Hip mounted tethered ball game
OwnerHerman K. Dupreinventor
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Abstract
A hip mounted tethered ball game wherein a bracket provided with apparatus to attach it to the hip region of a person, holds one end of a line in an extended position from the person's hip region. A ball is tethered to the opposite end of the line in a free swinging fashion. The object of the game is to rotate the tethered ball in vertical circles about its point of attachment to the bracket by utilizing hip movement. The tether line is readily adjusted in length for different swing radii.
Claims5
A hip mounted tethered ball game comprising a bracket having means to attach the same to a person at the hip region, said bracket having an extended portion to extend outwardly from a person's hip region, and a ball tethered to the extended end of said bracket by a tether, said bracket consisting of a horizontally positioned cone having a slot therethrough extending upwardly from the cone tip, at least one stop on said tether being larger in cross section than said tether, said slot being sized to pass said tether therethrough but too narrow to pass said stop, and an opening at the upward end of said slot sufficiently large to pass said stop therethrough.
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