North South and the three heart bid misfire in bridge
A commentary on a bridge hand where North’s three heart bid is criticized after overcalling West with no trump. South navigates to three spades, West doubles, and South executes a sequence to win the hand, finally losing two spades, a diamond and a club. The analyst notes the optimal choice would be a double over the three clubs or a passive pass, and credits the opportunistic play by South.
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Postal modernization pushes 900 installs yearly
Sen Randolph, chairing both committees, announced that about 900 new or modernized postal facilities are placed in service annually. He spoke at ceremonies for a federal building and post office, stressing joint executive legislative aim to deliver best possible service at low cost amid growing population. The rest provides historical notes and sayings.
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Bridge bidding puzzle aboard ship in contract over hearts
On a bridge hand the bidding sequence shows West North East South with four spades as a bid by South holding 4AQ953 and 6432 AK. After passes from West and North East bids five hearts. Decide the best call after this escalation. Tomorrow presents the answer.
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