Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1952 — Page 21

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Blackwood on Bridge—

Knowing When to Pass

Is Vital in Art

I IKE many players who talk 1 a better game than they play, Mr, New, the avid kibitzer, has long suit-itis. This malady afflicts many casual players and consists of a weakness for opening hands containing a good long suit but too little in the high card department. When Mr. New opensd the bidding with one spade in today's deal Mr . Champion ’ thought, with Mr. Ohsamplon considerable reason, that there should be a fine play for six no trump.

MR. MUZZY led the trey of

. hearts and there went dummy’s

only entry outside the spade suit. Mr. Champion came to his hand with the ace of clubs and led the jack of spades. If Mr. Muzzy had not covered with his king, the contract could have been made. But he did cover because he always covers an honor with an honor. If Mr. Champion now played the ace from dummy, his queen would block the suit, so it was necessary to concede Mr. Muzzy the trick. Mr. Muzzy returned a spade and dummy’s ace won. The rest of the spades were now cashed and on the third and fourth rounds of the suit Mr. Muzzy signaled frantically with the nine and trey of diamonds

of Bidding

North dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH Mr. New SA 109865 HA

CAKS The bidding: North East South West 18 Pass 6 NT All Pass

while Mr. Champion dropped a heart and a diamond. On the last two spades Mr. Muzzy, discarded two small hearts and again Mr. Champion let go a diamond and a heart. Mr. Dale's play, wis immaterial,

MR. CHAMPION next entered his hand with the king of clubs, cashed the king of hearts and put Mr. Muzzy in with the queen, The forced lead into the ace-queen of diamonds gave him the last two tricks. “You have just seen a wellplayed hand,” announced Mr, Champion. “Did you make six?” asked Mr. New, surprised. “I said well-played—not-well-bid,” Mr. Champion replied. “You say you're learning how to bid. I think you'd better spend some time first, learning how to pass.”

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