Almanac note for September 18, 1972
On this date in history the Fugitive Slave Act was passed in 1850 and the New York Times published for the first time in 1851. Samuel Johnson was born in 1709 and Dag Hammarskjold died in 1961 in a plane crash in Northern Rhodesia.
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Bridge hands analyzed in nationwide ACBL fund game
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss hands from the American Contract Bridge League fund game. They describe predicted play by South in four hearts, spade leads, trump management, and potential outcomes including a top score from two notrump and various defensive missteps.
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Two Spades Bid Leads to Three Spades in Bridge Debate
In the hand described, after 1C by West, double by North, 1H by East, Pass by South, you hold AKS8E in spades and 32 in other suits. With a fit for spades and good trumps, the suggested line is to bid two spades now. Partner raises to three spades, so the question is what to do next.
Crossword Puzzle Clue Pack From A Vintage Page
A scrambled list of crossword clues and partial answers spanning furniture features Italian phrases lake names weathered hints and family terms. The fragmented grid hints at common crossword answers like coast items animal names and household objects with several missing letters.
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