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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1960
Page
8
A fragmented OCR style list shows crossword clues and partial entries. It includes numerous garbled terms like water related clues, animal names, measurements, and random word fragments, with several mis-spellings indicating a scanned page that captured a crossword or puzzle grid alongside stray text.
A bridge note contrasts rubber bridge with duplicate play noting that top players may risk contracts to chase extra tricks. It discusses viewing opponents' cards, the value of overtricks, and how careless play can reduce strategic depth. Also mentions nominations for UT graduate fellowships and a Bond election misvote incident in Hot Springs Arkansas.
The article discusses a four-cove break in bridge with a four-card diamond break after the first club lead. A top duplicate player should win the first club, study probabilities, and aim for the extra trick by pursuing a best chance in three no trump with favorable diamond break odds.
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