Basketball game controlling assembly

Details Basketball game controlling assembly Basketball game controlling assembly

1991-08-07

1992-03-31

Shapiro, Paul E.

Amusement devices: games

Aerial projectile game; game element or accessory therefor...

Target

273354, A63B 6308

Patent

active

051001330

ABSTRACT:
The scoring during a basketball game is controlled by an assembly that is connected to the game period ending buzzer circuit to automatically close the basket net when the buzzer circuit is activated to signal the end of a period of the game. The assembly includes a cord intertwined in the net and connected to a spring. The spring biases the cord into a net closing position, and the assembly further includes a spring override system that prevents the spring bias from closing the net during the game. The spring override system is connected to the period ending buzzer circuit to be released at the end of a period. The spring override system can be set to delay the release of the spring for any suitable length of time if desired.

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