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__ HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DTSPATCH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1935
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
WRIITEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS •
By E. V.'SHEPARD
FAMOUS BRIDGE TEACHER »
JAN Wfc.sl IVIAKJb a-t-LUBS
AGAINST ANY DEFENSE?
1 WEST PLAYED the hand at E-
Clubs. He tost 1 diamond. 1 spade
and 2 heart tricks, groin g down
2 tricks. He asks if it is possible to
make his contract.
♦ Q 96
♦ A 10 5 4
♦Q9 5 4 '
A3 2
* A 8 r ~- * 5 3
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*J 8 3 £ *** ♦AK 10
*AK 9 6 «S- 6 2
&4* J 8 7
♦ K J 10 7 4 2
*K 8 7 6
♦ 7
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| Bidding went: West, 1-Club; East,
j L-Diamond; South, I-Spade; West,
| 2-Clubs; North, 2-Spades; East, 4-
PlUbs; West, 5-Clubs, which North
j doubled. .
Tke opening. ’Jead was■ the Q v, oL
and tjh<4 dejflarer was in with
jiiltfsAce. jtW led off the Ace arid K
jof .’Clubs, dropping Die Q and leaving
itiie' good J in dummy for re-entry.
: lle[ ied the J of diamonds. North’s
; 7l povhredv Dummy’s K won the
[ff|Ek. The Ace of diamonds was led
Soiith shotted out. West.then could
.[have led the 10 ot diamonds, ruffed
['the 2, and; put dummy back in the
lead with the J of trumps, to dis
card his last spade on the good >1 f
diamonds, and sJk won 5-odd 1 do
not know how he®st so manv tricks
fj’robrihiy he gave North a diamond
WASHINGTON FETES BABY SENATOR
Rush Holt, 29-year-old Demo
cratic senator-elect from West
Virginia, and his sister, Jane Holt,
vomt Im Hm ea—aremon at a
PAGE SEVEN
tricu. aim opponents t uok tit* • eCMMtf
tricks. -W
West can make a small slam, aflflff
winning the first trick with the Aet
of spades. Lead 2 top trumps. Drop
dummy’s J under the Ace. Lead
the .1 of diamonds. If North cover’s,
win with the K, Play the Ace Os
diamonds. Be careful to drop West’s
8, so as to leave dummy’s 10-8 tea
ace, over North’s 9-5. Overthk*
dummy’s 8 of clubs with declarOrfs
!). Lead the 3 of diamonds throtlfflt
North. Win 3 tricks in that Sriilt.
Upon the last 2 diamond tricks dfSl
card West’s last, spade and one of
his hearts. Give opponents a Si agio
heart trick, thus making one trfrilt
over contract. f;m
The only method of holding. the
contract down to 6-odd, was" for
North and South to have won
2 heart tricks before leading spade*
or some other suit. But then th#
remainder of the tricks can be take*
by the declarer. >!&
To avoid blocking both minor aqlte
be careful to drop dummy's J v of
trumps under the decjarer>._ higher
trumps. Avoid blocking vthe
diamonds by droppfrijg
under dummy’s K of dlarrionds, pro
vided North cbvere. the J of diamond*
with his Q. ' ’’ ■ V
If North refuses to confer fheJ’icf
diamonds with the Q. it will" boiQflLO
for the declarer. Lead the 3
it hold unless the Q or ft
fusal to cover the J with
make simple play for West. 1
In case the opening lead is §3lbet
a diamond or a trump it will. hih*
West win all tricks in the f suit
opened The hand is rooi-fSrj&f
again t any opening ls'ad, If W*>?'4s
ff’-M
dance given in the young senator’s
honor at a Washington hotel. Sen
ator Holt will not take office un*
June when he reaohM M.

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