CA2123982A1 - System of equipment for a football type game - Google Patents
System of equipment for a football type gameInfo
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B67/00—Sporting games or accessories therefor, not provided for in groups A63B1/00 - A63B65/00
- A63B67/002—Games using balls, not otherwise provided for
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B63/00—Targets or goals for ball games
- A63B63/004—Goals of the type used for football, handball, hockey or the like
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B71/00—Games or sports accessories not covered in groups A63B1/00 - A63B69/00
- A63B71/06—Indicating or scoring devices for games or players, or for other sports activities
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Abstract
SYSTEM OF EQUIPMENT FOR A FOOTBALL TYPE GAME
A b s t r a c t The invention concerns a system of equipment for Tornado game, a new version of football, and it can be used and applied in the sport.
The system includes a main goal ( 1 ) at each end as well as additional side goals ( 4 ) and a control goal ( 3 ). Devices and connections between them facilitate the distribution to the spectators of information about the course of the game.
In this way the system provides additional opportunities for increases of the competitiveness of the game and its attractiveness.
A b s t r a c t The invention concerns a system of equipment for Tornado game, a new version of football, and it can be used and applied in the sport.
The system includes a main goal ( 1 ) at each end as well as additional side goals ( 4 ) and a control goal ( 3 ). Devices and connections between them facilitate the distribution to the spectators of information about the course of the game.
In this way the system provides additional opportunities for increases of the competitiveness of the game and its attractiveness.
Description
212398~
SYSTEM OF EQUIPMEN~ FOR A FOOTBALL TYPE GAME
Th~ invention conc~rns ~ sy3tem of ~quipment for Tornado game, a new ver~lon of football and it canb~ applied in the sport It is known the exlstence of a system of playing aquip-ment for football required by the laws of existing football [1, p.273] and which includao two r~-~haped goals, placed on ~ach goal-lin~ of the field of play and each goal is provided with d~ices~for attachment of a net out91de of the :: :
0~fiel~d ~for in~icatiOn of a scored goal. For measurement of the played time a chronometer carried by tha refereQ is used In many ~adiums in addition to this playing equlpment ~-., there is i~formation equipment which by no maanqi iq connect-ed wlth the playlng one. This in~orm~tion equlpment i9 not lscontr;olled by thé~referse and ther- are ~ar`iety of deqign~
and functlon~, but as a matter of rule~, there are a clock -; -and~a d~vioe to show tho~Jcore. Slmilar information equlp~
men t i3 u~ed in o~her sport~ and in~aome of tham (bas~etball, ic0~hockey)~;1nst~aad o~ the elock, a chronomet-r, not con~rol- ,
SYSTEM OF EQUIPMEN~ FOR A FOOTBALL TYPE GAME
Th~ invention conc~rns ~ sy3tem of ~quipment for Tornado game, a new ver~lon of football and it canb~ applied in the sport It is known the exlstence of a system of playing aquip-ment for football required by the laws of existing football [1, p.273] and which includao two r~-~haped goals, placed on ~ach goal-lin~ of the field of play and each goal is provided with d~ices~for attachment of a net out91de of the :: :
0~fiel~d ~for in~icatiOn of a scored goal. For measurement of the played time a chronometer carried by tha refereQ is used In many ~adiums in addition to this playing equlpment ~-., there is i~formation equipment which by no maanqi iq connect-ed wlth the playlng one. This in~orm~tion equlpment i9 not lscontr;olled by thé~referse and ther- are ~ar`iety of deqign~
and functlon~, but as a matter of rule~, there are a clock -; -and~a d~vioe to show tho~Jcore. Slmilar information equlp~
men t i3 u~ed in o~her sport~ and in~aome of tham (bas~etball, ic0~hockey)~;1nst~aad o~ the elock, a chronomet-r, not con~rol- ,
2~ led~by eh~r~rer3e ~ut controlled by a time-k-ep-r, is ln~
stalled.;In ~ome JpOrts the tim~-keeper control~also other addltional chronom~ter~ for flxed interval of time: ~or penalty 3end of~ (ic- hock-y~ water-polo~ for passin6 or 03~-~3ion Or the ball (ba~etball~, etc. In the lc~ hockey ``;^`~
2~a~ an element o~ lnrormatlon oqu~pmont, related d~rectly to ~`
:; .: ~ ., .- .
ths play, i~ a red lamp, whioh 1~ ~wltchied on by a ~o~lman ;~ `
who watchei~ whether the p~ick ha~ croi~ed ~he goal-line. Ice `-.. ..
hoc~ey and ba-ketball are pl~y~d ini ~m~iil ground~ and direct ~isual contac~s b0tween the rGfere- and th~ tlm--keeper are ~`~
:, . .:
.,, . .. , - .
2~23~2 ~ 2 - -pos~ible and secure for rlght reading of the chronometers, while the dllration of the matches is according to played net time, but not according to astronomic time. In this way in these sports the played time information equipment installed ~
5 on the information boards is related with the course of game ; ~ --and referee's decisions. In the football the only lawful chronometer is the one used by the referee, and its readings ~- -are not shown on the information boards. At the same tinle in ' ~ -football a time-keeper is not allowed by the Laws of the game.
Dis~dvantages of the known collection of playing and in~
formation equipment for football are in several directions.
The main one is that including only one target (goal) for scorlng it llmlt the variety of effective strategies for , ~ ~
-~ ~further playing~actions at any moment of the game, which, at - ~
: : , : : : : - ~ 15~increasing physical capacity of players and their improving tactlc abllity and knowledge, leads to reduction af the pro-babili~ty for scoring, and as a result - to decreasing attrac~
ti~eness of the game. At the same time this collection of playing and information equipment is not united into an en-20 tire~ sysbem, while the measurement of the played time only bythe~refQree without indication of his deci9ions ~or ob~er~
`~ ~ ~ation on the information board creates problem~ about the real dure~tion of the match and the delay of its end due to - pauses caused becau~e of accidents or other causes. In the - -:
25 ~xisting coIlections of equipment the absence of chronometers : ~:
for mea~urement of defined, fixed interval of time, which are used in~other sports, does not allow intensification of the play through limitætion of aimles~ playing and other ~ctions within a certain inter~al of time.
~; h, .-'. . 2123982 : ~
The invention i~ to cre?te ~itional pl?~i.n<~ an~ infor-metion e~uipment, which ~Inited with the one existing in football grounds to form an entire system of playing and in-formation equipment for football, which is to create condi- ;
5 tions for intensification of the play and increasing of the :~
attractiveness of the game by means of creation of more op-portunities for scoring combinations, as well as by means of including to the system chronometers for fixed intervals of tlme which give possibility to limit the interval in hhich 10 described by the Laws of the game aims must be achieved, At the same time the system must secure reliable indication of scoring, its recognition and rscord by the referee, and open ~ .
registration and demonstration of the played time.
: ~he solution of the problem is achieved by a svstem lof ;
15 equipment for ~ornado~ which includes a score registration ,-:
: board and for~each of both teams a main r~-shaped goel with attaohed net, as well as added for each team one central .i~
additional goal, at least one pair additional side-goals, at least oné board for marking scored goals and their approval 20 by the:referee ond:one chronometer for fixed interval oftime . - -~
~:~with attached numerical display, and common for both teams a ~ ~.
control unit, remote control unit, referee's key board and a chronometer for the played time. The central additional goal :-is Placed as a superstructure over the main goal, each pair 25 of additional side-goals are placed out-qide the playing field , behind the goal line and qymmetrically with respect :.::~
to the main goal. Each additional goal ha~ two sections and .
the front surfaces of two sectlons of an additionsl goa~
which ha~e one common gide~ lay in different planes, formed , ~ ' , .'': ~' '.- ~:' 21239~2 _ 4 -by gratings which are hung on attached at the rear frame of the goal contactors, which are connected in parallel with a sectional relay9 which is connected by a cable with the relays of the other sections of the goal and by a communica-tional channel with the control unit, which is connectedwith the boards for marking scored goals. Each of these boards is provided with indicating boxes for each goal, in-~; ~ dicators for each section of the additional goa~s, an indi -cator for approval of a scored goa} in an additional goal, -an indicator for its cancellation, and an indic~tor f~r ap-proval of a goal scored in the main goal. The control unit is connected through the remote control unit with referee's ~- key board which has ON _OFF booton, three bootons for e.~ch team~ where one for approval o~ a goal scored in the main 15~ goal, one for canceIlati~on of a goal scored in an additional oa~l, and one for approval of such a goal, a correction ;~
booton, RECORD booton, STA~T booton and STO~ booton, ~s for : . .
each of th~Ye bootons there is a separate remote control channel to the remote control unit, which i9 connPcted also 20 with the score registration board, the chronometer for play-ed time, the chronometers for f~xed intervsl o~ time ~n~ at~
.. . ~
tached numerical displays.
Advantages of the invention of a system of equipment for ~ornado, a new version of football, with respect to the 25 existing collection of playing and inform~tion e~uipm~nt for football are that it creates conditions for scorlng in s~v~-ral separate goals, which gives opportunities for incr~ase of the number and variety of scoring combinations of the teams, that it help~ intensification Or the play through -j ~ . , ~ , , , possibility of ~asurement of fixed intervals of time and re-duction of time losses when the ball is out of play, and that it redtlceY possibilities for referee's mistakes with respect to the end of the match, giving him opportunity tocontrol the 5 chronometers and to make his decisionq av~ilable to the players and public at the moment when they are taken. ln total, all created by the invention opportunities make the game of foot-ball more dynamic, competitive and attractive. As the utiliz- `
ation of these opportunities is possible if amendments to the 10 existing~Laws of fooeball are made~ the system, matter of the invention, is technological basi4 for a new version of the -game of football, which will be played according to the amen~
ded Laws~ an~ which will be more intellectual, dynamic, com- -~
petitive than the existing version of the game. ~: -~he lnvention is described in more details in ~ttached fig~
ures where an example ofthe system is presented as follo~
i~u~e t shows the general composition of the system ~nd : , ~ " . .~:
~the places o~ its elements on the ground; `~-Fi ~ re 2 shows the main goal with the central additional ;
goal;
- Fi~UrQ ~ shows an additional side-goal;.
FiRure-4 shows han~$ng of a grating of a -~ection of an ~ ;
additional goal and connections of its relays;
FiFUre ~ qhows referee'q key board;
~ re 6 shows a board for marking scored goals;
Fi~ure 7 show~ an example ofscore registration board with attached on it a chronometer for pl~yed time and two chronometers for fixed interval Or time. -According to tha invention the system of equipment for 21239~2 - 6 ~
Tornado game includes a score registration board ( 7 ) a~d f`or each of both teams a main l~-shaPed goal (.1) with an atta- :~
ched net ( 2 ~, as well as added for each team one central ~ ::
additional goal ( 3 ), at least one pair additional si~e-goals ( 4 ), at least one board ( 6) for marking scored goals and their approval by the referee and one chronometer for fixed interval of time ~ 34) with attached numerical dis- ~ ~;
play ( 35 ), and also with common for both teams a control unit ~ S ), remote control unit ~ 8), referee'e key board( 9) : 10 and a chronometer for the played time (33). In this system the central additional goal ~3 ~ i5 placed as a superstruc-ture over the main goal ~ 1 ), each pair of additional side-goals ( 4 ) are placed outside the playing field, behind the goal-line and symmetrically with respect to the main goal,and ea~ch additional goal has at least two sections (in Fig 2 the central additional goal is s~own with two side-sections ( 11 ) and one central section ( 10 ) while the additional side-goal in :Fi~g,3 hac two sections ( 12 ) and ( 13). The front surfaces oftwo sections of an additional goal, which have one common : 20 side, lay in different plane~, formed by gratings ( 14 ) which are hung un attached at the rear frame ( 28) of the goal con-tactors ( 15 ~, which are connected ln parallel with a secti- ::
onal relay (;16¦~ which is connected by acable (~0) with the relays of the other section~of the goal andby a communicatio-25 nal channel( 29) with thecontrol unit( 5), whichisconnected with the boardg( 6) for marking scored goal~, which are pro~
vided with indicating boxes( 17) for each goal, indicators ( 18) ror each sectlon of the additionai goal~, an indicator . : :
19 ~ for appraval ofa scored goal in an additional goal, an indicator( 20) for its cancellation, and an indicator ~21) for approvalofa goal scored in the main goal, and atthe same time the control unit( 5 3 is connected through the remote control unit ( 8) with the referee's key board ~9), which has ON-OF~ booton( 22J, three bootons for each team, where one(23) is for approval of a scored goal in the main goal, .
: one( 24) i~ for cancellation of a goal scored in an additio_ `
, :. ,: ~.. :, naI go l and one( 25) is for approval of such a goal, a cor~
rection booton ~26 ~j RECORD booton l27), STAR~ booton ( 31), ~ -10 and~S~OP booton ~32 ~ as for each of these bootons there is a separate remote control channel to the remote control unit ( 8), whlch is connected also with the score registration .;. :
board ( 7 ), the chronometer (33 ) for played time,the chro~
nometer~ ( 34) for fixed interval of time and attached ` 1 15 numerlcal: displays ( 35 The:work of the system of playing and information e~uip~
ment for Tornado game is as follows. ~imultaneously with the ;: ;
: signal :to start thQ match the referee presses S~ART booton i.`.
31 ) on the~key board ~ 9), In this cace he switches on the ZO key board automatically and sends a command to the remote ..
control unit (.8) to put on the chronometer ~ 33 ) for played :~:
time on the score registration board ~7 ). ~hen the ball is scored in a main goal, if the referae approves the scored goal he switches on the key board ~ 9 ~ by the O~_OEF booton `
~ 22 ) and pressing booton ~3 ) he sends a command to the remote control unit ( 8J, which tr~nslates it to the control unit ~ 5 3 The latest put~ on the indicator ( 21) on the cor~
respondent board ( 6 ) for marking scored goals. After the verification of the indication the referee, pressing 2~23982 .
- 8 _ the booton RECORD ~ 27 ~ sends a command to the remote con-trol unit ( 8) which works out ~ comand for change of the score on the score registration board ~ 7 ), When booton RE_ CORD is pressed the remote control unit works out also a 5 command "STAND ~Y" which is sent to the control unit ~ 5 ), -which ~witcheq off the indicators on the score marking board ( 6 ) which have been activated and the whole system is tran~
sfered to be ready for the command S~An~ from referee's key board, When booton ( 23 ) or (25 ~ i9 pressed at the same 1 time a command for stoppingthe chronometer( 33~ and the chro-nometers( 34 )t i~ they havebeen acti~ated, is worked out.
When after player's shot the ball reaches an additional goal ( 3 ~ or ~ 4 ~ it strikes gratings( 14 ) of a section of the ~-additional goal and due to the impact impulse the grating 15 mo~es backwardand closes contacts in one or more contactors ( 15 ) on which the grating is hung.In this way the relay( 16 ~
of the section i~ aoti~ated and at the same time through the cable( 30) the power to the other sectional rslays of the goal is disconnected and the rebounding ball cannot acti~ate 20 them, ~'rom the relay ( 16) through a communicational channel ( 29 ) a signal to the control unit ~ 5 ) iq sent, ~his unit tranqlate~ it automatically to the correspondent score mark-ing board( 6). ~he command is directed to correspondent in~
dicator( 18) in corre~pondent goal box( 17~ and it puts the 25 indicator on, ~he referse, after verification of the qcored ;~
goal has two opportunitie~: either to approve the goal or to cancel it. ~n both caqes he switche~ on the key board( 9) by ~ --the ON _ OFF booton( 22). When the goal is to be approved he presse~ the correspondent to the team booton( 25) which ' ''' ~
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... . .
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. ~.. .. . -through the remote control unit( 8) and the control unit(5) puts on the indicator( 19) on the correspondent score marking board (~6 ~ At the same time the remote control unit stops the chronGmeterq. After the verification of the indication 5 the referee presses the RECORD booton( 27) and in this way sends a command for change of tha score to the remote control ~ -unit, which works out and sends commands for correspondent ~, .~. .- :::
changes of the readings on the score registration board and `--~
on afrected chronometer( 34) and numerical display( 35) At 10 the same time S~A~D ~Y command is worked out. When the referee cancels a goal scored in an additional goal he press- ;
es the booton(24) and a command through the remote control unit( 8) and the oontrol unit( 5 ) activates the indicator (~20 ) on the corre-Qpondent score marking board. After the ~.
15 verification of the indications the referee waits for an in~
terval of time required by the LawQ of the game and presses ;-RECORD~booton. In this case the remote control unit does not `
change the score but switches the system to the STA.~D uY mode ~ ~
~ The game contlnues after rerQree's signal to play on. ~t the ~ ;
; 20 same time he pr-sse S~AR~ booton and chronometers are re~tarted, When a mistake take~ place in referee's co~n~q ~ G
before he presseq ~EGORD booton he can c~ncel all of t.~m hy préssing the booton(26) and send new ones, using bootons( 23), ~ 24 ~ or ~ 25). When the play has to be stopped for reasons 25 other than scorod ~oal the referee uses STOP booton and through the remote control unit ha stops the chronometer(33 ) ~-and both chronometers ~ 34~
: : ~' ' '~' :, . . .
.,, . ,::
. .~, ~
stalled.;In ~ome JpOrts the tim~-keeper control~also other addltional chronom~ter~ for flxed interval of time: ~or penalty 3end of~ (ic- hock-y~ water-polo~ for passin6 or 03~-~3ion Or the ball (ba~etball~, etc. In the lc~ hockey ``;^`~
2~a~ an element o~ lnrormatlon oqu~pmont, related d~rectly to ~`
:; .: ~ ., .- .
ths play, i~ a red lamp, whioh 1~ ~wltchied on by a ~o~lman ;~ `
who watchei~ whether the p~ick ha~ croi~ed ~he goal-line. Ice `-.. ..
hoc~ey and ba-ketball are pl~y~d ini ~m~iil ground~ and direct ~isual contac~s b0tween the rGfere- and th~ tlm--keeper are ~`~
:, . .:
.,, . .. , - .
2~23~2 ~ 2 - -pos~ible and secure for rlght reading of the chronometers, while the dllration of the matches is according to played net time, but not according to astronomic time. In this way in these sports the played time information equipment installed ~
5 on the information boards is related with the course of game ; ~ --and referee's decisions. In the football the only lawful chronometer is the one used by the referee, and its readings ~- -are not shown on the information boards. At the same tinle in ' ~ -football a time-keeper is not allowed by the Laws of the game.
Dis~dvantages of the known collection of playing and in~
formation equipment for football are in several directions.
The main one is that including only one target (goal) for scorlng it llmlt the variety of effective strategies for , ~ ~
-~ ~further playing~actions at any moment of the game, which, at - ~
: : , : : : : - ~ 15~increasing physical capacity of players and their improving tactlc abllity and knowledge, leads to reduction af the pro-babili~ty for scoring, and as a result - to decreasing attrac~
ti~eness of the game. At the same time this collection of playing and information equipment is not united into an en-20 tire~ sysbem, while the measurement of the played time only bythe~refQree without indication of his deci9ions ~or ob~er~
`~ ~ ~ation on the information board creates problem~ about the real dure~tion of the match and the delay of its end due to - pauses caused becau~e of accidents or other causes. In the - -:
25 ~xisting coIlections of equipment the absence of chronometers : ~:
for mea~urement of defined, fixed interval of time, which are used in~other sports, does not allow intensification of the play through limitætion of aimles~ playing and other ~ctions within a certain inter~al of time.
~; h, .-'. . 2123982 : ~
The invention i~ to cre?te ~itional pl?~i.n<~ an~ infor-metion e~uipment, which ~Inited with the one existing in football grounds to form an entire system of playing and in-formation equipment for football, which is to create condi- ;
5 tions for intensification of the play and increasing of the :~
attractiveness of the game by means of creation of more op-portunities for scoring combinations, as well as by means of including to the system chronometers for fixed intervals of tlme which give possibility to limit the interval in hhich 10 described by the Laws of the game aims must be achieved, At the same time the system must secure reliable indication of scoring, its recognition and rscord by the referee, and open ~ .
registration and demonstration of the played time.
: ~he solution of the problem is achieved by a svstem lof ;
15 equipment for ~ornado~ which includes a score registration ,-:
: board and for~each of both teams a main r~-shaped goel with attaohed net, as well as added for each team one central .i~
additional goal, at least one pair additional side-goals, at least oné board for marking scored goals and their approval 20 by the:referee ond:one chronometer for fixed interval oftime . - -~
~:~with attached numerical display, and common for both teams a ~ ~.
control unit, remote control unit, referee's key board and a chronometer for the played time. The central additional goal :-is Placed as a superstructure over the main goal, each pair 25 of additional side-goals are placed out-qide the playing field , behind the goal line and qymmetrically with respect :.::~
to the main goal. Each additional goal ha~ two sections and .
the front surfaces of two sectlons of an additionsl goa~
which ha~e one common gide~ lay in different planes, formed , ~ ' , .'': ~' '.- ~:' 21239~2 _ 4 -by gratings which are hung on attached at the rear frame of the goal contactors, which are connected in parallel with a sectional relay9 which is connected by a cable with the relays of the other sections of the goal and by a communica-tional channel with the control unit, which is connectedwith the boards for marking scored goals. Each of these boards is provided with indicating boxes for each goal, in-~; ~ dicators for each section of the additional goa~s, an indi -cator for approval of a scored goa} in an additional goal, -an indicator for its cancellation, and an indic~tor f~r ap-proval of a goal scored in the main goal. The control unit is connected through the remote control unit with referee's ~- key board which has ON _OFF booton, three bootons for e.~ch team~ where one for approval o~ a goal scored in the main 15~ goal, one for canceIlati~on of a goal scored in an additional oa~l, and one for approval of such a goal, a correction ;~
booton, RECORD booton, STA~T booton and STO~ booton, ~s for : . .
each of th~Ye bootons there is a separate remote control channel to the remote control unit, which i9 connPcted also 20 with the score registration board, the chronometer for play-ed time, the chronometers for f~xed intervsl o~ time ~n~ at~
.. . ~
tached numerical displays.
Advantages of the invention of a system of equipment for ~ornado, a new version of football, with respect to the 25 existing collection of playing and inform~tion e~uipm~nt for football are that it creates conditions for scorlng in s~v~-ral separate goals, which gives opportunities for incr~ase of the number and variety of scoring combinations of the teams, that it help~ intensification Or the play through -j ~ . , ~ , , , possibility of ~asurement of fixed intervals of time and re-duction of time losses when the ball is out of play, and that it redtlceY possibilities for referee's mistakes with respect to the end of the match, giving him opportunity tocontrol the 5 chronometers and to make his decisionq av~ilable to the players and public at the moment when they are taken. ln total, all created by the invention opportunities make the game of foot-ball more dynamic, competitive and attractive. As the utiliz- `
ation of these opportunities is possible if amendments to the 10 existing~Laws of fooeball are made~ the system, matter of the invention, is technological basi4 for a new version of the -game of football, which will be played according to the amen~
ded Laws~ an~ which will be more intellectual, dynamic, com- -~
petitive than the existing version of the game. ~: -~he lnvention is described in more details in ~ttached fig~
ures where an example ofthe system is presented as follo~
i~u~e t shows the general composition of the system ~nd : , ~ " . .~:
~the places o~ its elements on the ground; `~-Fi ~ re 2 shows the main goal with the central additional ;
goal;
- Fi~UrQ ~ shows an additional side-goal;.
FiRure-4 shows han~$ng of a grating of a -~ection of an ~ ;
additional goal and connections of its relays;
FiFUre ~ qhows referee'q key board;
~ re 6 shows a board for marking scored goals;
Fi~ure 7 show~ an example ofscore registration board with attached on it a chronometer for pl~yed time and two chronometers for fixed interval Or time. -According to tha invention the system of equipment for 21239~2 - 6 ~
Tornado game includes a score registration board ( 7 ) a~d f`or each of both teams a main l~-shaPed goal (.1) with an atta- :~
ched net ( 2 ~, as well as added for each team one central ~ ::
additional goal ( 3 ), at least one pair additional si~e-goals ( 4 ), at least one board ( 6) for marking scored goals and their approval by the referee and one chronometer for fixed interval of time ~ 34) with attached numerical dis- ~ ~;
play ( 35 ), and also with common for both teams a control unit ~ S ), remote control unit ~ 8), referee'e key board( 9) : 10 and a chronometer for the played time (33). In this system the central additional goal ~3 ~ i5 placed as a superstruc-ture over the main goal ~ 1 ), each pair of additional side-goals ( 4 ) are placed outside the playing field, behind the goal-line and symmetrically with respect to the main goal,and ea~ch additional goal has at least two sections (in Fig 2 the central additional goal is s~own with two side-sections ( 11 ) and one central section ( 10 ) while the additional side-goal in :Fi~g,3 hac two sections ( 12 ) and ( 13). The front surfaces oftwo sections of an additional goal, which have one common : 20 side, lay in different plane~, formed by gratings ( 14 ) which are hung un attached at the rear frame ( 28) of the goal con-tactors ( 15 ~, which are connected ln parallel with a secti- ::
onal relay (;16¦~ which is connected by acable (~0) with the relays of the other section~of the goal andby a communicatio-25 nal channel( 29) with thecontrol unit( 5), whichisconnected with the boardg( 6) for marking scored goal~, which are pro~
vided with indicating boxes( 17) for each goal, indicators ( 18) ror each sectlon of the additionai goal~, an indicator . : :
19 ~ for appraval ofa scored goal in an additional goal, an indicator( 20) for its cancellation, and an indicator ~21) for approvalofa goal scored in the main goal, and atthe same time the control unit( 5 3 is connected through the remote control unit ( 8) with the referee's key board ~9), which has ON-OF~ booton( 22J, three bootons for each team, where one(23) is for approval of a scored goal in the main goal, .
: one( 24) i~ for cancellation of a goal scored in an additio_ `
, :. ,: ~.. :, naI go l and one( 25) is for approval of such a goal, a cor~
rection booton ~26 ~j RECORD booton l27), STAR~ booton ( 31), ~ -10 and~S~OP booton ~32 ~ as for each of these bootons there is a separate remote control channel to the remote control unit ( 8), whlch is connected also with the score registration .;. :
board ( 7 ), the chronometer (33 ) for played time,the chro~
nometer~ ( 34) for fixed interval of time and attached ` 1 15 numerlcal: displays ( 35 The:work of the system of playing and information e~uip~
ment for Tornado game is as follows. ~imultaneously with the ;: ;
: signal :to start thQ match the referee presses S~ART booton i.`.
31 ) on the~key board ~ 9), In this cace he switches on the ZO key board automatically and sends a command to the remote ..
control unit (.8) to put on the chronometer ~ 33 ) for played :~:
time on the score registration board ~7 ). ~hen the ball is scored in a main goal, if the referae approves the scored goal he switches on the key board ~ 9 ~ by the O~_OEF booton `
~ 22 ) and pressing booton ~3 ) he sends a command to the remote control unit ( 8J, which tr~nslates it to the control unit ~ 5 3 The latest put~ on the indicator ( 21) on the cor~
respondent board ( 6 ) for marking scored goals. After the verification of the indication the referee, pressing 2~23982 .
- 8 _ the booton RECORD ~ 27 ~ sends a command to the remote con-trol unit ( 8) which works out ~ comand for change of the score on the score registration board ~ 7 ), When booton RE_ CORD is pressed the remote control unit works out also a 5 command "STAND ~Y" which is sent to the control unit ~ 5 ), -which ~witcheq off the indicators on the score marking board ( 6 ) which have been activated and the whole system is tran~
sfered to be ready for the command S~An~ from referee's key board, When booton ( 23 ) or (25 ~ i9 pressed at the same 1 time a command for stoppingthe chronometer( 33~ and the chro-nometers( 34 )t i~ they havebeen acti~ated, is worked out.
When after player's shot the ball reaches an additional goal ( 3 ~ or ~ 4 ~ it strikes gratings( 14 ) of a section of the ~-additional goal and due to the impact impulse the grating 15 mo~es backwardand closes contacts in one or more contactors ( 15 ) on which the grating is hung.In this way the relay( 16 ~
of the section i~ aoti~ated and at the same time through the cable( 30) the power to the other sectional rslays of the goal is disconnected and the rebounding ball cannot acti~ate 20 them, ~'rom the relay ( 16) through a communicational channel ( 29 ) a signal to the control unit ~ 5 ) iq sent, ~his unit tranqlate~ it automatically to the correspondent score mark-ing board( 6). ~he command is directed to correspondent in~
dicator( 18) in corre~pondent goal box( 17~ and it puts the 25 indicator on, ~he referse, after verification of the qcored ;~
goal has two opportunitie~: either to approve the goal or to cancel it. ~n both caqes he switche~ on the key board( 9) by ~ --the ON _ OFF booton( 22). When the goal is to be approved he presse~ the correspondent to the team booton( 25) which ' ''' ~
., .
... . .
` . g . . ", ,. . .
. ~.. .. . -through the remote control unit( 8) and the control unit(5) puts on the indicator( 19) on the correspondent score marking board (~6 ~ At the same time the remote control unit stops the chronGmeterq. After the verification of the indication 5 the referee presses the RECORD booton( 27) and in this way sends a command for change of tha score to the remote control ~ -unit, which works out and sends commands for correspondent ~, .~. .- :::
changes of the readings on the score registration board and `--~
on afrected chronometer( 34) and numerical display( 35) At 10 the same time S~A~D ~Y command is worked out. When the referee cancels a goal scored in an additional goal he press- ;
es the booton(24) and a command through the remote control unit( 8) and the oontrol unit( 5 ) activates the indicator (~20 ) on the corre-Qpondent score marking board. After the ~.
15 verification of the indications the referee waits for an in~
terval of time required by the LawQ of the game and presses ;-RECORD~booton. In this case the remote control unit does not `
change the score but switches the system to the STA.~D uY mode ~ ~
~ The game contlnues after rerQree's signal to play on. ~t the ~ ;
; 20 same time he pr-sse S~AR~ booton and chronometers are re~tarted, When a mistake take~ place in referee's co~n~q ~ G
before he presseq ~EGORD booton he can c~ncel all of t.~m hy préssing the booton(26) and send new ones, using bootons( 23), ~ 24 ~ or ~ 25). When the play has to be stopped for reasons 25 other than scorod ~oal the referee uses STOP booton and through the remote control unit ha stops the chronometer(33 ) ~-and both chronometers ~ 34~
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Claims
1. A system of equipment for Tornado game comprising a score registration board and for each of both teams a main -shaped goal with attached net and which is characterized by comprising for each team one central additional goal ( 3 ), at least one pair additional side-goals ( 4 ), at least one board ( 6 ) for marking scored goals and their approval by the referee and one chronometer for fixed interval of time ( 34 ) with attached numerical display ( 35 ), and also com-prising as common for both teams a control unit ( 5 ), a remote control unit ( 8 ), referee's key board ( 9 ) and a chronometer for the played time (33), as in this system the central additional goal ( 3 ) is placed as a superstructure over the main goal ( 1 ), each pair of additional side-goals are placed outside the playing field, behind the goal-line and symmetrically with respect to the main goal, and each additional goal has at least two sections and the front surfaces of two sections of an additional goal, which have one common side, lay in different planes, formed by gratings ( 14 ) which are hung on attached at the rear frame ( 28 ) of the goal contactors ( 15 ) which are connected in parallel with a sectional relay ( 16 ), which is connected by a cable ( 30 ) with the relays of the other sections of the goal and by a communicational channel 29 ) with the control unit ( 5 ), which is connected with the boards ( 6 ) for marking scored goals as these boards are provided with indicating boxes ( 17 ) for each goal, in-dicators ( 18 ) for each section of the additional goals, an indicator ( 19 ) for approval of a scored goal in an additi-onal goal, an indicator ( 20 ) for cancellation of such a goal, and an indicator ( 21) for approval of a goal scored in the main goal, as these indicators are connected through the control unit ( 5 ) and remote control unit ( 8 ) with the re-feree"s key board, which has ON _ OFF booton ( 22 ), three bootons for each team, where one ( 23 ) is for approval of a scored goal in the main goal, one ( 24 ) is for cancellation of a goal scored in an additional goal, and one ( 25 ) is for approval of such a goal, a correction booton ( 26), RECORD
booton ( 27 ), START booton ( 31 ), and STOP booton ( 32 ), as for each of these bootons there is a separate remote control channel to the remote control unit ( 8 ), which is connected also with the score registration board ( 7 ), the chronometer ( 33 ) for the played time, the chronometers ( 34 ) for fixed interval of time, and attached numerical displays ( 35 ).
R e r e r e n c e s
1. OFFICIAL RULES OF SPORTS & GAMES 1988 - 89, The Kingswood press, London, 1987.
I n v e n t o r :
Prof. Lozan Georgiev STOIMENOV, H. complex "Mladost", B1.23, Entr.3, S o f i a - 1784, BULGARIA
I n v e n t o r :
Prof. Lozan Georgiev STOIMENOV, H. complex "Mladost", B1.23, Entr.3, S o f i a - 1784, BULGARIA
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