His electric football game likely has entertained millions ... the felt footballs; the green bases upon which the players stood and which had tiny plastic bristles on the bottom that caused ...

You fiddled with little bits of plastic on their bases that were supposed to ... ended up in a clump in the corner. But it was football! It was electric! It seemed so modern!

The change: Miggle Toys made a major change to Tudor NFL Super Bowl Electric Football in the mid-1980s, developing a “total team control” base, enabling players to better control the direction ...

Sas, 87, who invented a buzzing, vibrating tabletop game called Tudor Electric Football, a wildly popular ... through prongs jutting from their bases and emitted a steady “bzzzzz” when the ...

there was a quirky tabletop toy called Electric Football. Surely you remember it: Metal playing field. Two teams of 11 plastic football players, each standing on a rectangular base with prongs on ...

It's the electric football game where the players are on little green bases, and after being lined up in formation on a metal field, you flip a switch and the vibration sends the players on their way.

And buried deep down inside that avalanche of fandom are the people who still play a board game invented in 1948 called electric football. Their hard work is now on exhibit at the ADA art gallery ...

But with the Smithsonian's growing American Brewing History Initiative collection, these modern craft brewing artifacts will instantly resonate: like the electric football game Dogfish Head ...

Norman Sas, the inventor of the game best known by its NFL-licensed version Tru-Action Electric Football, died quietly on June 28 at the age of 87. But after The Record published an obituary this ...

Hundreds of players of hometown, college and professional football teams will soon take the field in Richmond. The catch: The players aren’t real. The hum of championship electric football ...

Since the program's revival in the 1990s, the Badgers' fan base has become one of the best in the Big Ten. One of the most incredible experiences in college football is participating in the "Jump ...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Norman Sas, a mechanical engineer who created electric football, a tabletop game with a vibrating metal field and unpredictable plastic players that captivated and ...