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Bridge

1 November 2014

9:00 AM

1 November 2014

9:00 AM

Every obituary written about Tony Priday, who died recently aged 92, said what a class act he was.

I would like to add my tuppence to that observation. When I first started playing, around 15 years ago, I played against Tony and his wife Vivian at a Young Chelsea duplicate. I was keen as mustard and read everything I could get my hands on — most of which I didn’t begin to understand.

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