Game apparatus
AssigneeMarvin Glass & Associates
InventorBurton C. Meyer
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Abstract
A competitive game wherein a ball is rollably supported upon two spreadable rods above a base including scoring receptacles beneath the rods. The rods are supported by end walls through apertures therein. Terminal handles are attached, one on each end of each rod for the two opposing players to vary the space between the rods thereby moving the ball therealong. The receptacles are designated as favorable or unfavorable to a respective player. The object of the game is for each player to deposit the ball into a favorable receptacle in opposition to the adverse maneuvers of the opposing player. A scorekeeping means in the form of a peg movable between successive apertures corresponding to the point score of that player is provided.
Claims10
A game device, comprising:
- a base including score indicating means;
- a pair of rods movably supported on said base above the score indicating means, both ends of each of said rods being movable laterally with respect to each other and said base;
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- a movable playing object adapted to be supported by said rods or by said base, whereby said playing object can be moved in a direction longitudinally along said rods or be dropped onto said base in score indicating relationship to said score indicating means as a player of the game at each adjacent end of said rods attempts to control the movement of the rods and thus the movement of said object and to determine when it will drop onto said base to score.
A game device comprising:
- an elongated base including a plurality of scoring receptacles on top of the base and a pair of upstanding members located adjacent the ends of the base, said upstanding members having apertures therein;
- a pair of rods supported by said upstanding members above said scoring receptacles, the end of said rods passing through the apertures in said upstanding members, said rods having handles at each end thereof, said handles having downwardly extending stops to abut the outward side of said upstanding members adjacent the apertures whereby the longitudinal movement of said rods is limited, both ends of each of said rods being movable laterally relative to said base;
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- a ball adapted to be supported by said rods or in said receptacles whereby a player selectively moving said rods propels said ball in a direction along said rod or drops said ball into one of said receptacles to score.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.