tenace

In 2006, Tenace completed his third season at senior level and had a reasonable year.

Do not hold on to a tenace too long.

Tenace became a coach after retiring as a player.

Tenace had last played second base in high school, and this inexperience would prove costly later.

Tenace's two-out single to left field gave Oakland a 2-1 lead in the fourth inning.

But West made the normal lead of a diamond, preserving his tenace positions in hearts and clubs.

West takes the trick but has only clubs remaining; he must lead into South's ace-queen tenace.

"The pressure is on the stars," Tenace said.

Now, however, she gave little attention to the tenace rooro as she spoke with her agent.

Tenace took full advantage of this opportunity, excelling in the 1972 playoffs and World Series.

Tenace's heroics helped him earn a full-time job in Oakland's lineup.

A position in which a player leads up to an opponent's tenace, solving that opponent's possible guess.

"We were driven by our owner, who was a miniature Steinbrenner," Tenace said.

The sun shining through the glass and greenery gave the tenace a warmth and glow.

Tenace added: "You have to protect yourself.

"We knew what we were capable of doing," Tenace said, again recalling the Athletics.

She wins with her jack but must lead away from the nine-three into declarer's queen-seven tenace.

The A's were deep in catching during those seasons, often playing Gene Tenace at first base.

He had to lead away from his club queen into the split tenace of the jack in declarer's hand and the king in the dummy.

In a year of unlikely heroes, Oakland's Gene Tenace was the most timely.

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Harrelson went to third when Garrett reached first on a Gene Tenace error.

He advanced to second on a bunt, and scored on a Gene Tenace single to left field.

A free finesse occurs when an opponent leads a suit, so that the hand containing a tenace position plays last to the trick.

McClure, however, retired pinch-hitter Gene Tenace to end the game.