Playing games 5 days fundraising hundreds of dollars 30 years ago that charity marathon

30 years ago, in the gold mine arcade in Pennsylvania State, five young players set up a fundraising box next to an asteroid arcade. They will continue to play the game for up to five days and the money will be donated to a family that needs it.　　This is also the first recorded game charity marathon in history. The Mountain University's Dan Arch,jan Trunzo,rob Kovach and his friend Andy Galamba and Bruce Walters play every four hours for a 18-year-old boy who died of a brain paralysis at Christmas due to pneumonia.　　And none of them had seen Leo Wampole before. "I don't know him at all, but I think it's a good motivation," Arch said in response to UPI. "Most of the years of Wampole's life were spent in bed, and the local cemetery regulation gave him a tombstone," he said. But his mother was unable to pay for the headstone. After the boys played 132 hours of games, they pooled hundreds of dollars of money. Solve the problem of Wampole family. (Edit/Fang Haibo)