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There appeared to. be enough tricks to make the con- tract--except for the details. Collings took the club with the queen and led the king of spades. East won the ace and returned a heart. There was no doubt in Coll- ings' mind that the heart lead was a singleton. West's double of two hearts plus the lead of the six, presumably East's high- est heart, made the situation all too clear. To duck the heart would bring immediate defeat, since West would take his king, and return a heart which East would ruff. The ace of diamonds would then provide the setting trick. So Collings went up with the ace of hearts and cashed the queen of spades, both opponents following suit, And then Col- lings made a strange play. He led the four of spades! East was astonished to find him- self the winner of a second trump trick--this time with the nine. It was an wnexpected windfall. But his satisfaction was shortlived--he had to lead something back. There was no escape for East. If he returned a club, declarer would discard three hearts and a diamond on dummy's® clubs. He would then come to ten tricks after conceding the. ace of diamonds. If East chose to return a dia- mond, instead, the play of the ace would end matters very quickly. With a low diamond re- turn South would win in dum- my, discard three hearts, and then lead a diamond towards his king. This would bring the de- fense to the same unhappy end. The deliberate sacrifice of a trump trick by Collings made East's position untenable. Narcotics Charges, Bail Set For Two TORONTO (CP)--Bail of $25,- 000 cash each was set Friday for Roland Boissonneault, . 41 and Fred Ruby, 29, both of Windsor, arrested Wednesday with three other men on nar- cotics charges. Both men were remanded un- til Wednesday when they are to appear in court with Philip Chiampi, 40, Edward Bowman, 31, and Ronald Barron, 24, all of Hamilton, Cash bail of $25,000 was set Thursday for Chiampi and $15,- 000 each for Bowman and Bar- ron. 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