The sun., 1914-09-27
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

Auction bridge. ID. s. W. says: u Is
the declarer with A on his left and T.
| On his right When three tricks remain
to be played. u lays his cards on the
tablc face UP and insists that hc violates
no rule ~ the game in 50 doing. is
there any rule forbddlng such exposure
or the cards"
There Is no ru'c that forbids Il from
laying dorr his cards providing he is
willing 60 let the dcc!arer call them The
laws simply say that If n player EXPOSE
he hand In his way mo cards remain
un the table. ard the dcoarcr plays ;hom
90 suit liinsc,f l'urthe~, when hts part-
ncr. .u this case a. has only two cards
! leg. tney rlrst Sc laid on the table also,
! ard Tie Gec,arcr can play thcm "a suit
himself. tsce Jaw lOa)
NJ G. II. says; 4. playing tguirst the
declaration. gets lito a dispute With s!s
partner IN he middle II 1dEd 'Ed
then remarks, There has been so trICh
.a,k forget what was played to that
| iast trick" turning 1t W and looking
! 1T IT AZ the same time. Is this allowed?
is at liberty to turn UP the trick
and look at 1t II he wishes to- but 1t Will
cost him % points In honors. Zach time
a trick once turned and Quilted is looked
at ii costs % points penalty, even 30
It be the same trick that is turned W
= second time after the first penalty is
paid.
: y. " says: deals and bids no
trump. which a and Y pass. Bid bids
two no irumps ard z doubles. Who plays
tho hand?
/ y is the decarcr. az he Is one Of the
partners who made the winning declara-
7 tion That the other side named the
declaration first makes no difference.
'rhe% are ovcrcalled.
I VI Y g. SAYS: Two no trumps X
doubled The declArer makes four odd
out here in Montana We do not know
how to sCur, this. 4 says 6; H. in for
tho two tricks doubled and loo each Zoe
tho two extra tricks. whil" y insists II
Is =" for the four odd and 2o0 for tho
extra tricks This seems to be- counting
tn" extra trick. twice.
Tho extra tricks are counted twice.
hui tho first time they count toward
game the second time they score pen
al,ics IN tho honor column only. Tho
d,ciarer wins four odd AT double value.
which is 50 points and game Then sh,
H''S '' '"'' ~ ''' running """"''"
''oh'rf'' ana d" Tor 'aeh trl'k over that
contract. That is 15o in honors rs penalty
and aces as held
- r. " SAYS: The dealer h!ds M
: .rtIs u s ri i',, 80 ~" - ~ '.. ''''
l,,,io ,,.,Is a,o o',.o,' and NV, ",'"s ., or'
( four clubs to the ac, and fivc diamonds o.
ace king Jack. What should she say?
/ As It is always a question whether tn,
on ,orc.h q, is usr,i fnr ,ho d.a,.. :,
! , 81, 49,. ,,,,. ..', 49,.
no" 'ne "'S' suit III 'n'" case '''
. diamonds, and leave It to III" partner to
say whether size can afford To- go back
to no trumps. rcturn to the royals. or 1T
/ the diamond declaration stand. one thing
| the partner knows, which is that tho
n,us, H.. ,nor,
= s,.s r,....., ,,,, =, ,,,r, y
: h,,s III. h,rs his nar,rcr fr,n, ,ny f,'.
,nc- hiI1inc maj dn,,
Tho bidd,,v nrocccd. ne 4, ro,biu, ir.
r.ru,,r had occurred but 4 can on,.,
,ho bidding again only ~ tho hid II,
,,ss.d has hecn do,ihl.d or ov.rcaI,od
J. #, T. says We do not understand
.nr .n,"r! o, tnN'ns t"e p"i,,, out % I
II may be an r.tnt WIN weak one
! ''",'' - '"''P ~"
, th'rd manu- ,v.pS - h''r.s 10 uIT , 'r,
/ Hu''! I"'"' ""'' - '"' '''''' '' "''''''''
"'H'lS'
y IS sa''r. suppose N" n'S' I''' tdN''
| out one OF his aces and tho heart hn"ss'
! loses 10 the King. after which N, rest