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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1960
Page
17
Puzzle content lists clues across and down with mixed spellings and odd characters. It references puzzle items such as Lumber man s half boot vegetable and various numbered clues including a Dutch geographer and a sea of Judah. The layout appears as a word puzzle with horizontal and vertical hints and partial entries.
A reader questions the worst plays in bridge, noting a player who ruffs partner's ace and revokes. The discussion centers on deliberate overtaking of a high card to mislead, with comments on today's hand bidding and West opening six of trumps causing South to view the hand as requiring a miracle.
The Washington County Hospital ER reported four cases treated last night. Michael Straesser, 3, son of Frank Straesser of Boonsboro Route 2, burned by hot water and admitted. Ann Elwood, 16, daughter of John Elwood of Clear Spring Route 2, fell from bicycle, lacerated right knee and both elbows, many sutures. Harry St Clair, 12, son of Mrs Mary St Clair of 19% N Foundry St, lacerated right middle finger on glass, several sutures. Tonya Ott, 14, daughter of Stanley Ott of North East, caught right hand in a fan, lacera tions, several sutures.
On Bridge, a player faced with a tough contract conjured a miracle by building trumps, then leading clubs to reveal critical positions. East won with the ten and shifted to clubs, West endured a series of endplay attempts, ruffs, and finesses that swung the outcome. If West had yielded clubs to East, he could have escaped with a diamond exit and a later spade king.
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