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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, June 5, 1965 BRIDGE KEEP IT }' / SHOULD WHERE IT i6-- A ON YOUR HEAD &23, a A} By B: JAY BECKER ba Zz (Top record-holder in Masters' 8 Oo Individuol Championship Ploy) -- S ES . West dealer. a rr THAT WAS JUST : Both sides vulnerable. i} THE BEGINNING, }{ KEEP THAT NORTH 14 JACKIE, IN MIND, 4K1063 wis fi Ps 1073 of ? : HAQK2 ' he. a 1 ace vig Soy Rata C oe heastinieidnaelpemanasenmeapemecisonarccinieemacens estat ie aa WEST EAST f GOLD RUSH, SPARKED BY "ARMACK'6 OWN FORTUNE GOES WT THE YUKON HAS NOT FORGOTTEN HIM .TO THIS DAY 4% 19542 'Gadnoe CAMEL TURNS OUT GREATER % HIS HEAD. HE DEGERTS HIS - rs DAWSON ANO WHITEHORGE (PRESENT CAPITAL ), THE 9Q10862 WAT5SS THAN EVEN THOSE OF FRAGER VALLEY| INDIAN WAYS, AND HIS WIFE, | BIGGEST HOLIDAY OF THE YEAR 1S AUGUST /7... THE 08654 @Ak NOW WE, AND. THE CARIBOO» AND GOES TO NEW YORK. HIS & DAY GEORGE CARMACK FOUND GOLD ON THE KLONDIKE £ #953 474 KIN FACE MONEY RUNS OUT, AND HE 4 ih Ww DIES IN POVERTY. } SOUTH TH' DAY? »\ 7) "EARLY DAYS ON ' @AQi i THe YUKON', : 9K | WILLIAM OGILVIE, oQ592 JOHN LANE 5 4KI106 hed "MACLEAN 'G The bidding: P tJ West North East South i} =} Pass Pass 1@ #11NT | Em Pass 3NT SHE WAS THE GREATEST Opening lead -- six of hearts, HI | EVANGELIST OF HER DAY F Some contracts Jook impos- ee 5 | sible to make, but the wily de- = 'i ; ; ia Sai - clarer does not give up on these - XACTLY~ BUT HES TERRIBLE BUSY AN' WE AN' YOU KNOW SOMETHIN = (M : p ri ed PAR FLING FLEW HOME piper tg tyirlg ¥- CAN SORTA ROAM ROUND ON OUR OWN || KINDA REALLY LIKING ITMAYBE [itl : ALAN, DID YOU HEAR IT? hands without at Jeast giving i Ny WATCHIN' COMIN! AN' GOIN' PRETTY MUCH | WE'VE BEEN ORPHANS FOR SO 44 MEBBE STORM SOUNDED Lik A MORSE { them the old college try. re Ce' fan NAN Oeee LONG WE DON'T KNOW HOW To ¥ SOTERA, i S HERE IN SAN JUAN, ; AFTER US ~ ] : | FEEL LIKE REGLAR IDS CO ec | For example, take this hand ZERO-- BEIN' OUR 4 { td jwhere South is in three no =} ig jtrump and West leads a heart, a = |East takes the ace and refurn =] = ja heart to the king flo | Certainly declraer's outlook is | fad |dim at this point. He sees eight = |sure tricks, with not much pros- 3 |pect of getting a ninth, It j would seem that his only chance = jot manufacturing an additional Ee trick is to. lead the ace of spaces in the hope that West 7 was dealt the singleton jack ies sone? and that a fourth spade trick [it's HARD TO BELIEVE MEN 2 ~ |will thus materialize. CAN BE SO LAZY/ I THINK 5) | ° \ Sane NORE LAZY THAN | ~ LAL THE OPERATION Has) if Bur WITH "LEOPARD" |, The chance that West was HER EN ARE STUPID! Bed iz BEEN BOBGED DOWN |!| ARRIVNG SHORTLY f |dealt the singleton jack is rather od } Super-agent, TAM \ ; 100 LONG ¢ | tcansraer Tue Nt jremote, in view of East's épen- ' "Antares" ASSIGNED \ } y Hi -- ' ACTION / Se), jing spade bid, but if this actual- z Sa decodes an ANEW | 4 h 3 LD ; ay ly offered the only possibility aa important COURIER Vee ' rs i ¢ OA \ of making the contract, South ~ | Ee message U t 4.0) would have to play for it and 5 = i B ge hope for the best = o | : However, there is a much bet- ec : |ter chance of making the hand fe CMA and South should plan his play He 1 |accordingly. There is a reason- wal a able possibility that West has | © H jeither the singleton eight or nine Sr oe jof spades, in which case, with fay] mage jeareful play, a fourth spade es amy |} ltrick can be developed, i In line with this, South cashes F | the king of clubs at trick three | -SORT OF and then overtakes the jack with id | A BEGINNER! the queen. Next he leads the L | lten of spades, > f bd East must cover with the jack ee ' © and South plays the ace, catch- = i =) ing West's eight. Declarer now By A |plays the ten of clubs to the ace ' Q and returns a low spade from 1 past | jdummy, successfully finessing a x |the seven when East follows G low. = | Virtue is rewarded when |South then plays the ace of = mn spades and leads the carefully <----nennoeemnemenreneeesian - - ~ wos -- | preserved six of clubs to the NOT ORLY WAS (ie we WING Terey soot agus Wi cane we NC THEN WHERE 1§ He eight in order to cash trick num- PANCHO KILLED, You ARMY SHOT YOUR DOWNFALL AND THE DEATH OF PANCHO, ONKSE net WANT 10 ROSS 41, Observ 18, Shake ber nine -- the king of spades, REMEMBER, BLT YOu US UP, YOUR OWN BROT ai ext ACROSS erve h GUERRILLAS DIDN'T a" F ONIN 1, Channel sap ibe Heng Se a ew? marker quantity river jrequires a certain. amount of s 5, Plunder DOWN 19. Con- |planning, but it is all quite logi- i) | 9. Maid: a dani | cal. 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