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I I Kptex . . . . ......... 3 I Ol phUU KLon. . .......:4for$1.00 I ...16forS1.00 2?. 4for $1.00 "JT Z""':1...... 15 for $1.00 1 $15 Phospho Compound Recon 'ructive JQQ M 10c Lux Toilet .16 f Of $1.00 'ZrZ171"lviM IS Sfr :'L".::i..20fii$l!llO 1 . rD". 5for$1.00l2D s.. ; 20forSlM s i in 1 '""-rn.-- V ""' , - -- - ---r I 1 aa a m i i ulna a a aaj : rN. How to Play ' MWiy bridge; I WmlSi Wynne Ferguson ''yr" Author of PRACTICAL AUCTION BR1DCB" Copyright, 1929, by Hoyle, Jr. ARTICLE No. 24 The competition conducted by the of London, the bet known Card Quo London Sunday Times has been com- in England. All of them are well known pieted and the decision of the Judges players, so their opinion is worthy of has been announced. In the fofiowine greatest respect. Their decision (by a prize hands Z is always the dealer anil majority vote) as to the proper bid with the players are seated at the table as tlie foregoing hands is as follows: follows: 1. Two No-Trumps. 2. Double. : Y : 3. Five Clubs. : A B : 4. No Bid. - ' : Z : S. No Bid: 1 . 6. One No-Trump, 7. Four Clubs. , 1. Z Y, one game; A B, 0. Z bids "One 8. One No-Trump. No-Trump"; A, "No Bid"; Y, "Two 9. No Bid. Hearts"; B, "No Bid". What should 7. 10. One Spade. ' " say holding Spades, A, J, 10, 6, 5; 11. One No-Trump. Hearts, A: Diamonds, A, Q, ?, 4, 3; 12. No Bid. Clubs, A, 5? The decision as to each hand of the 2. Z Y, 10; A B, 0 in rubber game, majority of the competitors is not Where Z said "No Bid"; A, "No Bid"; available. This is to be regretted as Y, "One Spade"; B, "Two Hearts"; their opinion makes an interesting Z, 'Two Spades"; A, "Three Clubs"; comparison with that of the Judges. Y, Three Spades"; what should B The writer would agree with the opinion say. holding Spades, A, 10, 4; Hearts, of the English Judges in all but Hands A. Q, J, 7, 6, 4; Diamonds, A, 6, 3; No. 1, No. S, and No. 11. -Clubs. 0? In hand No. 1, it seems to the writer 3. Z Y, 10; A B, 9 in rubber game, that two spades is a better bid than Where Z bid. "One No-Trump ; A, two no trumps. The fact that Z has the Two Hearts ; Y, "No Bid"; B, "Two singleton ace of hearts is the danger Spades"; Z, Three Diamonds"; A, point of the hand because Y may have a "Four Clubs"; Y, "Four Diamonds"; long string of hearts and no re-entry what should B say, holding, Spades, card. If that is the case and the K, Q, 10, 8, 7, 6, 2; Hearts, 2; Dia- opponents open the club suit as they monds, 6; Clubs, Q, 9, 8, 7? probably will, game will probably not 4. Z Y. 20; A B, O in rubber game, result at no trump. On the other band. Where Z said, "No Bid"; A, "One if Y has any help at all for spades, Y Z Heart";Y,"NoBid";B,"TwoClubs"; shoull score game without much diffi-Z, diffi-Z, "Two Spades"; what should A say, culty. Don't let 100 aces induce you holdir,-; Spades, Q, 9, 5; Hearts, A, K, to make an unsound no trump bid J, 5, 4; Diamonds, Q, J, 7; Clubs, 9, 4? when you have a sound major suit bid I 5. Z Y, one game and 24; A B, 0. as in this example. In this connection. Where Z bids "One Spade", what the writer also considers an original should A say, holding Spades, J, 10, bid of one no trump with this hand an 9, 7, S; Hearts, 9, 5; Diamonds, A, Q; unsound bid. The proper bid is one Clubs, A, 10, 8, 7? spade for the reason already given. 6. Z Y, one game and 20; A B, 0. In Hand No 5, the writer would Where Z bids, "One Heart", what bid one no trump, rather" than pass, should A say, holding Spades, A, 10, 5; Y Z are 24 on the score and, if they Hearts. A, 7, 6, 5, 4i Diamonds, A, K, make one spade, they will score game -8, 7; Clubs, 8? and rubber. On the other hand, if A B 7. Z Y, 10; A B, 0 in rubber game, bid one no trump, they not only have W;here Z bids "Two Hearts"; A, Two a good chance to make it, if left in, but Spades"; Y, Three Hearts": what also can double two spades if bid by should B say, holding Spades, 6, 5; Y Z. A pass with this hand seems poor Hearts, 4; Diamonds, A, K, 8, 5, 2; strategy. Y will certainly not take out Clubs, A, Q, 7, 5, 4? his partner at that score and it is 8. At love all in first game, what easily possible to make one spade. On should Z say, holding Spades, A, K, Q; the other hand, a bid of one no trump Hearts, A, K, J; Diamonds, 10, 4, 3, 2; by A may easily be interpreted as a Clubs, 9 8, 7? bid to the score and thus much more 9. At love all in first game, where Z apt to be overbid by Y Z in their bids "One No-Trump", what should A attempt to score game, than under say, holding Spades, K, 7, 6; Hearts, ordinary . conditions. Hands of this Q, 8; Diamonds, A, J, 10, 6; Clubs, type, howeverrare very close and the A, 10, 9, 4? writer would not consider a pass by A 10. At love all in first game, where Z as unsound but only too conservative, bids "One Diamond", what should A In Hand No. 11, the question of a say, holding Spades, A, Q, J, 6; Hearts, choice between a weak major suit bid K, Q, J, 2; Diamonds, Q, J, 3, 2; and a no trump is presented. The writer Clubs, 6'f would prefer the jid of one heart, how- 11. At love all in first game, what ever, to the no trump bid Decause ot should Z say, holding Spades, A; the singleton ace of spades. That suit Hearts, Q, 6, 4, 3, 2; Diamonds, Q, 8, is almost certain to be opened and the 4, 3; Clubs, A, K, 10? hand may turn out very badly at no 12. Z Y, 12; A B, 0 in rubber game, trump. On the other hand, it Y has Where Z bids "One Spade"; A, Two any hearts at all, Y Z ought to do very Hearts"; Y, "No Bid , what should B well at that suit and certainly cannot say, holding Spades, Q, 10, 5; Hearts, suffer any harm. 5; Diamonds, A, Q, 9, 3; Clubs, K, 10, In the following article, hand No. 4, 7, 5, 2? No. 7, No. 8 and No. 10, which involve The English Judges consisted of interesting points of bidding, will be three members of the Portland Club discussed. - ' .' ' e |