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record of the board for <u>OVER 'N OVER</u>, so

I put it in here.

[Diagram of a square board with 25 circles in it arranged in a 5 x 5 formation. 12 circles are green (G), 12 are orange (O), and the one at the center is white (W) as follows: top row - OGOOG; 2nd row - GOGGO; 3rd row - OGWOG; 4th row - GOOGO; 5th row - OGGOG. Every circle is connected to each of its neighboring circles both orthogonally and diagonally except for the ones that are adjacent to the corners which are only connected to the corners and not to the one diagonally across.]

Also discovered that I finally

decided that 1-2-3-4-5 is what to

use at the start. Also if a player can't move,

he loses.

Decided to bring <u>INVASION</u>. Looked over the

rules. Also found that I had a record of

The others I'm bringing are <u>THE BRAIN GAME</u>,

<u>PUSHOVER</u>, [Illegible strikeout], <u>PAIR OFF</u>, & <u>HABITAT</u>.

<u>Warren Buell</u> called. He came in too late to come over tonight and probably

won't be able to make it tomorrow. Talked about games - what I am

doing and mentioned seeing bookshelf games in Mays (probably DDI).

He let his subscription to ''<u>S & T</u>'' lapse about 6 months ago since he is

not interested in war gaming. I told him I'd send him my columns

periodically. Also mentioned <u>TRIPPPLES</u> and told him I'd send the info.

He'll call again tomorrow whether he can make it or not. Thanked Warren

for the clippings he sent me.

To Boston Post Road and got 12 repros of the <u>PUSHOVER</u> setup sheet.

Also 1 repro of the <u>HABITAT</u> solution which I drew up today.

Called <s>fellow</s> Morin about the ''<u>AGOG</u>'' permissions (see 2/7). Hasn't got to