Bridge duel yields seven clubs down in a grand slam
In a North South game at bridge, Sims opens with five diamonds and, after passes and bids by East West, reaches seven clubs. Karn doubles, Sims leads a trump, and South cannot make any tricks. South’s eight trumps are not enough as he goes down while the seven clubs contract is defeated by precise defense and bidding.
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Sims and Karn Peak Bridge Partnership in 1932 Final
In the Eastern Championships final of 1932 P Hal Sims and Willard Karn display their famed partnership. After South opens four spades, Karn doubles then advances to five clubs with two five card suits and no spades, aiming for game or slam and leaving options for Sims.
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Curious Card Sensee Bidding Puzzle
South West North East 1 Pass to Pass You facing the hand consider three diamonds or five, then three no trump by partner changes plan. The puzzle asks the correct action and hints at the day’s solution with evolving bidding choices and a list of clues.
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