DE6947612U - PIECES FOR A FOOTBALL BOARD GAME - Google Patents

Description

DR.-ING. DIPL.-INO. Ml SCJ DIHL.-PHVS.DR. DrPL.-PHYS.

HÖGER - LEGAL RIGHT- GRIESSBACH - HAECKER

PATENT LAWYERS IN STUTTGART

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Mr. Hans Kiechle

7000 Stuttgart t 1
Alexanderstr. k2

Game pieces for a soccer board game

The invention relates to playing pieces for a soccer board game, in which the soccer players are replaced by flat, round discs (player discs) are represented and with the help of a pressure washer with pressure over its edge with a snap action on the Field can be moved in the desired direction, and in which the

Football represented by a smaller, puck-like ball disc that can be moved by means of a player disc hit against it is. In this case, the term "playing figure" should also include the ball disc and pressure disc required for the game.

In the type known from football board games with such game pieces As is well known, the games carried out are the player discs representing the players on the soccer field and the top of the game board, which is provided with gates, is "snapped" in the desired direction with the help of a pressure washer

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Here, the moving player disc is usually the ball disc meet. By selecting the correct point of impact, the ball disc should then be in the position intended for further play Direction over the field area are "shot". The pressure disc creates this snap-like movement of the player disc, by - at an angle to the top of the player disc against a certain edge point of the same and over this edge is carried away, whereby then the player disc in a this edge point in the diametrically opposite direction will.

The invention is based on the knowledge that the games of this type that have become known so far do not work in practice were able to introduce because there was a lack of suitable design for the consistently disc or button-like game pieces.

According to the invention, this deficiency is remedied in that a different design for the player discs for normal players on the one hand and for the player disc for the goalkeeper on the other hand is provided, the first-mentioned player disc is then expediently equipped with a kovex arched top and its arched top in a cylindrical circumferential surface transforms.

If, according to a further embodiment of the invention, it is provided that the player disc for normal players on its underside in the circumferential area has a narrow collar serving as the only support point and if in particular the collar has one on the contact side has a convex cross-section, such a player disc has a minimum of friction with the field surface. Due to the described design of the player discs for normal players in the soccer game, these can be significantly reduced stronger, but also more finely adjustable snap effect and more precisely targetable by means of the pressure disk.

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If, according to the further embodiment of the invention, the goalie player figure is provided that it has a larger diameter than the player disc for normal players and that their underside " Collar has a height which at least approximately reaches the total height of the ball disc, and that also in the collar a radial cutout that is at least approximately sufficient for the passage of the ball disc is provided, so one can also use the goalie player's disc to move it in a slightly inclined position towards the ball and - with ahead of the passage - bring it over the ball disc, which is "trapped" in the cavity formed by the collar in goalkeeping fashion can be.

It is provided on the ball disc that it is much smaller Diameter than the player discs for normal players and these player discs also with regard to the collar on the underside , corresponds to the cylindrical circumferential surface and the convex curvature of the top, but with the top curvature merges into the cylindrical circumferential surface due to a strong rounding, so you can with a corresponding height of the cylindrical Circumferential surface of the player discs for normal players achieve that the ball disc also through the impact of the playing disc be pushed away from the playing field while lifting and can even jump over an "opponent" standing in the way.

Embodiments of the invention are shown in the drawing and explained in more detail in the following description. Show it:

Fig. 1 shows a game board with a field division on top Goals as well as with partly black, partly white (depending on the team) player discs distributed on them, which can also carry the player numbering in a way that is not shown,

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2 shows a goalkeeper player's disc in plan view;

ι Fig. 3 is a view from below;

4 shows a cross section for this along the cutting line

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Fig. 5 is a side view of this in the direction of that of Fig.

apparent arrow A;

6 shows a player's disc for normal games, in plan view; 7 shows a view from below here;

FIG. 8 shows a cross section along this line through section ^8-8 in FIG. 7;

9 shows a ball disk in plan view; 10 shows a view from below;

FIG. 11 shows a cross section for this along the section line II in FIG. 10;

12 shows a pressure disk in a view from below; 13 shows a plan view of this;

FIG. 14 shows a cross section along the section line 1 ^ -1 ^ in FIG. 13;

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15 shows a hand of a participant in the game with a pressure disk during the movement of the thrust washer radially to the edge of a player disk and over this edge into Direction of arrow B.

1 has already been explained so far above that it only remains to be mentioned that in addition to the game disks 10 and 20, the ball disk 30 is also shown on the board 50, and that next to the game board 50 there is also a pressure disk ^l \ 0 ready for each of the two participants in the game - read iot.

The goal player disc 10 shown in Fig. 2 to Fig. 5 has a larger diameter than the other, to be described in more detail player discs 20 for standard ι r, pi ler. Si ^ has an ε-ben 0berse "'e I ¹ > ι on him he underside e .n <w collar 13, the ehenfall. More"ac' · wider is al: · derjen ^. ;; der ao den Snielerif'-f lbcn 20 for '^ π, κ, npielei still to be explained η Is _1,. The Obe had · Ί1 the to-'vcr ^ spielersLaeibe is doing veiiii ^ n -;.? Standard s <r "k-.iitig in d '' zylin Ji <sch ■ ^r · f extent on] äche 12 of the disc.

as a ^ ".gf. on ¹ "ger; tel e the Torwai ^ -player ':: disc 10 die-- n < -de ^r - 13 ha' one,! at dor, uil'-gesc .te kon ^:. ex GE ^r ö Ibt he Qie ■■ "hn.tv I ¹ K ') abei. '> .t the under-timed ri _ä ;; en 13 a height

, oie ' ^{: at} least roughly ¹ " ^: ίο lic- ^! · :: -,' ^: -height of the ball sci eibe "you planks] -hlaß rr"i.lsc'ie ^ -e 3 ^(l ai ¹ ι .. i.ciie ir-- ·· /> ■ ATS ^.nit;. 13 Ol; the arc-"eb shaped conv ^; β, nd ei. ·, ¹ ziv;. neiben '^ en I, a>. hin l: onver ■ gierenden Be.; ren "u ^v " · 3f ^'. '. chc ha Der Ausrohnii t 13 ° jllte e "> · - / al / 'l LiiG 1/3 des i; ⁿ ageriU! rifa.igo ausirachen.

The> \ i \ '^ cO üu ^ chines:.: ■ ·' .e: ¹ T <"- rwarM.-. Oi ^r · Ie '^ ch-ibe 1 opposite' .ien Sp ~ e: 'chejben? 0. '.' Ür., 'Or- _; alG w..e ^Ί -: - r ■ _ ■ · ,, ibt- ei.M' larger oporrbre .. ■ "υ within the l'o s, o" at u.es ·.: Ür.> i ^f e; i z .. 'e appears in accordance with the requirements. The higher circumferential area of the Torv / art-player sheet improves the possibility of interception for a ball disc 30, which

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does not arrive at the level of the game board, but in a slightly raised position. The flat top side 11 of the goalie player disc 10, together with the cylindrical peripheral surface 12, results in an almost sharp edge with which the goalie can be seen particularly easy to "jump", that is, to move the port in a position raised from the playing field surface.

In the upside down position, the goalie player disc can be in the area a collar recess 15, explained below, can be snapped so that it only slides on the board, e.g. for the purpose of kicking off.

Also the game disk "i 20 for normal players, which however have a convexly curved upper side 21, show an only slightly rounded transition from this curved upper side into a cylindrical:: he circumferential surface 22. They too are on their lower side in the circumferential area however, a narrow ^, provided as a single ⁿ uflagestelle serving η collar 23 having a cut at the ..ageseite up 24 convex Quei.

Also, the ball washer 30 with its much smaller diameter i 'ν analogous ζ a player disc for normal player Ge- "tal ·.-_ ^J t. Therefore has ei e gevölbte top surface 31, a cylindrical Umfangsf läciie 32, a ^ n Collar 33 on the underside with on the outside l & ijef Iac Ί, -; '' - 'conv .- <arched Q jr section on, In contrast to a player writer 20 for normal games: - on the other hand, in this case? the arched top 31 with a rounding , 35 in the cylindri s ^{o ", r} : nfangsflache 32 over.

The thrust washer ¹ IO has a front underside cleft . This goes over with a square edge into a dip cylindrical circumferential surface: · 2. At the top de :. Pressure ^{washer 1} IO is a cone mc ^ te] -J ^ mige- area following the circumferential line: ^L \ 3 zv recognize ^, while the top is at least in its central area 44 is concave .

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Fig. Io shows a game process in which a player slice 20 is to be conveyed against the drill disk 30 with the aid of a pressure disk 40 by clicking the action. For this purpose, the thrust washer HO is placed on the surface at an incline towards the top of the player's disc and is moved radially from a central area with pressure against the edge in the direction of arrow B and over the edge. When this edge - a is exceeded, the disc 40 is automatically jerked downwards under the effect of the vertical pressure and therefore, with its inclined underside, gives the edge of the player disc 20 a sudden impulse in the direction opposite to arrow B.

The main material for all the chosen discs is Plastic in question, even if horn, wood or the like. Slightly elastic materials could be used.

Claims (1)

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December 8, 1969 e - 133 - 8 - Protection claims 1 .. Game pieces for a soccer board game, in which the soccer players are represented by flat, round discs (player discs) and can be moved in the desired direction with the help of a pressure disc with a click on the field and with the help of a pressure disc that is pushed over its edge, and in which foot ball by a smaller, puck-like, on the other hand provided fortbewegbare ball disc is represented by means of a contrast butted Spielersnheibe, characterized in that a different design for the players discs for normal Spider (20) on the one hand and for the Spi ierscheibe for the goalkeeper (10) Game piece as a player disc for normal players according to claim with a convexly curved upper side, d a cu r ch g e '; e η η ζ "i r. e ο j that the curved top (21) merges into a cylindrical peripheral surface (22) of the player's disc (20). 3. £; ielfigur as a Cp_ slerscheibe for normal players according to address 1., characterized in that the playerscneibe (20) _c .n its underside in the circumferential area a narrow-u, serving as the only support ζ L., .- 1Ie K ~ \ gen (23) Sn. e?] for ΐ crur as .Snielf? ¹ ! -Ίθ be f'iir Μηττπ.Λΐ si) iel ^pT1 npnh Δηκητ »·, r-'p d α dirch marked that the collar (23) ei "'·' 'an dpi- Auflagesc" e (2 ^) convex cross step h:; 't. 9 - 728 e 8, 12th 1969 e - 133 - 9 _ 5. playing figure as a player disc for the goalkeeper according to claim 1, characterized in that it (10) has a larger diameter than the player disc for normal players (20). 6. Game figure as a spreader disc for the goalkeeper after spoke 5, characterized in that the player disc (10) has a flat top (11) which is in the essentially sharp-edged in a cylindrical peripheral surface (12) passes. 7. öspielfigur as a Spieirscheibe for the goalkeeper according to claim 5, characterized in that the player disc (10) has a on its underside in the circumferential area Has collar (13) which is several times wider than that on the player discs for normal players (20) and as The only contact point of the player's disc (10) has a cross-section that is convexly curved on the contact side (14). 8. Game figure as a player disc for the goalkeeper according to claim 5 and 7, characterized in that the inter-sided collar has a height (h) that is at least approximately the total height of the ball disc (31) is reached. 9. Game figure as a player disc for the goalkeeper according to claim 5 and 7, characterized in that in the collar (14) a radial passage for the ball disc at least approximately sufficient c. -r cutout (15) is provided is. 10. Game figure · as a Spxelerscheibe for the goalkeeper according to claims 5, 7 and 9, characterized in that the cutout (15) has an arcuate outline. December 8, 1969 e - 133 - 10 - 11. playing figure as a ball disc according to claim 1, characterized characterized in that the ball disc (30) has worldly smaller diameter than the player discs for normal players (20) and these player discs (20) also with regard to the collar on the underside j of the cylindrical Corresponds to the circumferential surface and the convex curvature of the upper side, however, with the top curvature (3D by a strong rounding (35) in the cylindrical circumferential surface (32) merges. 12. Playing figure as a pressure disc according to claim 1, characterized in that the pressure ^{disc (1} IO) has a sharp-edged into the underside (41) merging peripheral surface. 13. Game piece as a pressure disc according to claim 1 and 12, characterized in that the top of the pressure disc ( ¹ IO) is concave at least in its central region ( ^{1 Wl).}