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By Josephine Culbertson A CLEVEZL HOAX

Yesterday's column illustrated the so-called “legitimate" use to which a singleton in dummy car b, put by an expert deolarer. Tu day's deal involves a "hoax play‘ that is based on that same factor o! a singleton.

th d l i. £2211 sigeuscvuinerablo. a Q- Q 6 3 I Q A B 5 8 $110878 ‘Jm8‘ K B 5 3 $8. a WNE vgfofl ‘ i? S ‘a s is z [,9 4 Q A7 6 2 Q K Q J 10 4 Q 7 4 QKQ The biddin!’ South West North last 1 Q Pass 2 Q Pas: 4 Q Pass Pass PHI North's raise was the least oi’ evils on his particular holding.

South stretched when he then leaped to game.

West, with nothing much to go by_ decided to open a trump. East, oi course, could have taken the ace and led a second round, but he figured that West might get in he- ioro he did and, ii he led a second trump, East could take out all oi‘ dummys cards in the suit. So East ducked and declarer won with the heart king.

It was not an attractive prospect that south laced. The enemy had disclosed an unmistakable deter- mination to prevent spade ruffing in dummy, and ii South tried both to get out the trumps and est- ablished dummy's club suit, the

defenders would certainly knock out

dummy's diamond entry, and that would be that.

On due consideration, south saw that his best chance was to throw some dust in the opponents‘ eyes, to mislead them about his specific strength. So, at the second trick. ihe led a low spade.

This play had I remarkable out-

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come. West put up the spade king convinced that the declarer was planning to ruff spades. This time East won with the ace, and, plac- ing the spade ace in his own part- ner's hand. returned his last trump South now led the club king, sin-i East jumped on the trick to re- turn a spadel He was amazed and dismayed when South produced the ace, cashed the club queen, then went to dummy with a diamond and ran the club suit!

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