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and the ace of hearts. He had plenty of time to take out the trumps and discard his two losing diamonds on dummy’s good clubs. = ” = THIS DEAL is another illustration of the extreme importance of the first lead made by the defending side after the opening lead. : Mr. Muzzy loves to ruff and to give his partner a ruff. In this case, however, it was necessary to look ahead and to realize that the. club ruff had to be postponed. IF MR. MASTERS had held the East hand, here is the way he would have reasoned: “If my partner has as many as three trumps, he will get to ruff two club leads. But that is unlikely because it would leave Mr. Abel with a four card heart suit. With only four hearts, Mr. Abel would have bid

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cate touch. Mr. Muzzy used NORTH steam-roller methods—and his Mr. Dale ne side ended up with exactly 8—38 three tricks. ~~} 5 hol FEL the best open- WEST EAST 5 Mr. Champion Mr. Muzzy mg. the single: o 0971543 S~F10632 ton deuce of | > : clubs, Mr H—6 4 H—A 732 * ‘' D—K 862 D—943 Muzzy won o_o C—A 83 with the ace SOUTH and wasted no Mr. Abel time returning s—A K a club. While H-K Q108 3 Mr. Champion D—A 10 5 ruffed this C—9 65 trick there was The bidding: Mr. Abel no way f0r SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST him to re-enter his partner's 1 H Pass 2 C Pass hand to get another club ruff. 2 NT Pass SH Pass Thus Mr. Abel made four-odd, 4 H All Pass

three no trump rather than four hearts. 4 ® » “IF MY PARTNER has the ace of spades, he will always win with it. But, if he has the king of diamonds, that will require a lead through Mr. Abel's hand. Our diamond winner, if any, must be set up while I still have control of trumps.” Undoubtedly, Mr, Masters would have reasoned further that his partner probably had two trumps, because if he had only one, Mr. Abel would hold six. In that case, Mr. Abel's probable rebid would have been in hearts instead of no trump. As you see, the lead of a diamond at trick two sets the contract. Even if Mr. Abel should elect te go up with the ace and fire a high trump, Mr. Muzzy could win and lead a club. Mr. Champion would trump and lay down the king of diamonds.

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