1964_Sackson_150_May 09.jpg
Creator
Sid Sackson
Date
1964
Format
.jpg
Source
Box 1, Object 2, Sid Sackson collection
Item sets
Rights Statement
The Strong, Rochester, New York.
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1964_Sackson_150_May 09.jpg
Title
1964_Sackson_150_May 09.jpg
Rights
The Strong, Rochester, New York.
Type
image
Creator
Sid Sackson
Date
1964
Format
.jpg
Language
English
Source
Box 1, Object 2, Sid Sackson collection
Coverage
1964
transcription
SATURDAY 9 MAY
1964 130th day - 236 days to come
At Brentano's saw BLOCK OUT (T.A.G. - Transagram Adult Games)
A fancy production of a simple game. There are
2 dice, wooden blocks for the numbers 2 thru 12
and 4 trays with space for 5 blocks.
Game #1:- 2 to 4 can play. Players in turn can shake
the dice. They may take a block equalling the total
number or any two available numbers that add up to
the total. These are placed in order on their tray. A pc.
can be taken from an opponent's tray provided it is the
last pc. in the tray. Only one pc. can be taken from
an opponent on a turn but 2 pcs. from 2 opponents
can be taken in a turn. The first to get 5 pcs.
wins.
Game #2:- Only the pc. representing the total of the
dice can be taken but it can be taken regardless
where it is located. The first to get 3 blocks
in numerical order sequence (don't have to be in
that order on the tray) wins.
Game #2 & #3 seem to be completely chance.
At a party at the Shenker's played CHARADES using
only movie titles. This made it too easy.
1964 130th day - 236 days to come
At Brentano's saw BLOCK OUT (T.A.G. - Transagram Adult Games)
A fancy production of a simple game. There are
2 dice, wooden blocks for the numbers 2 thru 12
and 4 trays with space for 5 blocks.
Game #1:- 2 to 4 can play. Players in turn can shake
the dice. They may take a block equalling the total
number or any two available numbers that add up to
the total. These are placed in order on their tray. A pc.
can be taken from an opponent's tray provided it is the
last pc. in the tray. Only one pc. can be taken from
an opponent on a turn but 2 pcs. from 2 opponents
can be taken in a turn. The first to get 5 pcs.
wins.
Game #2:- Only the pc. representing the total of the
dice can be taken but it can be taken regardless
where it is located. The first to get 3 blocks
in numerical order sequence (don't have to be in
that order on the tray) wins.
Game #2 & #3 seem to be completely chance.
At a party at the Shenker's played CHARADES using
only movie titles. This made it too easy.
Item sets