This game, simulating the American gridiron version of football, comes with a game board representing a football field, a football pin, two pins with colored heads to be used as a 10 yard marker, a dice cup and two dice. As in real football the object is to advance the ball over the opponents goal line for a score. Dice rolls are used for all aspects of...
Game in The New Book of Games, circa 1950. The player who wins the toss begins the game, by placing the “Ball” on the circle of his colour in the centre of the field. He then throws the dice and moves the ball along the line opposite the number thrown. The same player continues to throw until the ball is lost to an opponent by being kicked on to a circle...
"It's fourth and one, your opponent thinks you will run a Fullback Dive... But, you throw the bomb instead... It's a TOUCHDOWN!!!" "The Game of Football" is a board game for playing American Football. The game can be played by one or two players on each team. It is a stats-type game, and on each turn players call plays and defenses, then roll dice and...
The Chad Valley catalogue from 1910 stated that this is "The best indoor football game invented - highly popular with followers of the game." -----from the book "PLAYING THE GAME" by Brian Love, 1978. The object of the game is to be the one to score a predetermined number of goals first. Players alternate throwing a die and moving forward that number of...
This game from McLoughlin Brothers was a game that featured a mechanical man who was controlled by the player. The scorecard that came with the game showed how long each hole was and a conversion into inches was then made by the players. There was an out-of bounds marker and a sand trap and movable green to navigate to and then with a deft touch the ball...
Clear all nine holes with the fewest number of strokes. Starting at the tee, roll the die to determine how well your shot did. A good shot will advance you to the next spot on the fairway, while a bad shot puts you in a hazard. Once on the green, roll the die to determine how many putts to add to your score. The game includes pegs for up to four players, a...
From the Game Rules: "A player should have a basic or fundamental knowledge of golf. The object of the game is for a player to advance his "ball" over the golf course in the fewest number of strokes. The "ball" is advanced by [b]correctly[/b] answering questions based on the U.S.G.A. (R) Rules of Golf. The game may be played by 1, 2, 3, or 4 players - age...
Each player draws two cards at a time from the deck. If they match his suit, he may place them on the board. If they do not match his suit, he discards them. He continues his turn until he cannot play a card to the board. If a Dragon card is drawn, he may continue his turn, even if the dragon is not in his suit. If he draws a Karate card, he can place it...