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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, MARCH

CONTRACT BRIDGE..

By W. E. McKenney

DIOCESAN

CONFERENCE

(Continued. from Page 10.) The Committee's present policy The success of the constructive and to be thankful for all con- is to keep the Repair Fund open one-over-one system of contract tributions thereto, knowing that bidding is due to the ense and $100 donated now is equivalent to simplicity of arriving at the $180 in 10 years time. In this correct contract. It is true that manner I gently bring the fund to jump forcing bids are made in the notice of this Conference, and the constructive one-over-one sys-if ways and means, My Lord tem of bidding only when the fore- Bishop, could be devised whereby ing bidder holds a commanding assistance could be obtained in hand.

any shape or forms. I would be extremely grateful.".

Therefore, the questions fre- quently asked by players who havo just taken up the one-over- one are: how do you bid for game? When do you know that your partner will not pass your res- ponse? How do you stop before arriving at game if there is no game in the hand?

Chairman's Comment. ________

Bishop said that as far as he could Speaking on the report, the

body, and it seemed that some see, Conference was a responsible. time should be taken to consider

30

I will answer these by stating the position of the church in Mar. 28 Mar. 31 Apr. 7 Apr. 12 first-that the foundation of the Shameen. The church was beau- Apr. 13 Apr. 15

Apr. 24 one-over-one system of bidding is and he was delighted to find it tifully kept, absolutely spotless, Apr. Eo Apr. 28 May 4

Mar based on its constructive bid.se bright and clean when he visit May 22 When you open the bidding origi-ed Shameen. He was not June 7nally, you are making a construc-happy, however, that it should be June 19 July 4

left to the small body in Shameen to carry the burden, and he had asked Mr. Taylor specially to come down to see what could be done about the matter,

"Jana 8 June 10

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tive bid.

Why? Because you could have passed. Now as long as you do not eleet to pass, your bid, must be constructive. In other words, you state to partner, especially when bidding first or second hand, that you have the foundation on which to build for game or con-

tract.

.

Upon the motion of Sir Henry Pollock, seconded by Mr. J. H. funt, it was decided to instruct the Executive Council to make an appeal on behalf of the Christ Church, Shameen.

Budget for 1933. "

The fact that you open with a one bid clearly states that you do not think it is possible for you to go to game without some, as- sistance

Considerable from partner. Other-

discussion took wise, if you could go game re- place on the Budget for 1933. gardless of what your partner Mrs. N. Evans considered no held, your proper opening declar-extra money should go out of the ation would be either a forcing Colony until institutions within two or three bid.

the Colony were placed on a frag footing.

the

The

The speaker instanced Now let us assume that part-Diocesan Boys' School, where of ner opens with a bid of ene 15 children who paid, no fees, 14 heart. If your hand is worthless, were boarders. She had been un naturally you will pass, as this able to obtain particulars from is the first of the sign-off bids.

the Diocesan Girls' School. However, due to the fact that Headmistress had referred her to partner never opers with any the Secretary who had no idea of thing but a one bid unless he has how many children were receiving

absolute game in his own an

free instruction or residence. hand, you must not pass unless Referring to the previous you know that your hand is ab-speaker, Rev. W. Rogers, Secretary solutely worthless to your part-of the Diocesan Girls' School said the position was that each year jan appeal was made to the búain- ess firms of Hongkong, and it was reasonably well responded to. Neither school, as far as he was aware, had ever appealed to Con- ference for grant. The schools stood on their own feet, and had done so for many years.

ner.

Let is assume that you hold an equal of two queens-or a king and a queen. These may be just what your partner needs to enter your hand and take a finesse in order to establish a suit. Or he may have a two-suit hand and the second suit that he will name will fit your hand better.

The estimates were approved upon the motion of the Treasurer Mr. P. E. Barker and of Rev. G. T. Waldegrave, after further discus- ston.

You should make what is termed in this system as a "sign-off" bid. In other words, bid one no-trump. This bid says to partner, "My hand may contain nothing but a

The meeting concluded with the couple of queens-however, I am declaration of the election of Lay willing to give you a chance to Representatives of the Executive name a second suit; but I have Council for the Diocesan Con- no further interest in the hand. Iference for the ensuing year, the can see no way of going game un-following being elected: less you hold a tremendous hand," The Bishop of Hongkong. Rev. By the way, this bidding of one G. K. Carpenter, Rev. N. V. Hal- no-trump in response to partner's ward, Rev. W. W. Rogers, Rev. original suit bid of one, in addi- G. T. Waldegrave, Mr. W. C. Clark tion to showing a weak hand, also Sir Henry Pollock, Lady Pollock, denies holding four trump.

Mrs. J. R. Wood, Mr. J. H. Hunt, Mr. John Pau, Miss E. S. Atkins, Mr. H. Taylor.

If you hold four of your part ner's suit, your proper sign-off la to bid two in his suit. For example: partner bids one heart -you can sign off by bidding two hearts.

This simply states to partner: "I have four of your trump. However, I cannot see any way of making game unless you hold quite a little additional strength. As a matter of fact, it 'might be somewhat doubtful if you can even make the contract at two."

* * •

reserve

After a sign-off bid, partner proceeds at his own peril and even though he makes another con- structive bid, you are not forced to respond unless he gives you a jump shift foreing bid..

For example: if partner bids one heart and you reply with one no trump, signing the hand off, the partner now bids three dia monds-you would be forced to respond. To bid either one of these suits now would not "be showing additional strength but would be simply showing a pref-

erence,

Summing up to-day's article, we find that all original bids are constructive. That the three sign off bids are, first, a pass; second, the responding to partner's bid with one no trump at the first op. portunity, and third, the simple support of partner's suit, for ex- ample, one heart, two hearts.

BIG LOCAL ESTATE.

MR. WOO HAY-TONG LEAVES $1,845,000.

Probate has been granted to Mr. B. Brown, third partner in the firm, of Linstead and Davis, which firm was appointed trusted in the matter of the estate of the late Woo Hay- Long.

Two other partnera, Mr. S. T.) Butlin, and Mr. H. R. Forsyth were granted probate in November last, year,

The estate of the late Mr. Woo Hay-tong was valued at $1,844,000.

Conference adjourned after prayer by the Bishop.

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