US2120075A - Game - Google Patents

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Jkadzs Roosman,

June 7,1938. M. ROOSMAN I 2,120,075

' GAME Filed Jan. 14, 1938 WITN Essss INVENTOR ATTORNEYS Patented June 7, 1938 I 2,120,075 GAME Madis Roosman, New York, N. Y.

Application January 14, 1938, Serial No. 184,950

3 Claims. (Cl. 273-96) This invention relates to games and particularformed with a loop l6 which constricts the neck 1y to a game whereby an article is thrown into or throat 8 so that when the chain l moves to the air, an object being to provide a structure the position shown in Fig. 1, spring l3 must move wherein a player may utilize skill and sharpness to one side. When the parts are in the position of his eye in throwing the article into the air shown in Fig. 1 the device may be swung back and then catching the same. and forth even with the balls II and I2 hanging Another object of the invention is to provide downwardly as the loop IE will resist the removal a game whereby a projector formed with a forked of the proj However, y Swinging e destructure is provided for projecting and then vice back and forth and then suddenly stopping i catching the flexible connecting chain or other the same, the power created by the momentum connection between two balls. of the projectile will quickly cause the projectile An additional object of the invention is to to move past loop 16 and swing to one side. provide a projector for projecting chain con- It will be understood that all parts of the nected balls wherein the structure is such that spring l3 loosely fit in body 2 except the mem- 1;, there will be a resilient resistance to the movebers l4 and which are riveted thereto. The 15 ment of the projectile from the projector. body 2 is preferably a one-piece sheet metal In the accompanyin drawing structure having front and rear panels 11 and 1 is a Side View Of an embodiment of the IB and encircling portions l9 and adapted to invention illustrating in dotted lines hOW the proencircle the section [5 as shgwn particularly so icctile y be h w into h ir and the pr in Fig. 4. This member is preferably pressed .l' P e e y t Catch the Same; into position, as shown in Figs. 2 and 4, and F g. 2 1s a side view o an enlarged Scale of the automatically holds itself in place and also prepro ector shown in Fig. vents the fork 4 from spreading.

Fig. 3 isa sectional view on an enlarged scale In use th h dl 6 and body 2 are grasped threllgh 2 pa y the 11116 as shown in dotted lines in Fig. 1 and the device 25 Fig. 4 is a sectional view on an enlarged scale swung back and forth After t desired through Fig. 2 on the line 4-4. mentum has been secured the device is stopped Referrin t the mp ny r w y suddenly with the fork pointing more or less numerals, l ndic es a frame F e c r upwardly. This will cause the projectile to be or a small and 2 a o Win18? indicates a projected into the air. After the projectile has prolectlle The frame l 15 provided Wlth it been moved upwardly and then starts to fall, the forked structure a central Section 5, and player attempts to cause the fork 4 to straddle oop d or handle sect1on As Illustrated 111 the flexible member In so that it will return to Fi the frame I s ad o a Single piece the position shown in Fig. 1. It will be evident of wire and be t o Provide a D Whlch acts that this operation may be repeated as often as as a handle. This 1 1 m e into the perellel desired as the player continues to play. In case members of sect1on 5 ,wh1ch in turn merge into the player does not catch the projectile it is the fork 4. A short nclined part 1 forms a repicked up f the ground and placed manually strlcted neck or opening 8 for the fork 4. Prefin the position shown in F1 1 read b w erably the neck I is provided with a flaring end jected another time y 0 8 pm- 40 9 in korder to more elaosily caltlch the chain or other i I Claim- 7 held 1e connec or of t e respective balls H A gar-me com risin a ro-ecme an and An Orqmary foFked Structure m1ght be jector, said proje tor bging foi med with a b dg' capable of readily catclnng the pro ectile 3, but a handle extending from one end of Said b in order to throw the projectile into the air it is forked structure extending from the other g g dee e to D a t t for preventing the said body, and a resiliently held knob positioned movement of t e D J e from the Projector adjacent the base of said forked structure for reunless the pa have been given a q forcible siliently resisting the movement of the projectile swinging movement. This structure is formed out of said forked structure when the device is 5 from a flat spring 13 which has lateral projecactuated. tions I4 and ill at one end extending through 2. A game comprising a projectile provided suitable apertures in the body 2. The outer end with a pair of spaced balls and a chain connectparts of members l4 and I5 are upset or riveted ing said balls, and a projector provided with a so as to readily secure that end of the spring l3 fork for projecting and catching said projectile to the body 2. The opposite or free end is said projector being formed with a body secured to said fork at one end thereof, a flat spring having one end connected rigidly to said body and the other end projected between the tines of said fork, said other end being formed into a loop suificiently large to prevent said chain leaving said fork until the loop has been moved to one side.

- 3. A game comprising a projectile and a projector for projecting the projectile into the air, said projector comprising a wire frame formed with a central section comprising two parallel wire sections, a loop merging at one end into said sections forming a handle, and a pair of spaced substantially parallel tines forming a fork, a body formed of' sheet metal fitting over said sections, said body having front and rear flat panels and looped portions fitting partly around the wires of said sections, and a flat spring having one end secured to said panels near said handle, said spring extending loosely between said panels to a position between said tines, the end extending between said tines being looped to provide a resilient resistance to the movement of 10 said projectile from said fork. V

MADIS ROOSMVAN.

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