Ohio
London
House of Commons
Formosa
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