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Title
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1969_Sackson_072_February 21.jpg
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Creator
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Sid Sackson
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Date
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1969
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Type
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image
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Format
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.jpg
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Source
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Box 1, Object 7, Sid Sackson collection
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Language
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English
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Coverage
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1969
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Rights
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The Strong, Rochester, New York.
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transcription
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English
FRIDAY 21 FEBRUARY
1969 52nd day - 313 days to come
Felicia called. She hasn't gotten the games from Bryce Russell and
asked for my comments on them. Told her I'd read the
rules over the weekend and call her Monday.
Rcd. letters from:
American Publishing Corp.
Funtastic Div. of K.M.S.
Funanza Game Co.
Daystar
Ajak Products Co. returned because I left out the street number.
BB made out a form letter for: ArtCo, Inc. & A & L Mfg. Co., Inc.
Also a new set of rough cards for SPELLBINDER.
(cont. from 12/22) [2/26]
When one player has all his men captured or in the pit, the
game is over. Men in the pit count 10 points for the player
getting them in. Captured men count 5 points for the cap-
turer.
CROSS UP POKER - (Jerry is getting royalties for this, even tho
it is completely changed from his original idea which I
saw last year under the name SCORE.) This is played with
about 2 deck of miniature cards. They are placed like
POKER SQUARES on a special rack which keeps them secret
from the other players. 2, 3, or 4 can play (I think). After
each player has placed 25 cards, he takes a special betting
a set of 10 chips in his color (numbered 4 @ 3, 3 @ 2, 3 @ 1)
and places them on a layout which is numbered from 1 to 10
and corresponds with numbers for the 10 hands (diagonals not
being considered). Then, starting with hand #1, the hands are
compared. Winner of each hand wins the chips placed on
that hand. Most points, counting chips at their number, wins.
FINDER'S KEEPERS - There is a board with differently shaped
and colored spaces (25 I think) in a random distribution
of shapes & colors. There are an equal number of plastic
pcs., also in different colors and shapes, which are like
shallow cups. There are enough coins to place under all
the cups. Each player (2, 3, or 4, I think) has a set
of chips (how many?).
Players in turn lift a cup, take the coin, place one
of their chips, and then replace the cup. When a player
picks up a cup with another player's chip under it he must
give that player a coin. If he picks up a cup with his own
chips under he must give each player a coin and put one
under the cup and take back his chip. Games end when
1 player is out of chips. Most coins wins.
ROLOMATIC BRIDGE - 40 different hands on a roll and
(cont. on 2/20)
