Oshawa Times (1958-), 30 Apr 1964, p. 21

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Take a case like this ona hree hearts, a designed to make life difficult for the opponents if, as seems likely, they have the better hands, North's best bet is to pass, since his hand deteriorates greatly in value once he learns that West has heart length. South stretches his values a little to bid four spades, since " Fd opens the emacs, wa e 'The does not need much from North to produce ten tricks. North, silent up to this point, quite logically raises South to six, West leads the king of hearts. Deciarer plays the ace and East ruffs, Eventually East makes a diamond trick and South goes down one. Now this result may be charged up to bad luck by some players, but it would be more correct to place the blame for the defeat at South's door. South should make the slam. and, there are no two ways about it. His play at trick one was thought- less and cost his side 1,730 points. 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