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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
18
Fragmented OCR notes mix terms, names, and figures including Chevalier Ernest d’Erlach, Fresch Huguenot, and scattered trade and livestock terms. Reads like a garbled catalog of bids, prices, and phrases from a historical market or auction page with inconsistent data and stray references to dates and places.
The column discusses Blackwood conventions and hand evaluation with emphasis on control of suits, aces, and slam prospects. It notes partner support, doubletons, and risks when facing opposing bids, then shifts to market summaries and grain statistics from Baltimore and New York reports with assorted prices and stock figures.
In a bridge column from the Morning Herald, North rebuffs Blackwood, nemesis of a slam, and cites a complete picture after South's five spades bid. North proceeds to a laydown slam, with hidden ace and king distribution shaping the play. Oswald Jacoby Reader Service offers a copy of Win at Bridge via mail.
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