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Opening lead—two of spades. This hand occurred in a team match. Declarer slipped, and went down in three notrump, los- ing an -opportunity to make a fine play. a

A spade was led. East won the queen and returned a spade, the jack losing to the ace. De- clarer led a club to the king and West made a good defensive move by ducking. West also re- fused the queen, but took the

After cashing the spade

ace when another club was led. |};

Singer Stoned, .

tacked by rock-throwing ruffians yelling “‘stoolie, we'll get you!”

He said he also has received threatening telephone calls and has been subjected to derision from “kids in bebop hats . . , yelling ‘rock ‘n‘ roll, isn't going

on which South discarded i mond, West led the seven

showed up with five hearts, South had to losé two tricks to the J-9 and went down one. Declarer had a much better line of play available. leading the A-K .of hearts, he. should have cashed the ace of} diamonds. It was fairly obvious} from the prior plays that West had started with either one or two diamonds.. _

In the actual hand, West would have shown out on the ace of diamonds and discarded a spade. A play sure to succeed would then have become available to) South.

West is known to have started | with exactly four spades, one.

diamond and three clubs. Hence, | to fill his complement of 13 cards, | he must have started with pre-|

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