Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1952 — Page 39
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By BOB BARNES
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1952
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Mr. Abel Could Have Made Opponents Help Him Win
ATER the opening spade bid, Mr. Champion knew the final contract would be in spades. There was no danger, iin then, in making ‘a jump.takeout in a suit not strictly. bidable, clubs. When this action is necessary, it is best to make the jump bid. in the suit where your principal side , strength lies. Mr. Av When Mr. Champon later bid five spades, Mr. Abel correctly interpreted it to mean that he was being requested to bid six if he did not have two quick losers in the'unbid suit, diamonds. The six spade contract, while not a laydown, was-a-Teason-able spot and, in fact, 12 tricks should have been made without difficulty: But unfortuhately Mr. Abel's play was not as good as his bidding.
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MR. DALE led ‘his fourth, best diamond, the four spot, Abel properly won with the ace. He was disappointed to note that dummy’s club suit was only three long, so that sufficient discards from the South hand could not be made. The way Mr. Abel analyzed
' the situation, there was one sure diamond loser and a pos-
sible heart loser, depending on the position of the queen of hearts, On this analysis it could be sald that Mr. Abel wanted to’ do all\ the work himself. In other words, he completely over-
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NORTH Mr. Champion S—A J843 H—K J 4 D—-75 , C—A K Q WEST EAST Mr. Dale Mrs. Keen S—8 5 S—10 2 H—108 3 H—-Q 786 D-K38642 D-QJ3 C-953 CJ 8743 SOUTH Mr. Abel S—-K.Q9 "7 H—A 95 2 D—A 10 9 C—10 8
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his. opponents to help him out.
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trick, he took two rounds of trumps. Then he cashed the ace of hearts, followed with a low heart and finessed the jack. This lost to the queen and the enemy promptly cashed a diamond for the setting trick. Proper play, after picking up the outstanding trumps, was to cash dummy’s clubs, discarding a diamond from the closed
_ hand, then lead a diamond. If |
Mrs. Keen won she would have to lead a heart into dummy’s
king-jack or return a club or | diamond which would let Mr. |
Abel ruff in his hand while discarding a heart from the board. If Mr, Dale won the diamond
trick, he, too, would have to
return a heart as the only hope. |
And again Mr. Abel would have twelve tricks in. the bag.
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