Game of hand-eye skill
OwnerJamie MacKinnoninventor
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Abstract
In a game requiring hand-eye coordination, the present invention comprises a game box, a liner tray with dividers forming cavities of various sized, an arch assembly having a tethered projectile, a curved rail portion, a target-ball, a target-ball release means and score-keeping means. A player holds the suspended projectile, and then the target ball is released where it will sway back and forth atop the channel of the curved rail portion, using hand-eye skills the player attempts to strike the target ball with the suspended projectile in order to de-rail the target ball into the highest scoring cavity in the liner tray. Two players can each take turns and the player who reaches the highest score wins.
Claims10
A game of hand-eye skill comprising:
- a. a game box having a generally rectangular plan and raised edges around its periphery,
- b. a liner tray fitted to the inside of the game box having a plurality of downwardly protruding cavities of various sized located along both long edges of said tray,
- c. an arch assembly having two game box attaching portions, two upwardly and inwardly projecting arch members, and vertical planar arch connecting members,
- d. score marking means frictionally and slidably engaged to the upper portions of each arch member,
- e. a free-ball curved rail member releasably and firmly attached to both game box connecting members,
- f. an arch-connecting clip,
- g. a tethered projectile,
- h. a free-ball releasing means
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.