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Evening Post, Issue 2, 2 July 1932, Page 21

. CONTRACT BRIDGE — :—-♦ — .'■ 1 E. B. McKay writes:— ' As quite a considerable number of bridge players are now playing "contract," I thought that the following hands which occurred in actual play, might prove interesting. This is not a problem,but only goes to show how correct, calling, and, of course, finished play, can obtain a game even in the face of the dealer's partner having a complete "Yarborough." ... .. . . Following are the hands:— A. (Dealer). ■ Spades: A., X.,9, 6, 2. -■ . ■. Hearts: A., X., Q., 7. Diamonds: '5. Clubs: A., 8, 7. ■'■ Z. ' ". . ' ' ' Spades: Q. . Hearts: 10, 8, 4, 2; . Diamonds: A., Q., 10,3. Clubs: K.,Q., 9, 2. ' Y. (Second Player). Spades: J., 10,. 3. Hearts: J., 0, 5. Diamonds: X., J., 8, 7. Clubs: J., 10, 4. B. Spades: 8, 7, 5, 4. Hearts: 6, 3. ' Diamonds: 9, 6, 4, 2.. Clubs: 6, 5, 3. ' ' ; What is the correct calling,.and how can a game contract if called, be obtained? WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. . WINTER MEETING, 13th, 14th, and 16th JULY, 1932. A CCEPTANCES for the i First Day's - x*- Events and Winter Hurdles (Third Day),. Close at 8 o'clock, on MONDAY, the, 4th JULY, 1932, at the.Office of the Club, Woodward street, WELLINGTON. E. P. COX, ' Secretary.

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.. GEORGE WALKER '"' GEORGE WILSON Of Auckland, British Empire American ex-Varsity star ~,, Champion. wrestler. Who are to meet in the Wellington Town Hall on Monday mrtmin.—P.R A