String and bead game
OwnerBill Adamsinventor
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A game including a string attached at each end to a wall, and moderately tensioned so as to have a minimal amount of sag. At each end of the string, a series of several scoring zones are designated by different colored lines or colored segments of the string. Each scoring zone has a designated point value assigned to it, with higher point values assigned for scoring zones closer to the end of the string. Mounted on the string are a number of beads, each of which has a centrally located hole through which the string passes. The game is played by standing near one end of the string and propelling the beads along the string toward the opposite end. The beads are propelled one-by-one along the string using a sort of throwing motion, with the object being to impart the necessary velocity to the bead to cause it to come to rest in a scoring zone. After the first bead has been played, the remaining beads are played in a similar manner, and can also be used to bump earlier played beads into higher scoring zones farther along the playing line.
A game comprising:
A game according to claim 7 wherein the plurality of scoring zones includes scoring zones having varying scoring values.
A method of playing a game comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.