Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1952 — Page 19

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Blackwood on Bridge—

More 'Scientific' Player Might

Have Lost This Hand

Usually it is unwise to raise

Miss Brash’s overcalis on doubt- East 3a sinerable ful values. But there are al- NORTH ways exceptions. Mr, Muzzy did Mr. Muzzy it in today’s hand and Miss S—A Q Brash then put in an overbid anh of her own — C—81754 tole nears. 4 WEST EAST I de Mr Meek Mr. Champion entific’ play. o p6482 SKITS er might have H—J 8 H—K gone Sowa 2 DK D—QJI98 3 couple o ticks. At the SR710983 cCaR2 start of the Miss Brash play, after Mr. 8-10 8 Meek had H—A109 764 opened the D—A10 7 2 A king of dia- C—9 Miss monds, it ap- The bidding: Brash peared that East South West North | there could be one loser in 1 Dp 1H Pass 2H | spades, one in hearts, one in Pass 4 H All Pass

clubs and two in diamonds.

That's the way Mr. Meek would have looked at it. Miss Brash, of course, was completely confident about her contract even before she played to the first trick.

She won with the ace of diamonds and paused to plan her play. It was possible to get away with no heart losers if the king of hearts were singleton or if-Mr. Champion had the king-eight and Mr, Meek the lone jack. In this latter case, it would be necessary to enter dummy and lead the queen of hearts. If Mr, Champion covered, the ace would be played and Mr. Meek’s jack would fall. If Mr. Champion failed te cover, the queen would win and the ace would then pick up the king.

The only quick entry to dummy was in the spade suit. It a spade were led, the queen would have to be finessed or a

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spade winner for the enemy §.

would be set up. . Miss Brash didn’t think long

about these intricate possibil- | In her usual slap-dash | style, she banged down the ace | of hearts, causing Mr. Cham- |

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pion to grit his teeth in disgust. Next, she led the six of hearts to dummy’s queen, carefully preserving the four as a means of entering dmmy later.

Back came a diamond and Mr. Champion won with the jack. He cashed the king of clubs, then led the ace, which Miss Brash ruffed with the seven of hearts, The four of hearts to dummy’s five and another diamond lead fixed Mr. Champion for good. He won with the queen of diamonds and that set up Miss Brash’s 10 on which she later discarded the queen of spades from the board, making 10 tricks a certainty.

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