18-C THE PLAIN DEALER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1985 THE COMICS JUMBLE" THAT by Henri SCRAMBLED Arnold and WORD Bob GAME Lee 803 A I Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form Something's four ordinary words. wrong GLITH Monia Int RigHt Reserved ORRIP 8-30 I WHAT THE CARD GAME AT THE OIL FIELD MUST HAVE BEEN. UDDEGI Now arrange the circled letters to 3 form gested the by the surprise above answer, cartoon. as sugPrint answer here: "OX XXX" (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: GRIPE MOUTH Yesterday's Answer: What small sled dogs "MUSH" PUPPIES GOREN ON BRIDGE By CHARLES H. GOREN and OMAR SHARIF vulnerable.
South deals. North VAQ865 West East K986 1042 3 AK95 QJ874 KJ92 South KJ1074 10 3 2 The Bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST I Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: King of CARROLE RIGHTER HOROSCOPE For Friday, Aug. 30 Today's full moon brings the need and the opportunity for you to get into the specifics of any course of action that is important to your advancement and quick results should follow. (March 21 to April 19) Get busy at duties of a personal or business nature and get much done today. Then carry through with promises you have made.
"TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) You had better. make a note of what you want your friends to do for you so that you will not forget them. -GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You have fine ideas for the days ahead, but have to get right down to specifics if you are to put them in operation. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Good day to handle credit and civic affairs. Plan that trip you have in mind and count the cost as well.
WONDERWORD Jo Ouellet Circle each letter of clue word- (up. down, backwards, diagonal). Leftover I letters spell the WONDERWORD. SCHOOL BOARDS Solution: 13 letters DCM OOF A SI SR CIR TON GA A A CT RSS A A PI OCCE MC A I A OX A VAR BU SC RSS NO I IS ICED DISS 01985 Universal Press Syndicate Accord; Books; Cares, City, Classes, Clubs, Committees, Cost, Curriculum; Decisions; Education, Elections, Exams; Grades, Guidance; Hall; Invoices; Jobs; Learning, Local; Meetings; Office; Pace, Personnel, Persons, Principals, Proms; Rating, Records, Reports; Schools, GYPSUM SUPERB Sports, Staff, Students, Studies; Taxes, Teachers, Teams, are called- Teens, Terms. Yesterday's Answer: PHOTOSYNTHESIS The two most common uses for a the hand was cold.
However, if West holdup play are to run a defender out held the king of spades, the contract of cards in a suit so that, when he would be in jeopardy if South won the gains the lead, his side cannot cash ace of clubs at trick two. When in with any more tricks in that suit; or to stop the king of spades West would be able a player from gaining the lead to give to revert to clubs, and the defenders his partner a ruff. A more nebulous would score two club tricks to go with use of the tactic, with equally satis- the diamond and spade they had fying results, is to gain time by forc- already banked. ing the defenders to switch suits. Declarer countered by allowing North's raise to four hearts is clas- East's jack of clubs to win.
Since consic. He had long, good trumps, a hand tinuing a club would present declarer worth less than an opening bid, vir- with an extra trick in that suit, East tually no defense and a singleton. was forced to shift. He exited pasWest led the king of diamonds. sively with a trump.
Declarer drew a Since there was a singleton in dummy, second round of trumps, ending in East could use the occasion for a suit- dummy, then tried the spade finesse. preference signal. He followed with West won the king and attacked the four to show an interest in clubs. clubs again, but it did not help. West duly shifted to the eight of that Declarer won the ace, cashed the ace suit, declarer tried the ten from of spades and crossed to the table with dummy and East contributed the jack.
a diamond ruff. He discarded his losDeclarer took a few moments to con- ing club on the jack of spades and sider his play. claimed his contract. If the spade finesse were to succeed. TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES LEO (July 22 to Aug.
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