WILLIAM ROBERT CLARK, M.D.
Psychiatric in Dayton, OH

License number

Ohio XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Professional information

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Work:

Reynolds
Technical Support Specialist The Home Depot
Head Cashier / Cashier The Home Depot - Akron, OH
Marketing Intern Wendy's - Ravenna, OH
Crew Member

Education:

The University of Akron - Akron, OH
Public and Interpersonal Communication Stark State College of Technology - Canton, OH
Commercial Music Technology Rootstown High School - Rootstown, OH

William Scott Clark, Dayton OH

Specialties:

Emergency Medicine Physician

Address:

4100 W 3Rd St, Dayton, OH 45428

Dr. William M Clark, Dayton OH - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Specialties:

Emergency Medicine

Address:

5018 Lausanne Dr, Dayton 45458

Languages:

English

Education:

Medical School
Wright State University / Main Campus
Graduated: 1982

Numerically-Scored Chess-Like Board Game

US Patent:

5683089, Nov 4, 1997

Filed:

Jul 26, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/686868

Inventors:

William H. Clark - Trotwood OH

International Classification:

A63F 302

US Classification:

273260

Abstract:

A board game for two players includes a board with a rectangular grid of discrete playing positions denoted thereon to form a central playing zone, and a line of discrete scoring positions denoted thereon to form a scoring zone on each end and each side of the playing zone. Each scoring position is marked with a number denoting its value. A set of game pieces is provided for each player, and the pieces are marked with numbers to denote values corresponding to scoring position values. The opposing end scoring zones comprise starting zones, and the pieces are initially placed on like-valued positions within each starting zone. The allowed movement of a piece on each turn is dictated by its value, with the object being to place each piece in a like-valued scoring position in a side zone or in the scoring zone opposite the starting zone. A game ends when one player has all his pieces so positioned, and a point score is awarded each player in relation to the value of each piece in a scoring position. All game pieces remain on the board throughout the game, and are defensively deployed to block opponent's moves as they are maneuvered into scoring positions.

Board Game Device

US Patent:

5687970, Nov 18, 1997

Filed:

Jul 3, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/678466

Inventors:

William H. Clark - Trotwood OH

International Classification:

A63F 300

US Classification:

273264

Abstract:

A gameboard includes a plurality of top-slotted, intersecting channels to define a grid of tracks for movement of playing pieces along and between the tracks. Each of the playing pieces includes a head projecting from the channel and a base within the channel. The head and base are interconnected by a neck having a collar so as to expand its cross section over a portion of its length. The neck passes through the slot to allow free movement of the piece along the tracks and inhibit removal of the piece from the plane of the gameboard. The collar is seated within the track intersections to restrict movement of the piece out of the intersections.