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By Josephine "Culbertson

Till‘ WRONG GRAND SLAM

North-South in today's deal displayed sound quantitative iuds- ment, in bidding up to a Brand slam but, unfortunately. South chose the wronx trump suit!

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was offside, down he wenti This was a crushing defeat for North-South in view of the seven- heart contract that could have been laid down, with North scarcely having to go through the motions of playing the hand. since he could draw trumps in two leads and discard his spade queen on South's long diamond suit.

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The bidding was fairly good up to the point at which South called seven diamonds (although his pre- vious jump to four hearts mill! well have been a little stronger) but the final selection was utterly lacking in imagination. North, it is true, had shown good diamond support. and later. by his obvious cue bid. had shown first-round spade control, but nevertheless South should have foreseen that ii: might be vital toplay the hands at a heart contract. North might well have one or two losing spades in his hand which would go off l very nicely on South's long diam- ’ onds, but if diamonds were trump, and l! North had the same heart length that South had, how could any discards be secured? South's heart support was so ex-

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