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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 |
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| 181 | Electro-mechanical Beer Pong Table and Method of Use | US12731035 | 2010-03-24 | US20100244384A1 | 2010-09-30 | Chad Hazen Hoffer |
| One possible embodiment could be an electro-mechanical beer pong game table and a method of operating same. The game table could comprise a playing surface with a centerline axis; a plurality of movable platforms, the movable platforms being located over the playing surface; each movable platform reversibly and securely receiving a set of upright cups, each cup capable of containing beer and receiving a bear pong ball as played in the game of beer pong; one or more actuators that impart at least one motion to the movable platform relative to the playing surface; and an controller connected to the one or more actuators and controlling the at least one motion provided by the actuators wherein at least one movable platform is placed into motion relative to the playing surface and beer pong ball is thrown in the direction the moving movable platform. | ||||||
| 182 | Water disk sports game and target | US12283557 | 2008-09-12 | US07775915B2 | 2010-08-17 | Kevin McCarthy |
| A water disk sports game that includes a pair of floating goals located at predetermined distances from each other in a designated boundary area. Each goal includes a vertical scoring pole that extends upward from a large floating base. In a first embodiment, the floating base is a hollow circular floating disk with an upper, diagonally aligned skirt surface that leads to a circular recessed cavity coaxially aligned with the scoring pole. Attached to the scoring pole is an elevated lid which creates a narrow gap between the lid and the top rim of the floating base. In another embodiment, the floating base is a partially submerged rim with radially aligned spokes and a center hub designed to receive the scoring pole. During use, a specially designed aquatic disk is given to one team whose objective is to throw the aquatic disk at the opposing team's scoring pole. If the aquatic disk contacts the scoring pole or is retained in the recessed cavity, a point is awarded to the offensive team or against the defensive team. | ||||||
| 183 | Weighted bag toss game | US12322827 | 2009-02-05 | US20100194047A1 | 2010-08-05 | Dean N. Sauerwine |
| A method of playing a scoring bag tossing game that utilizes a plurality of geometrically shaped appendages arranged in a unique array across and extending outward from a scoring board. The scoring of the game being gauged upon the skill of difficulty in tossing a scoring bag onto a designated geometrically-shaped appendage or through an appropriately sized aperture. The tossing game is designed for two, three, four, five or six players; with varying numbers of players and teams of the same or different numbers of players, all playing against one another. The game can be played with one or more scoring boards and has differing rules creating varying levels of difficulty of play. | ||||||
| 184 | RING TOSS GAME | US12685776 | 2010-01-12 | US20100176554A1 | 2010-07-15 | Andy Godwin |
| A ring toss game has a pair of target boxes, pegs, and throwing elements. The tops of the target boxes have holes into which the pegs can be placed. The pegs are sized to receive the throwing elements. Different sized pegs may be used, and the holes on the target box may be in a linear configuration. The target boxes may also be raised at an angle to facilitate playing of a ring toss game. The throwing elements may be annular rings, close loops of rope, or loops of rubber tubing. In some embodiments of the invention the target boxes have handles to assist with portability. In other embodiments the parts of the game are provided as a kit. | ||||||
| 185 | Tossed projectile game | US12117169 | 2008-05-08 | US07731196B2 | 2010-06-08 | Adelmo A. Scoccia |
| A projectile having multiple openings for tossing onto a game field for encouraging and developing hand-eye coordination. The projectiles have plural fingers extending from a central hub of the projectile. The game field includes plural targets sized to fit within the projectile openings. Points are scored by using hand-eye coordination to toss the projectile so that it comes to rest on the field with one or more openings enclosing or partially enclosing a target or targets. This is a game that is safe and can be played indoors or outdoors by the entire family. The tossed projectile is designed to be lightweight and the targets are designed to minimize possible injury. The pegs can fold to a horizontal position in case of an accident. | ||||||
| 186 | Portable horseshoe pitching station | US12228107 | 2008-08-08 | US07726656B1 | 2010-06-01 | Daniel P Kuchcinski; Dale R Pierce; Robert M. Sok |
| A multi-section board is sandwiched by a fabric base and a fabric pillow-top, with the two fabric layers being stitched together along the edges and along the seams between the board sections. Pockets in the pillow-top receive fill which can be manmade or natural to form a cushion for the pitched elastomeric pitching shoes which are used with the pitching station. The stake is attached to a plate that is received in a pocket in the two fabrics. The stake and plate may be steel or plastic. The pitching station can be formed into a convenient triangular shape for storage and transport. | ||||||
| 187 | Tethered ball toss and target game and method of playing same | US11406681 | 2006-04-19 | US07703771B2 | 2010-04-27 | Ray M Hunt; Anne Hunt |
| A game in which two spherical balls tethered to opposing ends of a flexible cord are tossed at a ladder-like target goal post having a plurality of cross bars, the toss occurring from the region behind a facing goal post spaced across a field of play. An objective of the game is to toss the tethered ball pair across the field to the opposing goal post to entwine or wrap around a goal post cross bar. Points are earned when the toss remains wrapped to the crossbar. | ||||||
| 188 | Ball game and equipment | US12288202 | 2008-10-17 | US20100099508A1 | 2010-04-22 | Thomas Kent Wolf |
| Game apparatus for playing a baseball-like and golf-like game to be played on a golf course or a sports field or yard with rules of play for golf courses and sports fields or yards. The game apparatus includes a unitary bat-putter that resembles a baseball bat but has a flat surface at at least one end of the bat-putter, to be used to putt a ball. The game apparatus for sports field or yard play includes a targets including flagsticks inserted through stackable above ground target bodies set in advance of play on a sports field or yard to create a course of play. | ||||||
| 189 | Ringer golf | US12322253 | 2009-01-30 | US20100090406A1 | 2010-04-15 | Michael M. De Mello |
| A game piece is struck by a golf club, and is propelled through the air in order to target a vertical pole in the ground similar to the action in the game of horseshoes. The game piece consists of a spherical object simulating a golf ball having a pair of arms. The game, while providing a novel experience sought by many persons, also tends to aid players in properly striking a golf ball in the game of golf. If the spherical object which can be an actual golf ball is properly struck at its center without a club induced slice, the game piece will turn over and over in an orderly fashion without wobbling from side-to-side. If it is not properly struck, it will wobble in its flight through the air which indicates that the player has not hit the spherical object properly. | ||||||
| 190 | Game Apparatus | US12627548 | 2009-11-30 | US20100072698A1 | 2010-03-25 | Daniel Richard Constantine; David James Constantine; Carrie Ann Constantine |
| A game playing apparatus configured to facilitate playing a game is provided. The apparatus includes a body having a plurality of sides. The body includes a plurality of receptacles, wherein each receptacle has an ingress with an inclined surface extending downward from the ingress to facilitate return of a game playing member, and a plurality of indentations in at least one side. The apparatus further includes a game surface coupled to the body. The game surface includes a return surface beneath the plurality of receptacles to further facilitate return of the game playing member, and a plurality of holders. The plurality of holders and the plurality of receptacles are configured to receive a plurality of cups therein. | ||||||
| 191 | OUTDOOR GAME BOARD | US12560408 | 2009-09-15 | US20100066023A1 | 2010-03-18 | Nicholas P. Garbowitz |
| An apparatus and method of playing a lawn game uses washer-shaped projectiles which are tossed by players towards target receptacles on a portable game board placed on the ground. The target receptacle game board lays on the ground with either face up. The receptacle board targets may also be of different positions so that the further the target whole lies the greater the target values. | ||||||
| 192 | Apparatus for playing a lawn game | US11724803 | 2007-03-15 | US07677575B2 | 2010-03-16 | Jerome Eisenbarth |
| Golf Gladiator is a lawn game of skill involving balls or other objects connected by a string or rope and a ladder design that has rungs at various distances from the players due to its unique angled design. To play, the ladder assembly is placed a predetermined distance from the players. A player grabs one ball and rope assembly and swings its at the ladder rungs, attempting to get it to wrap around a rung. Each rung has a point value assigned to it. There are three ball and rope assemblies per person or team. Each player or team throws all of his or its ball and rope assemblies and then the next player or team takes his or its turn. A variety of variations on these rules are possible. | ||||||
| 193 | GolfDisney: GolfDisney World, the Triple Star GolfDisney World and SanXing GolfDisney World for Triple-Star Golf, SanXing Golf of GolfRing, GoldDisc, GolfBall and Golfrisbee, RingBall Golf | US12157785 | 2008-06-14 | US20100013160A1 | 2010-01-21 | Min Ming Tarng; Mei Jech Lin; Eric Yu-Shiao Tarng; Alfred Yu-Chi Tarng; Angela Yu-Shiu Tarng; Jwu-Ing Nieh; Huang-Chang Tarng; Shun-Yu Nieh |
| The GolfDisney World is the combinatory hot topic on golf, ancient China mystery, SanXingDui heritage and Eastern Olympics, YanYun. The GolfDisney World is the special topic entertainment center having the versatile Golfing amusement activities. The GolfDisney World goes through the mysterious China history to find out the ancient 5000 years golf history. It has the SanXing Golf which is re-constructed from the heritage of SanXingDui 3500 years ago. Being similar to the cartoon movie MULAN of Walt Disney World, GolfDisney has the SanXing movie going through the 5000 years timing channel of the Oriental Grand Ming, Oriental Dark Ages, Oriental Renaissance and Oriental Olympics, YanYun Sports. The GolfDisney has the parade of the oriental YanYun Torch team and the ancient golf which are discovered from the SanXingDui heritage. The ancient golf are the YuanShi golf, 7-Sun golf and the GaoShang golf. Furthermore, the GolfDisney has the RingDiscBall golf, the conventional ball golf, the conventional disc golf and golfishing, etc of the today and future golf. | ||||||
| 194 | Disc catching device | US11643401 | 2006-12-21 | US07621536B2 | 2009-11-24 | Joshua S. Orzech; Scott W. Keasey |
| A disc catching device for catching a thrown disc, having a canopy structure, a basket structure, an assembly coupled to the canopy structure and the basket structure, and a pole to which the canopy structure and the basket structure may be attached. The assembly may engage a thrown disc, and for some embodiments, may comprise chains. When the disc catching device is deployed in its upright position for the sport of disc golf, the assembly hangs from the canopy structure, and is coupled to a ring that surrounds the pole. The basket structure comprises a set of basket arms, and when the disc catching device is deployed upright, the ring hangs below the set of basket arms. For some embodiments, the canopy structure and the basket structure may be foldable, like an umbrella. For some embodiments, the basket arms may be basket support arms, where each basket support arm supports a basket arm. Other embodiments are described and claimed. | ||||||
| 195 | Game Apparatus for playing tossing game | US12028087 | 2008-02-08 | US20090200742A1 | 2009-08-13 | Ronald Maietta |
| Disclosed is a game apparatus for playing a tossing game. The game apparatus includes a pair of receptacles, a pair of detachable caps and a plurality of washers. Each receptacle of the pair of receptacles includes a base, a projection extending from a periphery of the base and an elongated hollow member configured to detachably couple with the base. Each detachable cap of the pair of detachable caps is configured to seal an opening, configured at a central portion of the base of the receptacle. The plurality of washers is capable of being tossed into the pair of receptacles for scoring points while playing the tossing game. | ||||||
| 196 | Loopie ball | US11980333 | 2007-10-31 | US20090111588A1 | 2009-04-30 | Glenn Sudeck; Maria Sudeck |
| What is new in the art to which our invention pertains is that this is a game which utilizes a combination of materials and game pieces that are unique in design with the use of balls attached together and a vertical “Loopie Ladder”. This game requires no batteries, electricity or fuel other than the energy of humans. This is a unique game and contributes to the art and science of games and physical activity. The game has universal appeal for either gender. It may be played individually or in groups of two or more. If played alone, the object is to score the highest point value rung or outrigger with each toss. | ||||||
| 197 | Inflatable table | US11727018 | 2007-03-23 | US07516960B1 | 2009-04-14 | Michael J. Battiste |
| An inflatable table has a rectangular shape. Recesses are formed in the top surface of the table at each end of the table. These recesses form a target area that can have any number of geometric shapes, such as triangular or diamond. The recesses are sized and shaped to hold a cup, such as a standard 16 ounce disposable cup. The table may be provided with legs to raise the level of the table surface. The legs may be inflatable, allowing the entire table and legs to be deflated to a minimal size for easy transportation. | ||||||
| 198 | Interactive and dynamic multi-target toss game | US12286413 | 2008-09-30 | US20090072484A1 | 2009-03-19 | Youjian Fang |
| The present invention provides apparatuses and methods for playing toss game. The toss games of the present invention only use projectiles as targets. A playing surface is divided into two areas: a standing area and a target area Players stand in said standing area and throw projectiles onto said target area. In some methods, the object is to be the first to gain enough points to win a game by targeting projectiles on the target area. The points are calculated according to a predetermined scoring method. In the other methods, the object is to be the first to complete a predetermined wining pattern by throwing projectiles to proper locations on the target area. The apparatus of the present invention consists of plurality of projectiles or consists of means for marking a standing area and plurality of projectiles. The toss games of the present invention are very dynamic and challenging yet easy to learn and fun to play. | ||||||
| 199 | TOSSED PROJECTILE GAME | US12117169 | 2008-05-08 | US20080277874A1 | 2008-11-13 | Adelmo A. Scoccia |
| A projectile having multiple openings for tossing onto a game field for encouraging and developing hand-eye coordination. The projectiles have plural fingers extending from a central hub of the projectile. The game field includes plural targets sized to fit within the projectile openings. Points are scored by using hand-eye coordination to toss the projectile so that it comes to rest on the field with one or more openings enclosing or partially enclosing a target or targets. This is a game that is safe and can be played indoors or outdoors by the entire family. The tossed projectile is designed to be lightweight and the targets are designed to minimize possible injury. The pegs can fold to a horizontal position in case of an accident. | ||||||
| 200 | Projected implement entertainment device | US11244282 | 2005-10-06 | US07448969B2 | 2008-11-11 | Gary E. Weber; Erica M. Nissen; Jeffrey A. Brown |
| A reconfigurable target/projectile activity entertainment device is disclosed, wherein the device includes a projectile, a target having a target area and a reversible base connectable to the target. The target is in the form of a hoop or ring and is disposed above the reversible base. The hoop has an opening therein that forms the target area. The hoop contains a sensor that detects a projectile passing through the target area and communicates with a sensory generator to generate sensory-stimulating output (i.e., lights and sounds). Projectiles directed through the target area drop to the reversible base below the target area. The reversible base has a first side and a second side. The first side is concave for collecting a projectile that drops thereon. The second side is opposite the first side and has a convex side that deflects projectiles dropping thereon to deflect the projectile away from the device. The reversible base can be reconfigured between a first mode wherein the concave side faces the target area and a second mode that wherein the convex side faces the target. | ||||||
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