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: 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Cae one ay 1 Ep, INSURANCE 4 epsy sew , | j Tuesday, June 1, 1965 SQUAW/! IT NEVER. ¢ ' HEF GET WRINKLED AND | Footy ---- BX Siksbee ae er BRIDGE 4 ' THE BOSSLL GO eae yyy, By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Chempionship Pley) South dealer. Neither side vulnerable. JULIET JONES NORTH as AQ103 @A7652 aO5 WHILE FIGHING ON THE KLONDIKE, GEORGE OLS wi 1093 CARMACK 15 VISITED BY ROBERT OF - Ses 7 A PROSPECT TOR FROM P $198 SCOTIA» "ret Sivere UTH 80) aki KIJ984 @K104 hAG2 The bidding: South West North East \ " 3 19 1@ 39 Pass WAIT A MINUTE,CARMACK, bid Eh ag MEE AE AE Opening lead -- jack of clubs, INDIANS SNIFFIN' AROUND Declarer finds in many hands Sy MY GOLD CLAIMS £ that it is far more dangerous for him to have one opponent Re, ' . ) i] jead than the,other. This is AA THOSE FEET! I'VE GOT TO GET |! NO CANCELLATIONS YET? I TELL You IM on ' ' IF YOU GET A COUPLE OF \ Sn \ | NORTH TO A HOSPITAL OR GOMETHIN™|| A SICK MAN/ IGN'T THERE ANYTHING YOU A a VES, BUT ILL NOT LEAD YOU Pa WoW Tt car riaie usually because the dangerous CANCELLATIONS ON ANY PANE AK aH CALLED THREE AIRLINES CAN 0O TO GET ME PASSAGE NORTHE | | P . : THERE UNLESS YOU TELL Z - WAVE A cHANCE/ | \opponent, by obtaining the lead, GOING NORTH, PLEASE HOLD THEM NONE OF EM CAN FLY US ITS REALLY AN THOSE SETTLERS THEY WY ' 2" pipe HARDER!) \can either run a long suit FOR ME! SEE WHAT YOU CANDO 4S FOR A WEEK AT LEAST-- os "ASS WT RETUR Wy' : against him, or 'else can return LI'L ABNER iN besa fit. > ; .- 77" 4A \a suit which jeopardizes a key card in declarer's or dummy's hand. For example, in this deal, South should be concerned from the start with the danger that- East may obtain the lead and return a spade through the king. Such a lead could prove fatal, and declarer's attention. should |therefore be riveted firmly on all |possible ways and means of pre- jventing East from taking the scaiasiecthonicnien on 1 ---- a jlead. ikikiansiaiiaiitile - In line with, this, declarer y CANT GET ALL OF IT A 7 i : iplays low from dummy on the OBVIOUSLY HBG RECRUITING i ' A iclub lead, as well as low from 7" A pepe on ng RED & ; io Sa jhis own hand, He should not put x DY NIB { 2 T i Lay rarer jup the queen; first, because it Ae THE STATES / i "| Y ; lis unlikely that West has the > Pdi AN : [py C4 |king, and second, assuming that ws / j : East does have the king, that covering the jack with the queen |would almost surely éstablish @ jclub entry for East after he cov- fered the queen with the king. | Let's say that West continues with a low club, South taking \the king with the ace. Pursuing |his aim of keeping Bast out of the lead, declarer draws two jrounds of trumps and then. ré- Be Oe | EEE eS wae SIE OSES NT STEER RTE jsniissionainehaikidduiiasaniieae -------~ |turns a low diamond from dum- I AM READY TO ACCEPT | |{ cya en ye seu a aang (A may ai as gl ede , ' ra Brad jmy, playing the ten on East's CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM Ce rer capper Se ra Ride Reere | | eet aan "Ens aoney of av ae FE MY TEACH -d } " | 4 \ olicy 0 ince ni o CHILOREN | F ' TOO MUSH @ THAT PIE Me' ' CRACK! - . is ! \pays off because West, on lead f } SPELING re { } y ' jwith the queen of diamonds ,can do South no harm, and, in fact, juniess he cashes the ace of |spades a this point, he winds iV) jup losing it. | South does not do anything erage remarkable by playing this way; he merely displays a healthy respect for East by re- fusing to engage him in combat, |He knows that East has him out- igunned -- if he obtains the lead : : | ee : | and South ts perfectly willing BUT 1 DID... Mee YOU BUNGLER, AND GOT RID. || j} WE'VE TR > DISCREDIT HIM \-- ' inne -- =e |to openly acknowledge this by JNDER THE OF IT, BECAUSE THE POLICE TWICE ANDO FAILED, THE TIME | | ACROSS DOWN 15: stylish SDIATT LS . = jadopting # highly prudent AS COME FOR DRASTIC ACTION, | | 4. Intet of Fool! 19.G 'Al ii ee 4 the sea lunder fal: | ; | Hl «Long ne ~ ' Australian Takes jecting 8. Affirmative vian aral j == M4 mae ot ee a | Speedway Festival . Solid Scent r u vy 10. Arterial pad 2. Nuclei Lime) | ' | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)-- trunks Undershot of am ta | f Bruce Crampton of Australia 12, Insects water starch ; ane | |yaulted-into the second PGA 13. Produce wheel grain Vosterday's Answer | ba tA fs a |money-winning spot with a one- 14, Body of 5. Metallic 24, Sudden } : eth | ; stroke victory at the $87,000 salt roth 25, Ancient 33. Flaps | A state nee My Speedway Festival Open Sun- r 7. Lizare Greek 38. 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