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South immediately step- ped up with the club ace

are drawn fOr fear of the singleton lead. After all the outstanding trumps are have drawn, he then leads for the finesse, losing to ast's Queen. East, prefer— ring to lead back a solid suit rather than a broken He returned the heart king. eclarer then made his con-

cholarships and Bursaries re available for graduate tUdy. Each week there will 8 a list in the Cadre as 9-11 as advertisements over IMN. More information is Vailable on these and 0th? r3 at Student Services.

anada'Couﬁng‘M.A.'Scholar- hi 3, ~ These-scholarships are 81“Ed at $5000. Candidates “3? be nominated by the a1I‘man of the Department Y October 15, 1975.5The7 leld 0f study is?,T "'

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It seems that we should not be hard on East for not knowing that the diamond lead would set the contract. After all, if declarer has the ace and some small dia- monds, that lead would give him an overtrick. Yet whenf making the heart lead, East committed an unforgiveable sin. He forgot to count tricks. He knows (or should know) that South has six spade tricks. Both the bide ding and the plaf‘pbfnt to that. Add a heart trick and three club tricks and you have a contract where the .tricks are there.for the taking. East-West, then ‘must take four tricks bef- ore South gets/back in.Hence to have any hope of setting the contract he must lead a diamond, hopin that West. has the ace and South at least three small—

As a final note, if Sou— th had had the ace of dia- monds in addition to his six spades would he not have made a slam try after North opened two No Trump?

Seh'olarships and Bursaries

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Valued at $5000. There is one award for each province in Canada. The field of stu- ﬂy is in the humanities or anything of interest to the Commonwealth. The awards are tenable in the United King— dom.

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'Queen .J i \ Bishop .. 9 Knight .. 9 Book . _. 5p Pawn - 3

How they ever reached this position, we'll never know but here they are with the expert ready to mate the duffer.

"Hold it", says the wood- pusher, "Anyone can mate me with one of the rocks. How about doing it the hard way

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Traps.fHer”Leader

...mate me with your pawn but" , "'But what?" ’ "But don't mova your king!" The situation looked hOpeless. Finally the old pro looked up from the bo— ard and said "Alright, I'll mate you with the pawn on one condition - that you promote your pawn to queen when it reaches the eighth rank. If you do so, I will then mate you in three." Can you, dear reader, figure out how the expert mated the duffer before turning to the answer?

' White Black 1.R—Q8 P—K4 2.R—KR8 P-K5 3.RrKR3 P—K6 4.R—KN3 P—K7 5.R—KR3 P-K8(Q)

6.R—QR3ch Q—QR4 7.R—QR7ch QxR/QR7

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and mirable dictu...mate

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