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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1921)
- .- r: PAGE, TWO LA CJKANDE EVEMINO OBSEHVKU -i t T "" I t r,.,.ontIv rocdved n packet of them, hut only one game can be won a.la, tconiiy i hfl emplify the old slogan, "United w; stand; divided we fall." ; Do not raise partner's bid on t rum pi strength alone as he has trumps !A'W adf. Youi best as.-istunce is in t-7T':i tricks in outside suits. , Also, be careful not to raie part ner's bid when you hold a singleton i When third hand and partner bid one no.trump, and you hold a han V without a tiick or a "bust," if -yyj have a live-can! suit, take partner iff the no-trump by bidding- two in; player can trump a suit his partner, yl Column fbr zi- Card Planers leads (holding none of the suit led. Cross-Ruff is a condition in whic I two partners alternately trump the other's lead (also called see-saw.) U ! t s .rvinS in South Africa 19 years A veteran of th oer W.r. n,U They had travelled U over the living In Prlnco Albert, isk., Om- world before reaching him. the long suit. If his hand is strong he may then jyo two no-trump without Q. What is a singleton? A. The only card of a suit dealt to exit a loss. i a hand, also called a "sneak." Conducted Lij Hoijle. Jr. The suit thut your hand is short ii ', nay weaken your partner's trumps t.j ruff the opponents' suit in which yauj hnve the singleton (or sneak). Q. What Is meant by game? A. Thirty or more trick points con Questions and Answers. Q. AVhat is a rulf and a cross ruff? A. Ituff is a condition in which on stitute a game. All points in excess of AMrcH.4 qiiostlniis nbont nny Rnmo to Ilnylo, Jr., Tlif, Obsomr. An suvcid uill bo mailed woiiiptly, .No question aiiMViied unless hltjiu-U with nnmo nuil jhIiIi-cks. thirty are counted by the side winning I iloE iJlv..!..-.i'ii'n'WiMiV fi nout AUCTION UlillH.K No. I. "He who hcsitutcK in .Hi." Should there be a question tetvotri have found this method of valuation a minor make or a no-trutnn dft-lurn tion, the latter is preferable, for while the ri.sk m prvntor, the Kumo is more in trick score, and tho Uba is no Rrcat cr iu ppnalticH, 1. Six diumunds, imiuthnjf one hon or and one trick in another suit. 2. Fivo lianiiinls, int'luilinj throi Jaonorn. '. Five diamonds, including twi honors and u trick in two other hu it:'. 4. Four diamonds, infludhitf four four honors. Standard for diamond make will alo cover Hie standard for club make. to be almost infallible. Having two suits to declare, usually take Kit weaker. The stronger tiiit will alwayH be jrood the weaker i strenplhened by making it trumps. When the hand has a "singleton," or a missing uit, the bidding should noL he hi'tfh, um1ush you hold six or more of the trump suit. You cannot afford to bo foici'd. as it will weaken the tiump h'ddinK- The hand may be overbid one trick it it contains four honors in the suit, or if it is the rubber gum p. The honor score may more than eijaul th i los.l. ami van call afford to ri.k th In Auction the opening hi,) is n free; loss of BO to MM") penalty score cm th one nnn snoum lie made Irom strcnirlh; rubber pmc for mi even chance to more than lrni;tli, ami the iiiformntionjv'in it. should lit? accurate. Ijitir bids art'i ri no frame dots circumstance play according to information gained by the) so important a part as in Auction, luter bidding n,- conversation of the. Upon what has been bid depends what game. No-Trump, is always sounht mu.-t be bid. A player may often buy for, as nny pood card in partner':--! the make at a low price, but beware hand will assist, U xhowx a jcood of thu cheap buy, fur there is (,'eneral- hoiding of lnh cai-ds. Jt requires ly some iood reason why opponent lewer tricks to vm the (rame. 11 cut out the smaller l.id, in other woi.i the "Pikers," Do not be afraid to bid one no-trump even though short, iu major, .suits. Op ponents may hid Ihe i.'.it you are wettk in. You may then change, your bid, but you have inf:.-rr.H your p.-t'tm-r. do littt make at least one bid. The mi.y be lyintf low to let your niak' .stand. It is not good policy to douhh a one-trick bid an the original bid der will then realize his danger and change the suit. Ihe third hand dealer's partner . huuld be ever watchful, ready to help A bid ot two in any suit means it is his paitncr, the dealer, laise any bid best to phv th- hand in that bid. he may have made. Always bear ii The state of the rem e should never. nind, however, that the dealer has lie lost siirht of f ir a moment, fur that ' counted on one trick in his partner's h the goal of every good j, layer in hand. any gume, and especially so in Au"-j Jn other words, endeavor to combine tion, where the bonus for winningj the strength of the two hands. One tho rubber is u prime object. ihand may bo utterly worthless, hut How to Ksti,.-.a(e a Irand. with combination, many tricks may won. While many card games are mated mated. purtnerliip afl'aiis, none permit such ' Peak "'s Tlnnd Tricks Losses Spadi3 A.. Ten, and , two snuill cauls ... 2 2 lleui ts K., Q., Ten, and three small canls 5 1 Diamo'wls Q., and one small card 0 2 Clubs One small rani . I) 1 (Total i.... 7 fi In the above hand you mu.'it: Count n loss for King and Queen ofl .Spades'. Count a loss for Ace of Hearts." Count a loss for Ace of Clubs. Count n loss for Ace anil King of Diamonds. With heurls as trumps in this hand or any suit as trumps, count a loss for each missing Ace, King or Queen, as long the the hand can follow suit Whatever is left in each suit count w. estimated tricks. Add to your esti mated tricks the one you have the righto to expert from your partner' and you hnve the value of vour hand perlect teamwork as Auction. Indeed, it is the unity and harmony of the two hanilK that make for success, and cx- T-A-X-I Call Ford & George for Quick Taxi Service; re liable drivers. Stages leave our stand daily for Joseph and all intermediate points. Reasonable Eate3. For inl'orinat.ion in re gard to stages call FORD & GEORGE Main 44 I 'V . THE UNIVERSAL CAR 1 1 Ijj Roadster, $554 l I Touring, $588 - ' I I III I Coupe, $740 - HI II i Sedan ,$808 : I I II I ! . Truck, $574 e I I II ! When ypu consider these prices,, F. 0. B. La Grande, n Who needs to be without a Ford? A. 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