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Tri-Score
GENCO · 1951

Tri-Score

We note that the manufacturer's flyer, which is for distributors to read in hopes of encouraging sales to them, states a single ball "down the middle" can double or triple the score. Presumably, they mean that a ball ejected from the top kick-out hole and going SDTM could hit all eight rollover buttons. In contrast, the manufacturer's advice to the operator, shown in our Files Section, specifically advises operators how to prevent that. Production start date: 12/08/50 Production end date: 02/28/51 We previously showed a date for this game of January 1951.

Image # 8032: Tri-Score Backglass
Image # 30376: Tri-Score Backglass
Image # 30377: Tri-Score Playfield
Image # 30378: Tri-Score Top View
Image # 30379: Tri-Score Side View
Image # 53490: Tri-Score Billboard Ad 
(The Billboard, Jan-20-1951, page 77)
Image # 53491: Tri-Score Playfield 
(The manufacturer's black & white flyer suggest the original flippers were not red.)
Image # 53492: Tri-Score Playfield 
(The two white posts in center playfield were added after this game left the factory. The two triangular plastics at the bottom of the playfield should be pointing downward. The rebound rubber beneath it is not angled like this plastic..)
Image # 53493: Tri-Score Backbox - Left
Image # 53494: Tri-Score Backbox - Right
Image # 53495: Tri-Score Cabinet - Left
Image # 53496: Tri-Score Cabinet - Right
Image # 53497: Tri-Score Cabinet - Front
Image # 83414: Tri-Score Promotional Photo
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