Euchre, four handed, nines through Aces
1 in 6.
Since you're asking about the the possibility of four clubs in another hand, I'll go ahead and state the unstated assumption: you mean that you don't have any clubs other than the Jack and Ten in your hand.
9,T,J,Q,K,A in four suits: 24 cards
Six cards dealt each player: 24 cards
To figure the odds, counts the number of ways to deal what you see and the number of ways to deal the target arrangement. Then divide the latter by former.
Deal what you see
Deal yourself JC, JS, TC and 3 of the other 17 non-clubs.
Number of ways to do so: C(17,3) = 1,330
Deal the other three hands: C(18,6)*C(12,6)*C(6,6) = 17,153,136
So the number of deals that result in you getting JC,JS,TC and no other clubs: 11,664,132,480
Deal the same, but with 3 or 4 clubs in a single other hand
The number of ways to deal JC,JS,TC and no other clubs to you and three or four other clubs to one of the other players:
Deal your hand: 1,330
Then either

deal three clubs exactly to one player: C(4,3)*C(14,3) = 1,456

or

deal four clubs to one player: C(4,4)*C(14,2) = 91

For a total of 1,547 ways to deal 3 or 4 clubs to that player.
The deal the other hands: C(12,6)*C(6,6) = 924
= 1,901,139,240
Figure the odds
The odds are then 1,901,139,240/11,664,132,480
This comes out to about 16.3% or 1 in 6