Abstract: In a boxing game where two opposed doll boxers are movably mounted on a support surface, each boxer having swingable arms and a punch-received indicator, an improved game is provided, wherein electric and/or computer control means operate at least one boxer as to body movement and arm movements against the other boxer. In one embodiment of the invention, two players compete with opposing boxers by indirect electric controls e.g. two joy sticks. In a second embodiment of the invention, a player with direct manual control of his boxer competes against a boxer guided by a computer, which senses the opposing boxers body moves and punches and directs its boxer in counter body moves and punches. In the third embodiment a player indirectly guides his boxer by a joy stick, mouse, or other electric control against a computer, which senses the moves of e.g. the joy stick and arm swing buttons and guides its boxer in counter body moves and punches.

Abstract: A vehicular switch for activating and deactivating a circuit or circuits in response to movement of one vehicular component relative to another such as a door relative to a door frame. The switch is a compact miniaturized unit insertable in the fixed component and self-adjusting to accommodate variations in spacing between fixed and movable components. Seals are provided to block access of water or other destructive materials irrespective of the position of the movable vehicle component relative to the fixed component. All electrical elements are completely enclosed in a weather-tight package.

Abstract: A gas-fired cooking range having a powered combustion air and gas input; proportional turndown burner control irrespective of the number of burners being used or the degree of turndown of any burner; light-weight jet impingement/radiation members being provided on each burner for efficient heat transfer to utensils and a simplified ignitor/sensor system for all burners operable by any individual burner control.