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MONTAGUE PLACING THE BLAME CURLING RINK “Dear Mrs. Culb rt ; p1 tell us who went vfrofgrl,‘ Nonﬁ“: THURSDAY- OCT- l6 South, In the bdd’ ii - lowmg hand. l mg of 1e M Don Messer and ' Hrs Islanders “m” °"'"- -' i North-South vulnerable. ‘

‘ ARM.” '.I_Z‘.I1e responsibilty for the in- . Q2 grllivrmtharlexe-néztrump ‘colntxkact must . A Q1 _ B. Os 8X6 usive y 0 North, ‘e34 His Jump mam two hearts to three- ‘ J9 Q Q 1075 notrump, though superﬁcially per- Q7 N Q 11036 suasive, was extremely ill-advised. QJ8653 W E Q94 The ilrst round oi bidding was, ‘K37 s ‘AQB of course, correct. and so was 3 2 ' South's two-heart more, but at e 84 that point North should have done '!A{§{°g543 one oi’ two things: He should have .106 Jumped to four hearts, or he '4' . should have om three diamonds. “This is the way the hand wee Many experts use such a three- bid in a rubber bridge game: diamond bid as an absolute force.

‘smug w“; North k.‘ 311d I! this 18 thﬂ C856, Kahlil; DIO 1. p“. 1. y". should be preferred. to coax lur- g. p", 3N7; p". ther information from South. It, Peso Pose however, such a three-diamond bid

-' would not be Bbsalutely forcing - and mostpiayers follow this latter "Even though East did not get‘ Syﬁtém -- then North should re-

ofr to the killing club lead, he gerd his queen-duce of hearts as had the chance to shift to that adequate support 10r- the suit South suit becouse of his heart stop/per. has rebld, and should stake his and therefore the three-notrump hope tor game in the heart suit contract went down a trick. Four itseli.

hearts could have been made, and Even in the actual bidding. North and South blamed each South might have taken the three- other for the failure to arrive at notrump bid to four hearts, but that contract. How should the bld- he cannot be criticized for de d1"; have gone?" ferring t9 North's judgement.

our aosaoms nous: Major Hoopla

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