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ug ride. With Ihe holdings shown
today it is hard to see why West
failed io at least, once rebid hearts
and how he dared bid a spade small
slam for partner with the opening
lead going through his K-d of dia
monds, up io the bidder of that suit.
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missing Ace of diamonds.
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bidding went: South, 'J-Club;
West, 1 Heart; North, 2-Diamonds;
East, 2-Spades; South, 3-Diamonds;
West, 3-Spades; North, 5-Diamonds,
probably deceived by his partner’s ;
immediate support of diamonds;
East, 5-Spades;. South, 6-Diamonds,
apparently intent upon pushing East..
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PAGE SEVEN
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aide wiiinin -ie l. 11 h I | n,mmj 'a
• °l ■'l l ci*' w. hd. When North
disearde.i i low dimintnd t lie declar
touud wli.jl ii. wa; on against,
'viniiiiic tin- tiid w di, |,j.s g. He led
tiis lowest chili and dummy was
again in \ he h ad v\ il Ii il ; Are.
A single diseald »,! a i lull on dunr.-
my t, \' ■■ id In .ii I would do declarer
no good. lie |i-u diiitiim's lowest
' heart and riiifed ui'li his In lie had
to save his Imv trumps for another
purpose. Hast led ilie 5 of spades.
Wlnm South played l lie t dummy's
i won the I rick. Thf 4 of hearts
l was led limn dummy Declarer
( ruffed with his Ace .it spades. He
led back his lasi trump, the 6.
Whether South played lus 3 or Id
dummy'. l .1 n mu i pick up the two
lari trump;: held by ihe defender.
Dunum's iwo trumps captured ths
two spade;: held by South. Now
name the real test of Cast's strategy.
The tact that South had played ths
10 of duhs nn declarer's lead of that
“■nil, instead of the *>. marked South
uitli 4 spade", 3 hearts, 2 diamonds
and 4 club;. The \\ hoia thing hinged
upon whether North or South held
tlie missin,- K of fioarln. If South
held that ke\ card Ihe contract was
assured. In case North held the K
of hearts it would nol drop and East
would lie down three tricks, losing
a a diamond and a club. Dum
my’s Ace of hearts picked up tha
missing K at the tenth trick and tha
three remaining hearts won the last
three tricks of the small siaro oca
tract, , 4

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