US2003171168A1PendingUtilityA1

Dictionary dazzle

Priority: Mar 11, 2002Filed: Mar 11, 2002Published: Sep 11, 2003
Est. expiryMar 11, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A63B 71/02A63B 2071/0063A63B 67/00A63B 2210/50A63B 71/0054
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Abstract

This patent application describes equipment used to play a contact or semi-contact game that is played on a field. The object of the game's for athletics to battle against one another to gain access into the equipment that is a mound and the device atop the mound called a horizontal, in order to follow expressed language of the horizontal that will allow a runner to quickly lift and flick a bar with their wrist, allowing an opportunity to score. Taken together the actions precipitate the translocation of a ball that's necessary for scoring in other contact and semi-contact sports.

Claims

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1 ) A mound comprising a body having a disassembling inner securing mechanism, surrounded by an inner protective core gear that supports a component assembly that attaches the component assembly and the inner protective core gear to the inner securing mechanism, so said assembly supports a safety capped rotatable horizontal, whose said inner protective core gear and component assembly are enclosed by the outer protective core gear so when a inner language cover placed over the component assembly, the inner protective core gear and outer protective core gear once further covered by an outer covering jacket, transparent over the horizontal plane of the mound and said outer jacket draping from there downward changes from transparency to opaque material, stopping at or just below said inner securing mechanism, the inner protective core gear and outer protective core gear form a piece of equipment.  
     
     
         2 ) A bar comprised of an extending rod having eyelets holes through the rod where said rod centers perpendicular to a slightly larger bar where said bar ends have ninety degree (90°) turns that extend one-hundred and eighty degrees (180°) away from rod approximately ten inches (10″) terminating in caps, where approximately three and one-half inches (3½″) up turns is a cross member which said member is used as a grasping device for quick snapping motions with said bar using the wrist.  
     
     
         3 ) A mound according to  claim 1  whereas said mound and said bar according to  claim 3  taken together form equipment for a contest entitled Dictionary Dazzle, nicknamed Dazzle a new field of sports science.

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