The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
SCHOOL To1 CARD NAYI1S.

out n then Y supported the no
trumper." The declarer, Y. wfro first bid
no trump. says he can call a lead from
a and quotes law 81. A maintains that
II was necessary to explain to his part
ncr why II was not his lead.
z can cali a lead. The law distinctly
that after the hnai declaration has
been accepted. as It was In this case.
when three players passed. II an adver.
sary OF the declarer inform his partner
OF any previous declaration the deciarer
may call a lead. II 10 not necessary for
A even to state that z FIRST bid the no
trumper. Tho assertion that Il 10 his
lead and not BIS Is enough.
j. II. j. says: The declarer leads q
spade rom dummy when II IL his own
lead. A at once says. Wrong hand
whereupon IN declarer pushes the spade
n leads a diamond. Il objects
insists that dummy lead the spade.
The declarer insists that A objected to
lead and tho declarer corrected Il
before the second hand had accepted the
lead by playing to the trick.
II A stmpiy said wrong hand" that
Is not obtecting to the lead. but calling
attention to the fact that II 10 . lead out
Of turn. The declarer 10 not allowed to
correct the error unless directed to do
80. and A did not direct him.
T. =. 8. says: z deals with the WRONG
cards. but II 10 not noticed until the
deal ID complete and the dealer has made
a bio. A bets that the packs. having
been changed. must 10 remain.
A has the choice of packs II Il 10 his
deal. II he wishes them TO remain
changed he may have It %.
q. l. p. asks for . description Of the
usual method Of running . club tourna-
msnt when Il 10 70 run through the sea-
son. with several pr1ses for the winners.
Duplicate 10 considered the nearest ap-
proach to Or equalization Of the cards,
but whether the game be duplicate or
straight It 10 usual to have four deals
at a table before changing adversaries,
or both partners and adversaries II the
game IL not duplicate. There arc no rub
bers. but 1875 10 added for Q eame won.
Records are kept Of the plus and minus
scores made by zach player. and at the
end OF h reason the best plus IL the
winner.
Indian Dice. A. II. c. says: Playing
the aces a. jokers. A keeps q queen and
ace on his nrst throw. On the next roll
he gets three kings. discards the queen
and calls Il o kinga- b bets that
as he called the Joker a queen on the
first roll. 20 as to make a pair Of
queens. he cannot change II to q king.
and that his hand Is . king full on
queens.
anything until ne has finished his three
throws. He simply holds out Of the first
throw what he pleases and at the end
Of his third throw he announces the final
result. A has four kings.
Call Ace Euchre. NJ. F. r. asks where
tho complete code Of rules for this
gams may b found.
The only o known to Tbs Sun 10
published by De La Rue 4 Co. 40
Bunh!ll Row. London. II has never been
reprinted In America. Most OF the mod
ern Hoyles give rules that are complete
enough for general purposes.
Cribbage. II. r. G. says: Four play
ing. \ first. the cards fall 6. 3. 3. 6 on
the first round On the next round they
fall ., 4. 3. go. go, 4. For this card
Il pegs "A run Of three. which c. who
begged n run OF three with the last
trey, disputes.
There Is no run for r. although tho
cards face up show II. because the first
1, played by Il himself, prevents his
reaching the deuce played by A.. All b
can peg Is the two holes for thirty-one.
T. T W. asks how many should have
heen begged by each side in a four hand
game for them both to he at home.
on the first deal the non-dealers
should have 10 or 90 pegged. and the
dealers side. with their crib. % or ~
After tho second deal each side should
have a. or 40 pegged. some think ~.
This would make 1t favorable for the
non dealers. with the first count, to win
out on the third deal.
C.. 7. l.. says: A goes out when u
is only 20 up. playing two hand. A
SAYS his counts two games In a tourna-
men'.
/, is tho usual custom To call a lurch
"A double game. although Walkers law
XIN. in tho 1897 edition of his Crib
bage Made Easy says they do not
count excspt by agreement. and In a
footno,e ne advises the player always
TO ask his adversary. 'Do we play
lurches?" Dick & Fftzgerald's law %
copies Walker. but on page % II Is
stated that n lurch Ia a double game.
Solitaire. r, w. c. wants to know
81 any reader Of THE u can give him
, description of the proper method OF
playing everlasting, or where such
may be found.
No game Of tina name can be found
In any OF tho works on Patience in THE
SrN library.
Casino. r. y. q. says a holds n ..
7, 4 and 2. lie puts the 4 on a 3. which,
IL on the table and calls n =. Then B
puts a . on n 3 and calls II r. on this
I build A puts his . and calls II a I.
Il bets he must take In his own . build
first.
As long as A makes a play Of some
kind. taking in cards, making new