Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1950 — Page 10

“take a worthwhile discard pil

em Pack Early; Often

Cored Play |

"Good Strategy

Against Small Hands

By OSWALD JACOBY WE HAVE already pointed out

gome of the dangers of freez-

ing the pack during the edrly stages of a hand. | . Such a freeze is often just an out-and-out gamble, There are times, however, when an early! freeze is the correct play.

For example, suppose one oppo-| nent melds five or six cards from| 3 his hand, whereupon the other op-'

ponent also melds a few cards from his hand. You are now playing against two small hands, while you and

fime to freeze.

May Meld Out

The opponents may meld out

before you or your partner can.

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pick up. the pile, but there in-|

nothing you can do about that. You are certainly not worse off for having frozen the pack. If you had let the opponent

they would have scored even more and you would have. . Jants & big hand instead of Just a small hand. If the opponents fail to meld out in a hurry, you or your part-| ner should be able to take the pile in a short time, Then, by| reasonably careful discarding, you can probably keep picking up the pile until the hand ends. With average luck, you can run up-a-big-score. ¥

Avoid Depleting Hand This, of course, is a situation that you should be able to bring about only against poor players. | Good players will avoid depleting their hands during the early routids unless they expect to meld out very quickly. Even when only one opponent

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{ “depletes his hand you may still

have a sound early. freeze. For example, suppose bot h| sides need 90 points for the initial meld, and that the opponent at) your right melds three aces and | Juckemchulcuse from his hand.

five cards, | You hold a miserable hand, , cons] taining practically no pairs and only one deuce. You have two black threes and one other discard that you believe to be safe. Should you freeze? This is not a bad freeze. You are completely safe for three rounds, with your deuce and your, two black threes, After that youl still have the other discard that)

you belieye to be safe. By the

time you have made four plays,

“the discards will tell you. what |

else is safe. Chance to Get Pack ; |

In the meantime, your partner] should have no trouble. He is| discarding to a five-card hand, which should be easy enough. | There is an excellent chance that, he can build up the minimum!

‘count and get the pack.

If he doesn’t you may be lucky y| enough to draw a joker and build" up the discount yourself. : You might ask: “Why freeze the pack? Why not just discard a’ black three? Then discard your other black three at the next! turn. Later on, you can decide whether or not to freeze" That wouldn't be a bad line of play, but there are definite ad-|

vantages to the immediate freeze.)

You make it easier for your part-!

ner to stay out of trouble. |

he holds-enly;.

“slacks.

: Suits for the younger slament . By LOUISE FLETCHER, Times W oman’ Editor

Just LIKE DAD, the boys in the family can have their day so far as cool summer suits are concerned. Palm Beach and Suma mixtures take care of keeping

all the males trim looking through a steamy summer, In Wasson’s Boys' Department can be found welltailored examples of these ‘summer suitings, Pictured above (left) Is a Palm Beach juidor suit (sizes 8 -to 12) for $13.95. At right is a Suma mixture Eton-style suit for youngsters of 5 to 8. In blue or gold, it's §7.95,

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—Beachitem for boys; also from Wasson's, is Shown is the new Pellair style done with double ~- stitched seams and off-the-seam pockets, Thess come In tickweaves -~blue, tan, grey—in 27- to 32-inch waist sizes, and they're $7. 50.

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Tall Ties for "Longhoy’ Fathers

: LAST call for Father's

Day gifts! And last reminder thal ties always are acceptable, Particularly acceptable to Dads with skyscraper builds are some Longfellow foulard numbers they -have at Block's. They're called Longfellows because they have éxtra

length to cover a tall guy's.

tall shirt length. (Nothing worse than a short-looking tie on an outsize man.) The Longfellows measure 52 to 54 Inches In length (as against the standard: 48-inch tie), The ties at Block's come in the most popular colors blues, wines, grays, browns ~-and in conservative as well as bolder patterns. They are $2.50.

WHAT

HELPS ROUND-UP SMALL BOYS AT SUPPERTIME 2

When that cowboy of yours is riding the range over at Gulch —a quick teleNags call gets him back home in no time at all. Mighty handy! Yes, and your telephone serves in so many other ways, too. For Shargeiciet, for just ordinary calls .-. . it’s always ready 24 hours a day. What price such conven. _ienge? Less than 1¢ an hour.

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| Blackwood on Bridge—

Mr. Sharpe Guilty of ‘Coffee-Housi = Misleads Mr. Abel by oJ

PSYCHIC OR BLUFF BIDS and deceptive plays. of all kinds,

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are perfectly legitimate--as long as there is no private understanding with partner as to the meaning of such bids and plays.

in other words; If partner

in just as likely to be fooled asi. [thé Gpponents, things are on the up and up.

There in another class of bids, plays and actions at the bridge

‘table, which, to put it mildly, arej— {in the twilight zone as far as (falr play Is concerned. 1 refer to the practices commonly known [as “coffee-housing.” This is a broad term and ins {cludes any word or action which unfairly gives a wrong impres{sion of your hand or which relays informatien to your partner,

All Alike to Muzzy Mr. Sharpe was gully of coffee It was {Mr. Muzzy's opening lead and he !decided on a club. . To him, one {small club is the same as another jand he happened to choose the

four. The dummy “went down and

Mr. Abel went into quite a huddle, If the adverse cards lay unfavorably he had a -lot-of losers

~possibly on one spade, two)

hearts and two clubs, Using the rule of eleven, it

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only one club higher than the four, While Mr. Abel was pondering, Mr. Sharpe pulled the ace of clubs from his hand and purposely held it- in such a manner that Mr. Abel could get a good look. . Mr. Abel played the ten of clubs from the board-—where-upon, Mr, Sharpe put the ace back in his hand and won the trick with the jack.

clhibs and switched to a heart, Mz, Muzzy won the ace and gave his partner. a club ruff. Down one on a “hand which would have developed eleven tricks if the king of clubs had been played at trick one. At this point Mr. Dale came | into the room and Mr. Masters called him over to the desk.

appeared that Mr, Sharpe had|

"Then he cashed the adh of

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THREE. Brown in shallow fat crisp the surface.

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