The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 November 1955 — Page 4
THF DAflY BANNFR, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA, PAGE FOI'R MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 19,>;
FILLMORE Mr. and Mr.'. Estil McCloud rctum^l home Friday* from Rochester, where Mrs. McCloud went to May os for examination. Her mother, Mrs. Jewell Gorham, spent last week at their home bo the children could attend school regrularly. The C. Y. F. had a Hallmveen party Friday night at the Christian Church ba , .sement. Will all members of the MYF who plan to attend the Progressive dinner on Nov. 13th, please contact Mrs. Charles Smith by Nov. llth.. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Siddons and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Frazier and family during
the Institute vacation. Will everyone who is saving labels for the Day Gleaners Class of the Methodist Church, please turn them in to some member of the class soon as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller and family spent Sunday in Inoianapolis visiting her mother, Mrs. Bessie Bruner. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ragan’s lecent visitors were: Thursday, j Mrs. Edith L. Fontaine of Salem i Oregon, she left Saturday for New York City. Friday morning callers were Mrs. Addie Priest | Dorsett of Crivitz, Wis., her ! daughter, Mrs. J. D. Fisher of Chicago and Mrs. Frank Jones 1 £,id Miss Mildred Allen of Green-
cs.ttl-r Robert Rrtgan of Oak Park. HI., spent Friday night with his parents. Saturday he and Alice returned to their home. Alice had spent about two weeks with her grandparents.
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Blackwood On Bridge Mr. Muzzy Is Taught The Art Of Finessing “You experts,” complained Mr. Muzzy, "are always telling me I should have finessed when I didn't and vice versa. What I want to know' is, how you ean tell when to finesse—and when to forget about finessing and just lay down your high cards.”
CAPITAL OVATION EMBRACES IKE ON BIS RETURN
:% H AS PRESIDEin 1‘ EISENHOWER’S motorcade ro n m lu<; *»j» «... o*. v 25,000 persons roar out ‘Ike, Ike, we’re glad you’re back!” and mil;ta:y and high school doands along the route burst into music. Members of the White Hovise staff greeted their boss, who smiied his thanks. After the weekend, Ike will go to his Gettysburg farm to continue his convalescence.
East dealer
cerabie. NORTH Mr. Dale
4 J 10 3
V 8 5 3
♦ K Q J 7 3
♦ K 10
WEST EAST Mr. Champion Miss Brash A K 6 5 A 7 2 VQJ 10 76V9
4 2
♦ A 6 A 10 954 A 8 AQJ9752 SOUTH Mr. Muzzy A A Q 9 8 4 V A K ♦ 82 A A 8 4 3 The bidding: East South W T est North Pass 1 A 2 V 2 A Pass 4 4, All Pass “Well, it’s an art? Muzzy,” said Mr. Champion. “You’re either born with it or. . “Come off it,” replied Mr. Muzzy angrily. “You can’t know for sure about finessing unless vou can see all four hands.” “You can see ail four hands and stili not know,” said Mr. Champion nastily. “Just a minute, gentlemen,” interrupted Mr. Masters, who usually assumes the role of oeffcemaker. “Muzzy asked a fair question. Let’s tell him the situations where odds favor refusing !he finesse.” FIRST POINT Today’s hand illustrates Mr. Masters’ first point. Mr. Champion opened the queen of hearts and Mr. Muzzy won the zze. He immediately entered dummy with the king of clubs, returned the jack of spades and let it
ride.
Here the fireworks started. Mr. Champion won with the king of spades. He led the jack of hearts and Miss Brash ruffed. She returned the queen of clubs, Mr. Muzzy played the ace and Mr. Champion ruffed. The ace of
diamond? provided the setting trick. Would you have made this contract? You should have in spite of the fact the adverse distribution was admittedly very rough*. TAKE TEN i The point is that your main job here is not to locate the king 1 of spades. It is to take 10 tricks. And this you can do by laying down the ace of spades at trick two and following with another spade. Now the defenders will win one spade trick instead of ! hree. Mr. Muzzy wants to know how to recognize the need for such a play. The answer lies in the bidding and play of each hand.. In this deal Mr. Muzzv had two warnings of a possible ruff by the opponents. One warning was Mr. Champion’s vulnerable heart overcall, indicaiing a long heart suit. Another was the play of the nine of hearts by Miss Brash at trick one. And as a clincher there was always the fact that Mr. Muzzy didn’t need a successful spade finesse to make his game.
PITT UPSETS W. VIRGINIA 26u
K _ Put quarterback Pete Neft is shown canying oa n over on a “keep' play for a touch <>'v.i in third quarter before 60,000 at Pittsburgh. It was Pitt all the way over piev.ously unbeaten and hi h favored West Virginia 26-to-7.
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