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Blas rentlon,
Once y lllo sew
troduced slam
1933 it hoo steadily gained
worldwide acworldwide aocieptanceth both.
pristine ' variant fob.
On^. the eutfil0 it is quite
sin: a bid of fob.. !.`..
imp obliges partner to,an-
noun numberf sc he
hold.. Responderstep bids at
the five leVel 4..clubs show no
aces Ri' ft ur,One,
hearts two ,nnd spadest throe.
If the inqvi'br finds a five -
club response confusing, he
had no business asking. Fol-
lowing the response five no-
trump asks for kings in like
mannerThere id a great dealmore
to the convention thancanbe
outlined here, Two bits :of ad -
(rice come to mind. One must
remember that the primary
purpose of Blackwood is to
keep the partnership from
bidding a slam off two aces.
secondly, as with many con-
cepts so easily grasped it is
very frequently employed
improperlOne of y�the ad unctts ' of
Blackwood petits jhe show-
ing of voids as well. -Br ado
ing there are at least ai aril-,
dozenvariations from which
to choose. Here is one popular
method: replying to four no-
trump, jump a level in the
suit in which the normal re-
sponse would have been
made. With one ace, respond-
er's conventional answer is
five diamonds; therefore, -a
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e and a ROOM Vim,
the word ,a efid."
rsin &OM dhg a ;Y+.
a suit partner
snow ,one in a suit
nents have; .
Several year ago
American Contract
League. mi l '9
title went to,the twosome>l
Made_hrilliantilae of this de.
vice to reach,a grand siaM in
the diagrammed hand,
only pair to do SO,,
The play presents nil' :prob-',
Ions. There are 13 top tricks
with spades s4 crump. There- ^ .
fore, let us turn our attention
to the -bidding and examine
each bid in turn.
One spade -- the normal
opening
Two diamonds -- this suf..
flces. Had the opening bid
been one heart, an inune+i ite: .
jump a slam alert.
would be in order. With .rte
trump fit yet established, 4.
however, it is Wise to proceed
slowly.
Three spades, --- forcing
over a two-level response,and
preferable to three clubs
which shows a good hand and
a two-sulter but doesn't sug-
gest the spade suit is self -sus;-.
taming.
Four clubs — temporizing,
forcing, showing club control.
Four diamonds` — very ,
good, again temporizing, per-
mitting partner the use of
four no-trump. It also allows
for the possibility the four -
dub bid is artificial with
spade support. Where should
this hand play, partner? '
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Four no,lnimpm-itt
but whiCh one?
Six club* a
without an ace,. 'Two
with the Pt *cowl ^I pet
Ing handl nth:. shows a
working void. Seip t pre-
viouis bidding this ealtbe on y
in hearts..
Seven�-- the mJnor
suits must spadesd, Is there a
hand South. . hold con-
sistent with his bidding which
will not play for 41113 tricks?
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_ TIMINGS --That is the key ingredient in a sports action p'Ecture. This photngr
perfect job--hey"stopped" the ball.
Tennis phctogn
is a real challeng
By JERRY WINDLE
Tennis, anyone? -
That is the cry around the
country.
For the photographer, the
art of tennis photography can'
be qui,e a challenge plus a
valuable learning tool.
In all sports photography,
be it tennis, baseball, football
or whatever, the key
ingredient is timing. This also
involves what is called Peak
Action, but that deserves a
column in itself. But here we
want to concern ourselves
with timing.
You think it is a spap to get
\a picture like one with
tennis ball in it? Consider
this: most of you are using a
single lens: reflex camera, A
single lens is used by the
photographer to view,
6 77374;E? 1?i,`t?far }
H. •RDON.
GREEN
re
Writing in the Montreal Star's
religious section recently, an
Anglican clergyman suggests
that the collection plate may soon
be seen in antique shops and no-
where else. "No more need to
write checks, or fill in the duplex
envelope or dig in your wallet for
a dollar bill. Beginning this fall
churches in five metropolitan
centres in the U.S. will invite
their parishioners to give to the
Lord by credit card. Master
Charge or Bank Americard will
do very nicely thank you, and
several other credit firms are
also participating in the plan. All
a church member has to do is to
just sign an ,authorization slip,
indicating how much he wants to
give, and whether he wishes to
pay by the quarter or by the
month. This amount will then be
deducted from his bank checking
'account and will be credited to a
new system which has been in-
corporated under the name of the
Authorized Contribution Transfer
Service. A computer in Santa
Monica, California does the rest
— for a small fee of course.
You don't even have to go to
church to be eligible for this ser-
vice.
Now who says that the church
is unprogressive and old-fash-
ioned? And I am sure that we
have only seen the beginning of
the fully automated, completely
convenient church. With the
ecumenical movement gathering
favour and respectability with
every passing Sunday, I can fore-
see a time when we will have only
one church`. This will' be possible,
I think, because it will be a mult-
iple-choice church and so fully
automated that one can have a
service made-to-order for him.
And after giving some prayerful
thought, I have now acquired a
pretty complete idea of what such
a church will be like.
It will, first of all, be a drive-in
affair, but instead of having one
massive screen up front, there
will be a screen and a sound
system for every car which pre-
sents its credit card at the gate.
Whether you prefer Billy
Graham or Rabbi Stern or Car-
dinal Leger won't matter. Just
press the right button and there is
the man of your faith in full flow-
ing colour. And the fact that Car-
dinal Leger may be dead at that
time, won't Matter. Through the
miracle of electronics he will
achieve immortality here " on
earth as it is in heaven. Press an-
other button and you. will have
electronic chimes as well and
another row of buttons will offer
your soul musical blessings such
as today's threadbare choir could
never hope to give you. In the
first place, you will be able to
hear sacred music 'sung by
professionals. No more of these
so-called `anthems" offered up to
God by a dozen doubtful women
and one or two males trying to
hold down the bass. You will not
only be able to hear the hymns of
your choice sung by magnificent
voices, but you will be able to
choose the manner in which that
hymn will be given. If your soul
yearns for the blessed assurance
of "Amazing Grace" for in-
stance, you will not only inform
the computer of your wish, but
you will tell it whether you want
that grand old hymn sung by the
Mormon Tabernacle Choir,
played on the bagpipes or
thumped out by a rock band.
There will be buttons for vari-
ous categories of prayers too, I
think. Would you like to pray for
rain? A new government? a
wandering son? It will be just a
matter of running down a list and
pressing the right button. If you
feel like giving the Man Upstairs
a piece of your mind, that too will
probably be permitted. After all,
General Patton apparently got
just as good results that way as
lesser generals did with mere be-
seeching.
Communion will be no problem
either. Whether you want sacra-
mental wine or Welch's grape
juice, an automatic dispenser
will give it to you in a Dixie cup.
'Sacrilegious, you say? I don't
think so. After all, what is the one
all-important mission of your
church or mine? Of any church?
Isn't it to root us ever more
deeply in the faith of our fathers?
To defend, confirm and stub-
bornly reinforce what we already
believe?
My cathedral of tomorrow —
my Church of the Multiple -Choice
Gospel — would make it easier
and surer than ever that a man
would continue in what he al-
ready believed. Unless he
pressed the wrong button.
compose, focus and shoot the
picture. This is made possible
by a mirror placed between
the shutter and lens. The •
mirror angles the image onto
a ground glass until the
picture is made, then flips Out •
of the way so the image will
strike the film.
. Even though this takes .only
a fractibn of a second, it is
long enough to miss the ball if
you . wait until it is in the
viewfinder." •That is where
timing comes in. You have to
anticipate and release . the
shutter before the ball enters
the frame. There are a couple
of ways to do this.
With your camera focused
on the player, " listen and
watch. Listen f9r his'
opponent to hit the `call and
then watch the player as he
preps giY�;:� he,�
To .4-6 g � ood ctiton wine •
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freezes the ball you are going
to have to use a shutter speed
of 1 -00th, or even better, 1-
1,000th of a second. A medium
telephoto lens works well. A
135mm or 200mm is best. For
the beginning tennis shooter a
longer lens is better left to the
pro.
Where do you shoot from?
A good position for• the
beginner is at the net. Not
right on the net but back from
the net so you are looking
across. This way you can
shoot either player with the
same lens. However, you will
find one end of the court will
be lit better. But do not fret,
the players change courts so
you will get a chance at both
in good light.
As you get a little more
proficient you can
experiment, and Move
around. A good shot is from
behind a player looking
across the net at the other.
° This angle is hard to get
because the courts are not
designed to accommodate
another person on the end of a
court. So, if the backdrop has
a hole in it, you are in good
shape. It is not recommended
that you cut a hole in the
backdrop for this shot.
-Shooting a doubles match is
something else since you now
have four people playing at
once and who will hit the ball
is anybody's guess.
With the telephoto lenses
you will get practice on the
very useful technique of
follow focus. As the player
moves back and forth on the
court you are going to be
constantly changing focus
with him. Even though he is
limited in his movements
within the ^ confines ^ of
tennis court, with ^tth
lend YRS►
focus - eenstantly. au
good practice for you.
Once you have some, good,
action ' shots of the: players
hitting the f
r i
forth, *a'
one is gettlitelrustani
with his play.. Then
concentrate for the net ball or
. bad servethat he , will kit.
These are good reaction hots
such as a plays:' g Yat
face at bad shot, bitting
himself with his racket or fist -
or in extreme cases,
pounding ' his racket on the
court.
So, if you . are upto a good. ';
workout of your photographic
skills, give a go to tennis. It-
can give you quite a workout
without having to leave ,your
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