Bobby Jordan Rob inson dominate defense in Vanderbilt win
Bobby Jordan and Arthur Robinson of Philadelphia excel on defense in the Vanderbilt triumph. Jordan, East, opens with an ace spade lead and analyzes South’s likely six diamonds and heart ace. Arthur returns with king and plays jack clubs, thwarting declarers and yielding three defense tricks that hold contract.
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On This Day in History for November 14, 1961
Almanac notes 1961 November 14 as the 318th day of the year with 47 remaining. It lists events from 1851 Moby Dick publication, 1881 Guiteau trial opening, 1935 Roosevelt proclaiming Philippine Islands as free commonwealth, and quotes from Robert Fulton and Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. plus a 1832 note on the first streetcar in the north world.
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