The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11

oets thst the correct opening nve
Spaues' out ~ INSISTS .nat ~ INC evits
s,1e no. saua. IN ehs.n nc shou'o oio
IN" Royals az once. ss tnere uN.ic
spades to choose that suit n II IL LEFT
to him. The bet IL left to you TO decide
what u the proper conventional opening
Ono spsde. n ina psr,ner unaar,,snA.
~. ,,.o,,r. =, ,,..,.,.a. ~ st..
w " e'paue o'u' u'a.
wouio DO correct FrVe spades "a not
good clubs. But one royal never, without
tbs TIM.
>. A..
trurnps and second hand passea shouid
third hand bid nullo or heart, holding
ace ana nve or tho smallest Including
'"o oeuce'
TWO hearts Is the better bid. The nullo
defensive when your partner has q no.
trumper and You have winning suit
nul,o.
C. H. L. says, We are still in Doubt
as to the ofY!cial value Of the nullo bid.
but have tried II both ways eight and
ten. At eight there seems to be nothing
W an hmu no, one nhna IN .wenty can
value?
Tb.-s ,ro ,o omo,a, -,,,o. ,o- ., ..
ve, Cor,r,or ss,.. ava .,n.,,.n,. ,,,,.,
decide
a spade She liz known to make this bid
on some very strong hands upon occa ion
Second hand holds six diamonds TO the
nee king queen. Would II be right to
bid diamond a SAYS 1t would not
because II takes the dealer out OF
nor mariner mil. nor out ''''
vr,., ,,o ,.., ,,,. , ,
h,,d hoco,,o, ~. or,r,,., a.,,au co..
all nroo,,o., n,rnosa. al u,,. a,.',,,.
thar a dealer wou,d SHOW secona ha,d
should show Il, With .uch f, s,ror,
suit as six diamonds To the ,hre. ton
honors, two diamond, IL the corr.c, bid
not one
II Z w saws: II the dealer ca,,s n
club and his partner ha. only on. club.
but IA. five diamonds TO tho ACC and
queen nothing else OF any account. should
d,a,nnndo ' '""' P's W w" '''e
- 'ee' " "'' '"e "'"'''o"u' /" Univ
w e"o" INC partner '"at 'here Is no
support lot Ms SUIT. Inc ueaieF may no'
W 'ons w c'oos a''housh ne mas 'ne TOPS
''' "' may nave several u'a'nohus 10
support 'he sh't''
=, ..
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hu, ,o, ,h. aca. ,o,h,nr on,sid, Sho,,,',
~. 81, .hno. $780, 60 =. 20 ~. ., w., i.
90, nn,or.o w '"'
'''
An original no trump bid usually shows
~" aces OF 'ohs so'lu SUIT ana ea''
VI '"e o'"ers stopped 10 'ake MN "u1
""e' sou nave 'our sure '''cHs III Manu-
'''"'"s II nc mas !VV ace SUI" 'iNe-
"'' "ou'' 'e"u MN " oe'eNe u'N' '''e
were trumps' which Is not true
no trumper when II Is not declared oy
the dealer.
II is a bid. intended to shu. ou. n
vary nossih,e M ,r,,,,ner IN tho ,.,, a, =,
hand which Is not strong enough ia
make any legitimate suit call MANY
PLAYERS can scent weak no tr,lr,per on
their left and will shu, II on, hy bidding
o,no,on,. ,ror, ,on,ir .,,i, f., ,,hi,,,,
'heN h'eht go sai"e 'heF o"'E "'ie"
tho strength OF their combined hands.
80 ~, ,a.a ~. al, ~. ~
2 bets that each ~ III.
four last cards played is a run Y says
there Is no run for the last OF all, which
Drought the count 10 ~
b makes a run with his first deuce and
again with his four. but there is only
one run for A. when he plays the i've.
The last card does not make run. be-
cause there is duplicate deuce between
II = n soys. 7, cu,,i,u for ,,o
.,ar,,r .r.r s.naro,.. ,n. 81, 7,
-. So ,r.a ,ard. o.. T., a..
o,i,ar r;ra A. n.,,h.r ., ,,as, $40
A and q "a M, his ,.,,I, tho, ,har, ,,'a !
n false turn for the starter, he asks for a
new deal Must Is concede this'
As II Ia the leader and ne 10 the one
that exposes two cards A may choose
which OF them shall be the starter. but
ha cappnf demand n MAUI heaI