Amusement devices: games – Surface projectile game; game element – Simulated game
Patent
1976-08-02
1979-05-22
Hum, Vance Y.
Amusement devices: games
Surface projectile game; game element
Simulated game
273101, 273 96R, 273103, A63B 6304, A63B 6512
Patent
active
041555538
ABSTRACT:
A ball game machine, which after being hit by an incoming ball, will return another ball with a minimum loss of energy. The incoming ball stops at the ball receiver and transmits almost all of its kinetic energy to the machine through proper inertia design. Instantaneously, the recoiling ball receiver mechanically causes a bat to strike a second ball which has been stored in a collector. The incoming ball then drops into the collector and becomes a stored ball so that the operation can be repeated.
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