Judge — January 28, 1928 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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] The problem of “what to lead" with only three tricks to play is so vital that it’s worth studying. To play the | last cards of four given | hands is fascinating and ab- sorbing to a sound player. and skill of the whom all authorities defer test m JUDG stand why Wi head has said, * is undoubtedly the most re- markable card player. the world has ever known.” Sidney S. Le “the court of last resort” on all Bridge problems, will personally conduct in JUDGE the out- standing feature of — this car's Auction Bridge Sca- son. A contest for $0- lution of problem h Through JUDGE, Mr. Lenz | will auard prizes every week, and at the end of the ps of problems, he will award trophies of sterling silver by Gorham. JUDGE readers will ha the opportunity to. obse study and share in the a most uncanny knowledge | Sidney S. Lenz The World's Greatest Card Expert How Good Is Your Bridge Game? Commencing with the issue of February 1th, JUDGE will publish a series of Double Dummy Bridge Problems, giving prizes every week for the best solutions, in addition to valuable trophies for the leading scores at the conclusion of the contest. “The problems will consist of end situations, with three or more cards remaining in each hand The first lead will always be with South, the trump will be given and the number of tricks to be taken announced. As the hands a played openly, with all the cz 1, all guess-work is elimi- ed. Below is the third and last sample problem appearing in JUDGE before the start of the Prize Contest. Watch for solutions of all three | sample problems appearing in next week's issue. You are told what to do; go ahead and do it! aaa s is scripti be in time ipt of all th JUDGE is on st dha teen cents a copy expo Hearts are Trumps South has the lead North and South must win three of the four tricks against any de- fense by East and West comicbooks.com