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Marilyn Hemenway Collection
Pamphlets and articles written by Marilyn Hemenway for ACBL or Unit 241. Some have not been published elsewhere. Available in PDF format.
June 2010
November 2009
April 2009
September 2008
June 2008
March 2008
August 2007
- Reverses with Lebensohl
- Gimmicks (or Little Things to Add to Your Game)
- Bidding Over the Opponents’ Preempts
- Leading, Signaling, and Discarding (Parts I–XIII)
- Things You Might Like to Know About Duplicate Bridge
- The Many Faces of Duplicate Bridge
- Hand Analysis
- Bridge Etiquette and Rules (for duplicate bridge players)
- Bracketed Knock Out Teams
- Basketball and Bridge
- Opening Leads
- Some Little Known Bridgisms
- The Law Wins — A Brief Look at the Law of Total Tricks
- Grand National Teams (GNT) and North American Pairs (NAP)
- Unauthorized Information at the Bridge Table
- Reverses by the Opening Bidder
- Book Review (Terrence Reese’s books)
- A Tale of Stiff Kings
- Nebraska Regional Tournament
- Upside Down Count and Attitude (UDCA)
- Keeping Your Sense of Humor
- Thursday Morning Bridge
- Post Tourney Blues
- The Bath Coup
- Victim, Idiot, or What??
- Stratified Games
- Women in the Bridge World
- Looking for 7 Matchpoints
- Weak No Trumps
- Senior Swiss Teams
- Reminiscence of a National Championship
- Principles of Bridge
- He Who Hesitates
- Crocodile Coup
- Deschapelles Coup
- Kickback
- Many Faces of Duplicate Bridge
- Merrimac Coup
- Morton’s Fork Coup
- Redouble is a “Macho” Thing?
- Trump Leads
- What Could I Have Done?
- Top Ten Worst Habits at the Bridge Table
- Who Knows What the Card Holder Sees?
- 50 Ways to Lose Your Partner
- What is this Game of Bridge?
- Exclusion Roman Key Card Blackwood
- My Guidelines for Better Bridge
- Duck Duck Goose!
- What Ever Happened to Penalty Doubles?
- When the Opponents Interfere in Slam Bidding
- Colorful Bridge Slang
- Anticipate
- Various “Rules” of Bridge
- Odd Even Discards
- There’s No Crying in Bridge