The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 302, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 24, 2002 Page: 10 of 12
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In which contract would you like to land
with today’s North and South hands at
either Chicago (rubber bridge with tour-
nament-style scoring) or board-a-match
(see below)?
This deal occurred during the Mixed
Teams Championship that ended the
Summer Nationals in Washington, D.C.,
last July. The scoring is board-a-match,
which means that each deal is worth one
point. If your team has a net plus,
whether it be 10 points or 1,000, you
score one point and your opponents get
zero. If the scores are identical, both
teams receive half a point.
At Chicago, you would like to end in five
of a minor. These contracts cruise home
for plus 400. However, if the missing
hearts are dividing 4-3, a contract of four
hearts will score 450, making it the best
choice in board-a-match. Here, though,
the 5-2 trump split kills this unlikely con-
tract.
At one table, Larry Cohen (South)
opened with one Precision club, promis-
ing any hand with 16 points or more. His
partner, Lisa Berkowitz, responded two
no-trump to describe a balanced 14-plus
points. When Cohen jumped to six no-
trump, East, a Swedish champion, dou-
bled, not satisfied with a bird in the hand.
Cohen, reading East for a major-suit ace-
king combination, ran to seven clubs,
hoping West would not know which suit
to attack.
East doubled again, of course, but West
misguessed, selecting a heart lead. Cohen
drew trumps and claimed all 13 tricks: " ■
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clubs.
Berkowitz and Cohen won the event with
teammates Margie Gwozdzinsky, Debbie
and Michael Rosenberg, and Richie
Schwartz.
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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — It might be
wise today to resist an urge to buy some-
thing that you know is too expensive for
you to handle at this time. Unfortunately,
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family. Their input could be more detri-
mental than it would be constructive.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — If ypu
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today, you're going to have to be extreme-
ly tactful and sincere. Neither flattery nor
assertiveness will work.
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could affect your financial position will
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exactly right before you make your play.
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<Birthday be passed onto you today to make certain
erroneous, it could cause major compli-
cations for you.
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yourself in front of associates today.
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