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Opening lead —— "of clubs. By and large, the A m er i c a 11 team which starts play today at Lake Como tor the world cham- pionship is not particularly noted for making fancy bids or psychics The six members who compose the team—George Rapee, Alvin Roth, Sidney Silodor, John R. Crawford, Tobias Stone and this writer —- are generally down-the middle players who have~ac.hiev- ed their reputation in the United States by their degree of perfec- tion and. technical superiority rather than through psychologi- cal tactics.
This is not to say that they are averse to 1-arcenous exploits when the situation calls for their ex-
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
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Iercise. Each of them is capable of stealing the ball from their opponents, and has on many occasions done so, but such tac- tics are the exception rather than the rule. ' George Rapee, for example managed a nifty steal when an American team (including Rapee, Crawford and Becker) met and defeated an Italian team for the world title in Naples in 1951. Rapee held the South hand. His heart response reflected the fear he harbored»-that Wast- West might’ have a vulnerable
later materialized, proved well- founded, although a four heart contract by the Italian pair would have been a hazardous venture requiring a great deal of luck to succeed. '
When North (not knowing of -the psychic) raised -to two hearts over the intervening club bid, Rapee attempted to extricate by retreating to three diamonds.
North’s three spade bid three left Rapee little choice but to notrump and hope for the best. Much to his surprise, he not only found himself playing this con- tract,,but also , by a stroke of fortune in the form of an ill cho- sen opening lead, making it.
The club queen won the first trick and Rapee wasted no time in grabbing six diamond tricks and two spades to make the bid.
Of course, a heart lead would have pulverized the contract, but this was ‘a pretty impossible lead fior West to make on the bidding.
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