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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1963)
Thurs., May 23, 1963 Vw 9. A Herald Newt Klamath Falls Jacoby On Bridge NORTH D) A 10 8 S J107 AK9 A653 WEST EAST AAK AM 2 VQ80532 VK94 I'3, 5J1054 1084 82 SOUTH A Q J 9 7 3 V A 862 KQJ7 East and West vulnerable North East South West 1 Pass 1 Pass 1N.T. Pass 3 Pass 3 Pass 4 A Pass ' Pass Pass " Opening lead d 4 r First Lead Seals Fate By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enlerpr.se Assn. When Mrs. Charles Moore and Ira Corn Jr. of Dallas won the ' mixed pairs at the St. Louis Na tinials it marked the second mixed pair victory for Dallas in the last three years. I watched the new champions play m a Bridge Deck duph cate the other day and 1 was able to see one of the reasons with her hand. Mrs. Moore sat West and .was watching her hand only. Ar is customary with me when kibitz, I try to decide on my own play and it did not lake me long to make up my mind what I would lead against four spades H didn't take her long either. She placed the four of clubs on the table. From that point there was nothing South could do to make the hand. He won in his own hand and led a trump. Mrs. Monre look her king and Ird a second club. Then she got in with the ace of trumps and led a third dub which Ira ruffed. He returned the queen of dia monds and just waited fur the set-: ting trick. Actually the club lead was not very difficult to decide on. hut I wonder just how many players would have followed Dor othy Moore's line of thought and made it. Dorothy had listened to the bidding. Obviously South held four clubs and five spades and North three spades. In that case, if North held four clubs Ira would be, able to ruff the third lead of the suit since Dorothy held the ace and king of trumps she could get three club loads. Learn to open well with your copy of win at Bridge With Os wald Jacoby." Just send your name, address, and 50 cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader Service, c-o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4Ht, Dept. A, Hadio City Station, New York 19. N.V. Q Thf bidding has been: Fist South Went North 3 V Double 4 V S Puss Pass 5 V Pass Pass ? You. South, hold: 4AQI0X65 V3 KQJ A 3 2 What rin you dn? A Rid five spadrs. Your part ner did not double five hearts and he is obviously prfpared for furlhrr biddinr by you. If he can't stand apadei he will go to six cluh. TODAY'S Ql'EKTION You hold the same hand. West 'passes after yu double three .hearts and your partner bids four clubi. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Modoc Lumber Gets Timber Mixlnr Lumber Company was .successful bidder on (wo Winemn National Forest timber sales held Monday, May 20. These sales were the Klamath Point sale of 7. ino.ooo board feet, and the South Rock Creek sale of e.fiflO.non board feet. Modoc paid M9.322 (or the Klamath Point sale which had an appraised value of $40,727. and the purchase price fur the) .South Rock Creek sale was -!.-i 411 compared to an appraisedi value of SM.TSS. I Other bidders on these two; sales were Klamath Lumber and Rox Company. 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