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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1963
Page
6
A fragmented crossword puzzle appears with scattered across clues and garbled entries. It lists various terms, misprints, and partial answers such as Myhway and Vrahe with numbers, followed by jumbled phrases and misplaced symbols, suggesting an OCR damage in a historical page.
The article outlines two main versions of Jacoby Stayman for bridge bidding, distinguishing forcing and non forcing forms. It notes Jacoby Stayman as non forcing and discusses responder and opener obligations, including two spades or two hearts responses and the implications for subsequent bids.
In a Jacoby Stayman auction North passes two clubs after a no trump response. South ruffs the opening club, wins a diamond lead, and attempts to establish two diamond tricks. A misdefense and a nonbreaking diamond suit prevent the plan, forcing South to overruff and settle for eight tricks in the ten trump contract.
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