Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1952 — Page 27

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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1952

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Even Mr. Champion Falls Into Bidding Booby Trap

BASED on the bidding, Mr. Champion tried a commendable line of play for his six diamond contract. Unfortunately for him, however, one of the bids he depended upon for his analysis of the hand was Miss Brash’s two spade call. As you see, she had little excuse for entering the auction at sll Basing your play on her bidding is like building a house on quicksand.

king of clubs

The opened and when he saw the

was dummy, Mr, out his partner in a few choice

phrases for bidding four hearts. He had counted on some high

. card strength in the heart suit.

Even so, he noted, there was a chance for 12 tricks if Miss Brash held just two hearts, including an honor.

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HE WON the first trick with dummy’'s ace of clubs and promptly led .another elub, ruffing it with the ace of diamonds. He picked up the outstanding diamonds in two leads.

* Now he led the“ace and another

heart. Mr, Abel almost played the king, which would have enabled Mr. Champion to make his contract easily. Finally, however, he Played Tow and Miss Brash was*In with the queen, Mr. Champion softened a little. The heart distribution he had hoped for was actually a fact, He went so far as to manage a friendly glance at Mr,

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South, dealer East-West vulnerable. NORTH Mr. Muzzy §-Q 5 H-10 98 75 D-H 863 C—A 7 WEST Mr. Abel

EAST Miss Brash S-J107648 H—Q J D—5 4 D7 C-KQJ10 C0532 864 SOUTH Mr. Champion S—A 982 H—A 6 4 D-AKQJ102 C—none

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Muzzy. Undoubtedly he had Miss Brash in a bad spot. She was out of both red suits. If, she returned a club he would ruff in his hand and discard the five of spades from the board. If she returned a -spade away from her king, he would let it ride to the queen in dummy.

IT WAS difficult, of course, for Miss ‘Brash to lead away from king of spades as she did not hold that card. She led a low spade, Mr. Champion ducked, and Mr. Abel took the setting trick with his lone king. Again Mr. Champion's mood changed — this time for the worse. “How can I win against people who don’t even know how to bid?” he snapped. “Who wants you to win?” inquired Miss Brash sweetly.

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