With These Cards, Every Hand’s a Winner
Exquisitely drafted playing cards from the 15th and 16th centuries — most of them from Germany — are on display at the Cloisters.
Cards and Card Games
Bridge: A Final Column
Bringing down the curtain on this column after 80 years.
Bridge: A Tireless Champion of the Game
Alan Truscott wrote The New York Times bridge column from 1964 to 1994.
Bridge: Reflecting as a Run Comes to an End
It was with much sadness that I learned The New York Times has decided to eliminate its bridge column.
Bridge: New Member for American Contract Bridge League’s Hall of Fame
One player has been voted in this year: Michael Rosenberg of Cupertino, Calif.
Bridge: A Deal From the Trials for the Venice Cup
The trial to select the two United States women’s teams for this year’s Venice Cup world championship took place last week in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Bridge: Venice Cup Women’s Qualifying Unfolds
The trial to select the two United States women’s teams for the Venice Cup finished on Saturday.
Bridge: In Shanghai, a Convincing Win in the Open Pairs
In Shanghai last week, there were subsidiary events for those players not continuing in the Yeh Brothers Cup.
Bridge: A Turning Point at the Yeh Brothers Cup
The 48-board final was between China Open and Red Bull.
