Almanac notes on Sept 7 1972 history and birthdays
Today is Thursday September 7 1972 the 251st day of the year with 115 to follow James Fenimore Cooper born 1789. Notable events include Uncle Sam coined in 1813 the London blitz of 1940 Betsy hurricane in 1965 and the death of Senator Everett Dirksen in 1969.
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Jacoby On Bridge Obvious Finesse Avoided
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where South can force West into a losing lead by an endplay after drawing trumps and playing the club finesse. West cashes spade tricks and shifts to diamonds, while East signals. The analysis weighs alternative lines and the potential overtrick.
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Bridge bidding puzzle four clubs response
In a standard auction West over your spade responds two clubs. You must decide your action as South after the pass sequence ends. The prompt asks for the optimal bid now and notes the answer will be given tomorrow.
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Fragmented OCR items hint at a puzzle or list
Readable parts mention numbers and terms like follower begin summer dormouse and sheer second. Context unclear. is a damaged OCR fragment from a longer text, possibly a word puzzle or index.
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