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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
20
A Miami correspondent notes in Jacoby on Bridge the final round of a single tournament. Wert opens diamonds four, declarer finesses queen, drops nine from hand, Kart wins with king and ruffs back. The play leads to a slam, with Routh admitting risk on an all total points game.
The author argues about a close tournament decision and a near unlucky outcome for South in a rubber bridge hand. He explains the sequence where the ace of diamonds leads to a spade ruffing raid, then back to the ace of clubs and successive spade ruffs, noting there is no inherent problem in rubber bridge and that luck can change a result.
The piece discusses bidding slam versus small slam outcomes and points to South benefiting from a safe slam. It also pivots to a note on observing suspended particles in a liquid and making small movements due to molecular motion, implying ongoing observation.
Alvin K. Sharpe invites readers to send jingle submissions to Hill's Toy & Novelty Store. Selected jingles may be published and the author receives four dollars. The call emphasizes novelty items and toys featured in the shop.
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