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26, 1952 Bushmiller

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TUESDAY, AUG. 26, 1952

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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—8y Al Vermeer OUR BOARDING HOUSE

I HANEN'T CASHED A TICKET SINCE

BATTLE -AX WON LAST WEEK! T'M

I'M STILL A FEW

—By Charles Kuhn

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GEE, [ THINK HE'S A SWELL FELLER

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Blackwood on Bridge—

Sharp Partner's Bidding Reveals Hand Strength

HEN Mrs. Keen rebid two diamonds after opening the bidding with one club, Mr. Dale might have passed. He had a very weak hand—and he had much better support for diamonds than clubs. With Mr. Muzzy for a partner,. he probably would have passed. But he knew Mrs. Keen was a sound bidder and the order in which she had made her two bids promised a very strong hand. : The reason for that is that if Mr. Dale had happened to prefer clubs over diamonds, he would have had to .go to the three. level to express such a preference. Mrs, Keen, then, was practically guaranteeing that the hand was safe at threeodd, no matter how weak Mr. Dale’s hand was. n ” ” SO MR. DALE took another bid, rebidding hearts. Mrs. Keen promptly bid game at no trump and Mr. Dale, with an unbalanced had, decided to try four hearts. The queen of spades was opened and won on the board with the king. There was a sure spade loser and therefore Mr. Dale could afford to lose only two trump tricks. With this particular combination of cards in the trump suit, he made the one play which gave him the best chance for his contract. ” 2 n AFTER CASHING the ace of hearts, he came to his hand

Mrs. Keen

North dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH Mrs. Keen S—K 9 4 H—A D—AK95 C—A J852 EAST Mr. Champion 8-8 6 2 H—Q 3 D—-J1042

WEST Mr. Abel

S—Q J 105 H—K 9 8 2

D—8 3 cC—Q 98 C-K1043 SOUTH Mr. Dale S—A 73 H—J 10 76 5 4 D—-Q 76 C1

The bidding:

NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST

Pass 1H Pass Pass 2H Pass Pass 4H AH Pass

1C 2D SNT

with the queen of diamonds and led his smallest heart—not the jack. Mr. Champion won with the queen and returned a spade. The ace won and now Mr. Dale was in a position to drive out the king of hearts with the jack and pick up Mr. Abel's last heart with his ten. Note that if the second heart lead had been the jack, Mr. Abel would have had king-nine over Mr. Dale's ten-seven and the hand would have been defeated. Of course, if the opposing hearts were divided 3-3, any play of

the suit would have been satis-

factory.

But if they were 4-2 (a more |

likely distribution) then the hand was going to be set unless one opponent held a doubleton honor. Mr. Dale played for that chance and was rewarded with ten tricks,

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