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Saturday, July 12, 1958

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lit is perfectly possible to arrive at the best contract in a given hand, yet be defeated because the defendens’ cards are so dis-

An analogy lies in the common expression that the operation was a success but the patient died. This hand is a case in point. When all the cards are examined it is seen that the value of the diamond king is lost because East was dealt the ace, and that the heart and club finesses, if at- tempted, both flail. .

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tract and winds up going down because all three are badly lo- cated. In tact, the odds against "such an occurrence are 7 to 1. ,.But even where the unusual occurrence takes place and all three finesses lose, there is fre- quently a question whether the loss of the contract could not have been controlled by declarer. If, *iior e - p1e,‘in'the.ha>nd uth fails to make ten tricks, our Verdict would be that on top of. the bad luck he had he‘ also didn’t give the play of the hand the old college try.

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ace and another spade, ruffing in dummy. When a low heart is led and East plays the ten, the ace should be played, the finesse being rejected.

Another spade is then ruffed in dummy and a trump trick is now conceded to the king. If it turns out East has the king, everything is‘ under control and the- contract is made. East, in such case, would have to return

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If West has the hepatking the outcome is less certain, but the prospects are still first-rate. Only if East has both Q-10 of clubs is the contract lost. Thus, in the actual case. on a low club return, declarer plays low from dummy; or with the ten return, dummy’s jack. The contract is made either way.

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