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| SATURDAY 5 AUGUST
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| 1967 217th day - 148 days to come
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| Bill Caruson sent me the rules for <u>TOP BRASS</u>. (Filed in Misc.
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| Game Folder.)
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| Rcd. a long letter from Frank Thibault in which he mentions
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| playing <u>FOCUS</u> & <u>SLAM</u>, seeing <u>SIT DOWN AND THINK</u> at
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| 3M, and an ad for <u>CASE OF THE ELUSIVE ASSASSIN</u>.
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| He sold his yacht racing game to 3M and <s>are ch</s> the name
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| is being changed from <u>TACK</u> to <u>REGATTA</u>. They will prob-
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| ably go ahead with <u>SQUIGGLE</u> after X-Mas. Jerry D'Arcy is
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| flying to New York and will contact me. Frank sent the rules
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| of his word game <u>CHANNELWORD</u>.
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| Martin Gardner over in afternoon & evening.
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| I showed him <u>THE CASE OF THE ELUSIVE ASSASSIN</u> and gave
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| him a copy of the puzzle. Showed him SIT DOWN AND THINK,
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| <u>TAKE A NUMBER</u> & <u>INFINITE PLANE</u>. Gave him a copy of
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| <u>FOCUS</u> and the published copy of WATCH - both were taken by
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| his son.
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| Martin looked at <u>TIMUR'S GREAT CHESS</u> in <u>CHESS ECCENTRICITIES</u>
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| (which he had heard of, but not seen) for use in a column about
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| <s>ch</s> knight moves & extended knight moves.
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| Martin mentioned an interesting book by P.A. (Major) MacMahon on
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| tessellation - <u>''NEW MATHEMATICAL PASTIMES''</u> (see <u>''MATHEMATICAL
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| RECREATIONS AND ESSAYS''</u> (pg. 111)). He will do a column <s>on it</s>
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| partially based on it - on triangular games and puzzles.
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| Another book he mentioned in <u>''MATHEMATICAL BAFFLERS''</u> by
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| Angela Dunn (McGraw Hill). On the cover it has a diagram
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| something like the following. There are chips
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| of 4 colors. Players take turns placing any chip in
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| any space, as long as two chips of the same
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| colors are not in adjacent spaces. First player
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| forced to place a chip next to one of same
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| color loses.
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| [diagram of four circles with segments drawn on them]
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| Martin mentioned that the magazine <u>''RECREATIONAL MATHEMATICS
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| MAGAZINE''</u> will be revived by Greenwood Press. He thinks that
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| previously unexpired subscriptions will be honored. The
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| name will be changed to <s>the</s> <u>''THE JOURNAL OF RECREATIONAL MATHEMATICS''</u>.
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| They will also publish a companion magazine called
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| <u>''RECREATIONAL WORD PLAY''</u>.
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| When he prepares his new book based on ''Scientific American''
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| columns he will mention the names of all my published games.
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| Took down their names.
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| Spoke again about his <u>GAME</u> idea using a long chain made up of
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| interlocking balls (like for a key ring). This is dropped over a
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| peg (or pegs) and players in some way choose whether it will
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| catch on a peg or pull free.
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| [drawing of squiggle "chain"]
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| (cont. on 8/6)
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