Game of toss
OwnerEdward R. Stikeleatherinventor
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Abstract
A scoring receptacle for a game of toss may include a first receptacle having at least one first receptacle sidewall. The at least one first receptacle sidewall may define a first receptacle cavity. The scoring receptacle may also include a second receptacle having at least one second receptacle sidewall. The at least one second receptacle sidewall may define a second receptacle cavity. The second receptacle may be configured to be disposed within the first receptacle cavity. A position of the second receptacle relative to the first receptacle may be adjustable.
Claims10
A scoring system for a game of toss comprising:
- a first receptacle having at least one first receptacle sidewall, the at least one first receptacle sidewall defining a first receptacle cavity;
- a second receptacle having at least one second receptacle sidewall, the at least one second receptacle sidewall defining a second receptacle cavity, the second receptacle being configured to be disposed within the first receptacle cavity, wherein a position of the second receptacle relative to the first receptacle is adjustable, and wherein:
- the second receptacle is coupled to the first receptacle using a shaft;
- at least a portion the shaft extends into the second receptacle cavity through an opening in the second receptacle sidewall;
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- at least a portion of the shaft is threaded;
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- a plurality of threaded couplings, each threaded coupling threadably engaging the shaft on opposing sides of the opening.
A scoring system for a game of toss comprising:
- a first receptacle having at least one first receptacle sidewall, the at least one first receptacle sidewall defining a first receptacle cavity;
- a second receptacle having at least one second receptacle sidewall, the at least one second receptacle sidewall defining a second receptacle cavity, the second receptacle being configured to be disposed within the first receptacle cavity, wherein the second receptacle includes a cutout;
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- a handle coupled to the first receptacle, wherein:
- the second receptacle is adjustably coupled to the first receptacle;
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- the second receptacle is coupled to the first receptacle using a shaft, at least a portion of the shaft being threaded.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.