SU1235512A1 - Table game simulating tennis - Google Patents

Description

This invention relates to board games.

The aim of the invention is to increase the playability of the game.

FIG. 1 shows a game, top view; FIG. 2 is the same, side view, on FIG. 3, section A-A in FIG. 1, in FIG. 4, node I in FIG. 2,

The table game, imitating the game of tennis, contains a base 1, guide rods 2 fixed on its opposite sides, mounted on the rods with the possibility of free movement of balls

3 and located at the base of the catapult 4 for throwing ashriks. On the base, in front of the catapults, there are opaque screens 5 with through holes for the passage of the rods 2 and the passage of the game balls 3. Each guide rod is curved in the vertical and horizontal planes. The catapults are driven by springs 6. In the cocked state of the capstan

4 are held by start-up clips 7, which they are brought into and operating in order to throw the balls of the game.

Two people play, alternately serving and beating up the gaming balls on their side of the base 1. Feed change

occurs after all the gaming balls are used up. The one who repels more balls in and in all the sets specified

The game is fixed to a fixed base at a comfortable level. Both players cocked all the catapults 4 into the throwing position (figure 4) by placing them in the start-up shackles 7. The player who started the game (the player), in addition, places all the game balls 3 on the cocked catapults 4 (figure 4). Then by a warning signal

at a predetermined interval of time, the balls start to be thrown by removing the catapult 4 from the starting brackets 7 (the starting brace is set aside and the catapult is

springs 6 throws game ball 3). And his partner in the game, observing the movement of the game ball along the guide rods, must find its catapult during this time, determine the moment of the ball's approach to this catapult, and bring it back into action.

The proposed game will allow players to acquire, consolidate and improve the skills of instant assessment of the game situation and the speed of reaction of movements,

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Editor C, Patrusheva

Compiled by E. Kravchenko

Tehred O. Sopko Proofreader M. Demchik

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Circulation 406 Subscription VIIIPI USSR State Committee

for inventions and discoveries 113035, Moscow, Z-ZZ, Raushsk nab., 4/5

Production and printing company, Uzhgorod, st. Project, 4

Claims (1)

A TABLE GAME SIMULATING A TENNIS GAME containing a base, a guide rod fixed on its opposite sides, a ball mounted on the rod with free movement and located on the base of a catapult for throwing a ball, characterized in that, in order to increase the entertainingness of the game, it contains additional guiding rods and corresponding additional balls and catapults, as well as opaque screens located on the base in front of the catapults, each guiding The th rod is bent in vertical and horizontal planes. Nd Sae SL SL Nd