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On Bridge
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V AK84
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WEST EAST
Mot ibown ' Not ihown
SOUTH
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AQJJ
Both vulneiable
North But Sooth Wcit
1 Past IV Fax
I Pass 4 Pasa
4 V Pasa S 4 Pasa
' 6 V Pasa 8 Pasa
t V Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead Q
2,M
Gain Offsets
Likely Loss
By OSWALD JACOBY
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
Hero is a hand from Marshall
Miles' new book, "All Fifty-two
Cards." The East-West hands are
not shown because declarer should
be able to plan his play without
seeing any of them.
The bidding is rather involved
and most people would read six
hearts without quite so much lor
mality. The contract also appears
to be a cinch. South wins the open
ing diamond with his ace and
leads a heart. West shows out and
South finds (hat lie has an un
expected trump loser. There also
is a diamond loser and souui
looks around to see if he can
' do anything about that.
It doesn't take a long look. South
cashes dummy's two high trumps
and comes to his own hand with
a club. Then he leads a spade and
finesses dummy's queen. If the
finesse works he can get rid of his
losing diamond, if the finesse loses
lie will go down (wo instead of
one. Certainly he can afford to
risk this small extra loss against
the possible slam and he takes
the gamble.
Another interesting question with
this hand is, "What should South
do against a spade opening?"
The answer is that he should
finesse. This will cost him his con
tract only if West has opened a
singleton spade and also holds the
queen of hearts. It gains a trick
any time West holds the spade
king and In the event that East
has all three trumps tins irlcK
will be most important.
Learn all about the art of plan
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A, Radio City Station, New York
19, NT.
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Q The bidding has been:
East South West North
1 4 Double Pass 1 .
Pas 7
You, South, hold:
AAQ87 VAKIS I 410 SO
What do you doT
A Bid two spades. Toa htm
food spado support, hut your
partner has been forced to bid
and may hava nothing.
TODAY'S QUESTION
Your partner continues to
three spades. What do you do
now?
Answer Tomorrow
(Calendar
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RUMMAGE SALE, Peace Me
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