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Called up Martin Gardner to tell him more about <u>DUEL CHESS</u> and <br> | Called up Martin Gardner to tell him more about <u>DUEL CHESS</u> and <br> | ||
tell him he could use it if he wants to. He said he <br> | |||
probably would, either in the April edition as part of the <br> | |||
puzzles or in May with the answers. <br> | |||
After this I looked in <u>NOUVEAUX JEUX D'ECHECS NON ORTHODOXES</u> <br> | |||
and found <u>LES ECHECS A L'UNIQUE ECHEC</u> which was the <br> | |||
same as the game he isusing in his column. He appreciated <br> | |||
my telling him of it. | |||
On ''Johnny Carson'' program they had a game called <br> | |||
<u>FUNNY BONES</u>. There is a set of large cards, each one of <br> | |||
which has a statement, such as "The hand bone is <br> | |||
connected to the hip bone", "The head bone is connected to the <br> | |||
elbow bone", "The ankle bone is connected to the ankle <br> | |||
bone", etc. A mixed couple plays and as each card is <br> | |||
drawn (by another player) they attempt to hold the <br> | |||
card in place betweenthe two specified places. (The card <br> | |||
is placed there by another player.) Score, I guess, by <br> | |||
how many cards can be kept in place. | |||