Oshawa Times (1958-), 5 Dec 1964, p. 22

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Number 5. 6 7. DOWN 1. Occurring occasionally Italian navigator Feminine comm, Condition . A sign Seraglio of spring Voided . Earnest escutcheon money: . Antlered Scot, animal . God . Restore to of love conscious- 5. Guides ness » Large keg 13, Steamship: . Exclama- abbr. tion 15. Manacle , Cyprinoid 17. Cuckoo fish |-/ Don't You pare » HANG UP! 1 HAVE LOTS OF OTHER THINGS I WANT TO TALK ABOUT. Pte 19.A news- paper notice gg oe ioe ti i [AMSOUTH On - AIRIAMBEIRIE| 21. Ameri- tL [PIElRITMMEIA} can WESOR Ol) Indian AAG 22, Exit 24, Greek Yesterday's Answer letter 32. The pungent 22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, December 5, 1964 CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER {Top record-holder in Masters' |Individuel Championsbip Play) North dealer. Both sides vulnerabie NORTH @73 ATES 3109 4K1072 @64 ; 9KQ1092.. @AaKss Experts don't always bid alike, as is evident from this hand played during the 1962 trials to select the American in- ternational team. Here is how the bidding went at the first of the seven tables at which the ||deal was played: North East South West Pass 19 Dble 8 S3NT Pass Pass Dble East led the king of hearts, which held, and shifted to a spade, The result, was that North wound up with only four tricks and went down 1,400, South's light double, compound- ed by North's somewhat aggres- sivt three notrump bid, worked out very poorly. The North-South pair at the second table also got into hot water when the bidding went: North East Pass ig INT Pass Dbie Pass 34 Pass North-South failed to find their diamond fit and went down three--800 points. The bidding at the third table went: East South West iy 1@ Dble Pass Redble Pass Pass Pass Dble Pass 2@ Pass Dble Two diamonds could have been defeated, but the defense was not good and South wound up making an overtrick for the only North-South plus score -- 380 points. At the fourth table, North- South went. minus 200 at two notrump when the bidding went: North East South West Pass 19 Dbie Pass '2NT At the fifth table, East made nine tricks at hearts for a score of 140 points after this bidding: North" East South West Pass 19 Dble Pass 1NT Pass Pass Dble Pass 26 Pass 29 At the other two tables, both Souths passed the opening heart bid and the outcome was that East-West played uneventfully at a part score in hearts and made it for an under-average result. LARGEST SET King Rat, a motion picture being shot by Columbia Pic- tures, utilizes in its recreation of a 10-acre Japanese prison camp the largest set ever built for the organization. SALLY'S SALLIES "Just do the right one. I can do the left one myself." 25. Chest vegetable 26, Tan- 33. Part of talum: "to be" sym. Hurl 30; Wearied Monkey 31, Rugged Girl's mountain name crest $8, Perform , Mother of ror Trish gods YA, 4 7 ion "MILL STREET" VARIETY STORE MILL & OXFORD STS. 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