Win at Bridge: Finesses Are Always Risky
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge finesse line where leading a diamond may expose a trick loss, but careful play can set up two diamonds, discard from dummy, and possibly make six if key cards align, while misplacing the king or queen in clubs or spades can doom the contract.
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East
West
Bridge puzzle asks response after double on three heart cue bid
In a five clubs bidding scenario West doubles after a three heart cue bid. South passes, East passes, and North must decide the next move. The article invites the reader to answer tomorrow with the best play for declarer or defender.
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East
Tail Fin Lost But Bomber Lands Safely
A B52 bomber lost most of its 40 foot tail in a test flight at 14000 feet but landed safely after circling to burn fuel. Four Boeing civilian employees aboard Charles F. Fisher Richard Curry Leo Coers and Jim Pittman navigated the emergency and returned the craft to Blytheville Air Force Base for examination by Boeing.
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