Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1952 — Page 17

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R. CHAMPION had a sad lot of choices for his opening lead in today’s hand. He finally decided on the 10 “of clubs and while this was as good as any, it was unfortunate as it gave Mr. Muzzy a chance to give the contract away at the very first trick. The trey was played from the board and Mr. Muzzy unhesitatingly went up with . the ace. If he had played low on this trick Miss Brash would not have had a chance to bring home her optimistic contract. -

s ” ® AT TRICK TWO Mr. Muzzy returned a club and dummy’s king won. Miss Brash took three rounds of trumps, ending on the board. She led the queen of diamonds, Mr. Muzzy covered with the king and the ace won. Two small diamonds were now discarded from dummy on the queen and jack of clubs. Miss Brash then cashed the jack of diamonds, returned to her hand with the ace of spades and ruffed her last diamond. She then spread the hand for gix-odd. “A very nice catch you made with your ace of clubs, Muzzy,” sneered Mr. Champion. “You gnared the trey from dummy and the four from the closed hand. Didn't you ever hear of ‘using an ace to kill a king?” “How did I know Miss Brash didn’t have a singleton?” asked Mr. Muzzy lamely.

Mr, Muzzy

South dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH Mr. Abel S—~K 65 H—-K 10 5 4 D—QJE65 C—K 8 WEST EAST Mr. Champion Mr. Muzzy S—-J 873 SQ 942 H~-9 8.7 H—3 2 D—-9 83 D—K 10 4 C—109 2 C—-A 865 SOUTH Miss Brash ° S—A 10 H—A QJ 2 D—A-7 2 cC-QJT4 The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST

1H Pass 2D Pass 2NT Pass 4H Pass 6 H All Pass

Stick ‘Em Up

MR. CHAMPION snorted in disgust. “She bid no trump,

didn’t she?” he growled. “Even®

she doesn’t bid no trump with a worthless singleton in an unbid suit.” Wi resent that word “even,” smiled Miss Brash, “Well, you might have had a lone club,” went on Mr. Muzzy desperately. “That would give Miss Brash a six-card club suit which she never mentioned,” barked Mr. Champion. “I couldn't see in her hand; » said Mr. Muzzy. the backs of the cards.”

“The fronts either,” said Mr.

Champion.

Mr, Champion was “mean—

but right. certainly

The ace of clubs should- have

king. In -that case, Miss Brash could have disearded only one diamond from dummy and would have had to lose a club and a a diamond.

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