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Granted Patent B2
US 10,675,522 · App. 16/357,125 · Granted Jun 9, 2020

Sack toss game and method of play

Inventors: Carl Galian (West Islip, NY); Anthony Pappone (West Islip, NY)
A63B67/06A63B63/08A63B2210/50
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,675,522
App. No.
16/357,125
Granted
Jun 9, 2020
Kind
B2
Abstract

A target game system; the target game system including at least one target assembly including a base, a plate, a support pole and a receptacle; and a plurality of projectiles. The target game system includes a fun, new and improved twist on sack toss games by providing new rules and new means of playing the game. The sack toss game may be referred to as “LazySaxs”.

Claims (42)

1. A target game system comprising:

at least one target assembly including:

a base configured to contact and engage a ground-surface;

a plate having a projectile receiving surface, the projectile receiving surface having a first game-point location and a second game-point location;

a support pole connecting the plate to the base; and

a receptacle attached centrally to the projectile receiving surface of the plate, the receptacle having an open-top and an inner-capacity configured to receive at least one projectile, the inner-capacity having a third game-point location; and

a plurality of projectiles;

wherein the support-pole includes a first-end and a second-end opposite the first-end, and wherein the second-end includes at least two protrusions extending therefrom, each of the at least two protrusions being opposite each other; and

wherein at least one of the at least two protrusions includes an angled notch.

2. The target game system of claim 1 , wherein the receptacle includes a nub-member located on a periphery of the open-top.

3. The target game system of claim 1 , wherein the first game-point location is representative of one point.

4. The target game system of claim 1 , wherein the second game-point location is representative of one point.

5. The target game system of claim 1 , wherein the third game-point location is representative of three points.

6. The target game system of claim 1 , wherein the receptacle is substantially cylindrical in shape.

7. The target game system of claim 1 , wherein the open-top of the receptacle includes a diameter larger than a size of each of the plurality of projectiles.

8. The target game system of claim 1 , wherein the receptacle includes a capacity configured to receive and hold at least two projectiles from the plurality of projectiles.

9. The target game system of claim 1 , wherein the base is circular in shape.

10. The target game system of claim 1 , wherein the plate is circular in shape.

11. A target game system comprising:

at least one target assembly including:

a base configured to contact and engage a ground-surface;

a plate having a projectile receiving surface, the projectile receiving surface having a first game-point location and a second game-point location;

a support pole connecting the plate to the base; and

a receptacle attached centrally to the projectile receiving surface of the plate, the receptacle having an open-top and an inner-capacity configured to receive at least one projectile, the inner-capacity having a third game-point location; and

a plurality of projectiles;

wherein the support-pole includes a first-end and a second-end opposite the first-end, and wherein the second-end includes at least two protrusions extending therefrom, each of the at least two protrusions being opposite each other;

wherein the receptacle includes a bottom opposite the open-top, and wherein the bottom includes a first set of two apertures opposite each other, and a port therebetween;

wherein the port is configured to receive the support-pole therein;

wherein at least one of the first set of two apertures includes an angled groove;

wherein at least one of the at least two protrusions includes an angled notch;

wherein the two apertures are configured to mate with the two protrusions; and

wherein the angled notch is configured to slot into the angled groove, and further configured to lock the support-pole within the port.

12. A target game system comprising:

at least one target assembly including:

a base configured to contact and engage a ground-surface;

a plate having a projectile receiving surface, the projectile receiving surface having a first game-point location and a second game-point location;

a support pole connecting the plate to the base; and

a receptacle attached centrally to projectile receiving surface of the plate, the receptacle having an open-top and an inner-capacity configured to receive at least one projectile, the inner-capacity having a third game-point location; and

a plurality of projectiles;

wherein the support-pole includes a first-end and a second-end opposite the first-end, and wherein the second-end includes at least two protrusions extending therefrom, each of the at least two protrusions being opposite each other;

wherein the receptacle includes a bottom opposite the open-top, and wherein the bottom includes a first set of two apertures opposite each other, and a port therebetween;

wherein the plate includes a second set of two apertures configured to receive the two protrusions therethrough.

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62691881 · Jun 29, 2018
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