Slam Defense By West In Bridges Card Play
A bridge play analysis describes West facing a tough combination after South ruffs and discards. If West ruffs with ace of hearts early, South maintains control, forcing a discard and yielding a club trick. The line where West rises with the ace at trick two proves costly, leaving South to profit from the slam.
Machiavellian Play in Six Spades Commentary
Bridge discussion notes South in six spades faces West’s king of diamonds and a diamond lead. If South ruffs the diamond and plays a low heart at trick two, he may force errors or favorable division. Declarer aims to trap defenders, steering toward a slam with possible errors by opponents.
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South
West
Declarer
Service members named with promotions and assignments
John S. Brooks, son of Ellis and Mrs. Thomas, 39657 Robert Lane, promoted to specialist four in the Army. stationed as a driver at Fort Knox with the 194th Armored Brigade. Earl P. Rowe, son of Dewey and Dorothy Rowe, 903 East Drive, Sheffield Lake, awarded a Meritorious Mast with Marine Air Control Squadron 5 at Beauford, D. C. Timothy D. Hicks, son of Harry and Mrs. Hicks, 3321 Foster Ave., promoted at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif. Matthew J. Borling, son of Kenneth and Mrs. Borling, 1690 Lares Lane, Brunswick, taking part in Unitas XXII in the Southern Hemisphere with Company K, 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines, based at Camp Lejeune and embarked on USS Plymouth Rock.
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John S. Brooks
Ellis Thomas
Robert Lane
Brooks
Fort Knox, Ky
194Th Armored Brigade
Marine Cpl
Earl P. Rowe
Dewey and
Dorothy Rowe
East Drive
Sheffield Lake
Marine Air Control
Marine Navy
Timothy D. Hicks
Harry Hicks
Foster Ave
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Lance
Matthew J. Borling
Kenneth Borling
Lares Lane
Brunswick
6Th Marines
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Plymouth Rock
Spencer Township trustees seek fill for death vacancy
Spencer Township trustees meet in a postponed session and decline to name either Lynn Hendricks or Ira Young to the vacancy created by F. Robert Rice's death. The term ends Dec 31 and the board seeks a candidate to complete Rice's term, with 30 days to fill or the matter goes to Medina County probate court. The panel also discussed road maintenance due to heavy drilling equipment and considered a mileage based road bond. Brown urged cutting costs by patching roads first and delaying chip and seal. Salary increases for trustees and clerk were debated, with notes the town would need a levy to fund higher pay. A Sept 3 meeting was set after Cowling requested Sept 1 change.
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Spencer — Township
Lynn Hendricks
Ira
Jim) Young
F. Robert Rice
Rice
Fred Brown
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