The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 22

THX GAZETTE. SATITDAY. SEPTTtES T. IB? 22 If D. M.

LE DAIN BETWEEN THE HANDS5? By ILLIM COMPLIN fjJ 7 I 1 ccr f7 T7z.i.-- i If 575. i P. :1 A fL -A 'rSrf Thg Game of Kings of I ussb ejection CHESS CUIZ NO. JSJ ELack 13 Fecea Ker ire back ob the beatrealera are ihowlrx trfmeadosa ajan, to brag yea cp interest od tf enterprising dale mi fcat fca been goirg on young rr we kept busy Lsur.a In Montreal brklge circle. arl to entr (or resytratioi.

A fiaZf tell you what has bea happen; of capable assistant teachers has to seme of you- favorite people, been e.i?agd to be? operate tit frylitt jrr.aia school, as well as a branch Yvenna ialrn who is sLIl tear- ichoo! for residents Lsg around Lurope, postcards that Beaurepaire. The telephone ounv only the weather changes. She'ber in tows is HUnter 1-7S33 and finds bridge players pretty much Beaurepaire OXford S-M30. 'games, mostly from master-play. lis a reprint of aa earLer eduon.

plus an added chapter, coenrg fT the contemporary Russians. Bnl-I I Si iim.i I I uancies, prue winners i. oricii the last four ceo-' 1 -n'4 i 1 I i masterpieces of have be beea rouned in his- 'M. VX-l fottD All a. ike oo matter where they re 1 i torical sequence and divided into TrvS irv-v Privata Eyt Dtp.

tcb. Auntie! la what cave I i i Jatfcia fttflin hied herself to; Tch, ivaaces in theory trtd practice. 'A '7 a mrn- mt-zr -y rns Most are from the last century vfhen oreanized competition be- Pittsburg to attend the summer are you hiding a genius, or in Bationals where she picked tip other bow can you explain plenty of glory as well as the this Mrs. Francis Thurner who came established. Annotations II In the round robin of the: name appears regularly on tbe'f- mumps.

jhave necessarily been omitted, as 'the idea has been to acquaint the famous knock-out team game: honor roll of the Masters Solvers' Jackie's team was the only one Gub in the "Bridge World" ma to defeat the Crawford team, the gazine? ti. reader with the best in master- e. i wjw i i v.ws' av i i i wm i irf. if a i at tak i i i a iofi I VI ey VV 111 I 1.1 r-t I 1 I mtmm WTB I I Pay niuuerair tusv. eventual winners.

This adds up to tf f-S are drawings and photos leading masters. Printing, and binding are superior. Jonquitr The fourth annual Sagjenay the fact that she beat the team which wiU represent America in of the ai crn i r- -r 75 paper i HrraCf it hi ii I.M ri ii tr ly the world bridge championships Championships will take place White 12 Pieces Schmia ii. Castaldi In case you have not beard Jackie I Sept. 14 and 15 at the Jonquiere The following game, played in Corr.

(European Championship, last year'a Canadian Open Cham-pionship, ended in a draw but was 13567) White to play and win has now moved up to become Hotel, Jonquiere, Que. The tour-Montreal's leading life master: nament is being sponsored jointly with close to eleven hundred by the Kenogami Bridge Club and master points to her credit! the Arvida Bridge Club. It is ex-Most of the Montreal bridge pected that Montreal will be well troupers spent the Labor Day represented. AH bridge players are weekend at Saranac Lake, com-1 invited to attend. one ot tee most exciting oj uie I tourney.

SICILIAN BEfEMK Canadian Championship The Canadian Closed Champion- umm yumx a R. turner (Srw lorkt peting in a tournament which has An Orchid become a must for most of us, va ship at Vancouver was strengthen- Whilt 1 Kt-KBl 1 Wbit PxP! OsO K-Kl 24 P-Kl providing the members of the he entr'es of Paul Vaitonis, Hamilton, former GItck P-QB4 P-J PP FKKiJ B-Kli Kt-KBl Kt-B Clr B-01 i KtxP Kl-fcBS kup OiUKtr '-R! reading entertainment through her champion, and Howard monthly bridge column in wsai. B.C.. runner-up in Winerd tthppi. Kwo it uo.

Redliine "a b.u cnampionsnip At the sixth round Geza Fuster, P-KB1 I QM1 I B-0B4 II KR4 Tayloriim Tom Taylor claims that since fei'e last fie tn Mnntrea! in June R-Rl Toronto, was leading 5'i-Vi, with yaitonis next, 4-'4. and an un- II B-KU Kil JT Vf T1 1 NOTICE HE'S NO, I 1 THEM VOU HAVE tf K-Kl 4 6 HAV1N4 A LOT HOT WEARINS A Jp AFRAID A CARP SHOW I NO TmiNK I i 7 R-Ol A I MV04K5PMOBIA AMON4 I SHOTTAS IT WORE A jj. KS HAP A HAVE ONI KB! 1 TWE INDIANS' 8CE0SE J5 IV O'-' SHOT N4S f. 1 waittSo be SURE fxN -JW A'Y h. i innn Rrirf finh ha hiv finished game.

Lionel 12 mlfi'Q) Kt-R4 13 P-KKtt KlxKt Joyner, Montreal, had 3-1, with l0 BQ-U4 BxKt 11 0.K4 It OxKlP il P-0KI4 34 Q-B3c 35 Q-K3 OxHP 37 O-Ktlcb P-KtS 3 P-ORt 40 P.BS 41 K-Kll 41 K-Bl 43 P-B 44 Q-QKU 45 K-01 44 B7 47 P-Kl( 41 QlQ the Adirondack Championships. As usual Canadian players outnumbered their hosts and as usual were given the red-carpet treatment. Sucfe hospitable people you don't run into at every tourney they even like to see the visitors win. Jackie scored again by winning the team-of-four teamed with Mao-rice Paul of Montreal and Brni SaunoVs aod Or, Erie Joms, both of Ottawa. Lack of space prevents us from giving a complete list of the tinners, THE MONTREAL SCHOOL OF BRIDGE This week saw the opening of a school for bridge at 440 De-carie Boulevard, owned and oper ated by Keith Darbyson and Peter Schwartz.

Bridge minded Mont- journcd games pending. Frank is 08 Anderson, Toronto, defending aiw champion suffered reverses at the p-m right as many of the gin players and even a few bridge players have become converted to this BB Kt-BJ Kt-K KR-K1 KI.M KtxB BP P-KB4 PP 0P PxR fine but very exasperating hands of Vaitonis and W. Jurscya-'JJ 5Kt Vancouver, and was trailing on.Kn ntrf fame f)f cntirse. the fact that ld came. Of course, the fact that with and one eame unfin- a as a pastime to (ill in "the torturehed.

There are ten in a round FM" 49 P-K17 KluMn innt Hnr nftf rOOin. P-BJ SO P-KU)(0 X-QZck 11 K.B1 Drawate) 14 Year Old Wins U.S.A. Open renins M. q.rj, bj wiu prevent Tom from getting his daily ten-hour session of bridge with his cronies. PnKK.j ricrhap Knv u-nnHor Iniiti ecpln to 02.

-i. --j Th Iniuiioui nvin mn. WWtt xycw juix, Btuicu Ujret4Bl to wui wit R-Bteli ie. victory in iiib u.a.ft. upen au (e) glIn wtB to Mionll Cleveland in which 176 competed, and vr on humtrm mov.t.

wn sobay I ,,1 fnRRt PlEASE'M 5MAS'5 PCOefU TyiKE OH, I ThI 1 8f including a number of national wf" 'J OTH half of cxav pipnt MOttvjfr :3 BRIDGE: Answers Given For Yesterday masters. Arthur Bisguier national closed champion, tied in earned points, 10-2 each, but Bobby was PROBLEM NO. 543 W. J. Smith By CULBERTSON awarded the title on the S-B tie- This is a discussion of the problem presented yesterday.

Black at the four-level. EasJ passed breaking system. Fischer defeated throughout. 'Don Byrne, who finished third. The actual play went: king and and Edmar Mednis among others, ace of diamonds.

South ruffing. I Ten Canadians entered the huge Spade queen low, low, Juw.l2 round Swiss system tourney. Another spade to the ace: then Of the four Montrealers, Jack i fit" M'WtfJ ley i Gersho had the best score, 6-6, M. Moss, R. LeBel and Dr.

T. Popov. More than a dozen women took part and Mrs. Sonia Graf Steven pn WWW -61 the heart ace, and when West showed out, the contract became hopeless. The question was: How could South have made the slam contract? Answer: When the spade oueen I lie entire deal was shown: NORTH S.

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4 H. 10 9 7 D. AKJS7S D. 8 4 3 2 C. K9874 3 SOUTH S.

10 9 7 3 2 H. 8 6 2 D. C. 10 IMA lM lUEZLiAJUW If I 1 ri nWd 111! Sf: lln I I fT 'rm rm rjl I'' son, with the highest score among mi If I I I I I I ItA! DO YOU THEW'J AJHORTCUI I KJUNOJ By mA I I JH iaI1aV-TX iS-vJ I anna i.rt wimh Pi -S. I 1 TIlBwrftl fFT UsTM 1 WW pi pi a tiHiiuHiViii mirjimMxMtMU.

them, earned the U.S.A. Women Open Title. There were half a dozen married couples competing and Mr. and Mrs. Guala, of N.Y., with the highest combined score were awarded a special prize.

A Notable Anthology held the trick, and West was known to have started with king-small. South might well consider the possibility that West was void of hearts, since he obviously had great length in the minors. In any case it Couldn't cost anything "iwliW I WMWJN. ft and fHIt 40T MARRIED fl hnrrrMfJs I South Is playing a contract of "THE GOLDEN TREASURY OF six spades, after West opened with one diamond and later bid clubs for fcouth to lead the club queen throueh West at Trick 4. The club complied by editors of White 8 Pieces White mates in two moves.

Problem No. 541 (Waterhouse), Key. 1. B-Kt8. king was marked with West, but Chess; Review, Harvey House, he might not have the club jack.

Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y., 326 West would cover the queen, of! photos, $3.95 stances as in Question your The winning play is somewhat partner opens with one heart and you respond one spade. Partner now jumps to three hearts. What call do you make on: SK976 4 HJ3 DK87S2 Cs course, and the ace would win. Then it would be time to pick up West's trump king and test the hearts by cashing the ace. If West followed suit, it would be easy to set up a long heart by ruffing, but with West showing out, declarer's only chance would be to run the rest of the trumps in the hope of squeezing East.

Since East actually had the club jack, this squeeze would come off East would have to give up his heart stopped or that club jack. Now you should not show your second suit you are not strong enough. The only reasonable Freshens YourMouth SweetensYourBieatli Enjoy chewing delicious Wrigley'i Spearmint often every day. action' is simply to go along with I I BA-v c-oTi-ijrf kl 1 Vl du4 ikvp I I. Jlj mn nrje ACrrl partner by raising him to four hearts.

lccyt)l cadcv! I I JA 3. Not vulnerable, your partner on the double-dummy order, but not really. It is one of those "nothing to lose" plays which sometimes pay off handsomely. Tha Bidding Questions 1. With only your side vulnerable and with the opponents passing throughout, your partner opens with one spade and you respond with two hearts.

Partner now jumps to three spades. What call do you make on: I S4 HAK6532 DKQJ9 CQ5 The correct call is four diamonds. A slam is a distinct possibility, and that slam can easily be at diamonds instead of any other denomination. Your partner's jump to three no trump was a very strong bid -Tjot, as is too commonly thought, a game-closing bid. opens with three spades, next hand passes, and you hold: SQJ7 HA8653 DK72 CJ2 Hay some A VS4 You should pass even with your good trump support, you do not have enough reasonably sure quick winners to raise a non-vul today nerable preemptive bid to game.

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