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Oshawa Times (1958-), 26 Mar 1964, p. 19

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" MUN PARLEMENT \ REPRESENTANTS DE LA NOBLESE, DU CLERGE ET DU PEUPLE VA ETRE NOTRE NOUVELLE FORME DE GOUVERNEMENT, ANNONCE FRONTENAC, MECONTENT Du CHANGEMENT, L'INTENDANT $€ PLAINT Au R01 _INTERDIT A FRONTENAC TOUT GENRE DE CORPORATION POUR LES MABITANTS DU CANADA. "BRAVO! NOTE INTENDANT | ADECIDE DE RETOVENER | EN FRANCE"SEREJourr FRONTENAC, ye 30 Tia 314044 3H) On \"2NPL IHL OL SHI Tawa? 20 WK aHLaIND CONTRACT BRIDGE By B, JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) South dealer. Both sides vulnerable, 'WEST 4 AIT 386 @O48 KQJ1082 76 80 @AKQI108 oK62 & % 6 & K b yey) Opening lead--king of clubs. A vital principle of play is in- volved in this hand where South was in four spades and wound up going down one. West led the king of clubs and South took it with the ace, cash- ed the king of diamonds, and re- turned the nine of clubs. West won with the ten and continued -- +g SS having showed a double : the 7-5 in that pred ~-- Declarer ruffed with. the seven, but East overruffed with the nine and returned a heart . to defeat the contract one trick. If West had had the nine of spades instead of East, South would have made the contract, and to this extent declarer was unlucky, But South should have made the contract anyhow. He should have realized that there was a substantial danger of East's having the nine of spades, and should have taken steps to ovr- cqgme that possibility. Instead of ruffing the queen of clubs at trick four, he should have discarded a heart from . dummy. Had he done this, no line of defence could have beat- en him, The principle involved is a familiar one. When declarer sees that following a certain course of play is dangerous if » one opponent has a particular ' card, he must look elsewhere for a different line of Play that is less dangerous. z Discarding a heart on the queen of clubs in effect substi- tutes a later and safer. heart ruff in dummy for an immedi- ate and dangerous club ruff in dummy. ' Declarer reasons that he is: practically sure to make the contract by playing safe. Two heart ruffs in dummy, or one heart ruff and a discard on the ace of diamonds are bound to vee, | bring him to ten tricks, Have You Returned Your Pink Envelope Yet? Business REPLy Exvecore @x POSTAGE WR SE PAID SY WIR. JAMES McCANSH, AF NOT...Won"t You Please Do It Now...Without Delay? There is no re so uth to jeopa jason for é the contract by ruffing the queen of clubs in the hope that East cannot over- ruff. The hope might mature, it is true, but the play involves an unnecessary risk. * Tomorrow: Overcalls. 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