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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Jonuery, 30,1965 17 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder, in Masters' |Individuel Championship Pley) South dealer. Both sides vulnerable, oo @A103. A652 10732 987539 7 THAT MOMENT, THE YALE n GROUP ARRIVES Bally, CANS HELP IIE My CIGARS ARE A FOOT LONGT ning lead--king of spades. It is a great source of satis- faction to a declarer to be able to execute endplays guaranteed to: save him a crucial trick re- gardiess of how the enemy cards are divided. There are some endplays, however, that do not complete- GEE WHIZ~STICKS, STONES, BOTTLI NEWSPAPE! ' _ ir JAN= CLEAN uPAR?) WAs RIGHT= SOME OF IT 1S STS, 1 YES, YARD A MITE-- IT'S OUR OWN TRASH AND ALOT 73 Tooen" LIKE A PIG STY, IT HAG BEEN BLOWN HERE "HUNTING WOLF, i pd RIDE PACK TO SACRED CAVE, SES AN END 70 THE HATEFUL WILL TELL YOU IF HE PROMISES AN peiock/ -- just as effective as the perfect endplays. Here is such a. case. South is LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY | THE LONE RANGER takes it with the ace and cashes the king and ace of hearts, N' WHEN YOU Gi NROUeH, CLEAN HAVE GOT UP ON THE Oe ais Seal! (ii IG SIPE OF THE HAMMOCK. is not perfect for a successful throw-in, declarer leads a spade to the jack, forcing West to win with the queen. South hopes that West will not have a trump to return, in which case the contract is absolutely > at SECRET AGENT X39 2 i i s 3 DONALD DUCK Os bs A ey | z TELEVISION LOG 1:00 P.M. 9--Playtime With Bobby 11--Continental Minlature | 4--News 9--Bud Sherman Show 8-2--Make Room For 7--Directions - '65 Daddy 6--Prairie Profile 4--Ted Mack Amateur Hi lour 3--Nature of Things 1:30 P.M. 1--Spotlight 9--Douglas Fairbanks 2 it Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel play is executed after tricks have been played. a lot earlier than usual endplay, but it is none the effective. Declarer makes no effort to finesse in diamonds or before attempting the throw-in. 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