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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
61	Game apparatus	US987522	1997-12-09	US5910059A	1999-06-08	Thomas E. Hanson
A hand bag for striking by a back of a game player's hand comprises a plurality of panels first stitched together to form first and second panels that are then stitched about their periphery. The hand bag contains disk-shaped fluid pellets of a high density polyethylene material therein or a gel therein. The ellipsoid-shaped filler pellets are contained within an inner lining for insertion into the hand bag during assembly. Lacing extends about the stitched periphery to further secure the panels while protecting the initial stitching. The plurality of panels with lines of flexion therebetween are configured to complement the back of the user's hand so that upon striking an improved lift and airborne flight is imparted to the hand bag.
62	Aerial amusement device	US464864	1995-11-20	US5674101A	1997-10-07	Shahriar Harry Saloor
A projectile device comprises a spherical core (1) with a flaccid circular wing (2) extending radially from its equator (4). Grooves (3) formed in the surface of wing (2) and core (1) provide increased friction. The device can be skimmed through the air or thrown like a ball and the wing (2) provides an increased surface area for easy catching.
63	Toy missile	US596652	1996-02-05	US5577732A	1996-11-26	Donald Spector
A toy missile having a hollow head created by a collapsible plastic film casing and a balloon inflated therein, causing the head to assume a globular form. Projecting from the casing are shaped pieces which impart a figurative or fanciful form to the head. Extending from the rear pole of the globular head and held thereto by a tail is a streamer. When a player grasps the streamer and then whirls the missile and lets it fly, the streamer then acts as a tail fin to stabilize the flight pattern. Deposited in the balloon is a liquid charge which due to centrifugal forces generated by the whirling action causes the liquid to form a concentrated mass at the leading pole of the head which acts to lengthen the flight path of the missile.
64	Game projectile	US909793	1992-07-07	US5180171A	1993-01-19	Patricia S. Panzica; Guy I. Goodrell
A game projectile includes a hub and four gripping arms extending from it at 90.degree. angles in a crossed configuration. The hub and arms include a cover enclosing a body of filler material to form a firm cushion. The arms are about seven inches long and two inches thick for gripping, throwing, and catching. Two of the adjacent arms contrast visually with the other two.
65	Throwing device	US789096	1991-11-07	US5171021A	1992-12-15	Zeki Orak
A throwing device which has an elongated body having an opening which completely extends through the throwing device forming a constant diameter air passageway, the air passageway being coaxial with the longitudinal axis of the throwing device. The elongated body is formed by joining two truncated substantially conical bodies. The throwing device is stabilized in flight by making the first conical body heavier than the second conical body and by making the second conical body longer and lighter than the first conical body. The first conical body has generally convex exterior lines and the second conical body has generally concave exterior lines.
66	Throwing device	US142267	1980-04-21	US4339138A	1982-07-13	Carl M. Di Manno
A throwing and catching device of hand-fitting external proportions, composed of two truncated cones, placed small end to small end, to define a common throat. The diameters of the outer edges of the common throat being greater that its smallest diameter at the center. To the mid-section of the cones' exterior is attached a grip of various configuration. The configuration is such that the grip is substantially in the neutral area of the aero-slipstream created by the tips of both ends of the cones. The gripping surface is made-up jointly of the cones' exposed protruding ends and said grip. Said configuration forming a V-shaped trough on either side of the device's middle.
67	Throw toy	US119567	1980-02-07	US4309038A	1982-01-05	Donald M. Spoon
A throw toy has spoke-like graspable members of differing lengths which extend from a central hub at approximately the same angle with respect to each other and have bulbous ends such that the toy is balanced for throwing and is readily catchable. The hub and the spoke-like members may represent the head of an animal-like figure.
68	Piece for catch and toss game	US36087	1979-05-04	US4253673A	1981-03-03	Dennis B. Bailey
A game or sport utilizing a baton which is thrown and caught between players in a prescribed manner. The baton has a blade and a handle and may be provided with a high visibility protective covering and protective end tips. The complete assembly includes a field assembly using a flexible member or rope having color coded markers and ground stakes for establishing the proper playing areas and boundaries.
69	Game projectile	US865929	1977-12-30	US4184682A	1980-01-22	James Collins; Joseph Gerstenbacher
A game projectile of unique contour adapted to be manually thrown in a plurality of trajectories. The combination of elements of the game projectile allows for minimal displacement path of the projectile subsequent to being dynamically impacted by a bat or stick member. The game projectile includes a first hemispherical contoured member which is formed of a resilient composition and is substantially symmetrical about a first vertically directed axis line. The game projectile further includes a second hemispherically contoured member having a radius less than the radius of the first hemispherically contoured member. The second hemispherically contoured member is formed in one piece formation with the first hemispherically contoured member on an external surface thereof in order to provide the pitcher with various gripping mechanisms to control the trajectory of the game projectile. In order to minimize the acceleration forces applied to the game projectile by a stick or bat member, both of the first hemispherically contoured member and the second hemispherically contoured member are formed in the hollow manner in order that great deformation may occur when dynamic impact loading occurs.
70	Non-rolling game ball	US54833375	1975-02-10	US3924856A	1975-12-09	DEKAN HOWARD L; RYAN JOHN W
A soft non-rolling bean bag type of ball adapted for use in lawn bowling by being lobbed against pins set up on a platform. The ball or bag has a relatively soft covering filled with particulate material which may be of various types, including styrofoam pellets, gravel, tissue paper, and the like. The ball bag has a predetermined segment of its surface made more rigid or stiffer, the segment having in it configurations providing finger holes corresponding to the typical finger holes in a bowling ball.
71	Projector and projecting member	US45329174	1974-03-21	US3892406A	1975-07-01	BAIER JURGEN GEORG
In a sports and games apparatus comprising a throwing- and catching-rod having a handle at one of its ends, and a flying member therefor having a heavier end and a lighter end and means thereon which stabilizes the flight of said member, and having a plurality of arms which extend out from said lighter end approximately in the direction towards said heavier end; the said arms opening from the lighter end towards the heavier end of the flying member, so that the flying member may ride on the throwing rod with the point of attachment of each of the arms on said lighter end of said flying member in stable equilibrium.
72	Ball-pitching device	US3788297D	1972-08-14	US3788297A	1974-01-29	BORST W
Mounted on a stand or supporting frame is the lower end of a leaf spring, to the upper end of which is attached a handle immediately below which is a ball-holding cup. To a ball adapted to be placed in the cup is connected one end of a cord, the other end of which is attached to a stake driven into the ground between the operator and the batter. In use, the handle is drawn backward and downward by the operator to bend the leaf spring into an arc, and the ball is then placed in the cup. The operator then releases the handle whereupon the force of the leaf spring upon its release pitches the ball toward the batter, who attempts to hit it. Whether he hits it or not, the cord tethered to the stake limits the flight of the ball, prevents loss of the ball and enables its easy recovery and retraction by the batter or operator for another pitch. An annular hand guard around the bat near the hand grip prevents winding of the cord around the batter''s hands.
73	Bean bag with handle and stabilizing vane	US3749402D	1972-01-24	US3749402A	1973-07-31	ADICKES C; BEAUBIEN T; WEIR G; ECHTERLING E
A game or toy aerial projectile comprising an over-sized shuttle combined with a bean-bag and having a handle which may be manually grasped so that the projectile can be projected through the air. The handle is located within the vane of the shuttle. The head of the shuttle is filled with shot to form the bean-bag and a plurality of projections extend within the head to dampen movement of the shot. The outer surface of the head is formed with a plurality of projections to preclude skidding.
74	Game projectile	US44674654	1954-07-30	US2797924A	1957-07-02	STEWART VICTOR N

75	Projectile for erratic flight	US17689950	1950-07-31	US2683603A	1954-07-13	GACKENBACH PAUL H

76	Projectile and Target Game and Method of Use	US15723256	2017-10-03	US20180093152A1	2018-04-05	Edward Francis Florentino
The present invention is a projectile and target lawn game that calls to mind the sport of bowling. The lawn game disclosed herein uses a number of pins that are magnetically attracted to a board as the target. The projectiles are preferably beanbags that a player tosses at the pins.
77	Disc Tossing Table Game	US15713325	2017-09-22	US20180078837A1	2018-03-22	Adam Tripp; Matthew Ryan Glackin; Raymond Oliver Carr, III; Nathan Ray Clift
A disc tossing table game is provided. The table game includes baskets configured to receive a projectile, a tiered basket stand configured to receive the baskets thereon, and a disc configured to be thrown at the baskets. The baskets include an upright support pole disposed in a catch member, a top member for suspending deflecting tethers thereon, and a support member for stabilizing the support pole in the catch member. The support pole includes a first end affixed to the top member and a second end affixed to a base of the catch member. The tethers include a first end affixed to the top member and a second end affixed to a ring member suspended around the support pole. The support member engages a wall of the catch member via a friction fit. The catch member includes an interior volume configured to receive the projectile.
78	Collapsible target for improving an athlete's throwing accuracy	US15422203	2017-02-01	US09839826B2	2017-12-12	Michael Alfonso Tedeschi
To improve throwing accuracy an athlete can makes use of a collapsible target training device that can be easily stored, transported, and deployed. The collapsible target training device includes multiple collapsible frames, multiple ball catching nets, a base, and a frame adjustment mechanism. The multiple collapsible frames are articulated frames that are connected in a series to form a scissors mechanism. This enables the series of collapsible frames to be extended into a tower or collapsed toward the base. The base is a rigid platform that prevents the series of collapsible frames from toppling over while extended. The series of collapsible frames is mounted onto the base so that the base is able to provide structural support and stability to the series of collapsible frames when extended to form a tower. The multiple ball-catching nets are attached to the series of collapsible frame. This positioning enables the multiple ball-catching nets to catch the balls thrown through the series of collapsible frame.
79	Height target scoring device	US15146332	2016-05-04	US09814936B1	2017-11-14	Angelo Bucolo
The present invention provides a height target exercise scoring device comprising a pad adapted to absorb repeated impacts, the pad including a front exposed surface, a rear surface adapted to be mounted onto a wall, and an array of impact sensors positioned beneath the exposed surface. The target height exercise scoring device also includes a housing coupled to the pad including a control system. The control system includes an interface for inputting a target height parameter, and a processor coupled to the array of impact sensors configured to determine whether an impact registered by the array of impact sensors occurs on the pad at or above the input target height, and to generate feedback signals corresponding to whether the impact has or has not occurred at the target height.
80	Sports and game product	US14424552	2013-08-30	US09522315B2	2016-12-20	Bas Boris Ruyssenaars; Sander Adrianus van Leeuwen; Gosse Anne Jager; Stefanus Petrus Cornelis Maria Blonk
The present invention relates to a combination of at least one stick (10) and a ring device (30) configured for throwing and catching the ring device with the stick, wherein: —the stick comprises: —a main section (12) configured to be held by the hands of a user, a ring launching member (14) provided at one end (25) of the stick and configured to launch and catch the ring device, —the ring device comprises a central opening (72) and is constructed to fit on the ring launching member and be launched from the ring launching. At take-off, the ring device is launched in a rotary manner.

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