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Issue: Vol 4 Num 09 - 1980 September - Page 1

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New
''Missile
Command''™
T-shirt
Available.
Atari
S onsors
issile Command
Tournament at the
1980
U/USA
Junior Olympics
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Exciting new Missile Command
action T-shirts are now available for
purchase from Atari distributors.
The bold graphic design is printed
in dazzling full color depicting the
spectacular action of this new video
game that's a runaway hit all over
the country.
The shirts are a durable cotton/
polyester blend for easy washability
and long wear.
These exciting shirts are ideal for
location prizes, giveaways, advertis-
ing premiums, and for promoting
game play.
Missile Command T-shirts can be
ordered in small, medium, large
and extra large and various
children's sizes. Because supplies
are lirriited, please place your orders
as soon as possible.
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The city of Santa Clara, California was the recent host city for
the 1980 AAU /USA Junior Olympic Games. The event, drawing
athletes from throughout the world, was held on the campus of
the University of Santa Clara. Over 2500 athletes .ages 8-18 par-
ticipated in this annual event held August 12 thru August 17.
To provide a recreational break from the daily events, an
Atari Game Center was installed at Benson Memorial Center at
the University. Ten of Atari's most popular video games in-
cluding SPRINT 2, ASTEROIDS, ATARI FOOTBALL and new
MISSILE COMMAND were set on free play, providing the
Junior Olympians a rare opportunity to experience the excite-
ment and challenge of these top amusements.
In keeping with the competitive spirit of the Olympics, Atari
also sponsored a Missile Command tournament. All Junior
Olympic athletes were invited to participate, and play· for top
scores and prizes on Thursday night, August 14, and Saturday
night, August 16.
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SEPTEMBER 1980

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