Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1950 — Page 39

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By OSWALD JACOBY A PITTSBURGH reader writes

_ as follows: “Both sides needed!

120 and after a few rounds of play, my partner proceeded to meld joker-queen-queen and deuce _ Jack- jack. The meld was of ‘course

cards. “He discarded one ot the queens. My hand consisted of four aces, three sevens, three fives and a black three, and my next draw was a joker. “I promptly melded my joker with the four aces, At his turn

joker to my aces, melded the deuce and two jacks and dis-

device with the jacks he had added both wild cards to my aces, we would have had a canasta and I could have melded out at my next turn, “As it happened, I kept drawing and discarding odd cards, and eventually gave Ze an enormous discard p

_ “Before 1 3 De go out, the op-|

~ ponents scored 3000 points while

if he had made the canasta right} . .

away, we would have set them back on the hand. Didn’t he make a bad play when he failed to make the canasta for me?”

Missed Cue I REGRET to have to state that my correspondent was the one at fault in the hand described above. He had a simple method of telling his, partner to make

“one of his wild cards with the two jacks. All he had to do was i meld one of his small sets of three at the same time he melded the aces. Then, if his partner was on his toes, he would have said to himself, “My partner didn't have to meld those three little cards. “Four aces and a joker count 130, which is more than enough count. He is showing me that he is playing for out. Therefore, it - 48 ‘my duty to help him and the way to help him is to make the canasta.” Partner Wrong HENCE THE canasta would have been made and the hand ended immediately. Of course, I make some charge

_ against the partner. When the ace!

meld was made, his correct play was to add the joker, discard his remaining queen and leave the deuce and the two jacks as pen_alty cards for one more round.

Your gee there is no requirement room that penalty cards must be meid- :

---0d-at: the first-opportunity.

Mr. Jacoby is unable to answer Individual questions on canasta from readers. However, he will include the most frequently asked questions in his column.

Daggys Here For Visit

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