Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1952 — Page 21
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Blackwood on Bridge— _ A Good Hand, but Bad Timing Loses It
Y& lost the timing on the hand,” said Miss Brash after Mr. Muzzy succeeded in going down one at his three no trump contract. Miss Brash was referring to something
which has an .important bearing on the result of every contract — the element of time. Since most hands are bid t6 the hilt cause of the bonuses for games and slams, it is tisually a close face between offense and defense, each trying to set up their winners before the opponents ¢an set up enough winners of their own.
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AT THE START of every hand the defense has “time” in their favor because they have the opening lead. Sometimes this advantage continues throughout the play and there
is nothing declarer can do about it. In these cases the contract is defeated unless, of course, the defense errs. In other cases, however, de¢larer can keep time in his favor by the order in which he plays the various suits. In today's deal, for example, Mr. Muzzy shoiild have made bis bid. He got a small spade opening and won with the jack. e promptly took the diamond finesse which lost the king.
and Mrs. Keen won and led another spade, knocking out Mr, Muzzy’s last stopper in the suit. He had tg get a heart trick to make his contract and when Mr. Abel turned up with the ace, two spade tricks were cashed and the contract was down. Mr. Muzzy had no excuse. He should have knocked out the aces of clubs and hearts first. Those were sure winners and even if Mr. Abel had them both, and returned a spade each time hé was in, Mr. Muzzy's three stoppers in spades would have been enough. The diamond finesse should have been taken LAST because if it lost then Mrs. Keen would have no spade to return.
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