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10 The Guardian, Charlotietown, Sat, Feb. 14, 1959 ‘RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

Most of us fall into the habit of playing some hands mechanic- because they seem to be similar to so many, many other hands We have played successful- ly before. But the similarity in pattern is sometimes deceptive, and al! too frequently there com- es too late an appreciation of a subtle difference.

inot | trump, It was this play that es-

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ace, cashed his ten of hearts, and returned a club. South ruffed with his last trump, but had to go down one when it turned out that the diamonds did not divide 3-3.

There tioes not seem to be much wrong with South's plays, and the result could be attributed to the bad luck declarer encounter- ed in both hears and diamonds. But closer examination reveals that the contract should have been made.

South lost control of trumps. At the point where he stil] had J-9-8 of hearts—after two rounds of hearts had been played and he had riiffed a club—he should have cashed the jack of

tablished West's ten and permit- ted West later to take away one of South's two trumps.

Instead, declarer should have gone after the diamonds to force

to ignore for the moment the out- Standing 10-x of hearts.

If in the course of playing the diamonds either defender ruffed a ;diamond, only one trump would remain out, which could then easily be picked. up with the

“Declarer won the club lead in dummy with the ace and ied a

the ace and returned a club which South ruffed.

Declarer then drew two rounds of trumps. When they did not break, he led a diamond towards dummy. West went up with the 10.30 The Happytimes | 11.00 B-ant Inn Orchestra 11.30 Don Warner's Orchestra 12.00 Dominion News 12.10 Sign Off.

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heart to the king. West took with |

j\jack to produce ten tricks.

| In effect, by this manner of play, declarer assures himself of five trump tricks. These, in con- | junction with two Spades, two es- jtablished diamonds, and the ace of clubs, are bound to limit him to only three losers — two hearts ‘and a diamond.

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Canada Said | Poor Customer By British

LONDON (Reuters)—Sir David

Eécles, president of the Board of Trade, told members of the Cana-

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