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<u>NEXT</u>. the board is shown. See 6/28/68 for [drawing of board oval shaped with 9 segments]<br>
<u>NEXT</u>. the board is shown. See 6/28/68 for  
the rules, played on a somewhat different<br>
the rules, played on a somewhat different
board.<br>
board. [drawing of board oval shaped with 9 segments] <br>
<u>FOXY</u>. This is basically solitaire with a "gimmick."<br>
<u>FOXY</u>. This is basically solitaire with a "gimmick."
[drawing of 3x3 grid board; columns "x" "y" "z"; rows "Red" "White" "Blue]<br>
[drawing of 3x3 grid board; columns "x" "y" "z"; rows "Red" "White" "Blue]
There is a bag with 10 each of<br>
There is a bag with 10 each of
red, white, and blue chips. Another 10 of each<br>
red, white, and blue chips. Another 10 of each
color are kept in a box. The player chooses<br>
color are kept in a box. The player chooses
one of the "strategies" x, y, or z by placing<br>
one of the "strategies" x, y, or z by placing
a marker on the letter. Then he draws a chip at<br>
a marker on the letter. Then he draws a chip at
random from the bag. This tells him whether<br>
random from the bag. This tells him whether
he or the machine have one points and how<br>
he or the machine have one points and how
many. If the machine loses, the chip is placed in the box. If<br>
many. If the machine loses, the chip is placed in the box. If
the machine wins, the chip is returned to the <s>box</s> bag together<br>
the machine wins, the chip is returned to the <s>box</s> bag together
with another one of that color from the box. The player can<br>
with another one of that color from the box. The player can
change his strategy as often as he wishes. When the machine<br>
change his strategy as often as he wishes. When the machine
reaches 100 or more points the game is over. The player wins<br>
reaches 100 or more points the game is over. The player wins
if he has more points.<br>
if he has more points.<br>
Claude also showed Wexler <u>5-6-7</u>. This is <u>TIC-TAC-TOE</u> using<br>
Claude also showed Wexler <u>5-6-7</u>. This is <u>TIC-TAC-TOE</u> using<br>