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JAY East dealer. EastVVest vulnerable. NORTH A a 4 4 A109 WEST EAST is a 53 AAQIOIR 742 J2 54 4..11742 4KQ653 SOUTH ati 9 1097653 AQJB62 The bidding: Smith West North 1 2 Pass 4y 44 5 Opening leadsix of spades. How much of bridge is luck, and how much is skill. Is a Question no one can answer.

Ask the winneis in your bridge crowd, and they'll say It a a gam. of skill. The losers will say it luck. talitellES ER it may be, consider this hand. Soutn got to Me diamonds and West led a spade.

East won with the queen and continued with the ace, which South ruffed. After drawing two rounds of trumps, declarer played a heart to the ace, and another heart back. When the suit failed to break 22, declarer Sound himself down one. Bad luck, you say? co. South could have made the band.

Since the hand Wal sure to make if the hearts were divided 2 2, all the declarer" efforts should have been devoted to the possibility they were old 3 1. To provide for this, he should have prepared for 3-1 After miring the apade, South should lead a trump to dummy, cash the ace of clubs, and ruff a club. lIe should then enter dummy with a trump and ruff the last club. DUMMY'S HAND and his own are now out of black cards. A heart is then led and a low heart is played from dummy.

In the actual hand East wins the heart and is forced ta lead a black card. South ruffs, discards a heart from dummy, and the contract 11 made. The same result is achieved if West's and East's hearts arc exchanged. In fact, the contract will always make, after the spade is returned, if the hearts are divided 31 end the singleton heart is an honor. Some may argue declarer had bad luck not finding the hearts divided 2-2.

Others may claim he did not exercise skill. But our poaition is one of strict 10111, Xing tr.atureo Ind Inc ith 1 4 4 4 an QUI Art It wil tor to a ace of hes hes fail Lou Sot, ban tna vIfb tilt voti wet sho A Sou dun and the, truz crA tart a 1i dun In winl to Iron 'In It aro In way retu vide hear So had bear tlair Rt. trir LIK5 POCD EETTERI li'S'Si Fri rt Fr, IF eEe, I mz. 11 k(ilcoyy I LIK- l3E 6-23 '11 a ETTE I tv Ci.4';46 41A A. vs, 411P iI' k17( 0 4 clvc iv, -0 L(' i I 1 1 t) 7-1 tu --)0 4Z 1)1ATh -1 I.

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iCharripion, 15yeir-ol4 Roberti 1Fischer, was not lo Rochesteri to defend his title for he was deeply Involved as an Ameri-1 can representative In the In-1 terzonal at Portoroz, Yugos-I His showing so far Is highl ly tmedibie with one loss to Pal Benko, of Hungary: a win over Geza Fuster of Canada and draws with Otto Nei'krch I of Bulgaria, Argentinian Hector Rossetto and former challenger to the world title, David Bronstein. In chess of the Calibre of lopposition at Portorcz, drawn 'games are not static operations, but desperate encounters requiring consummate skill and initiative to sustain attacks and anticipate reprisals. Fischer In his first Interratonal Tournament has proven' his cornpetance. Number 249 THE WEEPING ROCkS Poo, a 1 tkIlE so NAV E-D is 1668 A tkNi5 PROPriECY PEZSA 164-4EN TESE Cp. ED ToEN wA-ER TE -Am, A110144-0 TkEM5E4.tyn 7 a ac MASS4CREO BY ist)04446 i Ma Gm OdEmo Aloalog gill Modl EDMUND NOSMER a faorreo of Ittol WAS To; i FATE CP 6 1 SOICOLTEACRE 2-5 eitmm ilAt 1 Tot ROCXS THAT FULFILLED A PROIVECY tr 34' THE WEEPING ROCkS cc I.

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3. Know. 4. Good. 5.

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P. Humanity. 9. Losers. 10.

Equals. 11. Woman. 12. Peacemakers.

13. Nose. 14. Victories. 15.

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HiTurk coin. 17Movie star: Ladd. 1SFrench revo1 lutionist. 22German river. 23Keystone State 24Tear.

27Shakespearan king. in Facife. 31Proper. 34Fruits. 35Cancel.

36Festival. 37Hostility. 3SMange. Do the big crow Do ths biz crossword Sotanii I 4 1::2 Nk t.7,41 1r, IN 4 4 1.,, 1 4,01, 11 0 4 i III -A, 1 144 I 6, .,1, 71 IV k- ill' I) ill Otr, 41111111, tlr'' 0 A rt 1 2 I I I I 1 I 1 I 11 I 11.CH I ''Ilti U. i '---4 .2........4 I t1 8 2 3 4 color in Sunday's Sun-Telegroplt comics 3 '137 FRANCES DRAKE For Sunday', Aug.

24 )larch 21 to April 20 (Aries)'When work and es' sentials are over. enjoy real i relaxation, but don't be an over-doer! Romantic and famd Cy interests top the favortd list. i April 21 to May 21 (Taurus) Unless necessary, sidestep long And tedious activities now. They help neither dis position nor mentality. I May 22 to June 21 (Gemini) practical pans for the You can think better when not distracted by out interests.

1 June 22 to July 23 (Cancer) i 1Direct efforts tbusiness or recreational) along familiar i for best results. i 1 July 24 to Aug. 23 (Leo)-- Gentleness and geniality will win where sharpness will hurt. Be generous, patient and IAugust 24 to Sept. 23 (Vir- go)Don't waste time on triv ialities, Extend some of your thoughts and desires beyond usual channels.

ISept. 21 to Ott 23 (Libra) There are tendencies toward, procrastin a ion W. Don't i 1 vied to therm If your goal is a distant and difficult one, do not be discouraged. Oct. 24 to Nov.

22 (Scorpio) Energizing rays suggest! that you be up and doing-1 not necessarily in strenuous activity but something "different," Nov. 23 to Dee. 21 (Sasittar- raging influences il to aid you in quest of your Lay the for the Week ahead. Pee. 22 to Jan.

20 (Caprieorn)This is not a day in to adopt revolutionary Instead, tackle things in I shrewd. conscientious and analytical manner. i 1 i ffrAs.41;,1 In THE PHANTOM I 71' BUSY BOYS BUSY i-- puzzle In Sunday's SunsTelegtraph to yesterday's rurz to yesterday's 600M-AFTER US Ntaft, BETTER STAY CUT Of '1141 JO N6LE ll CAN et 11146E OM IzLING, I lociz Ii4Oik3' WI ID SL VOU AGAiN pRt.s.rrwrgrC, 'I, 1 1114ER DID I BELIEVE Ju Vsii0 16 116 REALLY, -KARDla SAV BUT fl LONG LIKE THIS WORKED! IZLINGAIIEVER JUi1 VNIA) -KARPa IDSLE BELIEVE 11 6 sm. stir IT LONG you' SEJI.TER R'r411 VC143 AGA1NT EM REALLY, LIKE THIS WORKED! 1 STAY Out Of '1141 ee ti rr CAN p.t It DAN6E0Otic A rt4f4 1 2 X-1)) ti fr 1, 4tity 4 N. I 1 gsr ii I t-, A 1 4-, i IN GrIU E1111 Cr 112 0 'r AN 0.0 Mil A Pour youths will non II.

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and with Your parent, pentad. the Sun 1 itigrph Home Delivery, Itepart. ment A Suntelegraph I ial net representative will comae, you' with eomplete Fallr yol II. ehoosei re Radio Pittsburgh of the pra Ing these their artiv uniform on benrhap, items for and a deb the boys a nts at the eh itnle, Oakland's and dinnei like to th distr yeganiratic If over par the SUFI 1 Home Dell ment. A 5 dist Ho will ennui( eompleto 16-4 I i tk In color in Sunday's Sun-Telegraph comics HENRY ret taae vItla -boaIe satist5.0 ot ot Gum.

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