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Dick Freeman was one of the original "whiz kids" who also happened to be a brilliant bridge player - and a gentleman in a most competitive atmosphere. The New York Times remembers our friend after his death Monday night.
(The photo was taken by yours truly in White Plains a couple of weeks ago during our Team Trial competition to select two teams to represent the U.S. in international competition. Dick's team will be one of those teams.)
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