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World championships are play- ed in duplicate form in order to minimize the element of tuck. But the luck factor cannot be completely eliminated, as witness this sensational deal (No. 72) from the United States-Italy match.

The audience (pro American) heaved a huge sigh of relief when Fishbein and Hazen stayed out of a slam with the North-South cards. Played at clubs or spades, declarer has thirteen tricks—six spades, six clubs and a diamond —but by a quirk of fate, a dia- mond lead in either contract in- terrupts ready communication between the North-South hands, and declarer can make only ele- ven tritks.

Here is how the bidding weht:

East Porquet Pass Pass Pass

South West North Fishbein Siniscalce Hazen 1@ Pass 2 26 Pass 39g 3@ Pass 46

A diamond was led and Fish-

OTTAWA — (Special)—A party of Royal Tour officials, headed

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The two diamond bid was pre- emptive. Averelli’s three dia- mond cuebid represented a good hand (which he certainly had). After the spades and clubs were shown, Belladonna bid four hearts This mysterious bid was eviden- tly based on the assumption that since Avarelli apparently could not support spades, he figured to} have hearts. !

Avarelli took the heart bid ser- iously and asked about diamond control. The five notrump bid showed the control. Then came six hearts.

Belladonna won the diamond lead, cashed the spade ace, and led the A-K-Q of clubs. Fortuna- tely for_him, East's was the hand with only two clubs. Stakgold ruf- fed the third-club with the ten. Decilarer overruffed, played a “igh spade, discarding a dia- mond, and led the e'ght of hearts, successfully finessing against West’s nine. Finis.

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HALIFAX (CP) — Agents for the Polish liner Batory said here Monday afternoon that the ship was expected to pick up a St. Lawrence River pilot at 4 a.m. EST Monday after navigating successfully through Atlantie coast ice fields.

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the southwest Newfoundland coast and in open water. She

two two knots while passing through some heavy ice in the Cabot Strait area, the spokes- man said. A pilote was to go! aboard at Father Point, 400 miles west of Cape Ray.

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