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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
201	Children's game	US552693	1975-02-24	US3960379A	1976-06-01	Joseph V. Maloney; Ronald J. Geigel; Peter R. Zidek
A game of "kick the can" comprises a kickable object including a magnet, and a base on which the object rests including a normally closed magnetic switch openable by the magnet, and a battery operated buzzer in circuit with the switch.
202	Step on bug game	US56652275	1975-04-08	US3927880A	1975-12-23	PETRUSEK VICTOR
A game is provided comprising a portable semi-rigid circular sheet of plastic material, for example, in which are integrally formed a plurality of randomly oriented bulges projecting upwardly from the surrounding surface of the sheet. A central bulge is provided, under which is placed a battery operated or other electric alarm. Under any of the other bulges may be placed a circuit closing switch, the circuit wires extending between said switch and the alarm. The upper surface of each bulge is provided with a likeness of a bug or bugs to add interest to the game. A contestant, not knowing under which bulge the circuit closing means is placed, attempts to step on as many bulges as he can, without stepping on that bulge having the circuit closing means thereunder, as when he steps on that one the game is over for that contestant.
203	Projectile tethered to linked resilient flexible line	US22973372	1972-02-28	US3814427A	1974-06-04	PAHR G
Game apparatus providing fun and exercise for two players, apparatus having weighted body secured to flexible tension link having two ends, each player holding an end. By swinging hands and moving rapidly, weighted body can be thrown between players, players attempting to avoid being hit by weighted body. Link length and elasticity determine dynamic characteristics of apparatus. Elasticity easily varied by changing link material and for fine adjustment of link characteristics a composite link can be made in which link has elastic and inelastic materials arranged in parallel or series relationship. Dynamic characteristics of apparatus effect physical demands on players, and by selection of particular dynamic characteristics physical demands on players can be controlled.
204	Hat game	US3778056D	1972-01-28	US3778056A	1973-12-11	WITKOWSKI H
A game made up of an apron and a hat. The hat has a brim turned up to receive water and has a pin attached to the top. The apron has a trough about waist high extending around it. The hat is adapted to receive water in its trough around it. The object of the game is to fill the hat crown with water, walk over an obstacle course, and pierce a balloon which is filled with water or air and supported on a wall or the like without spilling any water from the hat crown into the hat brim. If water is spilled into the brim, it can leak out through holes in the brim into the trough. The skirt alone may be used to play a game with a ball rolling around the trough of the skirt.
205	Yieldable body jousting bags	US3759515D	1971-02-04	US3759515A	1973-09-18	CROOKS T
An amusement device involving physical activity and competitive play is described. It comprises an elongate yieldable body having a blunt, impact receiving, vertical frontal face and a rearward portion shaped and sized to fit against the chest of the user. Support members extending upwardly and rearwardly from the body fit over the shoulders of the user and preferably serve as protective shields. Bracing members passing rearwardly under the armpits of the user or handle members on the body of the device (and preferably both) are also provided.
206	Apparatus for playing a yard game	US3575416D	1969-01-24	US3575416A	1971-04-20	COOPER CARL H
Apparatus for playing a yard game wherein a hoop is controllably rolled along a supporting surface, such as the ground, by a staff. The staff includes an elongated shaft having a handle and a guide means thereon with a longitudinally extending groove being placed between the handle and the guide means to enable the hoop to be rolled down the groove in the staff in order to commence playing the game. An obstacle course outlined by various members placed upon the ground defines a predetermined path along which the loop may travel.
207	Toy and exercising captive ball	US3545121D	1968-08-14	US3545121A	1970-12-08	MISKO STEPHEN R

208	Playing field and apparatus for racing game	US3536327D	1968-09-17	US3536327A	1970-10-27	KAEHNE LESTER

209	Game projectiles and support therefor	US3469842D	1966-02-21	US3469842A	1969-09-30	WELBOURN DALE K

210	Flag belt device with a variable pull screw-on snap-off coupling	US53619066	1966-02-04	US3345070A	1967-10-03	CAROL WILSON PORTER; CARLYLE ADAMS NORMAN

211	Game baton	US19429162	1962-05-14	US3216727A	1965-11-09	BRUCE HUNTER HOWARD

212	Kicking game apparatus comprising a platform and numbered cubes to be kicked therefro	US20630162	1962-06-29	US3118675A	1964-01-21	LYLE LEWIS E W

213	Playing pieces for ball games	US14676061	1961-10-23	US3106399A	1963-10-08	GEORGE BIBANOFF; DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION

214	Detachable streamer means for use in playing touch football	US14424861	1961-10-10	US3063718A	1962-11-13	STEINKAMP FREDERICK E

215	Game device	US81595859	1959-05-26	US2987317A	1961-06-06	FELIX ACEVEDO EUSEBIO

216	Rope game	US68087557	1957-08-28	US2917311A	1959-12-15	YURKUT MICHAEL C

217	Toy	US38752041	1941-04-08	US2245973A	1941-06-17	FRUEHE RUDOLPH C

218	Game	US30049739	1939-10-21	US2238713A	1941-04-15	WARING THEODORE R

219	Sales stimulator game	US60138232	1932-03-26	US1892113A	1932-12-27	MORGAN ROBERT E

220	Game apparatus	US30211228	1928-08-25	US1796937A	1931-03-17	ARMAND NADEAU; PEPIN JOSEPH P

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