Almanac Highlights for Tuesday The 180th Day of 1971
The almanac notes Tuesday as the 180th day of 1971 with Mars and Saturn visible in the morning and ry and Jupiter in the evening. It marks Cancer birthdays including William Mayo born June 29 1861. It lists historical events from 1852 Henry Clay death to 1970 US troop withdrawal from Cambodia and a Byron quote for reflection.
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Mars
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Judicious play in three no trump on a spade rich hand
Bridge expert Jacoby analyzes a three no trump hand with 28 points and a free finesse. He explains that careless play on trick one can lead to disaster as West cashes three spade tricks while South must avoid finessing the jack. Proper defense and careful timing are key to making or breaking the contract.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
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Bidding challenge in contract bridge session
In a Sensea club hand West North East South open with RAGAS YQTEZ O43 AOEI. The table runs A-Bid three hearts and East overcalls with four diamonds after South’s pass. Decide the best action for responder and final contract.
Hodgepodge 1 Pertaining to a Diverse Comb to Overt
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