Crossword Puzzle Clues From Crumbled Page
A damaged excerpt lists crossword clues and a few story fragments. It notes a Greencastle youth canteen dance with winners Bella Glo and Elam Oberhoteer and Geraldine Capany and Jerry Burns, plus upcoming dances on December 21 and 31. It also mentions a ten team Southern California Ladies Major Traveling League with 27 weeks of play.
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Greeneastle-Anttim
Greencastle High
Bella Glo
Elam Oberhoteer
Geraldine Capany
Jerry Burns
Southern California
Jacoby On Bridge Double Creates Added Hazard
Lou disliked the bidding and feared the slam in a bridge deal. He considered a double to pressure South and disrupt the opponents, aiming to shift the position of the king of clubs and force a better result.
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Lou
Rex Morgan Card Play Bamboozles South in Bridge Auction
Ensuing bridge hand features Lou as declarer on a four of clubs lead. South misreads, assumes a short suit, and juggles trumps, clubs, and spades. South ruffs, ruffs again, and exits with the last trump as North demonstrates a clever ruse that foils his plan.
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South
Lou
Dunx
Lon
Fragmented 1987 Daily Mail chess notes puzzle
A garbled excerpt from the Daily Mail in Hagerstown Maryland mentions a December 3 1987 date and a chess hand with terms like queen of diamonds, defense, trump, dummy and double. It references players Theodore Lou and Rosevelt with unclear outcomes and Confederate army imagery.
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Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Queen of Diamonds
Darmy
Lou
Duimmy
Mond
Rick
Theodore
Rosevelt
Georgia
South
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