The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 December 1963 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GPEENCASTIE, INDIANA

THURS., DEC. 26, 1963. Page 3

Dr. Jones' Office

Will Be Glased

Dec. 26-2J-28

She inwold On Bridge This is the time of year to consider the Never-Never Hand. It contains the kind of play that no human hein# is likely to make at the table unless he is told in advance that he is playing a problem hand. West leads the seven of diamonds, and East takes the first two tricks with the queen and ace. East then leads another diamond. and South follows suit. In the ordinary human game. West would ruff with the six of spades, pleased with himself for getting this trick. No matter

East dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A 4 V A K 9 7 5 O K 6 A A Q 9 5 4 WEST EAST A 9 8 6 2 + K J ~ V 10 54 V Q J 6 2 073 O A Q 5 2 A 10 862 AK.J3 * SOUTH A A Q J 10 5 3

O J 10 9 8 4

* 7

Fat South West North 1 NT 2 A P>>** 3 V Pass 3 A Pass 3 NT Pass 4 A All Pass

H m mi

Opening lead —• <> 7

what West then returned, declarer could get to dummy for a trump finesse. One finesse would be enough to bring in the rest of the trumps without loss, and South would draw trumps and

run the diamonds.

A very simple hand, and nobody would give it a second

thought.

PAR CONTEST When this hand was played in the Global Par Contest a few weeks ago. West was required to ruff the third diamond with the deuce of spades. This is a very cunning and logical play. East can have only 13 points in high cards outside of spades. Surely, East has at least K-x of spades to justify his opening bid of one no trump.

If declarer over-ruffs with dummy’s four of spades, he cannot take a finesse through East. Therefore East will get a trick with the king of spades, and he can then lead a diamond for West to ruff. This defense will defeat the contract. Very clever, but not clever enough, oou'ti also must count points anil must see exactly what is going on. When West ruffs the third diamond with the deuce of spades, declarer must refuse to over-ruff in the dummy! South gets to dummy to take his normal trump finesse and can draw trumps, making the game

contract.

DAILY <*1 KSTION As dealer, you hold: S-4 H-A K 9 7 3 D-K 6 C-A Q 9 5 4. What do you say ? Answer: Bid one heart. With suits of equal length, show the higher suit first. HOWLING TOl KNEY The Simpson Stoner Xmas Tourney was conducted Dee. 21, 1963, at Varsity Lanes for the Junior and Senior Division of the AJBC Bowlers. Junior Division 26 members: Boys Singles: Harold Henry, 524. Boys Doubles: David Jenkins, 460: Jim Rolls, 57A Total (10341. Girls Singles: Mickey Laramore, 478. ,

Senior Division—23 members: Boys Singles: Larry Mays, 615. Boys Doubles: Joe Atkins, 517; Jim Shamel. 541. Total (10581. Girls Singles: Connie Williams,

601.

Girls Doubles: Ann May, 564; Kristie Ray, 472. Total (1036). SIM.IT VOTE WASHINGTON UPI — Indiana's congressional delegation was split along party lines as the Honise voted to give President Johnson the final decision on use of U.S. credit in a wheat sale to Russia. The vote was 189 to 158. Voting for the proposal were Democratic Reps. John Bradomas, Winfield Denton, Ray Madden and J. Edward Roush. Opposing it were Republican R*ps. Donald Bruce, Charles Kalleck, Richard Roudebush and Pltrl Wilson.

red pencil. “I want you to write me with that and keep in touch with me,” he said. It all began when Julie wrote the President shortly after he assumed office, saying that she wanted to meet him. Johnson wrote back inviting her to the White House.

Babe Big Earner BALTIMORE (UPI) — The late Babe Ruth, who spent most of his youth in St. Mary’s Industrial School of Baltimore, earned $1,091,477 in baseball.

DREAM CAME TRI E WASHINGTON UPI — For crippled Julie Gill, it was a Christmas dream come true. The big man spoke to her in the familiar Texas drawl: "It’s so lovely to see you, sweetheart. . . my, you’re looking mighty pretty. . . how are you.” Then President Johnson presented the 11-year-old Wichita, Kan., girl with an autographed picture of himself, and a small

Fincastle News The Country Club hejd its Christmas party in the home of Mrs. Lyda Mae Oliver Wednesday afternoon. There were eighteen members and two guests Mrs. Roscoe Oliver Sr. and Mrs. Janet Oliver and a number of children present. Secret Sisters names were revealed and gifts were received from under a beautiful Christmas tree. The house

was very pretty with the Yule time decorations and ret re: hments were brick ice cream, punch, coffee, cookies, nuts and candy all in Christmas colors, served by Mrs. Oliver and her co-hostess, Mrs. Flossie Lieske. Mrs. Earl Bridges received word Sunday morning of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Riddle of near Roaehdale. Miss Carol Jones and boy friend of near Clarksburg, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and family. The Friendship supper and Christmas tree at the community house was enjoyed by every one. The visit from Santa was welcomed by the children. The funeral of Mrs. Katherine Bridges was held in the church here Thursday afternoon. She passed away in the Powers Nursing Home in Crawfordsville Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and children, Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter and Mrs. Maude Brothers attended a Christmas family dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clodfelter Sunday. Other guests

were Mr. and Mrs. Janies Carroll and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Damon Lawrence and sons, and Mrs. Hazel Sutherlin. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boiler attended the Barnes family Christmas dinnei at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Barnes in Terre Haute Sunday.

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AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE

Moose 2 88 York’s Grocery 78 Mason's 74 Eddies 70 Moose 1 70 Mallory 68 Monon Grill 64 Shetrone 32 500 Series: S. Kongenick, 595; V. Atkins, 591; R. Beaman, 570; R. Crawley, 541; C. Crawley, 538; N. Marks, 583; E. Lewis, 530; H. Gillaspy, 518; K. Stevens, 513; R. Friend, 505; G. Crawley, 503. 200 Games: S. Kongenick, 233; C. Crawley, 212; R. Crawley, 211; N. Pelfrey, 210; V. Atkins, 206204; R. Beaman, 205.

tiger Cubs To Face Hammond Lloyd Cooper, Greencastle High School Athletic Director, stated this morning that tickets for the Gerstmeyer Invitations! Tourney at Terre Haute Saturday can be obtained at Donelson’s Drug Store until 10 o'clock Saturday morning. The Tiger Cubs will clash with Hammond at 3:30 Greencastle time Saturday afternoon. Host Gerstmeyer will meet Van Buren at 2:15 local time in the new Indiana State College Arena. A consolation tilt will be played in the evening between the two afternoon losers with the two winners then fighting it out for the championship.

Daughter Killed DUNDEE, N.Y. UPI — Ralph Hollenbeck ran over and killed his 11-year-old daughter, Rhonda, Wednesday night during a Christmas sledding party.

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