This document appears to be a page from a manuscript or article describing a 'Dead Pool' betting game. It details a group called 'Gamesters' who pay a coordinator named 'Pontius' $10 to track bets on celebrity deaths. The text mentions specific 'hits' including Spiro Agnew and Buddy Ebsen, and discusses the demographics of the players (mostly baby boomers). It bears a House Oversight Bates stamp.
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Pontius | Official coordinator and editor |
Receives payments to keep score for the 'Gamesters'
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| Spiro Agnew | Subject of bet |
Referred to as 'Spiggy', described as Nixon's disgraced vice president
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| Richard Nixon | Former President |
Mentioned to identify Agnew
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| Buddy Ebsen | Subject of bet |
Actor whose death was a 'hit' for 49 players
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| Jack Haley | Actor |
Mentioned in relation to The Wizard of Oz trivia
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| Princess Diana | Subject of bet |
Mentioned as a 'solo' hit regarding her unexpected demise
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| JFK, Jr. | Subject of bet |
Mentioned as a 'solo' hit regarding his unexpected demise
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| Christian Nelson | Subject of bet |
Inventor of the Klondike Bar, mentioned as a 'solo' hit
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| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| House Oversight Committee |
Source of the document (Bates stamp)
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"My most missed hit was Spiggy [Nixon’ s disgraced vice president, Spiro] Agnew; I was distressed at missing him."Source
"A solo I am proud of... is the hit on Christian Nelson, who invented the Klondike Bar."Source
"Yes, it’ s sick... but c’ mon, it’ s just a game! The Game is a light-hearted way of spitting in death’ s eye"Source
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