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AVE YOU ever been in one of those streaks where your opponents, in spite of atrocious bidding, fantastic opening leads and horrible dummy play, manage to beat your brains out on hand after hand? 1In these maddening interludes you may feel like giving up the game on the theory that all your reading, studying and practicing was a waste $ of time. Miss Brash Don’t do it. Take my word for it, sound bidding and play will pay off in the long run. When an opponent slops into a makeable slam which requires three successful finesses and two good suit breaks, don’t jump out of the window. There will be a compensating hand later when that same opponent, using the same bidding methods, will hand you a nice 1100point penalty. =

» ” NOT EVERY defender would have got a plus score in today's deal, as Mr. Masters did. It, required some fine thinking to" defeat Miss Brash's three no trump contract. The four of spades was opened and Miss Brash won with the ace. She played the ace and king of diamonds and Mr. New showed out on the second lead of the suit, dropping a small club. A third diamond was led and Mr. Masters was in with the queen.

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South dealer Neither side vulnerable

NORTH Mrs. Keen S—K "73 H—10765 D—K J 514 C—A Q WEST _ EAST Mr. New Mr. Masters S—Q 10 8 4 S—J 92 H—-Q 842 H—A J 93 D1 D—Q 10 2 C—-8 752 C—J 10 3 SOUTH Miss Brash S—A 65 H~—K D—A9863 C—K 9614 The bidding: South West North East 1 2 Pass 3D Pass SN All Pass

At this point Mr. Masters knew the contract could be defeated. Do you see why?

# ” » HE REASONED this way. Mr. New is far from the world’s best, but he religiously leads the fourth highest card from his longest suit against no trump. contracts. This Mr. Masters: knows. The four of spades had been led. The trey was in dummy and Mr. Masters had the deuce. Therefore Mr. New’s spade suit was four long. Mr. New had shown a singleton diamond. His distribution, then, was 4-4-4-1 and that meant he had four hearts and Miss Brash but one. So, Masters laid down the ace of hearts, dropping the lone king. Three more heart tricks were enough to defeat the contract.

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