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Contract Bridge
W.A. & A.C. Churchman - 1935

Notes:  Cards are approximately 1-3/8" x 2-5/8". Thanks much to John Rand 
for the checklist!

No.   Title

  1   A forcing "one-Club" Grand Slam
  2   A Grand Slam redoubled
  3   A "two Clubs" Grand Slam certainty?
  4   Counter attack the best defence
  5   A jump-raise to a game bid
  6   The value of the "call"
  7   Establishing an entry card in dummy before leading trumps
  8   Lead your fourth best
  9   Driven into a Grand Slam
 10   The No Trump hold-up at contract
 11   A forcing "one Club" game contract
 12   A very big conventional over-bid and the result
 13   A forcing "two Clubs" bid and partner's three spades response
 14   A two No Trumps and a response upon the Milton Work count
 15   A "big two" bid and a two No Trumps response
 16   A very well played Grand Slam
 17   Placing the lead in a well played hand
 18   An unconventional response and a good hold-up
 19   A weird conventional bid
 20   A shut-out or a slam invitation
 21   A double that gave the show away
 22   A "two Clubs" bid and a two Hearts mistake
 23   A well played five Hearts contract
 24   Establishing a plain suit before leading trumps
 25   Over-bidding in opponents suit on Chicane
 26   A four No Trumps failure
 27   A Grand Slam on a "big two" bid 
 28   A very sound informative double
 29   A Grand Slam in Clubs
 30   The two-and-a-half-tricks bogy
 31   A small slam on weird distribution
 32   A big plunge that was well worth it
 33   Showing a long suit in reply to a partner's No-Trumps
 34   Good defence against a three No Trumps bid 
 35   Finding the game saving trick
 36   A "one Club" Grand Slam re-doubled
 37   Taking the best chance for game
 38   The "forcing two" bogy
 39   A bold informative double 
 40   A good small slam bid in Diamonds
 41   Refusing an over ruff breaks the contract
 42   The strategic value of an informative double 
 43   A Grand Slam plunge that was well worthwhile
 44   A well played small slam
 45   Avoiding the lead to save game
 46   An example of psychic bidding
 47   A well justified fourth-in-hand opening
 48   The Grand Coup
 49   A forcing "two Clubs" game on weird distribution
 50   A ragged long suit bid and a small slam


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