Jacoby On Bridge Uppercut Defense and Trick Delivery
The Johannesburg Bridge Club monthly bulletin features Ben Cohen of Hove presenting theUppercut play. South bids four spades, West cashes clubs and aims to force a trump trick by prompting East to over trump with the jack. West must lead the last club to elicit East’s trump, letting West’s ten capture the setting trick.
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Johannesburg’ Bridge Club of
South Africa
International Bridge Press Association
Ben Cohen
Hove
Cohen
Mr. Cohen
South
West
East
Bridge bidding puzzle about six hearts slam prospects
The dialogue presents a bridge bidding scenario where after an opening heart bid by South and a two clubs response from North, the player considers actions beyond a simple one spade reply. The prompt asks for the best continuation, noting risk and potential slam chances, and invites a decision by tomorrow.
Crossword clue compilation from an old newspaper page
List of across and down crossword clues with answers expected, including names such as Clarence and Rudyard and references to authors, states, and terms like Attendant and Maxim, inviting fill-in responses for a traditional puzzle grid. The item preserves period-voice phrasing and dense entity references typical of vintage puzzle pages.
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Clarence
Western State
Rudyard
Cascade Range
Circuit
Maxim
American Navy
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