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CHRONICLE MONDAY, JUNE 10, 2013 | KCCHRONICLE.COM

DRUM UP SUPPORT LOCALS EXCITED ABOUT ST. CHARLES RIVERFEST’S DRAGON BOAT RACES. PAGE 3 Shea Lazansky – slazansky@shawmedia.com

Ally Ferrandino, a member of Team Rookies, reaches off of her team’s dragon boat to grab the winning flag during their second heat against Team EC Sea~ers in the Dragon Boat Races on the Fox River during the city of St. Charles RiverFest on Saturday. Team Rookies defeated the EC Sea~ers in both heats, advancing them to the next round of races.

LOOKING FORWARD Priscilla Barnes among those at Mighty Con Convention ST. CHARLES – Actress Priscilla Barnes is scheduled to appear at the Mighty Con Comic Convention set for June 21 through June 23 at Pheasant Run Resort, 4051 E. Main St., St. Charles. She is expected to sign autographs and interact with fans. Tickets for Mighty Con are on sale. Visit www.comicconvention.mightycon.com for information.

Wednesday Morning Movie Series to begin ST. CHARLES – The Charlestowne 18 theater will have its Wednesday Morning Movie Series through Aug. 7. The cost is $1 a person.

Movies will start at 10 a.m. at the theater, which is at 3740 E. Main St., St. Charles. “Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted” will be the first movie on Wednesday.

THE WEATHER High 76 Low 58 Today Partly sunny with a chance of showers.

High 78 Low 59 Tuesday Mostly sunny with a slight chance of showers.

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BATAVIA

Kaneland Foundation plans 5K race

Hundreds compete in triathlon

MAPLE PARK – The Kaneland Foundation will host its second annual 5K Cross Country Race at 8 p.m. June 21 at the Kaneland High School football stadium, 47W326 Keslinger Road, Maple Park.

There also will be a quarter-mile Kids’ Track Run at 7 p.m. and a one-mile cross country fun run/walk at 7:30 p.m.

The 5K will be timed, and awards will be offered in age groups and overall categories.

All runners will receive a T-shirt for participating provided they are registered by June 15.

Packet pick-up begins at 5:30 p.m. une 21 near the track at the high school campus. The cost for the kids track run is $5, for the one-mile fun run is $10, and for the 5K race is $20.

Download the race applications at www.kaneland.org or register and pay online from the website on its Webstore (click on Kaneland Foundation). For information, call 630365-8295 or email beth.sterkel@kaneland.org.

Corn Boil plans ‘Chop Cooking Contest’ SUGAR GROVE – The Sugar Grove Corn Boil is now accepting contestants for the new “Chop Cooking Contest.”

Each contestant will be given five items that must be used in a recipe.

Other ingredients may be added to the dish as long as the five selected ingredients are included. The contestants will be given the five items at about 10 a.m. on July 27, the day of the event.

They will take the ingredients home, prepare their own dish, and return to the specified location by 2:30 p.m. The number of contestants will be limited to 10.

The sponsor fee is $100 and will cover the cost of the food for a single contestant along with an apron imprinted with the sponsor’s logo and information.

Sponsors will be assigned to contestants in random order. Contestants and sponsors may contact Dave Ritchey at 630-913-9663.

For information about the Corn Boil, visit www.sugargrovecornboil.org.

The Corn Boil runs from July 26 to 28.

World of Faeries Festival in South Elgin SOUTH ELGIN – The annual World of Faeries Festival takes place Aug. 3 and 4 at Vasa Park, 35W217 Route 31, South Elgin. For information, visit www.theworldoffaeries. com.

Airship Cloud 9 and Steampunk will perform. The event includes fine art, fine crafts, sculpture, puppets, published fantasy books, handmade clothes, fantasy and fairy attire, aromatherapy products and more, as well as metaphysical service vendors offering aura readings, reiki and other specialties.

Families are encouraged to dress in their best fantasy or fairy outfit. All ages are welcome. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Aug. 3, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 4.

The cost is $11 for adults, $8 for seniors and free for those 12 and younger. Parking is free.

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By ASHLEY RHODEBECK arhodebeck@shawmedia.com BATAVIA – Sunday morning, Carrie Homewood and her three children – 3-year-old Sophia and 6-year-old twins Owen and Lila – stood alongside the string of yellow and orange pennants that marked the final yards of the ET Batavia Triathlon and Duathlon, giving them a clear view of the participants.

They were clearly waiting for one particular participant, Ted Homewood, who slapped his wife’s and children’s hands as he sprinted by.

“It’s important for them to see that people should be out moving,” Carrie Homewood said of bringing her children to cheer.

Ted Homewood, of Geneva, was among hundreds of other athletes who spent the first few hours of daylight swimming 400 meters at the outdoor, unheated pool at Quarry Beach Park; biking a 14.7-mile loop; and running 4.1 miles along the Fox River.

The finish line was at the Batavia Riverwalk on North Island Avenue and Houston Street.

Ted Homewood was partici-

Ashley Rhodebeck – arhodebeck@shawmedia.com

Runners approach the finish line of the ET Batavia Triathlon & Duathlon in downtown Batavia Sunday morning. pating in the triathlon with Chicago-based bike company SRAM as a tribute to a coworker who was a big triathlete and died this year, Carrie Homewood said.

She noted they were raising money for World Bicycle Relief.

Another family, Patty Esslinger and her three young children, stood closer to the pedestrian bridge, which was part of the course.

They traveled from Plainfield to support husband and father Chad Esslinger.

“We love cheering him on,” Patty Esslinger said. “My daughter wants to run in races now.”

Her husband started doing triathlons to get in shape, she said, calling the events a great motivation for him.

Sunday was his third triathlon in Batavia and 12th total triathlon, Chad Esslinger said.

He noted the cold water at Quarry Beach Park was quite a shock.

“All my technique just disappeared,” he said.

‘Super second Saturday’ at Summer Games

By NICOLE WESKERNA nweskerna@shawmedia.com GENEVA – Gary and Carol Franz said the annual Marklund Summer Games has become a special day for their son, Gary Paul Franz Jr., who is a resident at Marklund.

The West Chicago family, which also includes Gary Paul’s sister, Kaitlyn, has been attending the Summer Games for the past three years.

Saturday’s Summer Games were no exception. The day included sports activities such as baseball, bowling, basketball and races at Marklund, which is a home for people with serious and profound developmental disabilities and special health care needs.

“It’s fantastic,” Carol Franz said. “It’s just done with such excellence and enthusiasm.”

This year’s Summer Games also included visit from former

Chicago White Sox third baseman Bill Melton, and the White Sox mascot, Southpaw.

The Miracle League ball field on Marklund’s Geneva campus was funded a decade ago by White Sox Charities Foundation, which was tied into Marklund’s 10-year anniversary since opening its Geneva campus. Melton threw out the first pitch of the Summer Games baseball game Saturday.

Gil Fonger, president and CEO of Marklund, said the Summer Games are Marklund’s version of the Special Olympics because many residents don’t function high enough to participate in Special Olympics.

He said 140 volunteers from Christ Community Church campuses throughout the area helped with the summer games, along with a slew of parents and other volunteers, and 96 residents participated.

“Our vision is to make ev-

eryday life possible for individuals with profound disabilities,” Fonger said. “Sports are just part of everyday life.”

Vicki Beckmann of Genoa, a member of Christ Community Church in St. Charles, said Saturday was the first time she had volunteered for the Summer Games. She spent Saturday morning accompanying a Marklund resident to various sports activities, including a bean-bag toss game.

She said her church encourages its members to do volunteer work on the second Saturday of every month.

“This a super second Saturday,” she said.

Beckmann said she decided to volunteer because that’s what Christ does.

“It’s kind of a mandate of Christ followers to live like he lived and show God’s love to more people and hopefully lead more people to Christ,” she said.

Dragon boats race down the Fox River at RiverFest in St. Charles

By NICOLE WESKERNA nweskerna@shawmedia.com

Shea Lazansky – slazansky@shawmedia.com

Team Paddlin’ for MB turns their dragon boat around after defeating Team Dragon @ 55 in their second heat during the Dragon Boat Races during RiverFest on Saturday.

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ST. CHARLES – At 94 years old, Edward Gorecki of St. Charles for the second year in a row climbed aboard a dragon boat and beat the drum for his team, the Knights of Columbus, during RiverFest in St. Charles on Saturday.

Gorecki, a World War II veteran who served in the Army, said he has become the “honorary drummer” for the Knights of Columbus team.

He said while his team finished in third place last year, he didn’t think they did as well Saturday.

But for Gorecki, winning isn’t the highest priority.

“I’m out here for the fun of it,” he said. “I just drum and cheer them on. Whether we win or lose, it doesn’t matter.”

The Knights of Columbus team was one of 27 teams that were part of the weekend’s annual Dragon Boat Races.

Paul Wasylyszyn said in his six years as race coordinator, this year’s RiverFest had the most dragon boat teams. Fourteen teams competed Saturday and another 13 are scheduled to compete Sunday.

Josh Corn, who lives near Maple Park, competed with the Paddlin’ for MB team – a team that raced Saturday in honor of Marybeth McGill, who Corn said died in March 2012 from lung cancer.

He said McGill had competed with the Flying Ears dragon boat team in previous years, and the two teams have competed together for the past two years.

Corn said about 50 people make up the two teams.

Instead of beating a drum, the team tapes a picture of McGill on a dragon boat to the top of the drum and the team uses their voices to keep a beat. He said McGill was a lifelong non-smoker who was very athletic.

“She was such an amazing person and we don’t want her to be forgotten,” Corn said.

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CHEERS FOR THE DRAGONS

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Photos by Shea Lazansky – slazansky@shawmedia.com

ABOVE: Cris Anderson, a St. Charles resident and co-owner of Colonial Cafe in St. Charles, keeps her hula hoop up during the hula hooping contest at the Gazebo Stage in Lincoln Park during the city of St. Charles RiverFest on Friday. Anderson’s granddaughter, whom she taught how to hula hoop, took home first prize in one of the hula hooping contests for younger children. RIGHT: John Lim, 15, a student with Bill Cho’s United Tae Kwon Do in St. Charles, kicks through a board during a presentation at the MainStage in Lincoln Park at RiverFest in downtown St. Charles.

More online Go to KCChronicle.com to watch a video of the dragon boat races and to see a photo gallery from RiverFest.

“Marybeth is with us every time we’re on the boat.”

Unlike Paddlin’ for MB’s team, St. Charles couple Rachel and Bruce Harps from the Dragon @ 55 team said they depend most on their drummer to guide them in the race.

Bruce Harps said the key to the race is teamwork, timing and rhythm.

The Dragon Boat Race has

become a tradition for the team, which is made up of 20 people.

“We’ve been looking forward to it since March,” Bruce Harps said.

Corn shared their enthusiasm for the annual race.

“Once you’re in the boat, you find out how fun it is,” Corn said. “It’s all about camaraderie and having a good time.”

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Bill Ackerman – backerman@shawmedia.com

St. Francis second baseman Jack Ciombor to tag Joliet Catholic’s Ryan Peter’s attempted steal in the IHSA Class 3A state championship game Saturday on Silver Cross Field in Joliet.

IHSA: CLASS 3A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP: JOLIET CATHOLIC 5, ST. FRANCIS 0

Stranded runners burn Spartans in title game

By IAN MATTHEWS editorial@kcchronicle.com JOLIET – There weren’t many smiles on the faces of St. Francis baseball players after dropping Saturday’s IHSA Class 3A state championship game to Joliet Catholic, 5-0, at Joliet’s Silver Cross Stadium.

A glance at two critical stats would provide the reason for the long faces.

The Hilltoppers scored five runs in the fourth of St. Francis starter Jason Sullivan (8-2), only two of which were earned. The Spartans also left 10 runners on base against JCA starter Nick Dalesandro (7-2).

It all added up to a tough final day of the season for the Spartans, who were gracious in defeat despite the loss.

“We really did a great job but we just fell apart in that one inning,” St. Francis catcher Brett Jungles said. “We had to come in and play good, clean defense to win a state title. We had a little lapse – four errors – but we’re all happy to be in this position. It’s a lot better than losing in the regional semifinal or something.”

The inning that Jungles alluded to was the Hilltoppers’ fourth, in which a harmless bunt opened up the floodgates for JCA (25-14).

Sullivan opened the fourth by permitting a leadoff single to Aaron Markley before Chris Tschida walked to set up a sacrifice bunt situation for Dalesandro. Dalensandro did his job, but the ball was close enough to home plate that Jungles ran into the JCA pitcher going after the ball.

After getting untangled, Jungles unsuccessfully tried to tag Dalesandro before uncorking his throw to first that sailed into right field. Markley raced around to score from second for the game’s first run.

“First I thought the ball hit him out of the box because he wasn’t running. Then I got up to get the ball and he ran into me, which I thought would be interference,” Jungles said. “Then I thought I got him in the back of the jersey, which I guess I missed. Then I took a bad angle – mental error – and I made a bad throw. I knew it opened up the inning but I had to forget about it and move on.”

The play scored the first of five runs in the inning, only one of which came via a hit. Sullivan uncorked a wild pitch that scored Tschida before Dalesandro beat Tim Zettinger’s throw home that gave the Hilltoppers a 4-0 lead. One batter later, John Kalisik ripped an opposite field, RBI triple that plated the final run of the inning.

“We made a couple of defensive mistakes, those things happen,” St. Francis coach Rich Janor said. “Obviously their only scoring all game came in that inning. It was a bad inning, and we never recovered from it.”

What may have hurt worse for St. Francis (25-12) was leaving 10 runners on base. Right before the Hilltoppers’ explosion, the Spartans had runners at second and third with just one out. But, as he did on four other occasions, Dalesandro worked out of the jam, striking out Chris Smith and pinch hitter T.J. Jackson to end the threat.

In all, Dalesandro scattered seven hits in the complete game effort while striking out nine Spartans. The sophomore mixed an 86-89 mph fastball with a curveball and changeup that had St.

Francis off balance for much of the game.

Dalesandro struck out the side in the final frame to set off a raucous celebration in front of 2,891 fans – many of whom made the short trip to see the Hilltoppers claim their third state title in program history.

“I just tried to gain momentum – and that goes to my defense,” Dalesandro said. “Sometimes I pitched backwards and would start with two curveballs in a row. Sometimes I would throw two fastballs in a row. I never played in front of this big a crowd before and they gave me all the power in the world.”

Jungles had two doubles on the day for St. Francis – both of which led off innings for the Spartans, who made the first title game appearance in program history.

“Last game as a high school player and I thought I stepped up pretty big with two doubles,” Jungles said. “To strand runners, we just need guys to step up in the moment and be big. We just couldn’t find ways to get guys in today.”

SOFTBALL: IHSA CLASS 4A STATE TITLE: MINOOKA 14, ST. CHARLES EAST 3 (6 INN.)

By JAY SCHWAB jschwab@shawmedia.com

The Kane County Chronicle unveils its softball player of the year and all-area teams.

St. Charles North standouts Sabrina Rabin and Abby Howlett were among the player of the year candidates, and crosstown St. Charles East – which enjoyed its best season in program history – also has a strong candidate in Kate Peterburs. Class 3A powers Burlington Central, Kaneland and St. Francis also figure to be well-represented on the all-area team.

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St. Charles East first baseman Kate Peterburs makes a diving catch for an out along the first base line in Saturday’s 4A state championship game in East Peoria, won by Minooka, 14-3, in six innings. licate her form against the Indians.

Mark Brown said he was “shocked” the Saints didn’t change pitchers. Horan said “we just didn’t have Alex (Latoria) warmed up.”

“Probably would have gone to her, but hey, Haley brought us here,” Horan said. “She was going to finish this.”

Beno acknowledged she didn’t feel strong in the circle but said it was just normal soreness pitching back-toback games.

“I knew coming into this game it wasn’t going to be an easy game,” said Beno, one of several teary Saints during the postgame ceremony. “I tried my best to stay focused and hit my spots.”

Beno’s teammates were quick to support their beleaguered pitcher.

“Haley’s had an excellent season,” East junior Sarah Collalti said. “We could not have even made it to state without her. We couldn’t have even won any games without her, to be honest. She’s been the best pitcher we’ve had for a long time.”

As thunderously as Minooka’s lineup performed, the Indians could have done their damage even more efficiently. East left fielder Katie Kolb made an inning-ending, diving catch to save two runs in the fifth inning, and the Indians made a few other outs on hard-hit liners.

“They were just hitting balls at their eyes and at their shoelaces,” Horan said. “We couldn’t throw it anywhere.”

Minooka’s state championship run is remarkable con-

sidering the Indians trailed Lockport, 13-4, in the fourth inning of a sectional semifinal before storming back for a 1514 victory.

“I told them, don’t let that be the highlight of the playoffs,” Brown said. “Let’s look back on that as a catalyst, not the highlight of the season. At that moment, they started to believe.”

Not only did Novak dominate East from a pitching standpoint, but the Wisconsin recruit also went 4 for 4 with a homer and three RBIs. Teammates Jordyn Larsen and May added three hits apiece and combined for five RBIs. East (33-6) had only three hits, one of which was a tworun triple in the second by Collalti that made it 3-2 Minooka before Perez tied the score.

“I had two strikes on me so I was really just trying to make contact,” Collalti said.

“It was an inside pitch that I just got in front of and was able to drive it just over the right fielder’s head, so that was awesome.”

Saints senior right fielder Olivia Lorenzini, whose twoout, two-run double against Barrington won the state semifinal in memorable fashion, was among six Saints starters to go hitless against the Indians.

Defensively, the Saints committed three errors while the Indians made none. Minooka’s four-run fourth inning made it 8-3, and East’s night devolved from there.

Saturday marked the second time in three years that a St. Charles team lost in the state championship game.

The Chronicle’s baseball all-area team publishes.

St. Charles East and St. Francis both advanced to the final weekend of the season, with both teams leaning heavily on their pitching.

Upstate Eight Conference River co-champion Batavia also enjoyed an excellent spring.

Friday and Saturday We’ll have profiles on the St. Charles Bank & Trust-Kane County Chronicle male and female athletes of the year.

In an awards ceremony Thursday at the Geneva History Center, St. Charles East’s Amanda Hilton (soccer, basketball) was named female athlete of the year for 2012-13, and Batavia’s Micah Coffey (football, basketball, baseball) was named male athlete of the year.

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EAST PEORIA – St. Charles East softball coach Kelly Horan expected Saturday’s state championship game to have a much different complexion than East’s 3-2 thriller over Barrington in Friday’s IHSA Class 4A state semifinal.

Not like this, though.

Minooka slugged the Saints out of EastSide Centre with a record-setting offensive display, ending the championship showdown early with a 14-3, mercy rule triumph in six innings.

“I thought [Friday] was going to be low scoring like it was, and I thought [Saturday] was going to be a slugfest based on what they had done and who they had beat,” Horan said.

The Indians, it turned out, did enough slugging for both teams.

Minooka (23-8) established new Class 4A state title game benchmarks for runs, hits (19) and home runs (three). The final homer, a three-run shot by leadoff hitter Rachel May in the bottom of the sixth, ended the game.

Both teams’ starting pitchers struggled early, but the similarities stopped there.

Minooka regularly rotates two pitchers, and Indians coach Mark Brown replaced starter Jackie Lilek with Sara Novak to start the third inning after the Saints evened the score at 3 with a three-run, top of the second.

Novak retired all 12 Saints she faced on the evening.

“Every time you get a new pitcher, it’s a different swing on it,” said East shortstop Lexi Perez, whose RBI single tied the score in the second inning.

“I could see the girls were getting a little bit too out in front of it. She was pitching inside instead of outside, which we were having before, so we just had to switch and make the adjustment.”

There was no relief for struggling Saints junior pitcher Haley Beno. Beno (22-5), who limited powerhouse Barrington to five singles in the state semifinal, couldn’t rep-

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Saints finish second

LOOKING FORWARD: THE WEEK AHEAD IN KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE SPORTS

Arlo & Janis

Garfield

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Get Fuzzy is on vacation. Please enjoy this strip from March 31, 2008.

Crankshaft

The Pajama Diaries

Stone Soup

Pearls Before Swine

Dilbert

Rose Is Rose

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Beetle Bailey

Blondie

The Born Loser

Real Life Adventures

DEAR ABBY Jeanne Phillips when he proposes, or do you think he should propose without a ring and then let her choose the ring she wants? – Old Bachelor In Ohio Dear Bachelor: When a man is ready to propose, it would be prudent for him to visit a jeweler and ask that some rings – or stones – in his price range be set aside.

Then he can pop the question, and IF the woman says yes, take her to the jeweler to select something she would enjoy wearing.

This will prevent an unpleasant and expensive surprise should the lady say no.

Dear Abby: Your response to “One-Way Ticket’s” (5/11) question about his mother’s final trip home got me thinking, and I found a loophole they may be able to use.

If their mother’s air miles can be used by someone else (like her grown kids), she would go as cargo, but her miles would pay for her escort to take her home.

If there are any miles left over after that, they could be donated to various causes, like the Shriners, who sometimes need to get a child flown to another part of the country for treatment. Or the military may have a stranded soldier waiting to go home for the holidays, etc.

My oldest flies using my mom’s air miles, and I flew my youngest with mine, so if the mother of “OneWay” would like to put her miles to use, this could be helpful. – Former Frequent Flier

Dear Former Frequent Flier: What great ideas! I love the suggestions my readers come up with, and yours are good ones.

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The Argyle Sweater

Dear Abby: I was wondering if you could print something about how to properly dispose of American flags.

I’m a garbage man in northern Illinois, and I am sick of finding American flags in the trash.

Most of my co-workers and I pull them out and properly dispose of them.

Do people REALLY not realize what our flag means, and how many men and women have given their lives for what it stands for?

– Patriot Named Daniel Dear Daniel: Your letter is timely. I’m sure the people you have described are not being intentionally disrespectful. I suspect the flags are thrown out because of ignorance.

Readers: When an American flag becomes soiled, faded and tattered, there are better ways to dispose of it than tossing it in the garbage.

According to the U.S. Flag Code, “When a flag has served its useful purpose, it should be destroyed, PREFERABLY BY BURNING.” The pamphlet “Flag Etiquette” published by the American Legion states: “For individual citizens this should be done discreetly, so that the act is not perceived as a protest or desecration.”

Many American Legion posts conduct Disposal of Unserviceable Flag ceremonies on June 14, Flag Day, each year.

The Boy and Girl Scouts of America also are able to conduct these ceremonies.

When you are ready to dispose of yours, contact the local Boy or Girl Scout Council, or wait until the Girl Scout cookie sales start locally and offer the flag to the troop during a sale at a small business.

Dear Abby: I’m a 50ish, never-married bachelor with a question about engagement rings. Do you recommend that the man go out and purchase an engagement ring and then present it to the woman

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Worn American flags should be disposed of with respect

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BRIDGE by Phillip Alder

SUDOKU Answers to Puzzle

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Working out the lie of the land

SOLUTION

CELEBRITY CIPHER

Will Rogers said, “An economist’s guess is liable to be as good as anybody else’s.”

A bridge expert’s guess is liable to be better than a lesser player’s. In this deal, how should South plan the play in four spades after West leads the club queen?

South’s jump to four spades is normal, but he might guess to rebid three no-trump. North would then have to guess whether to pass (he has 4-3-3-3 distribution) or to remove to four spades (he has four trumps). Here, three notrump has nine easy tricks.

South has four potential losers: three hearts and one diamond. In real life, he might guess that either East has the heart ace or West has the diamond king. But in a lesson setting or a newspaper column, declarer should know that East will have the diamond king and West the heart ace. How can South still survive?

If declarer wins the first trick, draws trumps, and takes the diamond finesse, East wins with his king and shifts to the heart queen – the contract is kaput.

Instead, South should duck the first trick. He takes the club continuation with his ace, draws trumps ending on the board, throws a diamond on the club king, cashes the diamond ace, and continues with the diamond jack.

If East plays low, declarer discards a heart and has 10 tricks (six spades, two diamonds and two clubs), even if West produces the king. If East covers, declarer ruffs, returns to dummy with a trump, and cashes the last diamond. He is home with no guesswork.

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