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                                         Created page with "27 Friday - August 1976  <br>240th day - 126 days to come  ----  Rcd. [received] <u>G&P</u> #52. Article on "Himalayan Games": <u>BAGH CHAL</u>,   <u>TWO-KING BAGH CHAL</u>, <u>BAK</u>, <u>CHOBCHE</u>, <u>KAURA</u>, <u>LANGURBURJA</u>, <u>PASA</u>.  <br>New section on new patents. One I recognize as <u>TRAPT</u>.  Article on <u>INFINITY</u> by <u>David Parlett</u>.  <br>New in "Games Centre" are <u>JUGGERNAUT</u>, <u>KAN-U-GO</u>, <u>SNAKE EYES</u>.  "Forum" has letters..." 
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<u>KINGMAKER</u> are available in U.K.  | <u>KINGMAKER</u> are available in U.K.  | ||
<br>Articles on <u>CHESS</u>. Rules for <u>CALCULATOR SOLITAIRE</u> from <u>THE POCKET CALCULATOR GAME BOOK</u>.  | <br>Articles on <u>CHESS</u>. Rules for <u>CALCULATOR SOLITAIRE</u> from <u>THE POCKET CALCULATOR GAME BOOK</u>.  | ||
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In Carmel in a game store looked at <u>STACK 'N PLAY CHESS</u>. The  | |||
54 card deck is divided as follows: 7 king, 8 rook, 8 bishop,   | |||
8 knight, 9 queen, 12 pawn, 2 wild. Each player has one deck.  | |||
<br>Not quite sure, but I believe that in the standard game  | |||
each player shuffles one deck. They must move the pcs. [pieces] as  | |||
the cards come, but can look at the order in which the  | |||
cards will be coming. Castling can be done if either a rook  | |||
card or a king card is in turn. (can a player castle, thru "check: it  | |||
the checking pc. is not scheduled to move next?) (This and other  | |||
specific questions on how check was handled were, to the best  | |||
of my memory, not covered.)  | |||
<br>As a variation, the other of the coming cards is not looked at.  | |||
Another variation plays without pawns. Another gives each player  | |||
two cards of each pc., including pawns. Each player secretly  | |||
arranges them in any order he wishes. When played the cards  | |||
are arranged again. Etc. This variation can be played with  | |||
3 of each pc., 4, etc. - until the entire deck is prearranged.  | |||