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Public Opening lead ~ queen of spades, The United States team, hav- ing defeated Canada in the semifinals, and the Italian team, having defeated Great Britain; met in a match in the final round of the Second World Bridge 0 Italy won by 158 The U.S, team got off to s good start, After 13 boards they were leading Italy 42 to 11 and it began to look as though the famed Italian Blue Team might lose its stranglehold on world championship. But, seven boards later the Italians had taken the lead, 56 to 49. The Americans fought back and were ahead a; after 29 hands, 92 to 82, but, from then on, the Italian team scored steadily and eventually won by 46 IMPs, The Italians were especially effective in the last 20 deals. Playing with machine-like pre- cision, they were utterly invin- cible. No team in the world could have beaten them in this third of the match. They not only made no errors, but were uncannily accurate whenever a close decision had to be made. Italy gained 13 IMPs on the ances 49, Recording device THE LONE RANGER 07 MUST BEAT TME OLD PUEBLOS MUST HAVE } INCONSIDERATE ONE SUCH NERVE--LEAVING THE } LIGHTS ON AND RUNNING UP OUR ELECTRIC BILL ying hand. The Amer. ican North-South pair, Jordan and Robinson, had reached six hearts and made seven on the tbidding shown. When Belladonna and Avarel- li had the North-South cards, they reached a sound d slam on the following bidding: Pane Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Some of the bids were strict Jy conventional, being based on the Roman Club system--which features many highly special ized gadgets to deal with po- tential slam hands, The grand slam was easily made by es- tablishing an extra club trick in dummy and Italy gained 750 points on the deal. NEWS IN BRIEF SEIZE PLANE MIAMI, Fla, (AP) -- A plane reported destined for Cuba with four bombs aboard was seized Sunday night by U.S. authori- ties, they reported Monday. Ex- iles said the seizure foiled @ plan for a raid on Cuba coin- ciding with the Organization of American States meeting on Cuba starting today in Wash- ington. ROCKETS HIT CLOUDS GENEVA (AP) -- Swiss farm. ers fired rockets in the Geneva area Monday to disperse hail forming thunderclouds threaten- ing their crops. The clouds dis- persed and no hail was re- ported. DENY CHARGE WAHINGTON (AP) -- The United States rejected Monday a Cuban charge that American marines at the Guantanamo na- val base, Cuba, had shot and fatally wounded a Cuban guard stationed near the base. The state department announced a protest has been sent to Ha- vana against a shot fired by Cu- ban sentries at a Guantanamo marine sentry post, The state department said only two shots were fired and that only one of those was fired by a U.S. ma- rine guard and it went over the heads of the Cubans. SALLY'S SALLIES WELL, FT HADN'T PLAN! 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