HIGH-LOW-JACK-GAME.
This game is played with a set of balls the same as used in Fifteen-Ball Pool.
Any number of persons may play, the order of play being determined by the rolling of the small numbered balls.
The fifteen-ball is High; the one-ball is Low; the nine-ball is Jack; and the highest aggregate is Game. Seven points generally constitute a game.
In cases where players have one and two to go to finish game, the first balls holed count out first, be they High, Low, or Jack.
In setting up the pyramid the three counting balls—High, Low, Jack—are placed in the centre, with High at the head of the three named balls, the other balls as in regular Fifteen-Ball Pool.
When players have each one to go, instead of setting up an entire frame of pyramids, a ball is placed at the foot of the table, in direct line with the spots, and at a distance from the lower cushion equal to the diameter of another of the pool balls. This ball must be pocketed by banking it to one or more cushions. The player who pockets the ball wins the game.