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TEAM CAPTAIN longest suit in the combined hands, declarer must avoid the suit, for there would be no way to both establish the suit and then get to dummy to run the suit (even with a three-three division of the outstanding diamonds). Having crossed this hurdle, declarer has only one alternative the club suit. He must finesse successfully against Bast if he is to make his contract. Many declarers, faced with the paucity of entries to dummy, would lead dummy's club ten with the mistaken impression that it is the correct play. It is not.
West covers the ten with his king and South must eventually lose his small club and, with that, his contract. Proper play of the club suit is worthy of attention. First it must be assumed that East has the king. Otherwise, the contract is doomed. If East has three or four clubs with the king, any club from dummy will yield the same result.
With three clubs the hand will be made; with four clubs the hand will go It matters only when East has one or two clubs. To cater to this holding, declarer should lead a low club from dummy and finesse the jack. A heart to the ace places him in dummy to lead another low club and East's king is captured with the ace. A low club to dummy's ten now assures four club tricks and declarer's contract. What to do is not enough.
It's how you do it that often makes the difference. Send bridge questions to The Aces. P.O. Box I23S3, Dallas, Texas 75225. Include self-addressed, stamped envelope for personal reply.
CW7 br UwHd Fwnir SywfloW, Inc. By United Press International Today is Monday, Aug. 28, the 241st day of 1972 with 125 to follow. The moon is approaching its last quarter. tl The morning stars are Venus and Saturn.
The evening stars are Mars and Jupiter. J- Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. American author Roger Peterson was born Aug. 28, l-ms. On this day in history: In 1833, the British Parliament banned slavery throughout the empire.
Z- In 1922, a New York City realty company paid $100 to sponsor the first radio commercial (ovef WEAF). "Z- In 1963, more than 200,000 demonstrators staged an Orderly civil rights march in Washington, D.C. In 1968, the Democratic party nominated Hubert llumphrey to run for president as anti-war demonstra-Itbrs fought police in Chicago. I j' A thought for the day: British writer Lytton Strachey 'said, "Perhaps of all the creations of man language is I Jhe most astonishing." AM Stations KBZY: 24 hrs. (ABC Contemporary), 1490 kc KGAY: 6 a.m.
sunset (ABC entertainment), 1430 kc. KSLM: 5 a.m. midnight (Mutual), 1390 kc. KROW: 6 a.m. sunset, 1460 kc.
KCCS: 6 a.m. sunset, 1220 kc. The Aces World Champions The beginning declarer often has his work cut out for him. He must learn to discipline himself to avoid playing hastily and without a reasonable plan for his contract. After he negotiates this hurdle and selects the play of one suit over another, his work is not yet done.
Still remaining is the proper way to play the proper suit. Today's hand provides an excellent example of this It also demonstrates the correct way to play a common card combination one that is played carelessly quite often. Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South NORTH 82 4k A A63 98653 4 10 5 2 WEST EAST J982 4. 10 5 10 8 VJ952 4 10 7 2 49864 K7 SOUTH 7643 K74 AK 4AQJ3 The bidding: South 1 NT West Pass North East 3 NT All pass Opening lead: Two of spades. The bidding was over quickly.
South had a standard 16-18 opening one no trump and North, with 10 points and no interest in a major suit game, ended the bidding with a jump to the no-trump game. West led the spade deuce and declarer hopefully played the queen. West won the king and drove out dummy's ace to establish two more spade tricks for the defense. The first trap for the beginning declarer is the suit. Although it is the CLE Ft1PoriwEAK Acl jOBUE Be1 av i IdLjUom1b a pIr pit Ulje tnIq dIelja.
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