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England. These were virtually ignored, but a second edition in 1938 was improved,
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arrived on the 8th. Having no radio, the crew were unaware of the declaration of war and finding all of the buoys and other navigational markers missing, they attempted to pick their own way in through the
Narrows, the channel that threads through the
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in 1929, named nine members of its bridge hall of fame including
Culbertson from 1964 to 1966, but it never named another. Almost thirty years later, the ACBL established its hall of fame with the
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marquee events). In 1932, and again in 1940, he was part of a team that won his own trophy; it remains one of the most prized in the game. Vanderbilt also donated the
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in her capacity as grand master of the order) and the insignia of the order are on display in the Trophy Room at the
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