Sheinwold On Bridge Bid and Play Commentary
Bridge expert Sheinwold analyzes a hands example where frequent misplays by opponents create tactical chances. The piece discusses bidding decisions and a defense led by East and responses by South, including ruffing and finesse ideas and how proper play yields a near-miss.
Men drown after river bet in Salisbury Maryland
In Salisbury Maryland two men James P May 30 of Linkwood and Walter N Long 43 of Salisbury died after betting a bottle of wine they could swim across the 100 foot wide Wicomico River and back. Long completed the first leg but drowned after 25 feet back May disappeared about halfway across. Police divers recovered the bodies.
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