Board game apparatus
OwnerEdward G. Taylorinventor
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Abstract
A game and gameboard for two players comprising a flat board surface having thereon a play field having holding means adapted to receiving playing pieces of two colors representing two players, a pair of adjacent record fields in the form of smaller replicas of the play field having holding means adapted to receive record pieces in the form of smaller replicas of the playing pieces to record the completion of a selected series of moves on the play field representing a winning series for a player and a pair of lines of numbered holding means on opposite sides of the board adapted to receive the said record pieces to tally a player's number of winning games.
Claims7
A gameboard comprising a flat board surface having thereon a play field having holding means adapted to receiving playing pieces of two colors representing two players, a pair of adjacent record fields in the form of smaller replicas of the play field having holding means adapted to receive record pieces in the form of smaller replicas of the playing pieces to record the completion of a selected series of moves on the play field representing a winning series for a player and a pair of lines of numbered holding means on opposite sides of the board adapted to receive the said record pieces to tally a player's number of winning games.
A game for two players comprising a flat board surface having thereon a play field having holding means adapted to receive playing pieces of two colors representing two players, a pair of adjacent record fields in the form of smaller replicas of the play field having holding means adapted to receive record pieces in the form of smaller replicas of the playing pieces to record the completion of a selected series of moves on the play field representing a winning series for a player and a pair of lines of numbered holding means on opposite sides of the board adapted to receive the said record pegs to tally a player's number of winning games, a series of nine play pieces of each of two colors, one color for each player, and a series of 20 record pieces of each of said two colors, said pieces being adapted for insertion on the play field and the record fields respectively.
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