Wednesday, November 26, 1969 THE MICHIGAN! DAILY Page Nine Wednesday, November 26, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine KIRK ON BRIDGE: Unique squeeze aids bold slam By LEE KIRK Daily Bridge Editor Blasting to slam is often an ef- fective technique if you are afraid of giving the defense some val- uable information. In today's hand, North did one better t h a ni blasting, he cracked in with a couple of hydrogen bombs, but his side was able to fulfill the con- tract through a rare double criss- cross squeeze. This intriguing hand was given to me by Jerry Lerman, who sat South, and Paul Milgrom, who played it recently at the weekly Union duplicate touiney. Lerman and Milgrom were bid- ding Kaplan-Sheinwold, b u t North's one club opening would have been made by your grand- mother using Culbertson's quick trick system. South made the normal one heart response, and North then let loose with his first Banzai. Despite his fine heart support, North is a little shy on overall values for his skip to three hearts. South dutifully showed his other major suit, and North proceeded to nearly commit tableside hari- kari by soaring to six hearts. North could be reasonably con- fident that his partner had an ace, probably in spades, but the cruc- ial knowledge about the diamond should be easily found by cue bidding or Blackwood. Declarer took the opening trick with the club ace and led a small spade, letting East's queen hold the trick. East returned another club and South ruffed in his hand. He then took the spade ace and ruffed a spade on the board, West sluffing a diamond. Declarer then ruffed still ano- ther club, Est throwing a spade, and returned to the board with a heart to ruff another club. East was begining to feel the squeeze and threw a trump rather than part with his last spade or a dia- mond. East's maneuver was, however, futile, for declarer over-ruffed overtook his last heart on t h e board, leaving this position: WEST *-J 9 5 .A-Q NORTH V---10 f-K4 4-d EAST A-K *-Q 10 7 SOUTH 4-5 --A 8 6 Piniella takes rookie honor; Angels-Reds clinch trade . NEW YORK - Lou Piniella, a Seattle expansion draftee who was traded to Kansas City April 1, was named American League Rookie-of-the-year yesterday by a 24-man panel of baseball writers. Piniella received nine and Mike Nagy, Boston pitcher, received six votes. Outfielder Carlos May of the Chicago White Sox was third with five votes. The California Angeles' Ken Tatum, a relief pitcher, was fourth with four votes. Piniella had a fine year, batting .282 with 21 doubles, six triples, 11 homers and 68 runs batted in. He led the expansion Royals in hitting. * ANAHEIM - Moving to add strength at the plate, the Cali- fornia Angels traded pitchers Jim McGlothlin, Ron Geishort and Pedro Borbon to Cincinnati yesterday for outfielder Alex Johnson and infielder Chico Ruiz. Big men in the deal were McGlothlin, a right-hander who posted an 8-16 record with the American League Angels, and Johnson, who hit .315 with the Reds, sixth highest in the National League. He banged 17 homers with 88 runs-batted-in. "It's not easy to trade a .300 hitter," Reds' General Manager Bob Howsam said, "bue we felt this was one deal we couldn't afford to turn down. Our reports were very high on all three pitchers." * MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL - Frank Crosetti and Marv Grissom have been hired by the Minnesota Twins under new manager Billy Rigney, the American League team announced yesterday. Crosetti, a coach with the New York Yankees for 20 years before shifting to the Seattle Pilots last season, will coach third base for the Twins. He replaces John Goryl. * KANSAS CITY - Joe Schultz, fired as manager of the Seattle Pilots of the American League two weeks ago, was hired yesterday as a coach for the Kansas City Royals. L b The Seventh Annual WEST A-J 10 V-J --J 9 5 3 .--KQ10 NORTH A--6 2 V-A K 10 6 --K 4 4-A J 8 5 4 EAST A-KQ98 V-9 7 5 *-Q107 92 4-63 SOUT H V-Q8 4 32 f --A8 7 The lead of the ten of hearts from the board put East in a bind. He couldn't part with his spade king, for that would set up de- clarer's five, so he pitched a dia- mnond. The five of spades was now useless, so South parted withit and West was cooked. If he threw the club, North's jack would be set up, but if he pitched a dia- mond, Declarer would be able to run off the last three tricks in that suit. 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