Variable sound producing tethered ball toy

A new and improved variable sound producing tethered ball toy comprising, in combination:

• a cord fabricated of synthetic materials, the cord having two free ends and a central region therebetween, the central region of the cord having a flexible pad positioned therearound, a clip being formed in a generally rectangular configuration with a large central aperture and a cross bar positioned across the aperture, the clip adapted to be positioned adjacent to the free ends of the pad, the cord being threaded through the clip causing the padded area to be bent back upon itself forming a generally oval configuration, the two free ends of the cord depending from the clip, the pad adapted to be positioned around the index and middle finger of the user in the operative orientation;
• a first ball fabricated of hard solid plastic and formed in a generally spherical configuration, the first ball having a bore extending therein, the bore adapted to receive a free end of the cord, the free end being securely affixed within the bore with glue;
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• a second ball fabricated of hard essentially solid plastic and formed in an essentially spherical configuration, the second ball having a bore extending therein, the bore adapted to receive a free end of the cord, the free end being securely affixed within the bore with glue, the ball including a generally rectangular shaped groove extending horizontally around its approximate midpoint, a plurality of sound boxes being fabricated of synthetic materials and having differing widths, the sound boxes being positioned within the groove and separated from each other by a short distance, the relative width of each sound box causing different sounds to emanate therefrom when colliding with the first ball, the balls adapted to spin horizontally at a ninety degree angle with respect to the cord, the spinning balls colliding randomly with each other thereby causing random sound generation.