Walter Malowan’s daring diamond play earns rubber
In a long bridge recount, Walter Malowan of New York wins 10 tricks and the rubber after a clever diamond finessing sequence. The piece notes his mastery of no trump contracts and his ongoing strength at the Regency Club despite being over 80.
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On This Day in History Almanac Fragment
On this day in history key events are listed including 1781 Lord Cornwallis surrendering Yorktown and 1814 the Star-Spangled Banner sung in Baltimore. Also noted are 1936 aviation reporters finishing a world flight ending at Lakehurst New Jersey after 25 600 miles in 18 days.
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