Sling and ball game apparatus

A sling for tossing and catching an object, comprising:

• a. a first elongate, rigid handle;
• b. a second elongate, rigid handle;
• c. a cord loop;
• d. means for engaging said cord loop with said first and second handles such that a first cord loop portion runs between a first position on said first handle and a first position on said second handle, and such that a second cord loop portion runs between a second position on said first handle and a second position on said second handle;
• e. a flexible web, said web having first and second parallel side edges and first and second parallel end edges;
• f. a first hem along said first side edge of said web, said first hem having said first cord portion running slidingly therethrough and bound therewithin;
• and,
• g. a second hem along said second side edge of said web, said second hem having said second cord portion running slidingly therethrough and bound therewithin.

A sling for tossing and catching an object, comprising:

• a. a first elongate, rigid, tubular handle having first and second ends;
• b. a second elongate, rigid, tubular handle of the same diameter and length as said first tubular handle, said second tubular handle having first and second ends;
• c. a cord loop running slidingly through each tubular handle such that when said handles are parallel and drawn apart from one another to the maximum distance said cord loop's length will allow, a first taut cord portion runs between said first ends of said first and second tubular handles, and a second taut cord portion runs between said second ends of said first and second tubular handles, said second taut cord portion being parallel to said first taut cord portion;
• d. a flexible, nonresilient, elongate web, said web having first and second elongate, parallel side edges and first and second shorter, parallel end edges;
• e. a first tubular hem along the entirety of the length of said first elongate side edge of said web, said first hem having a sufficient interior dimension for freely sliding receipt of said cord loop, said first tubular hem having said first taut cord portion running therethrough and bound therewithin;
• and,
• f. a second tubular hem along the entirety of the length of said second elongate side edge of said web, said second hem having a sufficient interior dimension for freely sliding receipt of said cord loop, said second tubular hem having said second taut cord portion running therethrough and bound therewithin.

A sling-toss game kit, comprising:

• a. a first rigid, elongate, tubular handle;
• b. a second rigid, elongate, tubular handle, said second handle being of the same diameter and length as said first tubular handle;
• c. a cord loop approximately eight to ten times the length of said first handle;
• d. a flexible, nonresilient, elongate web, said web having first and second elongate, parallel side edges and first and second shorter, parallel end edges, said first and second side edge each including a tubular hem along the entirety of its respective length, each said tubular hem having a sufficient interior dimension for freely sliding receipt of said cord loop;
• e. means for opening said cord loop to expose first and second free cord ends, said means permitting said first free cord end to be threaded through said first handle tube, through said hem of said web's first side edge, through said second handle tube, and through said hem of said web's second side edge, and permitting said first free cord end to be affixed to said second free cord end, thereby closing said cord loop.