Diamonds 5-2 Worries in No Trump Hand
Jacoby on Bridge explains that a 5-2 diamond break is critical only if the lead sequence impacts timing. West did not open with a king headed diamond because his holding wouldn’t fit. If he began five to the king or queen, the ace play blocks diamonds. a ten from ten small would have let the ace discard, but most players faced long suits against no trump.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Eddie Kantar
California Bridge Digest
East
Eddie
Eddie Kantar problem hand from California Bridge Digest
South holds A W K J 9 7 T 7 6 5 A Q 8 E 4 3. West opens with ten of diamonds. The article explains the winning line when diamonds split 4 3 and suggests dummy’s ace of diamonds and a club attack. It is a bridge column presenting a problem and bidding questions with tomorrow’s answer.
Weathering winter driving with caution and preparation
State Police urge motorists to avoid risky driving in snow ice and sleet. Keep vehicles in good mechanical order and stock winter safety gear. Expect the worst winter can offer and drive with care to stay safe.
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Fragmentary OCR list presents scattered clues including references to an actress named Sheridan, motion pictures, sea eagles, and various unrelated terms such as Aryan or Brythonic elements, with numbers interspersed. The readable items resemble crossword like fragments rather than a cohesive article with clear event or context.
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