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WO/2006/090435A1 |
A bowling pin and a method of manufacturing the bowling pin. The method of manufacturing the bowling pin is characterized by comprising the steps of molding a core material (3) having an upper hollow part (5a) with an upper side opening ...
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WO/2006/079058A1 |
An inflatable game table (10) constructed of flexible, air impervious panels (22) for forming an inflatable enclosure having an upper playing surface for use as a pool table or the like and being capable of resisting inclement, outdoor w...
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WO/2006/058364A1 |
A games table such as a billiards table (1) has an upper support pad (7) on each leg (3, 4) and a planar glass playing surface (9) supported on the support pads. Pockets (11) are formed around the periphery of the playing surface and cus...
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WO/2006/043452A1 |
A bowling game machine in which a ball can be prevented from falling into a gutter without being perceived by the player. The bowling game machine (1) comprises a ball (b) embedded with a plurality of permanent magnets such that the pola...
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WO/2006/041073A1 |
A bowling game machine in which a ball can be prevented from falling into a gutter without being perceived by a player. The bowling game machine (1) comprises an approach section (2) where the player throws a ball (b), a lane (3) on whic...
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WO/2006/039495A2 |
A playing surface (10) may include first and second boundary walls (13,16) and first and second zone separators (19,22). The second zone separator (22) may be spaced apart from the first zone separator (19) in order to provide a first zo...
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WO2006015217A9 |
A bridgestick having a telescoping handle and a quick disconnect bridge. The handle incorporates internal locking elements to prevent separation of the telescoping segments. Each joint between segments includes an internal stiffener that...
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WO/2006/020135A2 |
A panel structure for a bowling lane may include a lane panel having a first surface and a second surface, the first surface forming a bowling surface of the bowling lane. An underlayment may be disposed adjacent the lane panel. A tapere...
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WO/2006/014943A1 |
A unique and improved billiard cue shaft is disclosed. The billiard cue shaft includes a core of light wood such as Sitka spruce and a skin of composite material such as carbon fiber/epoxy. The very light core combined with the extremely...
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WO/2006/011289A1 |
A bowling game machine in which even powerless children can score a strike or a spare to make a high score. The bowling game machine comprising an approach section as a region where a player throws a ball, a lane which extends from the a...
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WO/2006/009948A2 |
A distribution indexing device (50, 60) is attachable to bowling pin-setting machines and replaces certain mechanical components within the distributing mechanism (10) that are prone to wear and require constant maintenance. The device (...
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WO/2006/002292A2 |
A bowling system comprises a pinspotter system (100) including at least a sweep assembly (200) and a braking system (300) coupled thereto which provides a brake for the sweep assembly (200). The system (100) further includes a plurality ...
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WO/2005/115568A1 |
A bowling game apparatus allowing even children whose ball throwing directions are not fixed to obtain high score by strikes and spares. The bowling game apparatus (1) comprises two guide members (10) installed in the longitudinal direct...
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WO/2005/107896A2 |
Pool table improvements including: (1) a quick change pool table cloth system including a snap on cloth; (2) a built in pool table level system including highly sensitive levels embedded into the pool table frame; (3) a pre-adjusted, pus...
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WO/2005/107897A1 |
In a bowling ball retrieval system including a ball return wheel for elevating a bowling ball to a position whereby it can be returned to a bowler, a lift component is secured to the interior circumference of the ball return wheel. The l...
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WO/2005/098703A1 |
A remote revenue collection station controls access to and play of one or more pool tables. The remote station includes coin, token and bill collectors, non-currency card readers for debit, credit and special purpose fare cards, scanners...
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WO/2005/082476A1 |
A device for propelling a projectile (12) such as a bowling ball from a personal mobility vehicle (18) such as wheel chair. The device comprises a ramp (22) extending between an upper end (26) and a lower end (28). A coupling (24) secure...
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WO/2005/075035A2 |
The invention relates to a pin separation unit for an automatic cableless bowling-pin setting device. Said unit comprises a revolving disc that is surrounded by a stationary delimiting wall, in which at least one exit opening for an indi...
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WO/2005/075035A1 |
The invention relates to a pin separation unit for an automatic cableless bowling-pin setting device. Said unit comprises a revolving disc that is surrounded by a stationary delimiting wall, in which at least one exit opening for an indi...
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WO/2005/072296A2 |
A video bowling game incorporates a multi-dimensional ball control transducer, such as a track ball, to enable a player to specify travel and velocity parameters. A two-dimensional bowler is presented on a display. The transducer can be ...
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WO/2005/063346A1 |
The present invention relates to a barcenter-adjustable cue which includes a body (100). A cylindric space (10) is formed in the grip in the length direction of the body. Weight blocks (4) which can travel along its length direction are ...
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WO/2005/051499A1 |
A snooker game practice aid (1) comprises a channel track (3) for a ball which is provided at one end with a cue ball retainer (4), the channel track having a support along its length effective to secure it to form an inclined ramp, and ...
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WO/2005/051500A1 |
The present invention is related to a billiard cue (11) comprising a shaft having a tip end (2) and a butt end, wherein the shaft has a non-linear tapered section with reduced diameter compared to a linear tapering at the tip end.
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WO/2005/048028A2 |
A bowling center control system includes an input device configured for input of a bowler's selection of one of a plurality of entertainment styles, wherein each style has predetermined audiovisual, lighting and sound characteristics. A ...
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WO/2005/042117A2 |
An iron type golf club head includes a plurality of weights mounted at a rear side thereof in a spatially laminated array. The club head includes a front impact face oriented at a selected loft angle for striking a golf ball, and a rear ...
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WO/2005/025691A1 |
A detachable cue tip for playing massè shots with a rubber tip.
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WO/2005/025758A1 |
The invention relates generally to the conditioning of bowling lanes, and, more particularly to an apparatus and method for automatically applying a predetermined pattern of dressing fluid along the transverse and longitudinal dimensions...
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WO/2005/021114A1 |
A variety of bowling equipment is provided incorporating the use of a non-orthotropic cellulosic material, and more particularly an aborescent grass such as bamboo. In particular, a bowling pin (10, 64) and a bowling lane assembly (88, 9...
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WO/2005/016469A2 |
A variation of the traditional game of bowling combines skill-based gaming methods and systems for maximizing interest and strategy within a traditional bowling scoring and playing environment to enable the bowler to compete for prizes. ...
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WO/2005/009558A2 |
Tools including target guides and methods of using the target guides are provided, that assist a bowler in aligning shots in a game of bowling. Moreover, the tools and techniques of the present invention can be arranged in a kit form whe...
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WO/2005/007370A1 |
An unbendable billiard cue, which is manufactured by dividing a square lumber (20), sawed from a wood material (10), into a central member (21), having a cross-shaped section in which longitudinal sides thereof are perpendicular to trans...
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WO/2005/000415A2 |
A mechanized ball-throwing game is provided, comprising at least one game play object (24), at least one rotating goal assembly (18), means to maintain a count of the number of times a game play object passes through each of the at least...
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WO/2005/000434A2 |
An electromechanical pin setter (100) including a hydraulic drive component. The present invention includes a deck assembly (40) holds pins in deck chutes (49) and reciprocates vertically to spot and re-spot pins on a pin setting locatio...
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WO/2004/112920A2 |
A rest (1) for a cue, for use in playing a game of snooker, billiards or pool on a playing table, wherein the cue rest comprises an elongated shaf (2) defining a central longitudinally extending shaft axis (4), a table engaging means (5)...
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WO/2004/099677A2 |
A blowing device useful for acquisition of blowing and/or aspiring abilities, wherein the user is directed to blow and/or aspire is a predetermined manner. This novel devise comprising an envelope; at least one movable element located in...
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WO/2004/086907A1 |
The present invention relates to a multipurpose reception table that can be used for a visitor reception in home or office and can be used for various games that includes a body in which a rectangular bottom board is supported by legs, a...
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WO/2004/082777A1 |
A billiard cue consisting of two hollow and cylindrical tubes (24) whose diameters increase from one tube to the other from the tip towards the opposite end and which are joined to each other by known means, comprising at the free end of...
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WO/2004/047933A1 |
A gaming system having a ball (10) of uniform spherical outer surface (14) wherein the density of the ball (10) is not uniform about its centre (16) so that the centre of gravity of the ball (10) is offset from a centre of curvature of t...
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WO/2004/041376A1 |
Centring device of cue tips (5) on billiard cues, comprising a guide element (6) that in use is arranged coaxially to the shaft end (10) of a cue and a sliding element (2) arranged coaxially with respect to the guide element and with a c...
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WO2003072211A9 |
A Playing surface (12) that introduces "movement" or "motion" as a fourth dimension to the traditional game of billiards by altering the natural inertia of the billiard balls is disclosed. In one embodiment of the playing surface (12), "...
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WO/2004/022180A1 |
The present invention relates to a method for producing a pattern formation, which is visible in non-visible light, on a surface of a bowling lane comprising steps of :- selecting dyes, which show different colors in one illuminating con...
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WO/2004/016969A1 |
An on-machine-seamable industrial belt comprising a coated spiral base with a pin seam that offers easy installation, durability, high surface friction, and strength. The belt construction includes a helical spiral base produced from pri...
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WO/2004/011715A1 |
A cue sports cloth comprises a cloth with a playing surface having a design printed thereon. At least 30% of the area of the playing surface is printed with a camouflage design as defined by the function &Dgr E2 < k &Dgr E1, where &Dgr E...
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WO/2004/011716A1 |
A gaming cloth comprises a cloth with a playing surface (10) having a design (12) printed thereon. At least 30 % of the area of the playing surface is printed with a camouflage design (14) as defined by the function &Dgr E2 < k &Dgr E1, ...
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WO/2004/004848A1 |
A table parlour game particularly a turbo-bowling comprising a turbo player unit (1), bowling pins (2) and a lane plate tilting to any direction (3). The turbo player unit (1) is a whirling top, namely a conical solid of rotation, the pl...
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WO/2003/105976A1 |
The present invention relates to an arrangement (1) for a bowling simulator (2) comprising a bowling lane (3), a lane approach (4), a ball stop system (5), a pin pit (9), a lateral gutter (6) and a ball return system. In accordance with ...
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WO/2003/090885A1 |
The invention concerns a game element (2) for billiards. The game (2) has one or more trap holes (4) which have a pinching part (9) so that a ball stays in the trap hole (4). The trap holes (4) are in phased position and are connected by...
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WO/2003/078004A1 |
A device for displaying information, in particular for bowling alleys, comprises first detector means (30), to detect an arrangement pattern of one or more bowling pins (11) and generate a corresponding main detection signal (110), incor...
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WO/2003/046275A2 |
A gaming or cue-sports cloth comprises a major part by weight of wool, which comprises base fibres and surface fibres that form an upper surface of the cloth. The base fibres and the surface fibres are bulk dyed to a substantially unifor...
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WO/2003/046274A2 |
A process is provided for printing a graphic image onto a cue sports cloth to form a cloth layout including a bed cloth and cushion cloths. The process comprises supplying the desired dimensions of the bed cloth and cushion cloths to a d...
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