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Response to Partner's
HE FIRST response you make to your partner's opening bid is usually of vital importance in reaching the correct final contract. When partner opens the bidding with one of a suit, your best response with a weakish hand is one in a higher ranking « «+ » Not one no “trump: sw In today's deal, for example, If Mrs. Keen had responded with one no trump, Mr, Dale would have been relutant to jump to game on his big hand because of his possibility that his opponents would run the entire diamond suit against him. Probably he would have rebid three clubs and that would have been the final contract. As you gee, game at no trump is cold as ice.
Mr. Dale
2 2 ” ON HOW WEAK a suit’ should you respond at the one level? Well, let's start out by gaying that your suit should be headed by a queen or jack-ten and should be at least four long. But there are several exceptions. If your response is in a major, you had better stick to the. minimum strength requirements mentioned above. The reason is that there is a fair chance you will have to play the hand at this suit. Partner may raise you on as few as three trumps to an honor and if your own suit is very weak, you may be in a bad spot. w o I¥ YOUR FIRST response is fn & minor (one diamond over partner's one clib opening), your suit can be weaker. If partner has a good hand and
First Bid Usually Vital
South dealer. Neither side vulnerable. NORTH Mrs. Keen S—J 5 4 H-Q 15 D—10 638 2 C—K 6 2 WEST Mr. Abel S—-Q 8172 H-J 10943 D—K 7154 C—none
EAST Mr. Champion 8—~K 63 H—8 6 2 D—-A QS
SOUTH Mr. Dale S—A 109 H—A K D—J 9 C—-AQJ10914 The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 10 Pass 1D Pass 3 N T All Pass
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makes a strong move toward game, it is much more likely that he will try for a major suit or no trump contract because they represent a shorter road to game than 11 tricks.
Even if you have a major |
suit which meets the minimum strength requirements, but a hand that is pitifully weak over
all, you might well refuse to |
bid one spade on a holding of
Q, 4, 3, 2 over partner's one |
diamond opening. With slight-
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Bruce Vogt of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, has a lot of fun checking on his by making a cardboard strip and| thumb-tacking it to the wall. If you are still in the growing stage, it is very interesting to have a showing your height on periodic dates. With a yardstick or a foot ruler mark off a scale
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one response is almost always your best bet. In other words, the better your hand; the weaker your suit may be,
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, (UP)—A policeman testified that Raymond Leonard, accused of driving under the influence, indignantly demanded “Why did you get me was arrested. Actually, the officer explained, the arrest was made in| Leonard's automobile some dis-
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It’s funny how a tree can stand in one spot for years, and suddenly jump. in front of an automobile. |}
Cabbie Too Eager MEMPHIS, Tenn (UP)—It was a costly fare that a taxi driver,| Willis Gibson, picked up at an
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