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DAILY BRIDGE CLUB:

Today’s South got to a bold game. He had a chance when West led the king of diamonds — a trump or club would have beaten the contract — but South didn’t attend to the play.

South took the ace of diamonds, ruffed a diamond in dummy, led a spade to his queen and ruffed his last diamond. Fine — but declarer then led a club, a play that would portend trouble.

East rose with the ace and led a fourth diamond. South ruffed, but West threw his last spade, and when East took the ace of trumps, he gave West a spade ruff. The king of trumps also scored, so EastWest could extend their thanks for being plus 100 points, not minus 620. 25 27 28 29 34 36 39 *Swimming option Perches for tots, and what the answers to starred clues literally contain Common soccer score

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“I don’t pretend to understand why you went down,” North growled.

“I certainly didn’t intend to,” South said indignantl­y.

I contend that South needed someone to superinten­d his play. Before he leads a club from dummy, South must cash a second high spade. Then East-West get only two trumps and the ace of clubs.

DAILY QUESTION: You hold: ♠ Q2 ♥ Q109865 ◆ AJ3 ♣ K 2. Your partner opens one club, you respond one heart and he bids one spade. What do you say?

ANSWER: This is a judgment call. If you judge that the hand is worth only an invitation to game, bid three hearts or 2NT to invite. If Prof.’s degree Month after 17-Across, south of the border 48 __ scheme 49 Bridge call 50 LPGA golfer Nordqvist 51 Video game rating 53 Nincompoop 55 Spoil

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