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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
81	Parachute device with improved handle	US10280374	2002-10-25	US06866269B2	2005-03-15	Douglas A. Liebau; Kevin D. Cook
A parachute-type amusement device including an outer section extending around at least a portion of the device to provide a hand graspable handle, and an inner section having a sheet of flexible material capable of billowing with air upon manipulation of the device. The handle permits easy folding of the device for compact storage, e.g., in a bag or pouch. In one embodiment, the outer section has multiple handle members, such as foam inserts. In another embodiment, there is a single flexible handle member, such as a rope, cord, braid, and/or a tubular foam insert. The handle members may be spaced from one another within the outer section to facilitate grasping and/or folding of the device. The sheet may be circular, rectangular, etc., and may be visually divided into a multiple discrete segments, e.g. by coloration. A discrete number of foam inserts may be positioned within each of segment.
82	Limbo game	US10140874	2002-05-09	US06854734B1	2005-02-15	Gregory Benjamin
An apparatus for playing the limbo game that has either battery operated speakers in the bar, which can play music, or the bar may have a speaker outlet through which an outside source of music can be played.
83	Paintball filling system	US10704134	2003-11-10	US06845794B2	2005-01-25	Lance G. Johnson
Disclosed is a filling system for loading one or more paintball reservoir tubes with paintballs. The system is made of a paintball fill funnel and a support for at least one, and preferably a plurality of reservoir tubes. The fill funnel is dimensioned to fit within the reservoir tube and rest on the rim of the reservoir tube. A support shoulder, rim, or plurality of support shoulders on the outside of the fill funnel form a stable plane atop the tube rim. Each funnel can have more than one spout that communicates with a central funnel chamber for filling a plurality of paintball reservoir tubes simultaneously. The tube support can take a variety of configurations.
84	Disc activities & discs for them	US10664252	2003-09-17	US20040132561A1	2004-07-08	John Michael McClung; Karen Therese McClung; Guy L. McClung III
A method for engaging in an activity, the activity to be engaged in by a plurality of players, each player provided with at least one disc with identifying indicia, the method including each player throwing at least one disc at a target, the at least one disc having an aerodynamic airfoil profile, each disc having identifying indicia for identifying the player throwing said disc, and scoring for each player based on a final resting location of said at least one disc; and a method for engaging in an activity, the activity to be engaged in by at least two players, the players divided into a first team and a second team each team with at least one player, the first team provided with at least one disc, the method including at least one player of the first team throwing the at least one disc at a player of the second team.
85	Western heritage ranch sports event	US10294574	2002-11-15	US20040094897A1	2004-05-20	Joe T. Barnett
A western heritage ranch sports event includes elements which test horsemanship and other skills of the participants. The present event requires that one or more preselected herd animals (e.g., cows or calves) be cut or culled from a herd located at one end of an arena, and then driven or herded by the contestant(s) for the length of the arena, perhaps along a predetermined route, to a goal gate or enclosure. The object is to achieve this in the lowest total elapsed time. When more than a single competitor is participating, the competitors act as a team. More than one herd animal may be used as desired, with time credit given for successfully cutting and herding more than one animal. While roping the animals is not required, successful roping of the animals provides an additional time credit for the contestants, with unsuccessful roping attempts resulting in a time penalty.
86	Dictionary dazzle	US10093817	2002-03-11	US20030171168A1	2003-09-11	Daniel H. Hazelton
This patent application describes equipment used to play a contact or semi-contact game that is played on a field. The object of the game's for athletics to battle against one another to gain access into the equipment that is a mound and the device atop the mound called a horizontal, in order to follow expressed language of the horizontal that will allow a runner to quickly lift and flick a bar with their wrist, allowing an opportunity to score. Taken together the actions precipitate the translocation of a ball that's necessary for scoring in other contact and semi-contact sports.
87	Slide for recreational use	US10086282	2002-03-04	US20030163893A1	2003-09-04	Donald V. Edwards
A carpet slide for securement to ones foot as a recreational entertainment device. The slide includes a sheet of material having an upturn perimeter edge and a two piece strap is secured to opposite perimeter edges for securing ones foot to the upper surface of the slide. This securing strap is constructed of hook and loop strapping for securement to the slide and about to the upper portion of ones foot using two straps of such material.
88	Box games and activities	US10268044	2002-10-09	US20030092349A1	2003-05-15	Karen Therese McClung; Sarah Therese McClung; Elizabeth Marie McClung; John Michael McClung; Guy LaMonte McClung IV; Guy LaMont McClung III
A play activity set having, in at least certain aspects, target apparatus at which at least one object may be directed; at least one object for throwing at the target apparatus; the target apparatus and the at least one object made by separating box material from a single box or from a plurality of boxes; and, in one aspect, such a play activity set wherein the single box is, e.g., a pizza box.
89	Flyer discs	US09871170	2001-05-31	US20020182971A1	2002-12-05	Karen Therese McClung; Sarah Therese McClung; Elizabeth Marie McClung; John Michael McClung; Guy Lamont McClung IV; Guy Lamonte McClung III
A flying disc which, in certain aspects, has a disc body having an outer perimeter and a plurality of cuts, indentations, grooves, and/or weakened areas spaced-apart around the outer perimeter, and at least one portion of the disc body between at least one pair of the cuts, etc., the at least one portion folded up or down from the disc body, and which, in one aspect, has such folded portions around an entire outer periphery of the disc body. In certain aspects such a disc has a weight or weights, secondary piece or secondary disc connected to the disc body on either the top or bottom thereof, the weight(s), secondary piece or disc, in one aspect, for facilitating flight of and/or for stabilizing the disc body.
90	Device for securing a lighting apparatus to a paintball mask	US09912790	2001-07-25	US20020177495A1	2002-11-28	Paul M. Ciesiun
A device 10 for securing a lighting apparatus 11 to a paintball mask to promote night paintball includes a base member 12, a light support member 14 extending forward from an upper portion of the base member 12, a light positioning member 16 extending forward from a lower portion of the base member 12, the light support and light positioning members 14 and 16 cooperating to secure and position the lighting apparatus 11 with the base member 12 to focus light in a predetermined direction, a stabilizing clip 18 extending rearward from a lower portion of the base member 12, and a pair of apertures 20 disposed through opposing upper portions of the base member 12, the apertures 20 ultimately receiving therethough a support belt 72 that cooperates with the stabilizing clip 18 to maintain the position of the device 10 relative to the paintball mask during play of a night paintball game. An armband device 100 is used to identify night paintball players and the teams to which the players belong. The armband device 100 includes a deformable wrap member 106 having first and second ends 102 and 104 that are ultimately joined together via velcro hooks and loops are similar detachable securing members. The device 100 further includes a transparent pocket 120 disposed upon the wrap member 106 so as to be visible to other paintball players after the wrap member 106 is positioned about the players arm. The transparent pocket 120 removably receives a chemical light 128 that shines through the pocket thereby identifying the player during a night paintball game.
91	Floor game for team building	US09289881	1999-04-12	US06254101B1	2001-07-03	Jason Phillips Young
A floor game including tiles which are laid on a playing surface forming a playing area, and an optical instrument. Each tile is covered by a polarized film. A path across the playing area is revealable by utilizing the optical instrument available to a game facilitator. The players see a design on the playing area. A path across the playing area is invisible to players not wearing the optical instrument. Each player traverses the path with assistance of the game facilitator and by observing steps taken by the previous players. The object of the game is for players to discover and traverse the path across the playing area from end to end through a team effort. In an alternative embodiment, the game is played with one or more teams utilizing one or more playing areas with each team trying to complete a path on their respective playing area.
92	Educational system and method of using same	US884645	1997-06-27	US6079984A	2000-06-27	Cheri B. Torres; Carolyn R. Morton; Tom L. Carter
A portable system for multiple educational activities includes multiple planks and connectors and allows for the arrangement of the planks and connectors in different configurations to enable use for a variety of activities. One of the activities requires four planks be configured in a square shape with the connectors attached to the ends of two of the planks thereby allowing sliding engagement with slots in the sides of the other two planks. A second activity requires two planks be attached at one end via a pivot joint which allows for variation of the angle between the planks. Also provided is a method for using the portable system.
93	Game apparatus and method	US7419	1998-01-15	US5992855A	1999-11-30	Gilbert H. Erbisch
A game is provided including a plurality of playing pieces for being stacked. An elongated striking stick is provided for knocking out a bottommost one of the playing pieces of the stack.
94	Game of tag and apparatus used therein	US984715	1997-12-03	US5938549A	1999-08-17	John C. Schenkenfelder
A game of tag providing the steps of providing a plurality of players, placing at least one band on a limb of each of the plurality of players, attaching at least one flag to the at least one band, each of the plurality of players attempting to remove the at least one flag from the at least one band of at least one of the plurality of players.
95	Field or board game and method of play	US826671	1997-04-07	US5826876A	1998-10-27	Marcus L. Wagner
A new field game and board game on which the field game rules are applied is disclosed. In the field game an offensive team and a defensive team oppose each other. The offensive team is divided into an equal number of carrier players and escort players. The carrier players attempt to remove an object from the center marker located in the center of a round or oval playing area. The defensive players attempt to tag-out the carrier player while the escort player attempts to simultaneously tag-out the defensive players. The offensive team scores by either successfully removing the object from the field or by tagging-out all of the defensive players. If the offensive team does not score, the offense and defense change roles. The game continues to be played round by round until a predetermined number of points is reached. The field game offers the advantages of providing a game that demands stamina, agility and mental quickness without requiring elaborate or expensive equipment for the players or for the field.
96	Apparatus and method for use in a hand game	US667941	1996-06-24	US5794937A	1998-08-18	Albert Alexander Robbs, III
The present invention pertains generally to game devices and methods, and provides an apparatus for use in a hand game played by at least two players, hereinafter respectively referred to as the first and second players. The apparatus includes a harness secured to at least one hand of the first player and a capture object selectively positioned proximate to the harness and which is removable from the harness by the second player during play of the game. The present invention also contemplates a game which includes an offensive player and a defensive player, each player having a left and right hand, and each hand having an outer and inner surface. A left and right harness are respectively secured on the left and right hands of the offensive player. A left and right capture object are respectively positioned proximate to the left and right harnesses. Finally, the present invention contemplates a method for playing a game which includes various steps including the steps of: securing a harness to a playing hand of the first player; selectively positioning a capture object on the harness; placing at least one playing hand of the first player proximate to at least one playing hand of the second player; and attempting to capture the object by the second player from the first player.
97	Elastic action game device	US810711	1991-12-18	US5242175A	1993-09-07	Tara A. O'Leary
A game device consisting of a large band of very strong and highly elastic material which is supported in use by the torsos of the players. When a player (or players) leaves his or her position against the band and dashes across and into another portion of the band, the force of the body's impact causes other players to be propelled across the band, repeating the sequence for a specified time period or indefinitely. No other pieces of equipment are required for the game, and no special field layout or other construction is necessary.
98	Inflatable amusement ring	US726249	1991-07-05	US5219309A	1993-06-15	LeRoy Hart
A bouncer ring amusement toy is disclosed in the form of an air-inflatable annular ring. The ring is designed to extend around the torso of a person to form a bouncing cushion, allowing the person to engage in bouncing amusement activities. The dimensions of the ring, including the size of the central opening, the diameter of the outer perimeter, and the thickness of the ring, relate to the size of the intended user. In other words, an adult-sized version of the ring is larger than one designed for use by a child. Handles are provided on the ring to allow the user to securely grip the ring while engaging in bouncing activities.
99	Outdoor lawn-type game	US928477	1992-08-13	US5201526A	1993-04-13	F. Burk Ketcham, Jr.
An outdoor lawn-type game for two or more players in which discs are flipped from the ground onto a trampoline device comprised of a resiliently-tensioned net held in a horizontal position by a frame with legs. The discs are flipped using elongated flipping sticks with two bent fork tines at one end. The objective of the game, in getting a specified number of a players' or teams' discs to rest on the net, is rendered difficult by the resilient nature of the net and various options allowed by the rules of the game to dislodge an opponent's disc from the net or send an opponents disc to a point distant from the net. Various competitive strategies and skills are required by the individuals and/or the teams playing the game. No special ground surface is required. The game may be played on grass, in the woods or on the beach.
100	Game with tether straps	US22758	1987-03-06	US4684127A	1987-08-04	Elliot A. Rudell
There is disclosed a game for four or more players whereby the players are attached together by removably attached tethers, and then required to perform physical movements and maintain their attached relationships one to another. The tether straps provide a yielding restraint and the game challenges the players to perform certain physical movements without breaking this restraint.

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