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2 nn sa Sor ap NE at BIRR ol GERLOIEN poacemonta THE OSHAWA TIMES, i HOW MUCH WAS Monidey, Moy 3, 1965 15 THE CHECK FOR, ) ! Py Ci SPM) © BRIDGE y { % By B. JAY BECKER Yl YEAH:- FIFTY yo oe tr mr" TIME, LADY--CALLING HERE-- THAT REPRESENTS ONE 'HUNDRED AND FTY DOLLARS A { f VV S (Top record-holder in Mesters' Individual Chempionship Play) FAMOUS HANDS East dealer. East-West vulnerable, JULIET JONES NORTH Q584 4s be : A Z 3642 A u af o73 SHES A NICE KID Hol! HO® [rotate DEALS WEST palates AND ALL THAT, BUT NOW |} --1MM-THERE'S NO NOBODY'LL EVER CHARLES TUPPER @ 10963 pay CHICABO | A FOUR MONTH REIGN TUPPER INS BOWELL'S THEN YOU, SIR, ARE A CABINET AS SECRETARY HYPOCRITE ... AND YOUR SENSE /N TWO INDIANS OF STATE, DECLARING +++ I CAN PROVE IT £ e592 FACE. <(, GONG AFTER ONE CITY? I'VE GOT TO #194 K STOP HIM ff = North 14 39° Opening lead -- two of dia- monds. This hand stars Edwin Kan- tar, Los Angeles expert, who de- servedly made the headlines when he played it in the mas- ters team of four championship in 1963, West led a diamond against the optimistic contract and East cashed two diamonds and re- turned a trump. Looking at all four hands, it certainly seems that the expect- ed result would be either a one or two trick defeat for South. But Kantar considered the matter very thoroughly -- of course, he did not see the East- West cards -- and came up with an unusual play which resulted in his making the contract. He decided that his best chance of making the hand lay in the possibility that East had the doubleton king of spades, along with the king of clubs which he was also likely to have on the bidding. Accordingly, after drawing three rounds of trumps, Kantar led the ace and another spade, playing low from dummy after West had played low on the sec- ond spade lead. East was forced to take the. eight with the king, thus establishing an extra spade trick in dummy on which Kan- tar could discard one of his two club losers. This extraordinary play fur- thermore put East in a position from which he had to return a club or else yield a ruff and dis- card, and, in either case, Kan- tar would then be able to take care of his other club loser, So the outcome was that Kantar made four hearts on the hand. Note that it would not have helped West to play the nine of spades of the second spade lead. Kantar had already decided to play East for the doubleton king of spades as well as the king of clubs, and he would therefore have played 'the eight from dummy even if West had pro- duced the nine. It is not easy to talk a fellow like Kantar out of a carefully conceived notion. Bottle Tossed, Child Injured BRAMPTON (CP) -- Jack Marshall of Barrie was charged with criminal negligence Friday after a pop bottle thrown from a car struck and injured a Brampton school girl, Lisa Jor- gemsen, 17. The girl suffered a cut lip re- quiring surgery and possible fractured teeth. Marshall was a passenger in a car. Y WELL~ THEY COULD COME BY SHIP~ LIKE WE DiIPp-- NO/ /T WILL TAKE A LOT MORE WATER AND HELP TO KEEP THESE FLAMES FROM SPREADING! AS TONTO HOLDS ELIJAH CLARK, THE 1 LONE RANGER RACES TO FIGHT THE THREATENING BLAZE: -- MOUNTAIN? THE WHOLE ¥ igs ai rest MONEY-BEARING TOURISTS TO ISLANO 15 BUILT ON : * va = LAND HERE--_<> THE LONE RANGER LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY While Phils cab speeds him crosstown to check Van Winters trophy from Luxury Isle, PIERRE 15 A DOG, |EN'T HE 4! AND DOGS LIKE 70. CHASE RABBITS, Ce HTWINK! (oH. HE'S OUT CHASING. WHERE le ITS! Bes22E 7 (' peeeey! a CHASING RABBITE? an {THAT WARD 1) BELIEVE / WITHOUT A HITCH / 1968. 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