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NORTH-SOUTH PLAY:
Trump Should Be Drawn
Before Pulling Side Tricks
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By ED SIMONS
Daily Bridge Columnist
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South's opening club bid and
West's spade overcall are standard.
At this point, North felt that his
partner's strength would not be
wasted in spades and made his
two spade cue bid, forcing his
partner to keep bidding until game
is reached.
South's no trump bids show that
he has a minimum opening bid
with some values in spades. North
continued by showing his heart
suit, hoping a ten trick heart
game could be found. South could,
not cooperate, and the club game
was bid.
Four hearts can be made, But
to do so, North must guess not
only who has the queen of hearts,
but also how the diamond suit is
distributed.
Against five clubs, the spade
king was led and trumped in dum-
my. Lack of intermediate clubs
made South feel that the cross-
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ruff .technique would not be safe,
so he drew trump.
Declarer then sought new ways
of winning tricks, and tried to
lead a diamond to the king. This
was eagerly consumed by West
who promptly continued another
diamond. Declarer tried the ten
this time, but this lost to the jack.
East led a third diamond.
Declarer now needed to finesse
hearts to develop the needed dis-
card for his fourth spade. He
guessed wrong again and was down
one.
South's play violates one of the
most basic techniques of playing
a hand. That is: Draw trump and
then establish the longest side
suit.
While obviously not a cure all,
it is a good procedure to think
about when planning the play. In
this case, even, the plan should be
modified a bit.
SDeclarer should play the club
king, then lead low to his ace.
When trump fail to split, the heart
finesse should be taken before
drawing the last trump. This is
safe -- as West cannot give his
partner a ruff-but, more impor-
tant, it preserves a trump entry to
the heart suit.
Although the finesse loses, South
can ruff the spade return in the
dummy and still draw the last
trump with the queen. Now the
heart suit is played, two spades
and one diamond discarded. Thus
only one heart and one diamond
are lost.
Prof Brown Gets
Fulbright Award
Prof. Gerald S. Brown, of the
history department, h a s been
awarded a Fulbright lectureship at
the University of Sheffield, Eng-
land, for the academic year 1956-
57.
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