PENCIL BRIDGE
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OIRECTIOSS FOR PLAY
The partners are the famous learns of North and South and East and West. South is always the
dealer. First examine the holding of South. When you have decided what he should bid. mark this bld In the bidding box. If it is one Spade, pul "Is." as Indicated In the first diagram Now consider (Vest's holding and see uhat he can say If he can bld two
Hearts. mark "Ih." as Indicated In the second diagram Go around each band in turn and
iteora an the bids in the same way. using one column for each round; and finally mark the declaration Now begin playing . _ . A- each card ot the first round FVi I’ played, write the figure I (one) [ In the lower half of tha card, as Kn indicated in the third diagram. I'l Then, as each round is played continue marking the cards In euceession i. a. ♦. etc., and corresponding cresset for tricks in the trick box as Indicated in the diagram. The figures with which
you cpeck off the cards as they are played will enable ou to identify them with the round they were played In After the thirteenth
nuc' res sonwreosu trick, add the total for eseh «We note the winner.
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 112, 5 February 1931, Page 3
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