Sylvia’s bold bridge play and Sandia Man finds
A narrative on Sylvia’s unorthodox bridge bidding and a dramatic dummy play in a three no trump contract. Mention of the Sandia Man as oldest known culture in North America and flint mining near Borger Texas 12 000 to 15 000 years ago. The Utah population estimate of 1 053 000 on July 1968 is noted.
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