Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1952 — Page 35

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ; .==By Al Vermeer

THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1952

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Miss Brash Uses Clubs To Pull Qut of Tight Spot

Y# should be in a game when you and your partner hold 65 per cent of the high cards. You can do with a little less if you have distributional advantages in the way of long solid suits, plenty of trumps, singletons or voids. Good interme - diates make a difference, too ~—cards like 10s, nines and eights. The above applies to suit contracts. At no trump, there are only two of these “plus values” avail« able—long (five cards or more) solid suits and good intermediates.

In today’s deal, the solidity of the club suit, plus good intermediate cards influenced Mr. Champion to go on to game at no trump ‘even though he suspected that he and his partner were somewhat short of the required 65 per cent of the high cards. ® s o ” THERE WAS also the fact that the king of spades assumed almost the value of a full trick after Miss Brash bid two no trump, inferring some spade strength.

Mr. Abel opened the trey of spades and dummy’s king won. Looking the situation over, Miss Brash saw that she had. only six immediate high card winners—three in spades, one in hearts and two in diamonds. She had three five-card suits in her hand and dummy. She

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needed to set up one of them to develop the necessary three additional winners. - } Which one should she start to work on? She chose clubs and she was quite correct. Usually in this situation, it is best to go after the suit in which you do not have the top cards.

PLAYING CLUBS, Miss Brash was ond jump ahead of

the enemy and their spade suit; |

After knocking out both opposing club honors, she still had a spade stopper and thus won three clubs, three spades, two diamonds and a heart. Note that if she had elected to set diamonds by giving up one trick in that suit, she could have developed four diamond tricks. But still she would have had only eight tricks in all.

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MUSTARD

PUBLIC SALE!

appliances.

1 Co-op Tractor

1 John Deere Tractor, Plow and Cultivators—Model H1946

1 Oliver Hart Parr Tractor with Cultivators

1 No. 52 LH.C. Combine 1 No. 62 LH.C. Combine 2 LH.C. Ne. 24 Cornpickers 2 LH.C. 2M Cornpickers 1 LH.C. TM Cornpicker 1 One-Horse Wheat Drill 1 12H Vanbrunt Wheat Drill Several Stalk Cutters

Terms of Sale: Cash

Having sold our business we are closing out all of our used equipment and some new and used

Several 2-12 Inch and 2-14 Inch Plows~-Some on Steel; Some on Rubber

Horse-Drawn Mower Hay Loader

Used 3 H.P. Garden . Tractor

Used Westinghouse Electric Stove

Used Tractor

New Youngstown Dishwasher

1 New G.E. Ironer

3 New Duo-Therm Space Heaters .

Saturday, | P. M., September 20th

DILL IMPLEMENT C0.

1531 STADIUM DRIVE

Auctioneer: Mark Bottema

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country usually have special trees spotted and are on hand at the first signs of frost to pick a bag or basket full. Many city children must be content with a family outing or just getting buckeyes or horse chestnuts from along the city streets.

eastern boys will find these too. Why not put these “lucky” charms to work by boring of thong-or leather through them to make a key ring? An

used too and fastened to your belt. TOMORROW—Innertube Guns with Snap Triggers.

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Your home can be brought up to date. Delayed repairs mean added costs and inconvenience.

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Fall is the season for nutting parties and every. boy

the open hunting for a winter's supply. Children in the

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- Boys especially like to carry a shiny buckeye oF 2 nab! Be in their pocket for a “lucky piece.” Southern and western |} boys can carry a pecan, acorn, or hickory ‘hut. Widwestern boys can also get black walnuts and butternuts, and the

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