Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1949 — Page 32
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Blackwood on Bridge—
Mad Bid Made Good ‘When Luck Teams With Opponents’ Error
South Squeezes Out || Tricks for Game As West Takes Long Chance and Fails
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD “HOW LUCKY can you get,” said West bitterly when)
South squeezed out 11 tricks for game on this hand. South] was lucky. He bid like a madman to reach his five diamond
contract and he should have heen down one. But it was West him-| self who could have made certain of the set, Here's what happened. West opened the queen of spades which held. He continued with the six of spades, the nine went on from dummy and South ruffed out East's king. South cashed the ace of diamonds and led to dummy's king. Then he led a low heart and finessed his queen, West winning with the King. West came out with the eight of spades, dummy played the 10, East the ace, and again South ruffed. Now declarer cashed the ace of hearts and led a small club, succéssfully finessing dummy’s jack. He played dummy’s jack of hearts, discarded a small club from his own hand. Then he entered nis hand with a trump and laid down| his last trump ™ YE
Jn Hopeless Position "East who held the high spade at n AL this Polnt Wes! was In 3 the eleverth trick. And -as East opeless position. He was down to thy ack ‘of spades and the king played anes, the dummy, , the squeeze would have been ruined seven of clubs. He knew that | Disgruntled defenders often ai. ‘cuse the declarer of having more than his share of good fortune Many times, nowever, the luck”
low one
South dealer. Neither side vulnerable
“Another
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INDLANAPOLIS 18 ward looking city when |
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terests, The Teen Canteen program was developed here before many larger cities got around to opening recreation centers. for the younger set. . And now the Hoosier. capital is coming up with another “first.” Saturday morning a special
| teen-age branch of the Indian- | apolis Public Library will open. | It is located at 5549 College | Ave. and is stocked with books
written for, by and about teeners.
- » - THE BUILDING was given to the city by the late Miss Clara Holladay to be used as a memorial * library to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur HolJaday. She left a sum of money for books which has been added to by the‘ Indianapolis Public Library system. Though it is located on the
North Side, the library is for all,
city teen-agers. The librarians fn charge, Miss Dorothy Lawson and Miss Diana Galerman, hope that the library will become a meeting place for school clubs, Teen Canteen Special Interest groups and discussion and reading units,
. wu » REPRESENTATIVE teen-
| agers from all the city high | schools met recently in the li-
brary to suggest new ideas and projects. As soon as the pro-
be elected to
NORTH i . 8-109 17 2 referred to is not the pure, un5 H—J 10 7 adulterated article. It is a tasty gram is in full swing a govern- - {mixture of two ingredients. Luck ing board will 3K 7? | -and oppone nts’ errors, plan “activities. WEST EAST 4 -P| C f sQise S—AKSL | How o- ay anasra— D9 4 D738 Written By NEA Service C—-K 72 C109 8 By WIL LIAM E. MCKENNEY, America’s Card Authority - SOUTH HERE ARE THE remaining laws of four-handed C anasta. S3 The discard: After completing a draw and melding (the HeA | latter is optional), the player discards.
C=Q 643 | Freezing the pack: The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST | 1D Pass 2D Pass | 5D All Pass
pack. When the up-card is a deuce or a joker or a black trey, a player cannot pick up the pack. He must draw from the stock pile. A black’trey does not freeze the pack, It simply forces the next player to draw from the stock pile. But as long as the pack contains a deuce or a joker (or a red trey, If it is the first card turned over from the stock pile), It re mains frozen,
he threw the jack of spades dum-| ‘my’'s seven would become good. Therefore he dropped the seven| of clubs on the long hope that East had the queen of the suit.|’ But South's lead of a low club | to the ace killed the now singleton | king arid the queen in the closed hand won the eleventh trick, Note how different 1it- would have been if West, after winning the king of hearts, had fired back the jack of spades instead of al
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" Scored With Teen Library
SUNDAY, SEPT. 11, 1049
Nigel Arnold and Joan Ray are enthusiastic about the new teen-
“age branch of -the- Indianapolis Public Library:
viously. made by his side. A player may meld out (with or without having a card to discard) without asking his partner's permission. Before going out, though, it is youg privilege to ask your
partner, “May 1 go out, partner?” It is always your privilege to ask this question in
your turn before making any meld. You do not have to ask. You may, if you wish, just go out. But if you do ask, you are bound by your partnei’s ‘reply. If he says “Yes,” you must go out. And if you are unable to go out, your side must .pay a 100point penalty. If your part-
ner says “No,” you must keep at least one card in your hand. z However, when It next
comes vour turn, you. again _ are priv leg ed either to RO out
without asking your ‘partner, or, before .drawing, once again you may ask your partner, “May I go out, partner?” You are again bound by his reply. If a player takes the pack by selecting the up-card, he cannot ask for permisison to meld out, beciuse he is required to place two cards from his hand on the table to form a meld with the up-card. If a player asks before drawing if he may meld out and partner says “No,” he may then either.draw a card from the stockpile or take the pack or discard pile. When a player melds out, play ends and the deal is scored in acc ordance with the scoring table, TOMORROW: “Going out” and special rules,
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[Teen -Agers Glad to Be In School
| Remember Vacation | With Wistfulness
By JEAN MANEY
BACK TO SCHOOL is a phrase that causes mixed reactions in {the hearts of the sub debs and
| squires.
| Jackie Rozelle, a sophomore in | Shortridge, is very definitély not
{happy to be back in school. | “I just don't lke school, {thinking about quitting.
going
Ja {worked this summer in a d
she states. |store and spent a lot of he traveling around to St. Terre Haute and points East.
| She is a member of the Glee {Club and the Echo Staff at Short-| ‘ridge and is the daughter of *Mr.| 2057
land Mrs. R. P. Rozelle, Washington Blvd.
- A SENIOR in Shortridge, Max, son of Mrs. 4363 He's captain of
| Schumacher is the (Virginia B. Schumacher, Winthrop Ave, the SHS baseball team.
Max worked in a drugstore all| and took time out only to play a few.games of base-| He reports that he's happy “in a way” to be back in school] -looking forward to! “I
summer, too,
ball.
spring baseball practice. |enjoy school, though. I
{the classes and the kids and the| |activities and I'm certainly not] «looking forward to leaving Short-
ridge,” Max says.
He hopes to attend Indiana or Max would like to play professional baseball or be a sports writer or anHe is student manager
Butler universities.
nouncer. of the football team.
” » wv “I'M REALLY glad to be back in school,” Janet Brucker says. She's a senior in Shortridge and| the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. L.| D. Brucker, 5678 N. Delaware St.| “I'm always glad to come back It’s fun to see all the| kids and to start club meetings|
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and school gactivities- again. really like classes, too,
Janet thinks.
receptionist this summer
I'm almost 16 and I'm I want {to be a singer and high school ; |classes in math and English leave 4 /me cold,”
time
though vacation is a wonderful thing,” She worked as a and
The Teen sof the Week—
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ANCY LEWIS is The Times’ Teen of the Week. She's a senior in Shortridge High School and is Shortridge Auditorium Chairman this year. Head of the Junior Vaudeville last spring, Nancy is vice president of the Ogden Chorale and a member of the 21 Club, honorary for senior girls. Nancy is president of the Sub Deb Club and vice president of the WHO Club. She also belongs to the GALS and FUN Clubs. She plans to attend the Goodman School of Fine Arts in Chicago next fall and hopes to become a stage producer or director. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Lewis, 143 W. 43d St.
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