Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1950 — Page 34

+s Cards Js Are Considered Mixed When They’ re Placed In Hand: Good Hed fo Meld The Top Bi The Pile First [were considered penaity cards. I vere penalty ¥ot be applied top card of the discard pile be-jcard of the pile (which is uowilook ai the Bottom of the deck If you draw from the othr pile.

“THE OTHER might.” writes a said that the cards were not real-iin a case of this kind, ore putting a single card of the the bottom of the H 4 lly mixed in nd. pile) and add If a wild card happens to be there ouston correspondent. “I had ly my hand. They were wp. 100 was meant to penal ig into your hand. i" to the meld. a is perfectly all right. {You a ard, or

two jacks in my hand (among| thesefore not penalty cards. i allow other cards). “The opponents insisted that & Player who picked up the dis- Discard Pile {by all players, they then put the aoa be a wed to say CAFOE draw from the pile that, “The player at my right dis- fonce the cards were in my hand. jeard phe when it was not at alll SOME PLAYERS, realizing rest of the discard pile in their, ‘about it beforenaad you touch first. | lcarded a jack. I put my two they were considered mixed with clear that he had a right to do that this procedure allows every- hands. . "in. However, if you have already \jacks on the table, and then— ™¥ hand. Were they right? .Did oe body to see the next-to-top card ss 8w i Q—1f you touch the discard pile made: -an improper draw in this linstead of adding the jack from 'heY have a right to apply this, Fowever, when it ls perfectlyiof the discard pile, have a special Q_ After the cards all or the stock pile are you required way.and mixed one of more cards the pile to the meld on the table Pio severe penalty’ pg Syesbody that you AlSiway of taking the pile, have all of ne whichever plie lr wo your hand, that draw stands. {—1I put the complete discard pile-Severe Penalty dn ‘penalty should be applied. inecessary to take the pile, they to look at the bottom of the deck; THE CARDS should he consid-| I should point out that it does remove the pile from the tray and to see that there are no wild i the Te Other Mis Wat I re ort araw

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NORTH DIDN'T know which in my hand.

“The opponents said that all of ered mixed way to after his partner e mixed as soon as they get mo harm and often saves a great turn it the cards from the discard pile'i t 1 h over on the table .face cards there? AS ra or whe ne per dra opened the bidding and West ip Rio a player's and, but the se- deal of trouble, ir ou mel ou are required to draw|stands) your side pays a pe y “Re te : : d the down. They then extract the top. A-—-You are never supposed to from the pile that you touch first.lof 50 points. - He felt he was strong enough to!

redouble in spite of his singleton) heart. He also thought of bidding spades or clubs. Any of these actions would tip| off the enemy that he had some, Strength, His final decision was| to le low, ambushing the oppo-| 1 nents if they got out there in one] of the black suits. When South inserted his strong] / three heart bid on the second round, North wished he had taken some action at his first opportun-

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fty. Now he was really on the spot. He knew his partner -had a! ready-made heart suit and a fine hand.

His Undoing A RAISE to four hearts didn't 1sem enough on the North cards. in. North jumped to five hearts ind South sportingly went to six. West led the ace of diamonds, which won. He followed with ‘1e queen of diamonds and South uffed. South shook his head a bit 1dly when he saw the dummy. A first glance it looked like both 12 club and the spade finesses ould have to work. West, on his suble, could be figured for the ing of clubs—and that was fine, or the same reason, however, he suld be figured for the queen of :>ades—and that was bad. But wait. If West had as many ‘3 four clubs, or in other words| ' West was the only opponent) ‘ho could stop the club suit, his XY strength would be his unsng. So South played as follows. At! rick three he finessed the queen { clubs. He cashed the ace of “aarts, returned to his hand with the ace of spades and ran off : 11 the rest of his hearts,

Squeeze Play SOUTH’s last four cards were the king and jack of spades, a small club and a trump. Dummy had three clubs to the ace and A spade. West was down to the king and jack of clubs and the . guarded queen of spades, On the lead of the last trump VZest was squeezed. If he let go a club, all of dummy’s clubs: would be good. Desperately, he threw the 10 of spades, hoping Last had the jack. Both of South's spades were raw winners and these, with the # of clubs, brought the total ty 12 tricks,

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