Game employing liquid movement to move a playing piece

A game having a transparent housing, a liquid located within said housing, a movable member having a specific gravity greater than the specific gravity of said liquid located within said housing in said liquid, and means for circulating said liquid within said housing so as to move said movable member in which the improvement comprises:

• said game having two of said circulation means,
• each of said circulation means being capable of being independently operated so as to remove liquid from the interior of said housing and so as to eject a stream of said liquid into the interior of said housing at variable rates,
• each of said circulation means having a nozzle directed into the interior of said housing for ejecting a stream of said liquid into the interior of the housing,
• said nozzles being located separate and apart from one another and being located relative to one another so that said circulation means are capable of being operated to cause currents within said housing for moving said movable member which vary and which interfere with one another, and wherein
• said housing is an elongated, flat housing having spaced, parallel sides, ends connecting said sides and a bottom connecting said sides and said ends,
• said nozzles are directed to a common point within said housing above said bottom thereof and midway between said ends,
• said movable member is a simulated basketball,
• said game including two simulated basket goals through which said movable member is capable of passing in a vertical direction,
• said basket goals being located adjacent to the top of said housing and adjacent to said ends, said basket goals being equidistant from said common point,
• means located within said housing for deflecting said movable member to where it is capable of being engaged by at least a stream of liquid ejected through one of said nozzles,
• said nozzle means extend into the bottom of said housing,
• each of said circulation means includes in addition to a nozzle a bellows capable of expanding and contracting and an actuation means for causing a change in the configuration of said bellows,
• the bellows within each of said circulation means being connected to the nozzle within such circulation means so that liquid may be ejected into and withdrawn from said housing through said nozzle.