Dave Schenk, left, of Auburn and John Miller of Turner play cribbage at Side By Each Brewing Co. in Auburn recently.
Cindy Taylor won last year's Side By Each cribbage league championship.
Jessica Giles of Lewiston shakes hands with Carina Ream while playing cribbage at Side By Each Brewing Co. in Auburn recently. "This is the second cribbage league I've been in," Giles says. "The first one was a lot of fun so I wanted to do it again. You meet a lot of cool people — a lot of different types of people."
Tyla Davis of Poland runs multiple cribbage leagues in the area, including the league at Side By Each Brewing in Auburn. "I honestly don't know how I ended up the Cribbage Queen of LA," Davis says. "It just kind of worked out that way."
Tyla Davis of Poland runs multiple cribbage leagues in the area, including the league at Side By Each Brewing Co. in Auburn. "I honestly don't know how I ended up the Cribbage Queen of LA," Davis says. "It just kind of worked out that way."
To the victors go the spoils. In this case, Keith Davis, left, of Poland and Ben Dyke of Lewiston show off their winnings after squaring off for the cribbage league championship at Side by Each in Auburn last month. The 29-shaped cribbage board refers to 29 being the highest number of points possible in one hand of cribbage.
Wayne Heyward, center, of Sabattus and Bruce Lake of Lewiston play cribbage at Side By Each Brewing Co. in Auburn recently. "It's equal parts luck of the draw and knowing how to play your hand," said Heyward, "but it's a game in which an experienced player can lose to a novice as easily as the other way around."
A poster for cribbage night at Obscura Cafe and Drinkery in Lewiston.
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