Grand Slam 1969

Elaborate late sixties design consisting of a large plastic play mat about 40" square suspended off the ground using metal rods and wooden posts. There is a centrally located raised plastic bowl type structure used for scoring.

Players have 3 thick plastic pucks which they place on the plastic play surface in designated positions. Players must in turn try to whack these up into the scoring bowl (2 points/5 points in the center) using the equipment provided (tiny hard paddles on long wooden sticks). Pucks that fall through certain holes in the play mat are eliminated.

The player with the highest score when all pucks are either in the scoring bowl or have been eliminated is the winner.