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E OSHAWA TIMBS, iday, June 30, 1967 RIDGE B. JAY BECKER ord-Holder in Masters' 31 Championship Play) IDDING QUIZ re South, neither side e. The bidding has Pass 1 Pass Pass ? \ would you bid now with | the following four 52 4 OQ72 4K (3 YJ63 @KS2 475 84 YT4S OK9B2 46 7? 962 @Q92 A875 clubs. It is a basic that the value of a 1s or falls as the bid- sresses and new infor- 'omes to light. Thus, j, standing by itself, t be especially attrac- urtner opened the. bid- . a heart, but it gains bly in stature when opens with a club. when you respond one yu cannot be sure of a the club bid may have ed on minimum high- es and 4-3-3-3 or 4-4-3-2 on. en partner now jumps clubs, showing about nore than a minimum bid and a long club well, the hand rises ally in value and you sume that there is not ame but a reasonable or a slam. 'st way of registering ughts is by jumping to s. If the ace of spades y, the queen or jack, id bid only four clubs, ing the ace, you are © jump to five and in- y suggest a slam. . The three club bid is ig; it merely urges you gain. There are other th could make if your values were enough to a game. Since you lack s for a second bid, the g to do is pass. ¢ diamonds. Here you ery reason to think 1 game -- North is like- e 17 to 19 points, count- listribution -- but you | at this point whether contract lies in a suit 'trump. You therefore . diamonds, drawing as icture of your hand as , and hope that this ble partner to choose - contract. clubs. There is nothing about bidding the | the odds clearly favor it. There are very few orth can have which offer a good play for id quite a few where icks are certain. When an opening bid of your partner opens and then ith a strong rebid, you ie verge of a slam, The g to do in most cases and bid it. t Results er Attack JA (CP)--The results 964 Canada - United ; automobile agreement jer fire Tuesday as In- inister Drury appeared he Commons industry ie. altsman (NDP--Water- nh) said the results of 'ment to remove tariffs imports by both coun- e been "quite frankly iting." McCutcheon (PC ~ Kent) askéd how the as benefited from the ury said that since the it's inception the dife ial in manufactur- > between the countries narrowed. cCutcheon said autos by some southwestern lealers came with sug- tail prices $50 less than ers' net. These were be sold in the United hus he could sée little of a reduction of the al. "S_ SALLIES help it, doctor. Some satients who are here rive me batty." r, Molner: After réad- zazine article on rectal on with proctoscope I ne but suffered excru- in. Are these examina- ays painful? The ar- '{ indicate that it was |. Was the doctor to are nervous and mus- tense, it can bé un- le. A rélaxed patient is little if any trouble. if the doctor was to t hg should mot be done ily. : DONALD DUCK BLONDIE LI'L ABNER THE PNELIMATIC 17 NOPE. HOW ABOUT THE PARROT PLUCKERS, THE CASSOWARY GRANDMA, NO, PEPPER. A FRIEND OF YOUR YOU MEAN LOOKS VERY MUCH LIKE HER, MOTHER'S ALIVE | FATHER'S JUST | J BUT SWE SAID HER NAME WAS SHE'S IN THINKS HE SAW | # MARY BROWN...DENIED SHE SWITZERLAND? HER IN WAS CHRISTY, SWITZERLAND, BUZ SAWYER HE TALKED TO A WOMAN WHO 7 STRANGE / CHILI KNOWS, CHRISTY WELL,. HOW COULD HE BE MISTAKEN? Ae 74 WHY BO I HAVE TO GIVE YOU }} THE MONEY YOU SAVE ON A BARGAIN? THARS ® AH LL GE ONLY CHARGE / | 'SENSE-- AH'COULDN'T )/ ONE. MO! 'EM ea TALK 'EMOUTA /\ THING TO TAKE /PRA' DOUBLE! GOIN' LEFT TODO" 4 Cu N WY - \ ._ I FAW YOU Pini JANE ARDEN NOW, PEPPER, PLEASE DON'T GET YOUR HOPES UP TOO. HIGH... JUST EMEMBER ALL THE IS APPOINTMENTS NOW THAT JANE 16 SAFE... 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YOUR: SORROWS IN A THREE- R Vey you've TONIGHT TENNY CRINGEL D ME HE... HE'S LIKES Me! SO SWEET... AND HELPLESS. HUBERT YOUR LODGE MEETING HAVE YOU LASTED TILL 2A.M.! WHAT IAM AHEM? UNACCUSTOMED AS y TO PUBLIC SPEAKING, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 30, 1967 17 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER |(Top Record-Holder in Masters' | Individual Championship Play) East dealer. oe Both sides vulnerable. NORTH @K75 WAGE o72 &KS753 4383 Q962 @KQJ10 $F; @2953 3104 #109 41642 SOUTH A104 98752 @AK86 AQ The bidding: East South West North Pass iNT Pass 3 NT Opening lead--king of hearts. The problem of entries is cru- cial in the play of many hands. That is why the declarer so often has to bludgeon his way into the dummy or into his own hand so as to cash one or more tricks he would not otherwise be able to score. Sometimes the defence can see what declarer is trying to do and prevent him from doing lit, but usually the defence is helpless if the declarer, either by sheer force or by clever ma- neuvering, makes his way into {the hand where he wants to be. Here is a case where the en- |try problem is critical. South is in three notrump and West leads the king of hearts. De- clarer ducks and West con- tinues with a heart which dum- my takes with the ace. Iet's say that South now cashes the A-Q of clubs, enters dummy with a spade, and then cashes the king of clubs. When it turns out that the clubs are divided 4-2 instead of 3-3, South has only eight tricks available and he eventually goes down one. South might possibly blame the result on bad luck, but the fact is that he should make the hand despite the 4-2 club break, If he watches closely enough, he notes that West plays the 10-9 of clubs when the ace and queen are led. Right at this point South should overtake the queen with the king and return the eight to force out the jack. This play assures him of nine tricks whether the clubs are di- vided 3-3 or 4-2, and that is a good enough reason for over- taking the queen with the king. South has to utilize the club entry to dummy to be sure of making four club tricks and the contract, but even if it pains him to play the king and queen of clubs on the same trick, he should remember that it only hurts for a minute. : OMA President Presents Brief TORONTO (CP)--Dr. James said the medical Wednesday the the People's YESTERDAY AT HOME I BAKED SOME OLD=- FASHIONED BISCUITS © King Feetores Syndicate, Inc. 1967. iglas sesereed. World © Peking Paper | -- The 5:55 A.M. IT BEHOOVES ME ON THIS Melvin esident of the O: 3--Lost in space TBA. DI , president of the One 2--Desth Valley Days 1:00 PM. 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