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  The San Marino Bridge Club and the Arcadia Bridge Center  

I've played bridge half my life...    The other half I wasted.--roy    Roy Wilson -- My email address:        unit559webmaster@gmail.com If you are looking for the game results for the San Marino Club, click the link below for the club. The Arcadia Bridge Center does not provide game results. ACBL District 23 Map of District 23 Clubs Regency Bridge Club La Fetra Bridge Club Arcadia Bridge Center San Marino Bridge Club American Contract Bridge League ACBL Headquarters Telephone and Email Directory email:   Marie   email:   Roy    email:   Mary    email:   Art    Friendship Chairman:    Linda Stuart 909-592-6800 909-641-3790 - Cell Unit Game Director:    Marie Nimmrich 626 448-3304 626-434-5222 - Cell WebMaster:         Roy Wilson 626 340-9575 Unit President:    Mary Falvey 626 359-0271 626 484-7169 - Cell San Marino Bridge Club:   Marie Nimmrich 626 448-3304 626-434-5222 - Cell Arcadia Bridge Center: Art and Diane Gulbrandsen 626 445-3797 . Winners/Loser Game - TODAY If you were either a first place Winner or a last place Loser in July you can play for only $5.00 today, Sunday, at the Arcadia Winners/Losers game.   The rest of us will pay the normal card fees. San Marino Club Jan normally tries to help you with a partnership but this coming Monday you will have to contact Marie Nimmrich.    626 434-5222 cell   or   626 448-3304 home. Another Dummy Reversal Count your tricks if you choose to start by drawing the trumps... five spades, two hearts one diamond and two clubs.  Hmmm... that's only ten tricks!  Okay, that won't work, so you have to ruff something. You could ruff two hearts in the dummy, right?  But that won't work, either, because then you would have a trump loser and a club loser. You can certainly ruff diamonds, but that's a Dummy Reversal - Does that bring in the slam? Yep, If you take the top diamond and ruff three diamonds then later your J is good. This play will get you three ruffs in your hand, three trumps in the dummy, two hearts, two diamond and two clubs... The total is 12 tricks, just what you need.

Pasadena-San Gabriel Unit 559 Our unit is one of nine in District 23 and we are sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League.   We have an elected board of 12 members that meets monthly and is responsible for unit games and the annual John Waken sectional.   There are two clubs in our unit - The San Marino Bridge Club and the Arcadia Bridge Center. Our next unit game will our be on Sunday, August 27.  Game time is 1:00.     The location is the San Marino Bridge Club - there's a map link below. (It's next month's unit game, but because Labor Day is the first Sunday in September the schedule is changed.) The card fees are $8.00. If you want to request a N/S or you need a partner, call Richard Halverstadt:     818 790-2915   (Home) See the flyer for more information:     Flyer Table Assignment Policy Flight Assignment Policy Unit Board Policies Map Unit Game Results Unit Game Dates Hand Records Unit Game Winners Unit Board Members Scholarship Foundation Holiday Party Results John Waken Results

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a      Memorial to Lost Friends    Gallery of Players    A Scrapbook of Photos Bridge Cartoons

b   Tips From Our Top Players Interesting Bridge Articles Double Dummy Problems Problems and Solutions

c   Card Play Technique Stuff Everybody Knows Bridge Utilities Standard Bidding

d      Bridge Bulletin Magazine    STaC Game Results            District 23 Board Members

e   Unit 559 Membership Roster Members Page Bridge Lessons & Teachers District Bridge News

f   Ace of Clubs - Mini-McKenney Top 30 Players - Unit 559 Tom's Page Ask the Coach: -  JJ

g   Information Links Maps Fast Results - District 23 Fast Results - District 22

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