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Bible-Reading Marathon Ends After 71 Hours

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Seasoned Player Tries Less Risky Lines First

N MANY contracts where the final trick you need is in doubt, there are sev-

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veloping that trick. The wise declarer will try these various lines of play in a certain, proper order, That is, he will try first the line of play which, if it does not develop as he hoped, will not result in immediate defeat.

Take today’s deal, for ex- . ample, Mr. "Dale found Mr. Dale himself in

fairly optimistic, but reasonable, slam contract. He won the opening lead of the jack of spades on the board with the ace, and paused to plan his campaign. As he saw it, he had three chances for success—if the diamonds broke 3-3, if the ace of hearts were on his left or if the jack of hearts were on his left, regardless of the position of the ace.

n n ” THE MOST dangerous ol these alternatives was the finesse against the jack of hearts on the first lead of that suit. Correctly, then, Mr. Dale made a mental note to reserve that play as a last resource. He extracted all of the out-

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His two previous tries, though unsuccessful, had not put him down one. He led the eight of hearts, finessed dummy’s nine and parked his fourth diamond on the queen of hearts to make the slam.

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