Abstract: A one-piece demolition-tool including an elongated stem terminating in two differently shaped prying-members at opposite ends thereof, and a dual-function pivot-and-handle bar near each end of said stem, disposed crosswise thereof, each pivot-and-handle bar being in operative juxtaposition to both prying-members and being arranged to serve as an off-center pivot in relation to the prying-member nearest to it when that prying-member is prying and to serve as a twist-resisting force-applying handle in relation to the prying-member farthest from it when that prying-member is prying, and each pivot-and-handle bar having two opposite handle-portions extending laterally and oppositely from the stem, and each handle-portion being of sufficient length to enable the user of the demolition-tool to engage the two handle-portions with a major portion of the width of his hands when closed around the handle-portions so as to enable the user effectively to apply his needed manual force for the operation of the tool.

Abstract: A horse-race-simulating parlor, casino or the like game of pure chance, comprising a combination of a pair of dice which can be rolled to eleven numbers, from 2 to 12, and a play-board having thereon eleven play-numbers, from 2 through 12, representing eleven horses, and a finish-number which is the lowest common multiple of the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 representing ways in which said eleven horse-numbers can be rolled by the dice or is a multiple of such lowest-common-multiple, and having a chance-equalizing number for each play-number or horse-number, which chance-equalizing number is said lowest-common-multiple divided by the number of ways the play-number can be rolled by the dice.