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14 SUNDAY - APRIL 1974 EASTER DAY - 104TH DAY - 261 DAYS TO COME

Went thru all the boxes in the basement to review what I had there.

Played a little of HEX-MATCH solitaire myself. With 5 open pcs. it is fairly easy. I'll have to try it with 4.

Brought the Horn's a copy of TRIPPPLES. Played a game with Laurie - with Dave helping her.

Played 4-hand HEX-MATCH and Barbara said she liked it at least as much as SHAPE AND SHATTER.

Showed EVEN WORSE to Dave. He worked on it for awhile, but didn't get it.

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I had to cut the meeting short to miss the rush hour. Tom will probably come to visit tomorrow morning. Before meeting Tom I went to the following: - Shirt Pocket Games. Only standards. - Golden's. Among others had PAIR UP - PEEL OFF, DOWN THE HATCH, FANTASY - "A game for Heads", GUZZLE, SIP & STRIP, and BOTTOMS UP. This is a college graduation race. Move by dice. Also answer questions, and "requests"" from the other players. (Very rough idea.) - International Games. Spoke to Ed Akeman and he said that UNO was selling well. I took a duplicate copy of UNO. I asked for a glossy and he asked for a tear sheet. List price - $4.00. - April House. The new names for the Sports Illustrated games are PAYDIRT! (Football), BOWL BOUND (Football), GO FOR THE GREEN! (Golf), PENNANT RACE and TRACK MEET.