The sun., 1910-06-12

rhe suits wiIl OutFank une another a. they d
n airaight hgidge ths heart having ne prefer
ones over dlamaadS dlamoads over elubs an,
oluhs over spades when The denomination Of To-
cards ls equal Address the secretary, u IVES
Thiriy siAth street.
u. n. c. sayG During the deal oas Of NJ
cards hat iei % A-on ire dealers eft Ne
iaIlcd 40 and shoged ~ ace q hearts IN.
dealer 81 Once threw the remainder of the poul
On ne iahls EaihsFed % al the cards aRd pro
ceedad 70 nhnfne ne pack Tor a ngu deal,
Prola,ia Nat hs IA. no riEhi y DO ihia aa nslt4
nor ohiuetet 70 the exposed card The deqlcl
beia that an e1poesd card calls for new dea
aluayA a. otherwise would know an lmportan
cart IN hls partners hand. what should be don'
70 being the dealers fault Ihat lhs card Il ex
posed and that y knOws II IA IN his partners hand
lhe dealer must suffer for n and the laws dla
iinctly state that n a cani u eHposed hy the
dealer . neW deal h az the option Of the adyer
SarieE not At the option Of the dealer. When
this card h unimportahL Or falls 10 the deaisi
or his partner. ths adveFsares may demand Z
heW deal. bat n Ne card h a good 1ne and falls
70 them they would be foolish 70 give n up.
Ia The case cited. A. having the Ace Of hearts
dealt 70 him has perfect right 10 keep H. but
a. the dealer has unjustAabiy gathered the cards
for q new deal an that can do is 70 demand mat
be be given the ace Of hearts and twelve 0thsi
NAAAA " AuAAN NANNa " NNAlAAMs " " NAAAA
must be found and handed 10 4 before The new
deal begins
J. l. p. says A bets that II player deala ou
o. turn, lel us say A, it 0sings ~ deal. ~
proper dealer mual make the nrst BID. a. other
wtse would lose the advantage Of his position.
10 the deal is completed the actual dealer mus
make ne hrsa bed. n Il As fault for letting ih'
masdsal occur.
n = a % - 49, u
three spades. Allenton la called 70 The irTegu
lanty, but it u impossible Tor p % amend III
spade I'D - q 70 be equal 70 two hearts, z
.ss eS.ss. ess nat 2 must make so'ns o'ner 0'd
h wrong. Bs bid ls simply out Of order and
hia partner h barred. from any declaration thA
deal unless IN the interval makes higher BID
Than v.
Bridge. p. A. l. says The Flck has beer
turned and quilted Whea the dealer asks one o
his adyersarles he followed suit The advef
aary decllnss W answer tire auestou, Undei
what rule can be refuse or the dealer demand 81
answer
Two Aws seem 70 cover the case. The nrst Il
that trick once turned and quilted may not b
ssen. which will prsvent the trick 10 quessi0s
from belnE turned up 10 see u TIE player followed
suit or not The seeond IL that an adversary 4
not allowed 10 make any reference 10 any Incl
dent Of the play which might Affect hts partner
game. II h q common trick for q player 10 turn
over q trick that has been quilted look throuGt
n and then remark. You didn't fellow suit. did
you The penalty should BE- strictly enforced
for sn such irregularities.
HBs says: We noSlced In your answer "a
c. 1. :. last week . reierence 70 the -iudian
theoy' VIII you be good enough to captain
The Pngnah garrison Osscers N India made .
vey thorough test Of the various disputed
declarations IN bridge and a writer who lived
10 india embodied the results Of theae eHperi
ments IN q book The Indian theory. 20 called.
refers exclusively 10 the principle Of making II
elubs rather than spades when you have 81 least
four clubs and not 90 many spades. The theory
h that your weak spade make will be doubled.
worth 4 trick. while there n not 70 mueh danger
of clubs being doubled and they are also . q
irick. When the two hlack suits are equal In
numbers the indian theory IA 10 make the weaker
the trump. 90 that four spades io the nre hing
and four clubs 10 the ten would ~ = club make
On a pass. The spades Will win tFichs On their
merits, the clubs only by their rank - tuHpa
wH.K Aays. The dealer led out Of turn.
aecond hand. A. fol- owed suit, but before dummy
played FemaTked IL y not your lead Dummy
mat hy playing 70 ne tFick haa accepted ihs
cept uhsn the iead d objected 70 ~ his partner
asks ssai Ss SSissS afssF sss SC eslisa % ~
aatentinn 70 ne wrong lead The dealer bets 3
oannot avail himself Of As hin'. snd the lead
Ths dealer - wrong an arOund Law "a DIS
unctly sayt that n oaly ire second player has
played 10 ne false lead his card may hs taken
bark and II nowhere lnsisss that II shau not
he tahe hark at his oun suggestion. unassisted
~ any hint from Ms partner
Eurhrs ESH says: Playing four hand
the dealer runs down q club. Can the nsHt
nl1ysf On hls lsf' make u spades without spads
Yes Ne can make It anything he please. n
he fails 70 get the trick out Of II he pays the
hddier.
CPSbbAgs CHE sayS A bets that PLAYER
cannot 80 INTO the gAme hole on . HlugClns penalty
.sSvs ssas SSTs il sad Ssrss zee ds's5 e sS,SS aSS
sim sissln sSo o. Ians Ihs dealer DsEged hls
nuEgins Esd iooE ne two polnts' ne dsalsr
bets ~ eannOt 20 Eame thRt way.
" mBRgihs 10 played they count a. any rinr.
a. there ls nothing Ia the lass og any gnnle that
says the rules shall be suspended berause Of any
acriden al position Of players Soore. Crtbbage
players must remember that muEEins ls matter
of agreemsat. a. the strict rules Of the Eame DO
NNN AAANN NMA AMNENHNN 70 AAE NlNN y MNeNlnIiA
but ohlg 70 take Hose overscored.
JP.R. .ayE wbsa Is i' too late tn oOrr.r, q
deal cut of tuTn'
Aftsr the starter is TUNED up.
MR says: Please count this hsnd for ~ IN.
ave of hearts turned up the Jack % hearts another
iarh and two nvea IN ne hand.
Laying me avss IN . triangle. each side win
make . pair. q holes pair Of lacks. more
uw4If v-NaE
separately. y morr. The ihrse nves themselves
are q aftesn. more. Finally there h ths for
his nobs - In al
Auction Pitch. MeP says: An Shs bidder
and 10 plaYing 70 make three Ne takes IN hirh
lOW 10 Ms OpDoaeRt's iark. the point for FaIns
being a Ne. each nan having ia bets that me
bidder has ire arst count IN everything 70 that be
counts TIE pyAnr for game. Which puts safe
, bets this b wrong aud that there 4 no gAme out
Il hight Many players hold that ~ either
player has ths ten Of irumps when Eams is q tle
the ten Of uumps shall get the point but this is
purely arbitrary and there h no auIhOrg for IT,
Roulette H.JF says. Some time aro Tur
SUN gave ne limits at Aonte Carlo Hog n,a1v
dimes could . player double up without reaching
That depends nn what be vas betting IN. ~
on cOlOra odd and even. Or any Of Ire even
chances. a. the smallest bet accepted ia q dollar
and the limit IL o. 80. n he started win O. he
would reaoh ghs limit when he he'd Doubted ths
,sath time and put down ti0e4
Poker. " l.. says seven playing te Il found
that thirty 1ve cards have been cofTeetiV dealt
from the Dack but ene player has fsuT caFds and
another Sn. What 4 the rule under the following
three varying conditions: n both have lnaked
81 their cards. 10 neither has lOoked III one
looks and the other does n0tf
n Ire players ~ heHt each other n h assumed
that the mixture Of hands n aoridgntal The
dsalsr must BE- called Oa 10 aAsnai teen aza n
neither player has loohed ths deAlsr takes . card
from the plH and gives Il 70 ths player vim four
only. n either has hooGed he hand IA dead and
the dealer adjusts The Dtaer II both have lOoEed
beth are dead.