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SEPTEMBER 1974 - SUNDAY 22 SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST - 265TH DAY - 100 DAYS TO COME

At a flea market in Bronxville bought two games: PETER CODDLE'S TRIP TO CHICAGO and WYHOO. (The first was $2.00 and the second was $3.00 plus 15¢ tax.)

Reading on WASHINGTON. "Saratoga" had nothing to do with Washington. Instead I think I'll use the "New York Campaign." I'll keep "Trenton" (with the follow up to Princeton possible) and "Yorktown."

(cont. from 9/23) [9/23]

The one to contact is [drawn bracket] Bernard Gladstone [drawn bracket] Leisure Editor, Sunday Dept. [drawn bracket] New York TIMES [drawn bracket] 223 west 43rd St. [drawn bracket] New York, N.Y. 10036 [drawn bracket] (556-1610)

It is o.k. if I mention Albright's name. He thinks it is better if I write first, and then call if I don't get an answer.

Read over the rules for the basic STARFORCE game.

(cont. from 9/28) [9/28]

Rules for PAGODE. Catalog sheets that I can keep: "Otto Maier Verlag-Ravensburg" - OLYMPIA, TRIC-TRAC, SURAKARTA, LINGUA, DAS BORSENSPIEL, REVERSI, ISOLA, 3 X 16.

"Boutique furspieler" - GO, PAGODE, BAZAAR, HEXAGON, REVERSI, CLEVERBANK. OH-WAH-REE, LASKA, KNOBELLO, SUPERHIRN, GAMBLE, OCTRIX, MONAD, AVALANCHE, QUADRON, EGGHEAD [B.A.], TRIMULA, VAR-EL, KNICK, PARODI, TAUSENDZUNGLER, CARISO, SENSIS, SCRABBLE, CODICOD, LINGUA, LETRA-MIX, WORTWEXEL, SPEED CIRCUIT, WIN, PLACE & SHOW, THINKING MAN'S GOLF, REGATTA, BLUE LINE HOCKEY, SCHUSS + TOR, DER FAVORIT, CRISS-CROSS, PLOY, FEUDAL, XERXES, TWIXT, TOPOLOGIK, RISIKO, TRICOLOR, STRATEGO, FLOTTENMANOVER, PROVOPOLI, BREAKTHRU, EXECUTIVE DECISION, ACQUIRE, HIGH BID, DAS BORSENSPIEL, VENTURE, CLUEDO, KREUZVERHOR, SLEUTH, NUMERI, ELDORADO, AUGEN AUF!, NIL, CONTACT, TRYCE, QUARTETT, RISK-O-DISK, TOWER, SNAKE-EYES, FAIR PLAY, KANGODIL + LOKOMUMCHEN, PANTO-MIMIK, JAGUND SCHLAG, NEUNZEHN AUF EINEM BRETT. On separate sheet - WATERLOO, SPIEL DER NATIONEN, DUAL, SAMURAI, MASCO, TRADE, LEGRAND, SNIFF, REVANCHE, ALLIANZ, TEMPO, MATHEMAPPEL, CORONA.

finished writing up ARP with a variation that a line can't cross a line of same color. Wrote up SPRINGER and DELAUNEY. Played SPRINGER and MIRO (MONDRIAN) with Phil Laurence.