Play of a low club earns extra chance in six spades
In a all heart lead six spades contract, the defender claims the low club play preserves the contract. North South mostly reached six spades. one player describes how ducking or not affects outcomes. The columnist argues the low club lead was best, yielding an extra chance to make the hand against East and West. A reader asks, with five clubs but weak ones, whether to bid or pass after partner jumps to three spades.
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East
Albany
East and West Holdings
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
N. Y
West North
South
La&e
Across clues and Almanac item pack a 1962 trivia page
Almanac style puzzle list across clues range from international body to Indian weights, with entries for government terms and geographic names. The page also presents a brief daily history roundup for January 12, 1962, noting John Singer Sargent’s birth year and notable events, plus a thought for the day from Edward Young.
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United Press International
John Singer Sargent
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Richmond
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