Jacoby
On Bridge
EVERYONE'S INVITED TO THE BIG
Ml
NORTH
BJIS
AQ84
AKQ2
10 8 6
WEST EAST
A 10975 AAKJS32
VA1084 VQJ5
J108S 06
5 42
SOCTIT (D)
A None
VK7
975
AKQJ87I
Both vulnerable
South Wes North Eut
PROFESSIONAL RCA APPROVED!
1 Pan 1
3 a Pass S
Pass Pas
Opening lead a) 5
Lose Sure
Ones Soon
By OSWALD JACOBY
Newspaper Enterprise AsaD,
The loser-on-loser play keeps
cropping up in bridge games.
The general theory of the play
is that if you have a sure loser,
lose it early rather than late.
South was tempted to o to
six clubs after North jumped to
five, but South remembered that
he had opened and jumped with
only 13 high card points. Thus,
discretion was the better part of
his valor.
One look at dummy showed
South that he could make six
if diamonds broke and if East
held the ace of hearts. A second
look disclosed that South had bet
ter forget six and concentrate on
winning the game and rubber.
South ruffed the first spade
high. Ho could afford this since
all his trumps were equals. Then
he entered dummy with the ten
of trumps, ruffed a second spade,
returned to dummy with the nine
of trumps, ruffed the last spade
and started on the diamond suit.
When East showed out on the
third diamond South was ready
for the loser-on-loser play. He led
dummy's deuce of diamonds and
discarded a low heart He had to
lose that heart eventually.
This put West in the lead and
West could do nothing. A fourth
spade lead would allow South to
ruff in dummy and discard anoth
er heart, a heart lead would es
tablish South's king.
' Learn to be an expert at loser-
on-loser play with tips found in
jacoby's new 64-pase book "Win
at Bridge." Just send your name
address, and 60 cents to: Oswald
Jacoby Reader Service, care of
this newspaper, P. O. Box 489,
Dept. A, Radio City Station, New
York, 19, N.Y.
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Q The bidding has been:
South West North East
1 Pan 1 Pmsa
2 N.T. Pan 2 4 Pan
3 A Pan 4 A Pan
Pan S Pass
t
Yon, South, hold:
AAQSf VKI2 4-AQ2 AAI1
What do jraa do?
A I'asa. Toa have the tama
19 point 70a ban shown and
In addition roar Mm of hearts
is likely to be facing a shurteton.
TODAY'S QUESTION
Instead of tin diamonds your
partner bids four no-trump over
your four diamonds. What do
you do son?
Answer Monday
On The Record
KLAMATH PALLS
BIRTHS
BOYS
HANSEN Born to Mrl. Barbara Hin.
an In Klamath Vsllty Hoapllal Juna It a
boy vralgrtltiQ 1bl IVt 01.
PERRIN Born to Mr. and Mrl. Wil
liam R. Pamn In Klamatn Vallay Hoi
pllal Juna If a boy wtlghlna f lbi
7 on.
IHiessEN-Born to Mr. and Mrl. Data
G. Thlamn In Klamath Vallay Hospital
Juna 20 a boy waioMtsg ff ibi., ivt on.
OIRLS
SANDERS Born to Mr. and Mrl. Ruban
Sandan In Klamath Vallay Hoipltal Juna
IT a tjlrl washing ? Iba.. r on.
HOFFMAN Born to Mr. and Mr.
Adam Hoffman In Klamath Vallay Ho,
pllal Juna t a girl walgtting lb., s or.
KRUSMARK Born to Mr. and Mr.
Robart Krumarli In Klamath Valtay
Hospital Juna It a girl weighing a lb.,
I on.
IIS) SUMMARY
Boys: Jll cirli: J1J
Shop
Today
At Store No. 2
South 6th &
Shasta Way
OPEN TILL
MIDNIGHT
Monday Thru Sat,
All Grocery
Specials from
Iqst Thurt.
ad good thru
Wednesday!
MARKET
BASKET
tli and Pino
So, 6lh and Shoiro Way
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ALL STOCK
FROM THE
FLYING "IT
Cotton Rossey
Marysville, Calif.
The 1963 Klamath Basin Round-Up promises to be one of the big
gest ever offered. 3 Big days of spills and chills that will keep
you on the edge of your seat every second. You'll thrill to bronc
bustin1 . . . steer wrestlin" . . . calf ropin' . . . bull ridin and every
thing that goes with a top, professional rodeo plus the addition
this year of the fabulous Buffalo Scramble. See top cowboys
from every point in the nation; famous clowns and other acts
plus many city-wide attractions during the big 3-day event. It's
a family affair so put it in your list right now!
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See bull riding, one of the round-up's most- in
jury laden events. Here a cowboy heads tor a
crash landing after losing his grip on the braid
ed rope nosed behind the bull's shoulders, the
only hold he has to weather the stormy action.
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FOR THE FIRST TIME
IN KLAMATH FALLS
AL0 SCRAM
re's on event said to be worth the price of the entire
show alone. Just imagine! All chutes open at one time
with a mean Buffalo springing out of each one. with a
cowboy on his back. One of the most dangerous fea
tures of the show as any downed rider is apt to find al
most a ton of meat-on-the-hoof on his back at ony mom
ent. Get set for this one.
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3 COMPLETE SHOWS
TUES. 7 PM -- WED. 7 PM -- THURS. 1 PM
ic FAMOUS COWBOYS .
and prize money giving you a thrill every second.
over the country competing for the trophyi
CLOWNS AND BULLFIGHTERS
Sanchez with their split-second timing. Both these boys wore the hit of
better than ever. Enjoyed by children and adults alike.
like Bill Lane and Juaquin
the show last year and are now
JOHNNY JACKSON I announcer from Wood Lake, California with a speciol
new public oddress system made just for rodeo work. You'll be up to the minute on every bit of the
action as reported by this expert.
it WEST COAST CARNIVAL h
So. 6th Street from June 28th through July 4th.
r added fun for oil the family will be on
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TICKET!
GENERAL ADMISSION, adults
$1.50; Children 50c.
COVERED GRANDSTAND, $2.50
and $3.50.
Write or wire . .
Rodeo, Box 367.
Klamath Basin
Ticket office in Willard Hotel Opens
Monday, June 24th, 10 A.M.
Concessions
Eat, drink ond enjoy yourself
all you like during the big 3
day rodeo. The Klamath Falls
JAYCEES wil be on hand all 3
days to serve you. They'll also
have a new souvenir program
that you will be sure to want to
save.
i .TLV -Z.
Here's o scene you will see often as a cowboy and hit mount team up for
soma unrehearsed gyrations after parting company in a saddle bronc rid
ing event.
PARADE
. There's the big annual 4th of July PARADE down
Main St. in Klamath Falls starting at 10 AM. You'll see a preview of all the
rodeo activities plus marly other interesting activities.
FIREWORKS . . No 4th of July celebration would be com
plete without them, and the Klamath Falls Fire Department puts on one of the
biggest in the State. You'll be able to see it from all over town as they set off sky
rockets galore from "K" Hill overlooking Klamath Falls.
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Thu bareback bronc ejeft oil
4 feet off the around ai he
attempt i to d'tlodqe hn cow.
bov btirden. Borcbock ridmq
bai been ttondord eent
n fytry rodeo for oor 2J
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