Oshawa Times (1958-), 13 May 1964, p. 23

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North-South vulnerable, -- BR es ek ate ® Reg ose ' $AKQ108548 s) q Opening lead--ten of a The most difficult part good dummy play is to fi out how the opponents' are divided. Obviously, if you could see al! four hands at the start of play, you would " have trouble making the nium number of tricks. ut Almost every hand conta clues to help declarer dete' the composition of the adve' cards, and in most deals should play just as effectivety as though all hands were. ex- posed. The bidding, the opening lead, and the subsequent Now WELL HAVE TO WAIT AWHILE. L'ATTAQUE, COMMANDE LE whos FLETCHER ine 13 NIV LAV) S8I0BO , NIVLLY SH TRIO IDV 3M HOVIY SHIN DACA LIF@ LA PREMIZ@E BORDEE BALAIE LE if ILLARD D'AVANT Du PELICAN... ae ° WVITTEd 3h I0 FUSWIIIOS SIRS BOISCVONE 15313 are, all combine to help a compe! declarer obtain the maximugg result. "v . For example, take this deal where declarer lost u slam bé- cause he failed to draw pi inferences from the informat! at hand. Bent, . West led the ten of spades. Declarer took the ace, drew tw rounds of trumps, played % spade to the king, and led the king of hearts. When Bast fol, lowed low, he ruffed. He played for a 3-3 break, when West showed out, he to go down one, losing two dia» mond tricks later when he led a diamond to the king. advantage of two clues pointed the way to the method of play. that proper string of hearts headed by ace, with very little strength, and that East there- fore had the ace of diamond® He should also have read West's opening lead as showing a dou- bleton spade. 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