Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1952 — Page 17

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8 =n # BUT MR. SHARPE was not satisfied to let the play begin in normal fashion. No sooner had Miss Brash made the final pass than he asked for a review of the bidding. Properly, such a request comes only from the opening leader, in this case Mr. Champion. He may be assumed to desire the information for his purposes in choosing his opening. However, when the request came from Mr. Sharpe it could be assumed that his purpose was to point up the fact that. the first suit bid by dummy” was spades. It was unethical for him to stress that fact. : ® = = NOW, MR. CHAMPION has

faults at the bridge table, chief among which is his arrogant

bridge is the high ethical South dealer. standard maintained by nearly Neither side vulnerable. all players of the game. Of course, NORTH as in every other activity, there Miss Brash are a few whose tactics at times 8—J9874 a come pretty close HK 7 A ~- to the-boundary D109 line between, .. C—-Q1085 ethical “and un- WEST . . EAST . ethical. In to- Mr. Champion Mr. day's hand, the g..2 S—AKQ105 line was crossed. H—-QJ10982 H-54 When Mr. Abel p_yg5 D-843 trump, Mr SOUTH Sharps promptly Mr. Abel doubled. Most S638 eT ie thie H—A63 uble Mr. situation (where Da has 2 neither defender has entered the The bidding: auction) to ask for a lead of the = PCC y ~ first sult bid by dummy. That's ‘Of bin Nor East the way Mr. Sharpe was using it "0 mi 3 Pass —and that's the way Mr. Cham- NT Fass NT Dbl

criticism of his partners’ errors. But he is a strictly ethical player. As soon as his partner doubled this contract, he made up his mind to lead the deuce of spades. He did lead that card and Mr, Sharpe was ablé to win the first five tricks. But Mr. Champion was not through. “Sharpe,” he said, “I led a spade on this hand with clear conscience because I had already mentally selected that lead before you asked for a review. But if you ever pull that gimmick again when I'm

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up the lead you want. “Besides,” he added, typically, “it’s insulting to me for you to have any doubt as to whether I will make the right lead.”

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