Hockey game apparatus
AssigneeThe Raymond Lee Organization, Inc.
InventorJohn J. Bromwell
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Abstract
A hockey type goal structure which may be readily set up in a yard, street or on ice. The goal is formed of a rectangular frame that supports a canvas sheet fitted with peripheral openings in a plane generally inclined to the horizontal surface on which the device is mounted. The canvas sheet is fastened by tension springs to a frame so that a ball or puck striking the canvas is rebounded away from the structure, while a ball or puck entering one of the peripheral openings is scored as a goal.
Claims2
A hockey puck of official and conventional size and shape and a hockey type goal structure formed of a substantially rectangular sheet of flexible material supported by springs to a substantially rectangular frame structure so that said sheet lies at an angle to a horizontal plane upon which the frame rests, said sheet being provided with through openings along its periphery, said openings being of a size to permit passage of the hockey puck therethrough.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.