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On Friday seven teams of four competed in our monthly FirstFriday Teams. The movement was 6 matches of 4 boards each in an American Whistup form. Top of the table were Brian Mawby & Graham Clarke with MalcolmMelrose & Maxwell Kynoch  taking +72IMPs.Second, with +58 were Peter & Vera Iredale with Chris Cooper & DennisAngove. Pam Southern & Ken Fernie with Mary Kerridge & Jeff Stafford collecting+15.

 

On Tuesday afternoon of last week six tables played a twowinner movement. Top of North/South were Glenys Barton & Jan Maxan with 60.42%followed by Caelia Pinkney & Ron Woolgar with 58.55%. East/West were led byAngela Hobbs & Gerald Clay with 63.19%; Chris Cooper & Dennis Angovewere second with 57.24%.
Since start 2013

Rugby and District League

All matches have been played and the final tables [are attached].

The season ended with a major upset, the Division 1 leaders were beaten 17-3 by bottom placed Rugby Royals. However, the result did not affect the standings.

Congratulations to the Daventry Dragons who led all season, and to runners up Rugby Discards RBC. Well done to Division 2 winners Dunchurch Diamonds RBC, and runners up Rugby Rabbits RBC..

The actual composition of the League next season will depend on the number of teams entering, so get those entry forms in promptly! Congratulations to all who played in good and friendly spirit, whatever their results.

 

(See www.bridgewebs.com/rugbyleague.)

 
Lutterworth Bridge Club

Lutterworth Bridge Club, meets on Wednesday evenings (7pm), at Cotesbach Village Hall. You’ll find quality EBU affiliated bridge played in a good spirit.

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You are East, and therefore have to make the opening lead.  What card do you choose?

What point count do you estimate partner has?

Against three no trumps you lead from the top of three touching honours, not two, so do not lead the K.  The next standard lead is the fourth highest of your longest and strongest suit, in this case 4.


Opponents have shown 25-30 HCP, and you are holding 9.  Your partner has maximum 6 points, so is likely to produce one or two honours at best!
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