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Mr. Champion Makes Bid Despite Bad Trump Setup

OES it seem to you that your opponents often get {fantastically good results from .the worst bids and plays? Try ‘not to let it discourage you. “Bridge is not an exact science 3 in the sense that the best play always wins. But the best play wins much more often than fit loses and careful planning and thinking pay handsome rewards. ! In today’s . > 6 deal Mr. Mr. Champion Champion ran into a heart-breaking piece of “bad luck when he found all of the outstanding trumps in one opponént’s hand. A lesser player might have given up hope at this point, but Mr, Champion found a way to make his contract in spite of the bad break.

” ” ” MR. ABEL won the first trick with the king of spades. He continued with the queen of spades and Mr. Champion ruffed. The queen of diamonds was led and finessed. Miss Brash showed out, discarding a spade. * With a sure loser in Both clubs and hearts, it was clear that Mr. Abel must not be permitted to win a trick in the diamond suit, But since he held three guards for his king, how was that to be avoided? Mr. Champion realized it sould be done if the distribution in the other suits was just right or, in other words, if Mr, Abel could not ruff in prematurely.

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queen of diamonds he led a small diamond and finessed dummy’s eight spot. Next he led dummy’'s last spade and ruffed it. He then cashed three club tricks and followed with the ace, king and a third round of hearts. Miss Brash won the third heart at which time everybody was down to twn, cards. Mr. Champion had the ten and jack of diamonds, Mr. Abel had king-seven in diamonds and | dummy the lone ace of diamonds and the good eight of

At the twelfth trick Mrs. Brash returned a spade and Mr. Champion ruffed with the ten of trumps. There was nothing Mr. Abel could do about it. If he played his low trump the | heart would be discarded from the board. If he ruffed with | the king, dummy would overruff and Mr. Champion's jack would win the last trick.

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