Games using tangible projectile – Bowling – Ball handling or diverting means
Patent
1993-03-18
1995-09-12
Millin, Vincent
Games using tangible projectile
Bowling
Ball handling or diverting means
473111, 273182R, 273179D, A63D 502
Patent
active
054493277
ABSTRACT:
Bowling balls are returned from the pit area of a bowling alley to a return shroud through a vacuum tube into a lift tube. A transporter assembly is contained within the shroud for decelerating the bowling balls. The shroud includes continuous rails for permitting a high volume of bowling ball storage. In order to reduce the area required for spacing between adjacent bowling alleys, the vacuum tube is installed underneath the plane of the alleys, with the bowling balls fed into the vacuum tube via a vertical tube extending upwardly behind the pin-setting equipment located in the pit area.
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Hagen Robert S.
Heddon Will
McPherson Bruce M.
Heddon Bowling Corporation
Millin Vincent
Pierce William M.
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