Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1952 — Page 38

PAGE 38 Blackwood on Bridge—

Trouble Is Capitalized On By South

JOUTH had enfry trouble in today’s hand buf as is often possible, he enlisted the aid of his opponents to bring home his shaky three no trump contract. West was correct in his decision not to open his best suit, diamonds. That would have made things easy for declarer. Instead, West got off to the nine of spades opening. Dummy ducked and East won with the queen. * ” » ~ EAST RETURNED the

ten of diamonds and South had to make up his mind here, whether to finesse the queen, go up with the ace, or duck. If he had played the queen, *West could have won and pounded the suit right back. until the ace was knocked out. His ace of clubs would then be an entry for cashing enough diamonds to set the contract. But South let the ten of diamonds win and took the diamond continuation with the ace. He led a small club and

West went in the .ace. West North dealer Neither ‘side vulnerable NORTH S—~AJ65 H-AKQJ D—7 4 ‘ C—K 10 3 WEST EAST Rf 1 S~KQ83:2 H=10652 H-713 D—K J9883 D-102 C—A J C—-9 842 SOUTH S—10 4 H-9 8 4 D—AQ65 C—-Q 765 The bidding: North East South West

1H Pass INT Pass TRG N T . Pass SN T All Pass

considered cashing his king of diamonds but correctly decided that this play would set up South’s queen and give him an easy nine tricks. » » ”

WEST RETURNED shis last spade and declarer won with dummy’s ace. He cashed the king of &lubs and noted the fall of West's jack. He could then see nine tricks—one spade, four hearts, -one diamond and three clubs. The only difficulty was how to get back to the closed hand to cash the queen of clubs. The 10 could not be overtaken

with the quegn or East's nine °

would become a winner. South solved the problem neatly by cashing dummy’s four hearts, discarding a small diamond on the last one. On the lead of the fourth heart East had to get down to three cards. He had to keep two clubs, else South could have led to his queen and all his clubs would have been good. So East kept the nine and eight of clubs and the king of spades. South then cashed dummy’s 10 of clubs and followed with a spade lead. East had to win and lead a club to South’s queen.

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