The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 October 1964 — Page 11
THE DAILY BANNER
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1964 Page 11
FILLMORE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Aloius Spevey of Nevada. Iowa, spent Monday, Sept. 28. with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes. Max West suffered a severe injury to his left arm Wednesday while working in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vice, all of Lexington, Ky., visited Friday until Monday with their sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Shipman. The three families were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Ruark and family of Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells called Thursday afternoon on Mrs. Charles Wells and Marvin. Mr. and Mrs. Devon Eilar and daughter of Stilesville moved last week into the Coffey property. Callers on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells last week were Ruby Robinson. Mrs. Lena Bryan and son Sid. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and Susie of Greencastle. The Fillmore School Band won a trophy for 3rd place at the Fair on the Square parade in Greencastle Saturday.
Sheinwold On Bridge Third Rule Require* Breaking First Two By ALFRED SHEINWOLD National .Men's Team Champion Most bridge players follow ' two rules for the play of a trump contract First you draw trumps, and then you take your finesses. Add a third rule: Break the first two rules on difficult hands. South ruffed the second club.
led a trump to dummy's ace and returned a trump. Fortun-
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ately, the jack showed up, and South's queen forced out the king. West returned the ten of clubs, and South ruffed again. Declarer had to use up his last trump to draw West's nine, but this didn't scare him. After all, he was just following his
rules.
Naturally, South went ahead ! with a diamond to the jack and the jack of hearts for a finesse. Alas for the rules! West won with the king of hearts and took the setting trick with the {nine of clubs. South can make the contract after drawing trumps if he
doesn’t take the heart finesse. He must take the ace and jack of diamonds and then lead the eight of clubs, discarding a heart or a club return gives declarer his tenth trick.
BREAK BOTH
It's foolish to rely on West to have only two diamonds.
cashes the ace of hearts and Club J 10 9 5 4. What do you
ruffs a heart in dummy to pro- sa . v •
. . Answer:
duce ten easy tricas.
If West ruffs a diamond
Bid two spades.
This shows trump support <at least three to a picture card!
with tne nine or spades, he;"'* 1 * 1 about 6 to 10 points, inmust then return a heart or a j eluding distribution,
club. A heart would give South a free finesse. If West, instead
NOTIC E TO BIDDERS
South can surely make his! returns the nine of clubs. South Notice ; s hereby given that bids mn I contract if he breaks both rul- j ruffs. Dummy's eight of clubs received in the Auditor- office for
,, the repair of County Highway Bridgg
es. He must not draw trumps. ! is then good and will eventually No i«5 located in section 2*. Jeffer- ' and he must not take the heart ! give declarer his tenth trick. <oa Twp * P'd-a™ county, ind., un-
til 10:00 O clock October 1», 1964.
finesse. l Specifications may be obtained tt the . .. , r . . DAILl E * Itl.N office of the Putnam County Auditor. After ruffing the ten of clubs. the putnam county board South runs his diamonds to dis- Partner opens with one of commissioners card hearts from dummy. If 1 spade, and the next player pas- victor* Hhfm** 1 West fails to ruff. South dis-! ses. You hold: Spade K 9 2 charie? Brameman i cards two hearts from dummy. - Heart K 5 2 Diamond 8 3 Auritor vu
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