Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1952 — Page 39

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At Times Is Most Useful

HE most neglected bid in bridge, and the most useful one at times, is the pass. The player who, for some reason of his own, feels called upon to get into the bidding on every hand, is my favorite

* opponent. Haven't you had partners who, with an

unsavory sort of courage, in-

] sist on bidding far beyond their depth, 2 just to keep e. the opponents from buying Mr. Muzzy 4) ¢ contract? “They're not going to push mearound,” they say, bravely. They're right. They're not

pushed around in the bidding. But they take a horrible beating on the score sheet. Mr. Muzzy’'s overcall of one spade in today's deal was foolish. His two no trump bid was atrocious. As to his play of the hand, I can, at the moment, find no appropriate word.

Ld » “ AT TWO CLUBS, Mr. Abel could not have been prevented from winning five tricks. At two no trump, Mr, Muzzy piled up a total of one. A dismal showing, even for him. Mrs. Keen opened with the trey of diamonds, dummy ducked and the queen won. Back came the eight of diamonds and it went nine, 10, ace. Mr. Muzzy now led the 10 of hearts from the board. He could have saved a trick if he had played a little heart. Mr, Champion won with the king and returned the nine of spades, the jack losing to the queen. Mrs. Keen now cashed three diamonds. The two small hearts - were discarded from

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East dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH Mr. Abel SB H—10 4 8 D—A TS C—-QJ10988 WEST EAST Mrs. Keen Mr. Champion S—AQl02 S-964 H~—-1 H-AKS865 D—-K104832 D—Q8 C—154 C—A K 3 SOUTH Mr. Muzzy S—-K J81783 H-Q J 9 2° DJ 9 6 C—2 The bidding:

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dummy, Mr. Champion dropped two small hearts and the trey of clubs and Mr. Muzzy let go a spade and a heart.

" = ® NEXT A CLUB was led to Mr. Champion’s king. He returned another spade and the eight lost to the 10. next club lead to Mr. Champion’s ace, Mr. Muzzy was squeezed. He had left the queen-jack of hearts and the king-seven of spades. dropped a heart, both of Mr. Champion’s hearts would be good. So he discarded a spade. Mr. Champion then cashed the ace of hearts and led his last spade, Mrs. Keen winning the last two tricks with the ace and deuce of that suit. Down 1300 points. No, they don’t push Mr, Muzzy around in the bidding. But, as Mr, Abel remarked, “If it takes cowardice to stay out of the bidding on that kind of trash, Muzzy, then I say be a coward.”

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