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at "Speakeasy Antiques" (where I bought <u>SPOOF</u> in 1971). He had
at "Speakeasy Antiques" (where I bought <u>SPOOF</u> in 1971). He had
<u>HALMA</u>, <u>CALL ME LUCKY</u>, <u>QUARTERBACK</u> (a football game, fairly
<u>HALMA</u>, <u>CALL ME LUCKY</u>, <u>QUARTERBACK</u> (a football game, fairly
complicated, done sometime in the '205), <u>TICKER</u> (a stock market game,
complicated, done sometime in the '20s [1920s]), <u>TICKER</u> (a stock market game,
without rules, or date but also probably in the '20s.
without rules, or date but also probably in the '20s [1920s].
<br>We played <u>INFINITY</u>, which is quite different than the version I saw
<br>We played <u>INFINITY</u>, which is quite different than the version I saw
several years ago. I made some suggestions concerning exactly
several years ago. I made some suggestions concerning exactly