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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
17
Souths jump to two no trump criticized as poor tactic
In a Long Branch report a bridge scene shows South opening with a singleton in unbid suit and a jump to two no trump drawing sharp criticism. West suspects clubs lead and plays to test East before a heart continuation reveals the misjudged bid and the resulting confusion at the table.
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Bridge Rumors of Declarer Strategy in a Tough Hand
On Bridge East won with the king while a player knocked out West s ace. West saw queen and another heart but South claimed the sack. The defense ran four tricks and an optimal line for declarer avoided a club loss. Dummy s spades were discarded four times as East s discards attempted to aid.
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