Fragmented crossword style text about a 1936 World Series note
The passage presents a jumble of clues and phrases, including a quote from Leo Grunenfelder about burglaries and a remark on the 1936 World Series where the winning team's pitchers completed five straight games. The mixed OCR text references theft, locks, and a sports milestone without coherent context.
Point count aids bidding and play in contract bridge
South dealer, East-West vulnerable. North AKI106 453 KO 4 West 987 754 49 153 2102 East Q2 KO1082 2196 A4 Y South E543 74A 14 INT Pass The lead is three clubs. The article discusses how point count improves bidding and card play, illustrated by East’s defense against 3NT and the impact of knowing points and hand evaluation on decision making.
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Joe Doakes
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Forecasts and notes mix of astrology and World War II odds
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