The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 8Grolier Incorporated, 1999 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries A thirty-volume encyclopedia covering important world events while providing major new treatments of selected topics in various academic fields. |
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Page 186
... play and by showing ( counting ) the hands after play is finished . Play Procedures . The basic game is for two contestants , and first deal is determined by cut- ting the cards . The one who cuts the low card is dealer ; thereafter the ...
... play and by showing ( counting ) the hands after play is finished . Play Procedures . The basic game is for two contestants , and first deal is determined by cut- ting the cards . The one who cuts the low card is dealer ; thereafter the ...
Page 187
... play . Other Cribbage Games . Four - hand cribbage is played with two partnerships . One player on each side pegs all points scored . Five cards are dealt to each player , and each discards one card into the crib . The player on ...
... play . Other Cribbage Games . Four - hand cribbage is played with two partnerships . One player on each side pegs all points scored . Five cards are dealt to each player , and each discards one card into the crib . The player on ...
Page 244
... play . The first player may make any legal stroke but usually tries to hit his partner's ball or an adverse ball for an extra shot . The other balls follow in turn , but all four must play in order at all times , the usual order being ...
... play . The first player may make any legal stroke but usually tries to hit his partner's ball or an adverse ball for an extra shot . The other balls follow in turn , but all four must play in order at all times , the usual order being ...
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