Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1952 — Page 21
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Waiting Bid May Help Clarify Situation Later
After his partner opend the bidding with one heart, Mr. Abel lookéd at his hand and
properly figured that he was .
too strong to bid one notrump and not quite strong R enough to bid two no-trump. Therefore he correctly decided to make the waiting ‘bid of two clubs. . This twoover -one call is forcing for
possibly Champion's rebid would clarify the situation, Mr. Champion’s rebid was two diamonds and while Mr. Abel would have preferred to hear a two spade bid, he still was justified in ng one more try with a bid of two no-trump. Mr, Cham--pion also had little left over and he went on to three. If Mr. Muzzy had held the South cards his probable first bid would be two no-trump. “I have nothing in my partner's bid and honors in all three of the other suits,” would be his reasoning. If he were asked why he didn’t respond two clubs he would answer, “I don’t want to play clubs. I- don’t think this is a “club” hand.” : The point is, of course, that when you make the correct response of two clubs you don’t by ‘any means committ your side to playing in that suit. You are merely marking time, waiting for further information. And if partner sees fit to raise clubs strongly (beyond the three notrump level) then clubs will be the best spot. Mr. Abel's bidding of this hand was better than kis play.
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North dealer East-West vulnerable NORTH Mr. Champion S—A 17 H-AK1086 D—A 108 4 ; C—10 8 2 ‘WEST EAST Mr. Meek Mrs, Keen S-KJ10863 89 2 H-J 843
H~-Q 7 2 D5 8 D—K 7186 C—-K 4 C-71658 SOUTH Mr. Abel S-Q5 4 H—9 5 D—-QJ92 C—-A QJ The bidding: NORTH EAST SOUTH 1H Pass 20 2D Pass 2 NT SNT All Pass
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Mr. Meek opened the jack of spadés and Mr. Abel ducked in dummy and won with the queen. He promptly proceeded to lead the queen of diamonds and let it ride. Mrs. Keen won with the king and led back a spade, clearing the suit. Mr, Abel didn’t have nine tricks unless he won at least two clubs. So he took the club finesse. Mr. Meek won with the
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suit. Proper play was to take the club finesse first, If this lost, the diamond finesse could be tried later and if this lost, too, at least it would be losing to the hand that did not have the long spade hoiding. * As you see, if the hand had been played in" this manner, Mrs, Keen would have been powerless to give her partner the lead after she won with the king of diamonds.
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Zoo Officials Reverse April Fool's Day Tricks COLUMBUS, O., Apr. 1 (UP)— Officials of the Columbus zoo said yesterday they were ‘reversing the usual April Fool's Day tricks. In past years the zoo has received an average of 43 calls an hour asking for Mr. Fox, Mr. Bear, Mr. Lyon and so on, This year zoo officials decided to have
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NEW BRITAIN, Conn (UP)— A 33-year-old New Britain man backed up his boast, but landed in a jail just the same. He told a policeman “the last time I was arrésted it took two or three cops to bring me in.” Four policemen joined forces to land him in a jail cell,
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