Lenz Retains Bridge Title Lead After Session Two
Sidney S. Lenz and Oswald Jacoby held a steady lead in the new contract bidding system battle as they won four of seven rubbers in Session Two. Bly Culbertson trailed, with the New York contest continuing amid keen competition in bridge theory.
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Sidney S. Lenz
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Stocky Young
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Bridge duel yields six heart slam in late session
In a tense match Culbertson and Jacoby face Lenz and others with bids rising from three spades to six hearts. Lenz secures the small slam with a powerful hand while Jacoby advances to four no trump and four spades before settling on a slam. The article notes a rule change to start sessions at 7 pm on four nights weekly.
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Culbertson Bets Against Wife in High Stakes Card Session
Last night the match widened the lead from 1,716 to 2,075 points, a 360 point gain. Culbertson, in his showman manner, staged a dramatic opening and offered a $500 bet against himself and wife Josephine that they would not win, with the press well represented behind the protective screen.
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