Almanac highlights for September 5 1972
UPI Almanac notes today is Tuesday September 5 1972 the 249th day of the year with 117 remaining Cardinal Richelieu born on this date 1585 Continental Congress met in Philadelphia 1774 Labor Day parade in New York 1882 beefsteaks reach Circle City Alaska at 48 a pound Schweitzer dies 90 in Africa and a thought for the day.
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Jacoby On Bridge Saved By Loser On Loser
Bridge column discusses a four heart contract where South can salvage by using the loser on loser discard to defeat a diamond overcall. West counters by overruffing or collecting trump tricks, but the defender’s diamond sequence creates a moment for South to play the loser on loser discard and maintain control.
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What to do after three no trump with spade lead in bridge
A bridge problem presents after a three no trump bid and a spade lead. Partner responds with four clubs. Decide the best course of action given the spade lead and auction to set contract.
Scrambler Delicacies and Odds of Indiana Riddles
A compact word puzzle list linking Scrambler Delicacies to Indiana clues. Includes references to Hoosier poet emissaries ocean vessels and various crossword style prompts with numbers highlighting positions and abbreviations.
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