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[0001] Not Applicable
[0002] Not Applicable
[0003] Not applicable
[0004] This invention relates to games of skill in general but more specifically those utilizing a sphere or spheres, a delivering means, a predetermined place for the delivering means, and a set of receivers. Players success in games of prior art has been provided by elimination of opponents resulting from the delivery of a sphere by direct means or the use of a device to receiving contrivances and though these games are noteworthy they may be contained in mostly of one category or another being either of dexterity or skill or chance but unknown is any prior art similar to the invention herein disclosed which allows for a more combined required use of dexterity and skill while also affording a more opportunity of chance.
[0005] Classes of search performed: D21, 52/D1G10, 144R, 145, 238, 273 and 312.
[0006] Examples of related prior art:
U.S. Pat. No. # Inventor Month & Year 3,594,002 Marvin I. Glass 20 July 1971 4,572,509 Sitrick 24 Feb. 1986 4,999,001 Robert G. Johnson, Jr. 12 Mar. 1991 5,462,282 P. A. M. L. C. Romano 31 Oct. 1995 6,116,601 S. E. Kornafel 12 Sept. 2000
[0007] The herein disclosed invention comprises of a set of receivers, a sphere or predetermined number of spheres, a launching device, a designated place for the bowl of the launching device, and a method of play, and though parts of the invention may be similar, it would be only in parts or generalities that such may relate to other prior art.
[0008] The object of the game is for players in competition to win by the highest score, or if playing solo a player may realize enjoyment from the dynamics and required skill of the game.
[0009] The concept of the game is to contain rows of receivers of equal distance in a triangular format and each of size to accommodate a sphere and as a quantity and format of the receivers affords opportunities of chance, the unique required use of a stunt type projecting device to enable directing and delivery of a sphere to the receivers being maintained about a spot provides for an increased level of fun and satisfaction through the use of dexterity and skill which may be lost or minimized in other inventions.
[0010] Dwg.
[0011] Dwg.
[0012] This description of the herein game invention is of an apparatus and a method of play which begins by referring to drawings one (
[0013] The place of play may be as herein shown a board or any solid, firm, and relatively level surface area enabling the playing of the game as the ground, a floor, or a produced or manufactured surface of material finished to retain its shape being a firm flat level finished surface.
[0014] The apparatus being: a set of receivers or receiving contrivances
[0015] The receivers
[0016] A bowl spot
[0017] The sphere
[0018] The projecting device, or launcher
[0019] The method of play is for the player to place the bowl of the launcher
[0020] The intended means or general characteristics of this herein disclosed invention may be embodied in other specific forms therefore the embodiments described are all to be illustrative and not restrictive in all aspects. The scope of this invention is to be realized by the appended claims more properly than solely the detailed description intending all changes to come within the meaning of the claims.