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Show No. 2 U.S. Bridge Team Captures World Title Heiltoi MN1L V AgeillV Thi number luo I'lutcd Frtc'av won the win Id Stains team bridge team championship here in a i tonal liable ievers.il of lortunes The North American zone challen tiers, captained bv New York attorney Koger Stem, beat the defending (hani-io- n numlier one Uni'ed States team bv 245 international m at. h points to 21 in the all American finals of th Bermuda Bowl The North Amt near zone chalen-Jfer- s .overhauled the re gning champions in the last session with the overnight score standing at 177 points to 134 in favor of the champions, led by Ed Theus of Oklahoma City and Jerry Silverman of San Francr-c.3 Big Hands When play resumed Friday the challengers almost wiped out the deficit in just three successive big hands. With a series of bold bids and plays, the challengers roared ahead and the ( r riii r .mil Hear ll i.i Ib 1 ( news agency ip s' dissident PMI; &gs$giam less Winning Team In addition to Hamman and Wolff, the winning team of challengers included Soloway of Los Angeles, who partnered Swanson, and Filly Eisenberg and Eddie Kantar, both of Los Angeles The losing team of defending champions, who dethroned Italy last year m Monte Carlo, comprised Ira Rubin, of Paramus. N J., partnered by Los Angeles professional Ron van der Porten. Fred Hamilton of Los Angeles, partnered by Mike Passoll of Dallas, and Enk Paulsen of Culver City, Calif , partnered by Hugh Ross of Oakland. - in.. rf , ,i.;! t;!.v Friday said impusoned Anatoy She haratmkv . 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