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By E. V. SHEPARD 1
FAMOUS BRIDGE TEACHER Jk
IS IT IMPOSSIBLE?
WHEN 10 PLAYERS state that a
thing is impossible the burden of
proof that it can be accomplished
must lie with a player taking an op
posite view. An eleventh player
made a small bet with numerous
clubmate? that North can go game
at no trumps, against an opening
lead of the 4 of diamonds, against
any defense subsequently intended to
establish and utilize diamonds, but
he offers no solution, so we must
help.
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Bidding went: South, 1-Spade;
•North, 2-Clubs; South, 2-Spades;
North. 2-No Trumps; South, 3-No
, Trumps.
, \ Before winning the opening .lpad
■in dummy, fevfgw 1 tfte- Tu dbkhiKtics
■ The odds are 65 to 3$ that spadps
r carttiot be established befpre diU
. monds are, even by giving opponents
i the first spade trick. Tiie odds are
S 3 to 32 that clubs can be estab
•ll shed by giving opponents two
: tricks, before diamonds can be
established. Perhaps tlie 10 men
? played- for si»ades. We will try clubs.
Win the opening lead with dum
my’s ti of diamonds. Lead a club.
West Will play the 8. As a success
ful finesse more often comes on the
Second lead than the first nut no the
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14 — Murderers
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17—Narrow necked vessel
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27 God of war
29 A social group
30 Formal public assembly)
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31—A ship’s record
33 Rosary bead
34 Exclamation
36—Note of the scale
38—I Tonoun
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he will lead another diamond. Win
with dummy’s Ace and lead back an
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fi..'c-i*e declarer's 10, as the one best
hope of losing no more tricks in the
suit. ELst's J will win and he will
lead his third diamond, hoping to
gain entry with the Q of hearts.
Win tiie trick with declarer’s Q.
Declarer has won three diamond
tricks. Opponents have won two
club tricks. North holds three estab
lished clubs and East has two estab
lished diamonds. To go game the
declarer has the following simple
eight-card problem to solve, as
shown in diagram.
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To fulfill his contract North has
i to win three club tricks, two spade
tricks and one heart trick. Run off
I the three .qjub tricks. That may
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hearts.’ ProlSabty East WUir.fetf go
i both his UKojcss spa-des. wlph Jwill
i indicate pkilnly- ondnghi ttiaj f he
hasn’t tiie Ace of liearts,
i be more likely to hold, his spades,
! although declarer has no Idea riow
i major suit cardp are divided.' Vf'est
mufl lei go a single spade and jtwo
■ liearts. Win a trick with diimiiy’s
K of spades. Lead back a heart; if
■ the Aca does not go up win with- tha
; K. then take ninth trick with the
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