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Sports Illustrated sports simulation line

There were only a few official Sports Illustrated sports simulation games published by Time, Inc., Inc. Avalon Hill later added to the "line" when they acquired the name, but those games were already on the market (or in the pipeline) under separate publication and have nothing to do with the "10-39 dice" system used by all of the official SI games.

Game
Year
Notes
Sports Illustrated Baseball
1971
Seasons: 1970, 71, 72. All-time All-Star set. Repackaged as "Superstar Baseball". Expansion set of 48 player cards published by Avalon Hill in 1983.
Sports Illustrated Pro Football
1970
Seasons: 1969, 70, 71, 72, also several created under Avalon Hill license (some being simply copies of prior years with different team names pasted on). Resurrected by Matt Floray recently.
Sports Illustrated College Football
1971
One set of 32 great college teams of the Sixties. Later renamed "Bowl Bound".
Sports Illustrated Handicap Golf
1971
Later renamed "Go for the Green." No individual players, just generic charts for each handicap range (including "duffer"). Holes were 18 chosen from all-time great golf courses.
Sports Illustrated Decathlon
1972
Later renamed "Track Meet." Athletes: Kuznetzov, Mathias, Yang, Toomey, Thorpe, Campbell and Johnson.
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