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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

FAMOIIS HANDS

trat-t. but never encountered one. it was only in subsequent analy- sis that a brilliant suggestion was advanced which pointed to the proper series of plays by declarer to fulfill the slam contract.

Declarer plays low from dum- mv on the opening diamond lead. takes the ace. draws three trumps. and cashes the king of diamonds. learned that East has two diamonds winners. All plays have been normal to date. and South must seek a way to over- come his apparent defeat.

The at'(' of spades is next played. followed by the deuce. When West plans low, declarer finesses the ten. This extraordi- nary finesse is then followed by the lead of the king of clubs from dummv, South discarding the king of spades

South dealer. North-South vulnerable.

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The bidding by the North-South

deal at the diff:-rent tables but practically all hands on dcck ar- rived at a contract of six hearts. a reasonable enough tindertaking. Wherever the singleton diamond night.

W" ”W"'d declar” mevnablyl But the fact remains that in the w""mw"- 'puristlc sense each South should The South hand wandered fromyhave followed this line of play, table to table searchinw for a tie-llslnce it was the only way the con- clarer capable of making the con- tract could be made.

IEDTIME sroggg Was Sammy ,lciy Fooling?

Keep open mind and open eur.gaviay to the Landof-always-sums

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hear ;winter have already gone to sleep.

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