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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By W. E. McKenney

Here is another of those inter-- esting hands from Phil Leon of Cleveland, Ohio. He has tho un- canny ability to decover and make many of the unusual. plays of bridge:

Don't bother to bid the hand- just look it over and see if you can make a grand alam in dia monds, which was the contract In which Mr. Leon found himself when the bidding began with two clubs by South. (They were using the forcing two club bid. While the writer does not belléte. In the efficiency of this bid, it is still used by some players.).

-North with less than an ace and a king must make a minimum re- sponse of two diamonds-not be cause he has diamonds, but because

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that is the negative response. South then bid two hearts and new Mr. Leon in the North bid three diamonds to show a biddable dia- mond suit.

South bld three hearts, Mr. Leon went to four diamonds, South bid six diamonds and Mr. Leon

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felt that, with his ace of spades another spade, winning In dummy and queen-jack of clubs, he was with the queen. He now swung the justified in going to beven.

The Play

queen of hearts and West" was

helpless.

He must not trump or declarer

A club was opened by East, dut-would overtrump, so all that he my winning with the acc. The ace could do was to dlacard a club and and king of diamonds were immo- doclnrer discarded the ten of spades. diately cashed and on the second When the eight of hearts was led, diamond East showed out, discord-West must discard the king of ing a club.

clubs and declarer discarded the ace

Mr. Leon then cashed the ace and of spades. king of hearts in dummy, discard- Ing his losing club.

The lead was in dummy-West held the jack and eight of dia Mr. Leon has four trump to the monds and declarer the queen and queen-ten, while West holda the ten. No matter what card was lod fack and eight. In order to pick from dummy, West must trump, up the jack of diamonds, Mr. Leon declarer overtrumped and picked must, get rid of two diamonds so up the other trump,

as to reduce the hand to the same By employing a double coup Mr. number of trump as that held by Leon had made his contracts of West.

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He led a small club and trumped. Then he played a small spade, win- ning in dummy with the jack. He returned a small heart.. West, of course, must. refuse to trump and should discard a spatle.

Mr. Leon trumped with the nine of diamonds and then led

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