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Evening star., 1947-11-12

Goren on Bridge
Both vulnerable. South deals.
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The suggested bidding:
South West North East
IA Pass INT Pass
Pass Pass
We continue the discussion of how
to behave when partner responds to
your opening bid with an unenthusi-
astic call OF one no trump. This Is
one of the most frequent responses
that we get in everyday bridge, and
vet 1t is extraordinary that so many
players never have taken the trouble
to acuuaint themselves with the
proper procedure to adopt under
these conditions.
The first thing to determine when
your partner responds with one no
trump Is whether or not there Is
any possibility Of game in the hand.
This, as we observed yesterday, is
very simple procedure. All you need
to do is merely set aside the cards
that made up your opening bid and
treat the rest as surplus. If you
have only one trick surplus, game is
hopeless. If you have one and one
half tricks surplus, there is chance
for game. If you have two tricks
surplus, game is certain.
If you decide that there Is no
chance for game, no further bid
should be made unless your hand
is unbalanced.
Remember this, that the best place
to play an Indifferent hand is one
no trump. That is, naturally pre-
suming that there Is nothing freak
ish about your hand. If you have a
six-card suit or two-suiter, or
hand containing singleton, your
holding is member of the freakish
family and your hand may not be
suitable for no trump play, but the
mere possession of a worthless dou-
bleton does not make hand mel1-
gible for no trump.
More important than all the other
considerations is this, don't get the
impression that five-card suits must
be rebid. (We very seldom rebid
five-card suit when partner responds
with one no trump. A second suit
may be rebid II the hand Is unbal-
anced or the no trump may be raised
II there are SUFFICIENT surplus values.
The rebidding of q f1ve-card suit
merely because 1t is rebiddable Is
one Of the most common and ma
grant errors committed by fairly
good bridge players)
In today's hand, South elected I'M
properly to rebid two spades, which,
Of course, North was obliged to pass.
The loss of 200 points was inevitable,
since the opposition took two spades.
two hearts, a diamond, and club.
The making of seven tricks at no
trump, as you have observed, would
require no special talent. Resorting
to point count, South sees plainly
there Is no game. He has only IA
and at best cannot expect more
than nine from his partner. The
combined total of %, even with
flve-card suit, makes game entirely
out of the question.
Copyright, 1947, by Charles II. Goren.)
Evening star., 1947-11-12
FARMS WANTED.
WATERFRONT PRoPERn-sALE.

WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
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MONEY WANTED.
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Evening star., 1947-09-14

Redskins Will Gamble on Youth
With "a Rockies in Lot of 35

only because his leg injury has kept
him idle three weeks. He was prom
isirg in the early workouts and has
competitive spirit that doesn't
hurt his chances. He'll get ar
honest shot at the job before any
pruning is done. That brings il
down to Defruiter and Gillette and
there's much to be said in favor
of both.
De Fruiter's big trouble has beer
brittleness. He runs like an autumn
breeze and when opponents hit him
the impact is like the kick Of field
piece. De Fruiter is so fast ano
potentially able to do so many
things Redskin officials have over.
looked his injuries, hoping he'd be
ready to 60 when his speed woulo
do the club some good.
But Fruits" now has formidable
opposition from Gillette, the one
time Virginia star who has knocked
around a bit in the National League
and who has done everything asked
of him this year. Gillette is durable
as we'll as cagey. The only charge
against him is being 80 years ole
on a club that obviously is building
for the future. De Fruiter is yeal
younger than Jim, an item that
might be insignificant, but one that
goes on the scales in weighing the
merits of the two. AS we see, 1t
Edwards would have to pick the
winner out of a hat.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
By Angelina J. Corobelli
St,r S,aff ceyre,oondept

A record breaking crowd Of $500
was on hand to witness the 18th
holding of the Montgomery County
Md horse show held today at
T. A. Barnsley's farm at Olney, Md.
Draft horses held the spotlight
during the morning and these
horses, groomed and braided and
equipped with shining ornamental
eQuipage gave a splendid exhibition
as they executed the difficult
courses. The two-horse team event
was won by r. E. L. Smiths matched
blacks. Ralph Leishear, driving his
matched greys, was victorious in the
four horse team event. The six
horse team class was won by Joe
Harris and under Roland Sewelfs
expert handling gave an outstanding
driving performance.
Mrs. Stedman Teller's GraciaS
from Potomac, Md. a steady per-
former, emigrated from California,
bested a top field of hunters to
annex the hunter tri-color. Superbly
ridden by his owner Gracias won the
open hunters, was second in the
hunter hacks, third in the handy
and fourth in the local hunters for
his IL points. Margaret Aircheson's
Wye, ridden by Cousin Jane, was in
the reserve spot with 10 points by
virtue of his wins in both the local
hunters and the handy hunters.
Close behind was Mrs. Frank D.
Christmas After Dark with eight
points.
| A popular win was in the pair
event as Mrs. Lee Counselman S
Kristi, ridden by Jane Blount,
paired with Chaplain VIM. B.
Walsh's Be Fit paced big field to
win over Betty Wilson's Pal and
Harry De Mawby, jr.'s Day Dreams
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Garys Tom
Tom and Jerry, the former ridden
by Mrs. Gary and Jerry by Caro-
Curran, and Charles Carrico's Oul
Day and Refrain who finished ir
that order. Mrs. Fred J. Hughes
jr., had a smooth performance on
her SAND to win the hunter hacks
and Charles Carrico had a perfect
performance on Refrain to win the
open saddle class. Dave Martin;
Cateer drew a big round of ap-
plause as this 19-year-old veteran
outjumped T. Simmons Pepper, A
Farnest's Dickie Boy and c. Boyo
Keys Ta-Bu, to win the hotly con.
tested knock down -and-out event
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Home Runs Send in All
Scores as Braves
Drub Bucs, 81
By the Assocjoted Press

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. l3.-
Home runs accounted for every tally
today as the Boston Braves defeated
the Pittsburgh Pirates, 81. before
a crowd of 1896, including 5,e75
kids day guests.
Frank Mccormick started the
scoring when he homered into left
field in the first inning, with Mike
Mccormick and Bob Elliott on base.
Elliott smashed his Goth homer OF
the season in the fifth with two on
and hit another in the seventh with
the bases empty. Phil Mast smacked
his ninth of the year in the eighth
to complete Boston's scoring.
Pittsburgh's only run came when
Jim Russell ,homered into the left
field bullpen in the third frame.
Si johnson, veteran Boston hurl-
er, limited the Pirates to seven hits,
and the major leagues home run
leader, Ralph Kiner, to one single
In two official trips to the plate
Kiner had smacked out eight home
runs in the past two days to run his
season total to 40.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Morning Races


wood M. Pirie Chicago; second seylls
Herbert Hid, Larchmont; N. Y; third q
chesapeake 20s-Won BY Blue. Water
Robert orme. washington; second; America
Jack Judy. Washin,gton,ii third J Windward
Maid, olfa Robert nq.nt T. weiss, MiflersVille. Md
second, Polycon. Jim speer; Easton, Nd
by y,.eang 4os Nss Echs s.
Spouse, Arthur Godfrey, Lessburg, ya,s.;,,
snpssp%SHao By RaoaRaS sedonS 1odse5 sui Il
uJl' Z. !. Hauschid. siju Lake MohaWk N j: third
Red Mast R. W. Edmonds' Lake Mohawk
wasW4S cspes sam Eorok
Shark, Henry L. Wilson. Urbana, Va.
thTd spook, Henry S. Anderson. Cam
bridge. Md.
Comet class-wen by Frenzy, Fri,
". Leslie Wright, Washineton: third
Gryphon, r. H, Gibson. Easton, Md,
PENGUIN Class-Won by outsider. Run
yos yosep6 G0f; krs Mah'ef Xlexandra ri third scantS
Jack Record, Baltimore. ,,
Moth cIass-eWon By shueks' John nond \
Sherman ai1ri s Billy cabeil, Norfoik third Mig
Inez, Charles Higgins, Elizabeth City. n
Cloud II, Robert Ray, Herring Bay. Md.
second, Lois H.. John J. Allen, jr., Fair
haven. Md; third, not listed
Class B Canoe-Won by Banshee, Josepl
! O'Meara. Washington: second, Blac
Streak. Charles F. Macmillan, washington
second, Bob Cat; Corinthian Seascouts
/ Washington.
Afternoon Races.
Star Class-Won by Twin Star second
Bolt r g. Clark, Seacliff, N. Y thire
| Andiamo Nv, william H. Myers Oxfore
! Md.
| Chesapeake 20 class Won by Blu
Water: second, Chesapeake, Billy Hartgt
| Galesville, Md; third. America.
Indian Landing 20 class-Won by In
! dian Maid second. Sycamore, Tom Mac
Namar. Mfllersville, Nd; third, .Polycor
! Lightning Class-Won by Thistle; J.: G
Behler. Osborneville, N. J.: second. Bul
Frog, G. N Bull, Fair Haven. N. j.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
REGATTA Sailing Summaries

third, Octopus, Newton Canter, Washing
ton. RANGER disqualified:
Rub-A-Dub; third. Ruth, George N. Hen
HI HAMPTON 1 class-won by windward
second, Lucille, slay Gatewood, Norfolk
third, Uh-oh, Charles R. Smith An
napolis, Nd.
Comet class-Won by Frenzy; second
Fan Tan v: third, Green Gyrphon.
Moth class-Won by Miss 1nez;, SECOND
Butch, Albert H. Helmig, Longport' N. j.
Penguin class--won by outsider; second
scanty; third, Pluto.
ond. Ace. willard j. Smith jr, Washing
ton: third, Banshee.
Chesapeake 16 class-Won by swan
Ken Kirchner, west River. Md; second
Flying Cloud third, Petunia, Joseph G
Hall. WASHINGTON.
Cat boats-Won by Bobcat; second
Wildcat.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

blO1l W k1dy oIly AaAoAS SShaAAAo "AA~A'
it finally ended.
Drobny Surprises at Start.
Due to the lateness of the hour
Kramer and Drobny began play
unknown to the spectators in the
big horseshoe arena, on the grand
stand courts. They switched as soon
as Parker and BrornWich quit and
the crowd whooped when 1t was an
nounced that Drobny was leading
50.
Kramer took the first game on his
service before the big crowd, but
Drobny took three of the last five
games. two by love, to win, 6-3
Sensing an upset. and delighted
by the dash and gambling instinct
displayed by Kramer and Drobny,
the throng reveled in this show
but in the second set the tall champ
ion began to chop down the bouncy
solid Czech. Twice on his service,
Kramer won love games and the
set 6-3, and thereafter Drobny was
no problem.
Miss Osbourne Triumphs.
Raising chalk dust frequently
with beautifully placed smashes-
which contrasted with the safe mar
gins which Parker and Bromwich
allowed themselves - Kramer per-
mitted the Czech to win only eight
points in the third set and only II
in the final set.
In the meeting between the Misses
Hart and Osborne, there was little
to choose. Miss Hart took 5-4 lead
in the first set, but lost, Us, when
Miss Osbourne began to lob over the
head of the net-rushing Florida
lass. In the second set, won by ar
identical score, Miss Hart won hel
games more easely than Miss Os-
borne, but the Californian broke
her opponents service in the 11tt
game with the score SIS and ther
won her own to advance to the final
Only a few thousand saw thu
match between Mrs. Bolton and Mis-
Brough. Like the Kramer-Drobny
battle, it was started late and or
the grandstand court. Both player.
preferred to continue on that court
even after the Stadium court wa!
empty, and facilities to accommo.
date the entire $4,000 spectator
were lacking
Mrs. Bolton got cruel breal
after winning the first set, GA, ant
dropping the second, As. She wa
leading in the third, So, ant
was ahead 400 when close
decision was called against her
Visibly upset, Australia's champ
ion cracked up and Miss Brougf
won the eighth game of the set be
fore play was supended because o
darkness.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
By Lewis r. Atchison
Stcr Stoff Corre,pondent

CHICAGO. Sept 13 - Although
Commissioner Bert Bell of the Ma
tional Football League has absolutely
forbidden gambling of any sort,
Coach Turk Edwards of the Red
skins will take flyer on long shot
when the league. race gets under
way two weeks from tomorrow.
Uncle Turkey is stalking the
Tribes bid for sixth Eastern cham
pionship-and slice of play-of pie
on one of the youngest teams ever
fielded in the loop. If he wins,
there's no telling how long the Skins
will dominate the East. If he loses,
there's always next year.
The Washington lineup strongly
resembles wartime hootch, lot of
powerful but green spirit seasoned
by such agedin-the-barrel stuff as
Sammy Baugh and Dick Todd.
They're the only real veterans on
the squad. Baugh, beginning his
l1th season, and Todd, starting his
seventh, are veritable pigskin patri-
archs alongside the young 'squirts
who will wear the burgundy and
gold. And Ill may be lucky COM
bination, for both Texans look bet
ter than ever.
Most Are New to Pro Game.
Twenty-four of the players Ed
wards is bringing home have had a
year or less experience in the realm
of the grid giants and of this num-
Der IA are only beginning their ap-
premiership. Carrying it little
farther, 20 of the 35 Redskins on
hand for the opening kickoff will
be pea green rockies or players just
beginning to mature into honeSt-to-
goodness pros and it is a man-sized
Job they are being sent out to do.
Edwards still is pondering where
to cut to get the team within the
league limit, with most OF his wor-
ries centered in the backf1eld. He
has l9 ball carriers and can only
carry l6 at most But If he keeps
90 linemen. as he almost certainly
will have to do, one more back must
go and picking the victim is no
easy task.
The quarterbacks, Baugh. jim
Youel and Tom Mont are set, and
ditto for Dick Todd, Dick Polllon.
Eddie Saenz and Jim Gaffney at
left half. That leaves II men in
the scramble for eight or nine
berths.
Right Half Post Is Problem.
Bob Nussbaumer and Tom Farmer
apparently have earned lease on
right half, but you also have to con-
slider Bob Defruiter, Jim Gillette,
= Jim Hefti and G norge Wilde. The
latter, recently shifted from the left
side, has shown so much promise
Edwards is almost forced to keep
him for more testing. He's a tall
rangy fellow with lot of swift and
q nice pair of hands for throwing
or catching passes and could do the
Skins a lot of damage in an alien
uniform.
Hefti is on the doubtful list, but
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Bears Conquer
EuqIes, Is to 10
By the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. .13.-
The Chicago Bears put on an
aerial circus act to take a 1910
lead over the Philadelphia Eagles
and then protected that margin
with a last-minute goal line
stand to score an exhibition vic
tory over their National Football
League rivals before gathering
of 81 900 today.
Chicago Bears scoring: Touch
downs-Allens, Davis tsub for
Kolman) point after touchdown
Mclean (sub for McAf1ee);
(placemen0.
Philadelphia Eagles scoring:
Touchdown-Humert; point after
touchdown, Patton placement;
field goal-Patton.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
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