Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1952 — Page 23

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In ‘Emergency’

OMETIMES, when a player like Mr. Masters makes an amazing-looking defensive play like leading directly into a 10ace holding in dummy, a casual player like Mr, New, the avid kibitzer, might consider him to be a wizard, capable of seeing through the backs of the cards. Such is not the case. Mr. Masters makes a play like this after a careful consideration of the bidding, t h e opening lead, the looks of the dummy and the play to previous tricks. The time element is usually of the utmost importance in these situations. Mr. Masters’ thought is that if his daring lead does not defeat the contract, then it cannot be defeated. *

5 » 5 MR. ABEI; had an opportunity to make a fine defensive play in today's deal, but he

muffed it. Mr. Meek opened the deuce of hearts, the four was played from the board and Mr. Abel won with the 10. Without: much thought he returned the king of hearts. This seemed to be a “safe” lead and it was— as far as the heart suit itself was concerned. It was far from safe, though, considering the hand as a whole, because it gave Mr. Dale time to make his contract. Mr. Dale ruffed the second heart, took two rounds of trumps, ending in dummy, and returned the nine of diamonds. This was ducked around and Mr. Meek won with the king. He led back a spade, but it was

Mr. Masters

Situations

East dealer Neither side vulnerable

NORTH Mr. Masters S—~A JS HQ 5 4 D—Q 9 4 C—Q 984 WEST EAST Mr. Meek Mr. A S—-K 9762 S—-Q104 H-9732 H—AK DK 3 D—38 6 C—8 5 CJ 2 SOUTH Mr. Dale S—8 3 H—86 D—A J 107 C—A K 101

The bidding: EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH

1H 2D 2H 3D Pass 40 Pass 50 All Pass

too late. Dummy’s ace was put

up and Mr, Dale got rid of the other two spades on the board by discarding them on his long diamond suit. He then ruffed his losing spade in dummy and spread the hand. ~ ~ » MR. ABEL SHOULD have returned a small spade at trick two. It was clear that Mr. Meek had four hearts and therefore Mr, Dale had only one. Further, Mr. Dale could be figured for at least 10 cards in the minor suits. If thé defenders had a spade winner at all it had to be set up before Mr. Dale established his diamond suit. If Mr. Dale had the king and one spade, the contract could not be beaten anyway, so actually Mr. Abel had practically nothing to lose by attacking spades. Safe leads are very commendable but theyre no good in “emergencies” like this,

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