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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1962
Page
8
In a Jacoby on Bridge play West shows jack of hearts and Queen ten of spades with mixed success. At most tables West opened hearts, South collected ten tricks, while one table had East double and a curious spade mislead that allowed East to stumble into a loss.
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On Monday July 30 1962 the Almanac notes the 211th day of the year with 154 remaining. It lists celestial figures Mars Jupiter Saturn as morning stars and Venus Mercury as evening stars. It covers historic events from 1619 Jamestown assembly to 1916 Black Tom Island sabotage and 1948 Elizabeth Bentley testimony, concluding with Khrushchev's 1961 industrial plan and Tolstoy on happiness through labor.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a hand from the team game at the Atlantic City regionals. He notes the common rule that doubling three no trump with no prior bid from your side signals partner to lead the first suit. Most South players reached three no trump, while most East players preferred a spade opening, but only one had the nerve.
South opens with A4 in spades. After a Pass from North and a Pass by East, you rebid two clubs. Your partner raises to two hearts. What is the best next move. Avoid immediate no trump with a singleton and consider further description bids.
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