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BRIDGE

BY STEVE BECKER

This deal occurred in the

1975 world teamchampion-

ship played in Bermuda.When

the United States held the

North-Southcardsin its match

againstItaly,the bidding wentas

shown.

Southmade four diamonds

for ascoreof1 3 0 points,but

failedtogettoanexcellentgame

contractinspades.Instead of

biddingthree diamondsonthe

second round, Southcouldhave

bidthreespades, whichNorth

would surelyhave raised to

four.

Southwasunderstandablyre-

luctanttomakeastronger bid

thanthree diamondsbecause

hethoughtitwasunlikelythat

hecouldmakeagame oppo-

site a partner who had passed

originally. Inthe actualcase,

South’s judgmentturned out

to be wrong,since fourspades

couldnotbe defeated. Atthe

secondtable, withanItalian pair

now North-South,the bidding

went:

The AmericanWest led aclub

toEast’sking, and Eastreturned

the jackof diamondstodum-

my’sace. Declarer nowled alow

trump fromdummy and would

have gone down one had he

finessed.

Instead, fearfulof an impend-

ing diamond ruff, he wentup

withthe ace and returned alow

trump, after whichthere wasno

waytostopthecontract. South

lostonlyaspade, a heartand a

club, giving Italyanetgain of

49 0 pointsonthe deal.

West dealer.

Both sides vulnerable.

The bidding:

West North East South

Pass Pass 2 [C] 2 [D]

Pass 3 [C] Pass 3 [D]

Pass 4 [D]

Opening Lead – 10 of clubs.

MONDAY, NOV. 25, 2019

Eachrowand each

column mustcontain

thenumbers 1through

6withoutrepeating.

Thenumberswithin

theheavilyoutlined

boxes, called cages,

mustcombineusing

thegiven operation(in

anyorder)to produce

thetargetnumbers in

thetop-leftcorners.

Freebies: Fill in

single-boxcageswith

thenumbers inthe

top-leftcorner.

3.

2.

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

ACROSS
1 They’re devoted to order (5)
8 X-rayunit(8)
9 Is making a comeback
with fresh strength (5)
10 It is done wrongly in
certain issues (8)
11 Try to put it in writing (5)
12 Suitable resort for a
spring holiday? (3)
16 Rummage about for
some time (6)
17 Cut down chesty
complications (6)
18 Rescue ship of a
peculiar kind (3)
23 High church feature (5)
24 Ship’s biscuits not so easy
for the yachtsman (4,4)
25 Impressive sign
of temper (5)
26 Frighten over mistakes
and bloomers (8)
27 He is involved with any
wild carnivore (5)

DOWN

2 Neglect nothing on a job (8)

3 Not only don’t come but

prevent others coming (4,4)

4 Kind of robbery most

likely to occur during

rush hours (4-2)

5 Can turn into American

fighting formations (5)

6 Radiant girl goes up west (5)

7 Hangs about and shows a

sign of anger perhaps (5)

12 One side of the coast (3)

13 Presumably people don’t

know when they do so (3)

14 Fellow feeling pity

perhaps (8)

15 Abel may get a

bronze medal (5,3)

19 Price change has a point

in cookery instruction (6)

20 Examine the accuracy

of a restaurant bill (5)

21 Tied as illustrated (5)

22 Stop working in

the stables? (5)

CHALLENGE CROSSWORD

CRYPTICCLUES QUICKCLUES

ACROSS

1 A prickly shrub (5)

8 Underhand (8)

9 Harsh (5)

10 Meet face-to-face (8)

11 Inconsiderable (5)

12 Sphere (3)

16 Train of thought (6)

17 Hooded waterproof jacket (6)

18 Put on (3)

23 Vulgarly bright (5)

24 Out of sorts (5,3)

25 Side road (5)

26 Especially (5,3)

27 Theatrical backer (5)

DOWN

2 Instantaneously (8)

3 Residual (4,4)

4 Bravery (6)

5 Small light boat (5)

6 Small engine (5)

7 Make a rasping sound (5)

12 Singular (3)

13 Prohibit (3)

14 Treat leniently (2,4,2)

15 Incorrigible person (4,4)

19 In spoken form (6)

20 German submarine (1-4)

21 Despondency (5)

22 Go majestically (5)

Solutions to today's Sudoku and Kenken can be found in the Life & Arts content
area of the A section. Crossword solutions will be with tomorrow's puzzles.

12 3 4 5 6 7

8

9

10

11

12 13 14 15

16 17

18 19

20 21 22 23

24

25

26

27

ACROSS: 1 Tetanus, 5 Abhor, 8 Elbow room, 9 Nil, 10 Deft, 12 Thumbs-up, 14 Cooper,

15 Invoke, 17 Folklore, 18 Snap, 21 Ego, 22 Videotape, 24 Swear, 25 Toehold.

DOWN: 1 Tread, 2 Tub, 3 News, 4 Soothe, 5 Armament, 6 Hands down, 7 Relapse,

11 Footloose, 13 Keel over, 14 Coffers, 16 Credit, 19 Plead, 20 Sole, 23 Ago.

ACROSS: 1 Meeting, 5 Caleb, 8 Nightwear, 9 Nod, 10 Slip, 12 Antelope, 14 Bridle,

15 Peanut, 17 Freehand, 18 Crop, 21 Ada, 22 Bone china, 24 Octet, 25 Sinuate.

DOWN: 1 Mends, 2 Egg, 3 Iota, 4 Greens, 5 Cornered, 6 Landowner, 7 Bad debt,

11 Itinerant, 13 Alphabet, 14 Buffalo, 16 Ananas, 19 Plane, 20 Icon, 23 Ida.

FRIDAY'S CRYPTIC

FRIDAY'S QUICK

© 20 19 KENKEN Puzzle LLC. KENKEN is a registeredtrademark of Nextoy, LLC. Dist.byAndrews McMeel

http://www.kenken.com

KENKEN

SUDOKU DIFFICULTY RATING:HIIII

INSTRUCTIONSFill inthe grid sothateachrowof nine squares, eachcolumn of nine

and eachsection of nine(three squares bythree) containsthenumbers 1through 9

in anyorder. There is onlyone solutionto eachpuzzle.

AMSTERDAM

ATHENS

BANGKOK

BEIJING

BERLIN

BRUSSELS

COPENHAGEN

FRANKFURT

HONG KONG

JERUSALEM

LAS VEGAS

LONDON

LOS ANGELES

MADRID

MIAMIBEACH

MOSCOW

NEWDELHI

NEWYORK

NICE

ORLANDO

PARIS

PHOENIX

ROME

SANFRANCISCO

SEOUL

SINGAPORE

SYDNEY

TOKYO

WASHINGTON

BANFF

BARRIE

BRANDON

CALGARY

CHARLOTTETOWN

CHICOUTIMI

CHURCHILL

CORNERBROOK

CORNWALL

EDMONTON

HALIFAX

HAMILTON

HUNTSVILLE

IQALUIT

JASPER

KELOWNA

KINGSTON

LONDON

MONTREAL

NIAGARAFALLS

NORTHBAY

OTTAWA

PRINCEGEORGE

PETERBOROUGH

QUEBEC

REGINA

SASKATOON

SAULT S.M.

SAINT JOHN

SEPT-ÎLES

ST.JOHN’S

SUDBURY

THUNDERBAY

THOMPSON

TORONTO

VALD’OR

VANCOUVER

VICTORIA

WHISTLER

WHITEHORSE

WINNIPEG

YELLLOWKNIFE

• 30


• 20


• 10
  0
  10
  20
  30
  40

10/7PC

19/13R

34/23PC

2/-5S

7/5PC

11/9R

7/6C

6/4C

24/18PC

19/12PC

15/4S

12/9R

21/11S

14/8R

25/19PC

-3/-9PC

25/17R

11/4PC

19/10PC

21/10S

11/9R

19/9PC

19/6R

14/8S

6/1C

28/25T

29/22PC

21/9R

13/4S

11/9R

18/12R

33/25S

3/-3PC

9/5R

10/8C

7/5R

10/5C

21/20PC

23/14S

9/3S

13/10R

20/14PC

14/10R

25/24PC

-2/-3PC

23/16R

13/4S

17/11PC

24/14S

12/11R

17/8S

18/9PC

11/8R

10/2PC

29/25T

35/16R

11/6R

16/9PC

11/8R

17/14S

34/26S

4/-6S

9/7R

11/9R

8/6R

10/8R

22/16S

19/10S

8/4R

11/8R

14/9R

12/9PC

27/22PC

-1/-2C

23/16R

13/6R

18/11R

28/16PC

13/10R

19/12PC

18/11R

9/5R

7/1PC

29/25T

21/16S

12/9PC

16/6R

TODAY TUES. WED.

-3/-13PC

6/2C

0/-8SF

0/-9PC

7/1R

-1/-2SF

-7/-8PC

5/1R

7/3PC

1/-7PC

8/3R

7/4R

4/2R

-1/-5C

-2/-11PC

3/-5PC

6/5R

7/2C

6/1PC

8/6R

3/1RS

6/1PC

1/-5PC

5/2R

2/-2SF

-1/-7PC

0/-7PC

5/1R

5/2R

1/-1SN

5/4R

3/0RS

3/-3RS

-5/-10SN

7/3R

0/-1SF

7/2PC

8/3PC

2/-6PC

-7/-14PC

0/-5SF

-14/-21PC

-8/-13SF

7/1PC

-4/-11PC

-4/-11SF

5/2S

2/-3SN

-8/-17PC

1/0RS

9/1PC

-5/-10SF

9/3S

9/4PC

5/0R

0/-3SN

-7/-14SF

0/-7PC

8/1PC

9/4PC

7/-2RS

9/5PC

3/-1PC

7/0RS

-3/-10PC

8/0PC

4/-3RS

-2/-9PC

-3/-9PC

4/0PC

8/2S

2/-2S

5/3PC

4/-1PC

0/-4PC

-7/-12SF

8/3PC

1/-6SN

4/1R

5/4R

-2/-8SF

-13/-17PC

-2/-7PC

-20/-22PC

-12/-17SF

6/-2R

-6/-10PC

-10/-13SF

4/0PC

0/-4PC

-17/-21PC

2/1RS

4/0R

-8/-13C

7/4S

10/0R

3/-4RS

0/-8SF

-14/-20PC

-3/-8PC

7/0R

10/0R

3/-1RS

12/1R

0/-5SN

2/-1RS

-7/-15S

6/-2R

2/-2SF

-5/-9PC

-6/-11PC

0/-4SN

6/3S

1/-2S

5/3C

0/-5SN

-3/-8SF

-10/-17C

8/-1R

-3/-6SN

5/-3PC

5/1PC

-5/-14S

-14/-15PC

-5/-10SF

-17/-19PC

TODAY TUES. WED. IQALUIT

-1/-5C

HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSEBAY

4/2RS

ST.JOHN’S

5/4R

HALIFAX

MONTREAL 8/3R

6/1PC

BOSTON

11/3S

TORONTO

7/3R

WASHINGTON

13/4S

ATLANTA

15/3S

MIAMI

27/16PC

SAN JUAN

31/26T

NEW ORLEANS

21/15S

HOUSTON

26/19S

PHOENIX

19/9PC

DENVER

7/-5PC

CHICAGO

11/1PC

WINNIPEG

0/-5SF

REGINA

-1/-7PC

CHURCHILL

-7/-8PC

YELLOWKNIFE

-14/-21PC

WHITEHORSE

-7/-14PC

EDMONTON

1/-7PC

VANCOUVER

7/2PC

PORTLAND

9/3R

LOS ANGELES

21/11S

LAS VEGAS

15/4S

Snow Rain Thunder Freezing

storm rain

Jet Warm Cold Occlusion Trough

Stream Front Front ©TheWeatherNetwork 2019

INUVIK

-15/-20PC

OTTAWA

6/1PC

WORLDFORECAST NATIONALFORECAST

Daytime high,overnight low,andconditions

LEGEND

CCLOUDY
FGFOG
FRFREEZING RAIN
HZHAZE
NANOT AVAILABLE
PCPARTLYCLOUDY
RRAIN

RSRAIN/SNOW

SSUN

SNSNOW

SFSNOW FLURRIES

SHSHOWERS

TTHUNDERSTORMS

WWINDY

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