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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By W. E. McKenney

The hands selected for publica- tion usually contain a game con- trict which is either made or de- feated by spectacular play. How- ever, the majority of the hands played are commonplace. There are dozens of hands in which skilful play is required to make one, or two add, besides the usual sprinkling of misfits which lead to disaster.

There is, however, one import- ant difference in that each hand has an equal bearing on the final outcome. The defence must be on its toes every minute and can- not afford to play listlessly be- cause the contract is an unimport- ant one. It la just as important to defeat a one bid as a grand slam.

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The Bidding.

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would not open the South hand in first position, but the particular player happened to be using a different system. so he opened with one heart. West passed and North bid one spade. This was perfect- ly satisfactory to South, and, see- ing no further need to continue: the bidding, he passed and one spade became the final contract.

The Play.

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king; then East continued his original plan by leading another small apade.

East inferred from the bidding that North must have four spates

Declarer left the lead in dummy and South three, which of course this time, and returned a diamond, left one for his partner. Further, hoping to get a Full in that suit more, his opponents had all the before dummy's trumps were ex- high spades between them and hausted. However. East again would try to make them separate won the diamond trick, with the ly if possible. Therefore he desaco, and returned the third spade. termined that his best defence West discarded his last club. was to lead a spade at every op- Declarer led egence of4lubs from portunity, compelling declarer to dummy and followed with the take each trick twice.

jack, West discarding two hearts and East ruffing the last club trick.

The relentless barrage of spades was continued, putting declarer in the lead with the king. He still had a chance to make his contract if he could find the king of hearts

He led the deuce of spades, dummy played the ten spot, and when West discarded a small club the declarer knew that he was in for trouble. He overtook the first spade trick with the ace in his own hand and returned the ten of clubs, hoping to set up an extra in the East hand, so he decided to irick or two in that sult.

stake everything on that possibi- East did not cover with the | lity. However, the finesse failed queen, and the trick went through and he was'down two tricks, re- to West's king. He returned awarding East and West with a top diamond, which Eant won with the score for their excellent defence.

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