Oshawa Times (1958-), 17 May 1966, p. 11

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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, Mey 17, 1966 4] BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top vecord-helder in Mestess! Individuel Chemplonship Pley) North dealer. Roth -sidea vulnerable NOT TONIGHT OR ANY NIGHT, 00 YOU EXPECT = A LIVING WHEN Ue WITR ike THE WH IN A FEW YEARS WE'LL BE ON THE MOON! L ge THATS BILLY--- MU ll THEY'D NEVER GET ME "y TO Ki66 A MACH NE | They sure Are | '¢ CERTAIN HOPE 4 goa FoR | } Weerhey DON'T INVENT ; AUTOMATION |./ i A MACHINE TO REPLACE | wives ' tL, YOU'D BETTER NOT LET Ms ? --« CATCH You! - ~< GOOD NIGHT "~ a 7 IN A BIG WAY THESE DAYS 4 Ni] (p UNITH THe O CEMENT MILLS INTO ONE COMPANY, It is a fundamental principle of dummy play that if a con tract can be made only if the adverse cards are divided in a certain way, you go ahead and play on that basis. For a good example of how | this principle is applied, here is |a case where declarer was able |to make a slam even though | East had what appeared to be two unassailable trump tricks. | West led a diamond which South ruffed, there being no need to take an immediate dis- card on the ace. When declarer then led a heart to the king, West showed out and the 40 trump distribution was revealed. Declarers only possible | chance now of making the hand |was to arrange for a trump | eidplay. However, this could not | be achieved unless East's distri- bution was such es to permit the proper end play position to be reached. South had to assume that East would follow to three high spades and two high clubs as they were cashed, and he like- wise had to assume that East had exactly four diamonds. There was no distribution that East could have, other than 3-4-4-2, which would permit the slam to be made. 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