The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 May 1957 — Page 3
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THE DAILY BANNER TH1RS.. MAY 16. 19*>7 Pa*e 3 liBEKNCASTLI-.,
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Sheinwold on Bridge Bridge Crime Easily Detected By Alfred Sheinwold Bridge detectives are invited to inspect today’s hand. The crime that is soon to be described should be spotted at once. South dealer .North.South vulnerably NORTH
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Opening lead—4 3 West opened the three of dia-
monds, and East won with the ace. East returned the seven of ; diamonds, and West won with the king. A third diamond went to I dummy’s jack. South now got to his hand with the ace of spades to try the i club finesse. East took the king "of clubs and returned the queen ; of hearts. South took the rest of the tricfei with top cards and the long club suit, making his con- : tract with an extra trick. Who went wrong? Decide for ! yourself before you read on. | West was the criminal. West should not take the king ; of diamonds at the second trick. I instead, he should play a low dia- ! mond, allowing South to win a trick with the queen of diamonds. WEST MI ST WAIT This doesn’t give up anything. Declarer Ls entitled to one diamond trick, either with his own jueen or with dummy’s jack. The important point is that West must wait until he is ready to take the rest of his long suit.
Sooner or later. South must try the club finesse, and East wins with the king. Now Ea»t can return his last diamond, and West can take the king. West then sets the contract by taking two more diamonds. Stra-ngely enough, the average experienced player would see the correct play of the diamonds as declarer, but not as a defender. The principle of giving up an early trick in a suit worlds - just as well for the defense as for the declarer. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S K J H —K .14 2 D—Q 9 S Q J 10 8 2 What do you say? Answer. Pass. Avoid opening a borderline hand when you have no aces.
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Olive Baird etoon to Neal , Everman land in Fincastle. 81. Edwin R. Snavely etux to Claude L. Stewart etux land in Greencastle Twp. $1. Claude Stewart etux to Edwin R. Snavely etux land in Greencastle Northwood Addition. $1. Walter G. Webb etux, to Lloyd A. Zachary land in Greencastle Twp. SI. Ross N. Hammond etux to Edward H. Hammond etux land in Marion Twp. SI. Martha Cleavelin tf Jack W. Ham etux land in Greencastle Eastern Enlargement. $1. Mary O. Logan to Blanchard
, Ketchum etux land in Clover! SI. Noble Edward Tharp to .1 Robinson, land in Marion 1 Cataract Lake Enterp- T to J. Bont Sexon etux land Cataract Shrine Subdiv. $ . Cataract Lake Enh rpt to Robert Sexon etux la . Cataract Shrine Subdiv. SI. Helen G. Lucas to Jn k Hanneman etux land in Ci castle Sellers subdiv. 51. Cataract Lake Enterprise Hiram T. Sexon land in Cat, Shrine Subdiv. SI. Harry L. Bill etux to C! E. Steward land in Rn Robert Wolfe etux t > ! ; Christy etux land in M $1. Minnie A. Welch to Wrr | Duncan land in Green astle ■ pot enlargement. Si. Lela M. Garrett to Noble V. inson etux land in Fillmore. Clark A. Odamson etux Barney W. Shaner etux la Marion Twp. SI. Home Building Corp to T' E. Giddings etux land in C> castle Hillcrest subdiv. SL
ANNtVERSARlFS Birthdays Eddie H. Woods, May 16, I more David Cash. May 16, F ! > Bill Strother, 24 years old day.
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