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It Is certainly remarkable that tome ofour bridf players do not devote an ooc4tslonalafternoon to the study and practice of someof eUmentary position of the tome nathat they know what to do

ef thee altuntlom arises Atout In last weeks article the roost

mistake made by betlnnem Is Inmanagement of brace and fourcheltci

and esoectally of the combination of acetod jack In notrumpem The Idoas

that some players have of what can be donewith this particular combination are acmething wonderful and the confident mannerIn which they state their theories hours thatthey hart rotor the subject the at-

tention It deservesIf the etudent will take the trouble to lay-

out the cards of an entire suit and dlstrlbutthe ace king and Jack between tho two ifandiwhich are supposed to be the dealer

the dummy be will very MOD find thatconditions under which the adverse qunen

be caught Are very clenrly dennedTo taks one of the simplest cases first onewhich jrery often comes up sap clally Innotrumpers let on player have the kingand jack at head of long suit and theother havo the ace or the Ice may be withth Jack Let long suit containing the

with the other hand leaving thoqueen and two othersln hands of theadverarlos

It la obvious that It each adversary hiscard of the suit no mother what card t Is-

ovory trick can bo made by dropping thequeen In two lead The suit can also bemade by a flnesno either on the first or sec-ond round provided the hand that la longIn the suit has a certain card of reentry Inanother suit

Now U 1 a principle In all games and Innone more than In bridge that one must provld for every possible contingency and thatIf there are certain position of th cards whichwill make no dlffertnce In the reault If youplay In a certain there an otherposition In which your play may make adifference you must select line of playthat will provide for the cases that mightmake a difference

The most common example of this U Inwhat I called the compulsory finesse at whistIt you have tfie king and ten at the head

suit and lead a small card and your partnerwino the first round with a queen returninga small card It Is obvious that neither yourpartner nor the player on your right has theace ao that card must be on your left Ifthe Jack Is also on your left It makes no dif-

ference whether you play the king or the ten-on the second round but If the jack on yourright It makes a great difference because Inthat position your ten forces the Ice and yourking la good over the jack whereas If youplay the king and It goes to the ace tho jackIs good over your ten

A very similar principle governs ployof A K J combinations If you have toncards of the suit tetween the two handswhich Is the simplest WRY to begin with theproblem It Is limply a question of dropping

queen or byIt adversary ha a card of the suitleads of your high cord clear suit butIf either suit yojir

rook a areat difference andmust jump tuthe that Juathecause you ton cards that the otherthree must In two lead Yourmust be arranged such manner as toprovide the that may mike a

the Is In thn hand It Impos catch the queen unlrsa that card

on the left of the unless there Is-

o ecrtoln reentry card with the long suitThe reason Is that even U the oueen

be rtnessed against If It Is on the rightit cannot be caught until thehand the player with thelong suit wII have to get on somethingelse

A a concrete example Is a better Illustra-tion than any statement of a theory tAkethe deal which woe sent to TilESUN a correspondent In Cincinnati andwhich nn ofhow little this particular position Isstood 7 made on the followingcarrIe with the score d to 0 In lila onrubber game

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can clear the clubs In the dummy ho cnnwin two hy cards nod same

the actual game It appears that after thebad lioen hispartner very severely tOur

on n which seonied to havosuch possibilities contentionwas rhoiild ha n small

the ace so as to n hint on thesituation and nn finding A with none of thesuit he hould havo put the king In

hood and Id the throughII catching his iU n and making the

to say the dealer admlttrderror anti for hit mlinanage-tn nt of the linnd and till partnerstill liellrvrs that the gnmeraved If this hand hiid been properlyIf the student will lay out It willIn1 obvious that no matter how Z plays the

or what club hf firstor llnestos or how much nr how often hecatches the quern clubs tailbrought neither of the condition

bell in ted ai to IIWHH-Is fninilfil In particular hand

Is not on of the Jack nod thero-h no card of with theof thn milt which It i sought to bring In

Suppose lends the small card firstsuggests and on the king

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heart ur nguln but7 doe not know wlrllier or not I has anylitariii III gl e lila A signal tosnow hl rutitry suit This Iwial oftenprevents Hie parlor from the

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suit had been againstthe dealer to

j playedIx the frommakes It to take a finesse In long-hand on the second round If the finesse It

The beginner Imagines that leadingthe the hand youIt Impossible to toke the lines on ilde

fact that nothing Igained by taking the fInesse on the short

thequeen Is caught the suit not cleared If

to lend a third round to catchthe It Is to the hoodIn again that Is long In the suit unless the

by a reentrychance I to load high

card first If both adversaries followthe round will drop tho Iffin phyer on the follow lollvou can contile rememberingthat you could not hue caught the queen

hand fobivR suit Mi handCOO lie yourself on having

played the combinationway provides for all contingencies

brought In at allnol common than to see a

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hoot the oboe A must have held six clubsand would have owned that suit In prefer-ence to A heart suit

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State TonrnamenUThe Hoard ot of the Now fork

State Clues Association decided at the lastmoment tn take no chinces of hiving he-

nnnuil mldMimmor montlng at DulTalo

marred on account of the dl Mtl fnrtlonover the the caiimlt-

ino to the m nb rs of t tmule match team profcrrrd In-

tht masters tournament nnd theprinted programmes oont ln no referenceto returnnow points to a successful cathorlni of nrpert Statn The onnouncot

toirniniont to JOODII fplayers of Much roer t Isod the 1111

bury In declining to on the score thntothur ontrlo would bo outclnned by

him It Is liopoiL hownver that if ho onhand ns now t his blindfold

nraln t sixteen players Im mayIm Induced br the hIgh grithen II take a hand In tho fnyIt Is nrcued that If such xp rt ac UHhnwMter sshould present themselves he would hosetilentr work cut out for himThe of this rnnte t nimeunte MMwith a urine of t7ii nnd the others In proportion In three class lojirnnrnent

Ho three Ort prles of us in andfIr entrance f M fr illfour Mnn Jj tAr each competitor All thetournament will rje one numberof entries warrant it nod no conteitint willlIP rq to play more than two

lOt day flninrs will ho scheduled Mrlout sd-

joirnmeiits will tie pcrml llle with thronent

Important Information for ch ss playerscome tu front othor lil ve ler-divs mall o pfTert tint the HermanChe A opatlon h decided to hold IM

conerrsi next yeiraol In addition to c ehritln the twentyfifth year I eltenro prnixxes to nruntil an tournament to

limslers of the world It hot til-

cuetoin of this t suchmeotlnes nvrry other rrir am to h vj a-

ma ters us lion featureTill of the Hanover the s Clubuniier the chairmanship of fnrl Nrhultz

Thin amount of the Mincti are promlo will nnoiin il

lime hem of In CityCouncil beer elected ofooriirre and the of Citronsninny of the loading Hanover

a poollillliy Ihnt

III this suimrer ofpluyrr of while a s e n l loiirntniiii-tl ns for SfoniP nrlo next winter

NfK ilatl ji nre tour a matchlir the ofCominiiik and the l Mvltlstlf of IjrU

lops taknn touf Available for such n

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Rsndkalt la Favor Training Ktrrrli-Totaj Athtelei at Camp KsUbow

Handball as a part of the ofscholastic baseball teams will be greatlyIndulged In by the youngsters next winterIn reference to Prof Drown of the BronxSchool said

Ilindball as a factor In training ofbaseball men Is without nn equal It roundione Into condition quickly arid ride him of tintslowness and he ltanoy which follows n wintersInactivity It the sport woo morn IndulgedIn hy the youngsters of the various icioolI think the majority of the toami wouldmake a tar better showing In the early partof the season The point li to brlncholastlo teams Into condition M rear theopening of the season us pjislbt It is afact that the cholatlc teams are In decidedlypoor form when trot they step on tho dia-

mond The winters work In the gymnasiumundeniably has strengthened the candidatesbut At the same time It leaves them moreor teas muscle bound from nature of thowork

During the Indoor winter training handballwould work a great change The gameexercises ivory muscle of the body nnd de-

velops tho of the shoulders and In amarvellous manner and In addition makesa boy alert and qulok on feet nut perhapsIts chief benefit Hn In the opportunity Itaffords for the exercise ot judgmentS Thplayer muit learn when arid where the ballmust strike and how to return It This hels compelled to think and act on the spur ofthe moment so to speak which Is of Incal-

culable benefit to the youngsters and dev 8p the very power of judging a ball thatmakes a steady and valuable baseball playerFor winter work handball will do moro forsquad of candidates that general gymnasiumtraining and at the same time effect bettorund more muscular development

The call for candidates for a school teamto usually Issued the latter pint of Decemborof the second week In January Then en

UM a period of tedious cae work tillground 1 the open season cornmcncei It seldom possible to accom-plish much more than a little battery workIn the cage and when the boys g out for thelIt outdoor prentice they are usually stiltand it takes a long time to llmbnr

and even In the lar i colleges little Isaccomplished till after in Southern trip

where a long cannot uoafforded do not round In con-dition till late In tOte seaton and Justthe time the team la In prime condition the

endsdefeating Tobin

at Union on July fie 17 llillenfeldt In-

stitute baseball Uvira the third consecu-tive time won the baseballof the league comprising tintwo schoolsSchool The score was s to S The two

met a week nt Tobin MilitaryAcademy field and Institutewon a score of 4 to I after struggle

Among the roost Interesting featuressnosons work In School league

woo the Unnli The tennisof School entered with the

same confident that was noticeable In alltheir undertakings Thor were surprised

Iticbr to carry off the honors In thedoubles It t had the set been com

on the same afternoon that It startedthey would have been no lucky

Birns all round Illehsrds and ThomasOf Ktmnnll FVioo

of School proved himself avictor In the strongest

opponent was of Schoolwent thrMurh all his

arfl h rmd ka4ii thin nlk welltin handa J rWiptyset In thelfvles School tiiftho t

over

L Jn achools of this city

movement and the fleer future thesohnme be worked tn a The boysthat are still In the eUr are delightedIdea lirce number of scholasticcracks belonc to boat clubs In VicInity

considerable 1rofOnlumbla Grammar has this to eay

on the subjectIt a great undertaking Most

nil the schools up the Stole havehold their year 1 think It wouldhe a great benefit to Andmen asst In the buysIn Knrlnad such races between school teamsattract big crowds I will Instruct mrto vote It at the next meeting of the a-

noMntlonThe new public school athletic association

Is thn promotersnxpect to be backed by Tin

ague Preldont of The BronxI that In of atlin public sflhool nthlt s will bn admitted

A may b d nlt to the new amendm nt of of tho New YorkInt r dioln tto Athlitlc A oclatlon whichhero n studont who employs a tutor or whogoes to a high competing InRoholiutle gamv Severalnf loot season will take a course of study athome lo prepare for collegto the and at the first meet-ing of association a heated argu-ment Is expected

A been received from P MSmxas who li spending his vacation At CampKalnhnw lie siy thin ho will return tothe city about Aug li and will start nt onceto malt arrangements for the annual Inter

contest to be held onOct l the tournament will consist of clubevents open to nil students In preparatory

vicinity wllllloch In the nf lr 5ivagis ln tlhut which has extensive repairsand is now In splendid shapethnt titer are cracks atCnmp ro already trotting InKon ftiiitdfavorite among the boys F V

onimlly been elected of thetmm wnlch oonsNts of the follovlnit playerirA Oflrln Columbia Orammar School H T-Klniis Dwight Hchnol II nerlln BerkeleySchool nnd A flItter Iratt A-

Kellrli captain of the bisobill team and hisof player has mnd ll nt show

In thus ar Thin three Mines played haveresulted In two victories and ono

lire being mood for n pony poloto play n match come with team

from Mie thn crnoUbIcYcle rider of ilorkeiey School Is d

1 good gymnast He may pluto fount

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Few people would think of a car barn acentre but thats what the ear barns

are In Brooklyn The Brooklyn RapId Transit Company which owns all of the car hootbut one In the borough like Idea of sodahlllty and good fellowship among It menand Is doing Its boot to encourage both Sothe company has established clubs atcar barns and the men are using them as meetIng plates Instead of the nearest saloons

Four thousand motormen arid conductorsore employed by the company Nearly allof them are now provided with clubroomiat the b rns where they go to work It Isntthe companys fault that there Isnt a clubat every car barn though the clubs cost thecompany good money The company bo-

lleves that the betterment of the Individualincreases value to his employer a wellan to the community and hlnuelf Clubsof the right kind ore In the direction of better-ment It thinks Therefore the companyestablishes clubs for lt men and encouragesthem to give the saloons a wide berth

There are seven big car the cornpanys lines To each there reports dillya force ranging from JOO to 700 men Sitout of these seven the Cross Town line barnIn Manhattan avenue and the East Newxork Flatnush Canard Mupeth and Ridgewood barns havo their men clubroomsThere IK no club yet at the streetbarn because the hose found It difficult to flnd accommodations butIs now about tn make the necessary arrange-ments An car barn ID avenue

destroyed by rtro and the clubquarters The new barn has not

started but when It Is built It wilt havethe finest clubroom of the All of theother cluL are doing very wellIndeed

There are almost all of the attractions ofany other club at three rnotnrrneue clubs

the bar In there Is a bar tooat each the drinks are free but theyare soft drinks In cold weather the com-pany gives coffee nwar to men at every

hot weather outmMl water provided for all who will drink It Onand holidays sandwiches Iced tea aregiven to the men too and tn most of theclubrooms there 1 a whomeals at a small cost as part of hula duties

Another thing that I irro at all the clubsIs n No Brooklyn Itnpln Transit motorman has any excuse being dirty long Atevery one the clubs Is a room con

half n down or more bathtubs POOPnnd plenty of clean towels and every roan canuse an often as be likes bathSare tn focI the most popular Institutionat the club

It Isnt and refreshments whichthe clubs supply The social theirDrlnclpnl and that U the most In

side of them Every club areading room which Is by

company of course with newspaperscurrent magazines In every ona-

nl o there ore two or moretables arch the usual small game parapher-nalia Is forbiddenthe only restriction

room more elaborate thanrest hits howling alleys and several havegymnasium Each has a largemeeting room flttod a at whichIn the evenings occasional entertainmentare given concerts chowsIn which home Mlent does Itoelf proud TheFlntbusli Club has n baseball whichcm a rood of Itself

The oldest of the companys clubn has beenIn existence for years All of thornare an outgrowth of wish to

Its employees Featureshove been added from time to and thecompany to go on Improving the

and extending as opportunityarises says

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wood an adjoining cottage has been rentedKach the control of the divis-iontire kept In order by a janitor paid by thecompany There are no The

for membership aro em-ployment with the company good be

of the rest Is the club at tin bigCross Town Manhattan avenueThis has the largest membership of all the

Its up thosecond dory of the car OnIs a room about two hundred feet In lengthwith a stage at one run areranged along one side and at thn other oresmaller tables covered withThe room will seat seven or eight hundredpersons comfortably as It a few daysago an entertainmentriven In It hr the team of the

V C A To such entertainmentsas thrso the conductors anti motermen on

lines and their eMIdroll Invited Th company providesfree cur to takn them carryhomo afterward

07 the ble loath I a dining room In whIchthem uncut may cOt their menInn tie hail Adjoining Is thehith room ami then conicUernuv of the o this Is the most desirableof the clubs At In the membersmotion limit bowling alloys have beento all the as soon as an opportunity-come to them

The flrooHfn ftsittd TransitIs the only sirt corporation whichhas goni Into club so

to tlie present The Metropolitan Streethal ad a wrtnl for men

t t t malt lined fie mens Miitw-lllenrt Association and Is not directly roaninroii ny the ns th eclubs are by the Rapid Transit corporation

two to Indiicn companys mento e how they worn oppresspil and to strike t thethe irwn thoiixiit of thrso cluln And foundthvy A bettor to th Ini niion to li n tliMarfnrnivntftthl-abo agitators uced

lliK riuli inent of otto U flxnt-hlnir said President fircntHlnirer to a Kuvreporter who nskoil him nl ont the motormens Ve l llev In It ami we areextcmlltiB It lint It l nt a thing wo can doby wholeMr with n rush As the oppor-tunity frvo wi developing It

men like It appreciate our InOur aim I tn con

illtloii wherever no cm tn make thorn contented aninbovr allto persuade them to savetheIr enrnlnrs tot their own fond

b iPMt InctenM of their w gMin undf rnble resorts Ve lure lieetilng AtIt nnd I loop tint the movement will growVn shall enconrauo It whenever the con-

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