JP3114584U - Pseudo baseball game equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a pseudo baseball game tool that can sufficiently enjoy the essence of baseball even for elderly people and infants who have inferior athletic ability compared to adults and can play safely.
Baseball is a game for throwing, hitting, and defending a ball, but this tool has been devised for performing pseudo-baseball with a rolling ball. The pitcher rolls the ball to the batter using the throwing tool 71, the batter hits the ball using the hitting tool 73, and the defender catches the hit ball using the defending tool. A pitch determination tool 72 is used to determine a pitch, and a hit determination tool 75 is used to determine a shot. Outfield fence tool 76 is used to prevent the hit ball from going too far.
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Description

  This utility model relates to a tool for playing pseudo-baseball that can enjoy the essence of baseball and play safely even for elderly people and infants who are inferior to those of adults.

  Baseball and softball are difficult to enjoy for the general elderly and infants who have inferior athletic ability compared to adults. However, there are people who want to have fun exercising.

  Currently, similar to this utility model, there are gateball and grand golf. Both are games where you hit a ball that stops on the ground, not a ball that moves like baseball.

JP 2000-229141 A JP 59-82874 A

  Currently, the aging society is increasingly spurring, but there are few outdoor sports that elderly people can enjoy with peace of mind, such as grand golf, gateball and walking. The present invention is to provide a tool for playing pseudo-baseball that allows general elderly people and infants who have inferior athletic ability to enjoy the essence of baseball and play safely.

In order to ensure safety, we have devised a tool that is based on the fact that all the play of this pseudo baseball game (all play such as throwing and striking) is performed with a rolling ball.

  For that purpose, each tool is basically arranged as shown in FIG. 8, and it becomes possible to play safely and easily. The contents of problem solving will be described below.

The throwing tool was devised to roll a throw within a certain range without requiring much concentration, and is shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. The structure consists of a guide (1) for rolling the ball within the range where the batter is easy to hit, a ball pusher plate (2), an input receiving plate (3), a joint (4) connecting (2) and (3), Bushing (5) for reducing wear and improving sliding, an elastic member (6) for returning the ball pushing plate to the original position every time one pitching is finished, and a pillow (7 ), And a bottom plate (8) for mounting the above and fixing to the ground. A hole is made in the bottom plate (8) so as not to move by the impact of the stick, and a nail-like one is fixed to the ground.
As the guide, FIG. 1 shows a combination of a bowl and a cylinder, but it may be a bowl or a cylinder. A hole larger than the ball may be formed in the upper part of the cylindrical guide so that the ball (9) can be easily set. The pillow (6) under the guide is for giving a gradient so as to automatically approach the ball pushing plate side when the ball is set. After setting the ball in FIG. 1, the pitcher hits (3) in FIG. 1 using the stick in FIG. Thereby, a ball rolls out from the opening side of (1). This is called throwing. It is possible to bargain with the batter by adjusting the strength of hitting (3) with the stick of FIG.

The pitch determination is performed using the pitch determination tool shown in FIG. It consists of a wall part (21) having an opening part (23) in one direction and a bottom part (22), and a strike and a ball are determined by whether or not the pitching has entered and stopped in the pitching determination tool. Although it consists of a bottom and an outer peripheral wall, only a wall may be sufficient. In this case, in order to clarify whether the ball is inside or outside the entrance line (23), both ends of (21) are connected with a member having a height of about 5 mm or more. The wall may be a pipe. The tool is fixed to the ground with a nail-like tool so that it cannot be moved by pitching or wind.
If the pitch is too strong, the course will exceed the wall (21) of the pitch determination tool even in the strike range, and the ball will be determined. Therefore, it is possible to avoid a competition involving the danger of making pitches darkly strong.

  The hitting tool is a stick shown in FIG. 4 and includes a hitting ball portion (31) and a handle (33) in which the hitting surface (32) is curved on both the front and back surfaces. Since the ball striking face is on both the front and back surfaces, it is possible to hit the ball at both right and left bats with a single stick. Further, since the hitting surface is a curved surface, it may roll in a direction other than that considered by the batter, so that the fun is increased. In addition, an angle (35) is attached to the perpendicular (34) and the handle (33) of the hit ball portion (31). This is to make it easier to hit than a stick having a handle on the vertical line because the batter and the main base are separated and there is a distance between the batter and the hitting point. The angle (35) is suitably about 15 ° to 20 °. In addition, a bulge (36) may be attached to the grip end so that the feel of a baseball bat can be enjoyed.

  The defensive tool is shown in FIG. It consists of a catching part (41), a handle (42), and a stage part (43) connecting them. If you hit the ball in (41), you will be out. The fielder can raise the opening (45) with the corner of (44) as a fulcrum to make it difficult for the fielder to come out after the ball enters (41). The corner (44) is not necessarily a right angle but may be a curved surface with an R. Further, the wall plates (46) on both sides of the catching portion (41) may be lowered or removed. When the number of teams is less than nine, the defensive equipment is fixed to the ground at the defensive positions for the shortage, and if the hit ball stops in (41), the game is out. In this case, (42) and (43) may be removed and used.

Judgment of the hit ball is performed depending on where the hit ball stops. By using the hitting ball judging tool shown in FIG. 6, a zone of 1, 2, 3, homerun or out is created. The hitting ball judging tool includes a wall part (51) having an opening part (53) in one direction and a bottom part (52). Only the wall or the bottom may be used. In the case of only the wall, both ends of (21) are connected with a member having a height of about 5 mm or more in order to clarify whether the ball is inside or outside the entrance line (53). The wall may be a pipe. In addition, as shown in FIG. 6A, a wall with a wall surrounded by a gradient (54) may be used.
Fix the tool to the ground with a nail-like tool so that the tool is not moved by the ball or wind. 1 ・ 2 ・ 3 ・ Hitball judging tools used for home runs and outs are easy to understand if they are colored or written. For example, if there is a bottom with green for the home run, [HR] is there, and if there is a red bottom for the out, it is [0] there.

  FIG. 7 shows an outfield fence tool. It consists of a rope (61) and a pile (62). The ball is placed on the outermost periphery of the outfield to prevent the hitting ball from going far and hitting it darkly. The height of the lower rope from the ground and the rope spacing should be smaller than the outer diameter of the ball. For safety, hitting balls that exceed the outfield fence equipment will be out.

  Elderly people and infants can enjoy the essence of baseball enough for the elderly and infants based on rolling balls, and the elderly and infants can exercise happily by devising tools for playing pseudo-baseball that can be played safely. Can contribute to prevention of bedridden children and strengthening the physical strength of infants.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

An example will be described in which each team has 10 members, one of which is a manager and the other is a referee.
(B) Draw a line on the ground with lime and draw a base.
(B) A throwing tool, a throwing determination tool, and a hitting determination tool are set at predetermined positions on the ground.
FIG. 8 shows a set example.
(C) The director decides the defensive position and batting order of each member.
(2) The attacking side arrives at the respective defensive positions, and the fielder waits for the hitting ball with (33) of the defensive equipment in FIG. The pitcher stands with the tool of FIG. 2 on the side of FIG. 1 and sets the ball in FIG. The catcher stands behind the throwing tool. At this time, the infielder must not be positioned before the line connecting the fences, and the outfielder must not be positioned before the midpoint between the outfield fence and the fence.
(E) The first player stands with the hitting tool shown in FIG.

(F) The game begins with the voice of the referee's playball. When the pitcher is ready to throw, the referee will send a signal that he can throw with a whistle. In this signal, the fielder is prohibited from moving back and forth and left and right until the hit ball determination is completed. This is to avoid a dangerous action of chasing a moving ball with a defensive tool.
(G) If it is before the referee's signal, the defensive position can be moved back and forth and left and right within an allowable range by the director's instruction and the judgment of the fielder. The referee's signal is given for each ball before the pitch.

  (F) After the signal, the pitcher pitches toward the pitching determination tool in FIG. (A)

  (G) When the batter did not hit the pitch. A strike or ball is determined based on whether or not a pitch has entered the pitch determination tool. Therefore, there is no trouble in determining the strike and the ball. A strong pitch will cause the ball to be judged because it has crossed the (27) wall of the pitch judgment tool even if the course is in the strike range. Strikes and balls are the same as general baseball. The catcher picks up this ball and rolls it back to the pitcher.

(H) When the batter hits the pitch. Whether the ball is a foul ball or a fair ball is determined in the same manner as in general baseball, for example, based on whether the hit ball has passed one or three bases on the left and right.
In the case of a fair ball (b or c becomes a foul ball), wait until the hitting ball stops. Judge by where you stopped. Basically, when the hit ball stops in the infield, it is out, and when the hit ball stops in the outfield, it is a single hit. That is, if it enters (75-5) and stops, it will be a home run (d), if it is (75-1) it will be a single hit, and if it enters (75-3) it will be out.

(Li) About defense. For the sake of safety, the fielder's movement is to prevent the hitting ball from coming out when entering the defensive equipment 74-1-7 until the hitting ball stops after the pitching starts (45). ) Only, and do not move forward / backward / left / right with defensive equipment.
(Nu) For safety, hitting balls that exceed the outfield fence equipment will be out.
(Le) When the hit ball is not out, the batter becomes a runner and can proceed to the base according to the score. Also, if there are runners who have already come out, they will advance according to the batter's performance. Advancement is made after seeing that the hit ball has been determined, so it can be done in a way that suits each person's ability. In other words, you can walk or run.
If the batter's hitting result when the runner was on 2nd base was 2nd hit, the runner had 2 advancement rights, so he could go 3rd on the main run and get a score of 1.
(Wo) Stopped ball is picked up by a nearby person after the determination is confirmed, and after the runner's advance is over, it is rolled back to the pitcher. In response, the pitcher prepares for the next pitch.

  (W) Similar to general baseball, the number of people who returned to the main base before three-out in one inning is scored, and the total score after the determined number of innings competes for victory or defeat.

  (F) By changing the defensive position for each inning, the player can enjoy equal opportunities.

It is a half sectional view of throwing tool-1. It is an external view of the throwing tool-2. It is an external view of a pitching determination tool. It is an external view of a striking tool. It is an external view of a defensive tool. It is an external view of a hit ball determination tool. It is an external view of a hit ball determination tool. It is a front view of an outfield fence tool. It is a top view which shows the whole arrangement | positioning.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Ball guide 2 Ball pushing plate 3 Input receiving plate 4 Joint of ball pushing plate and input receiving plate 5 Bush 6 Elastic material 7 Pillow for giving gradient to ball guide 8 Bottom plate 9 Ball 11 Hitting part (for throwing tool)
12 Handle (for throwing equipment)
21 Wall (for throwing judgment tool)
22 Bottom (for throwing judgment tool)
23 Opening (for throwing equipment)
31 Hitting ball part (for hitting tools)
32 Striking surface (for impact tool)
33 Handle (for hitting tools)
34 Angle of hitting part 35 Angle of hitting part perpendicular to handle 36 Grip end 41 Ball catching part 42 Handle (for defensive equipment)
43
44 fulcrum 45 opening (for defensive equipment)
46 Wall board (for defense equipment)
51 Wall (for ball hitting tool)
52 Bottom (for hitting ball judging tool)
53 Opening (for hitting tools)
54 Gradient 61 Rope 62 Pile 71 Throwing tool 72 Throwing judgment tool 73 Blowing tool 74-1 First-handed defensive tool 74-2 Second-handed defensive tool 74-3 Third-handed defensive tool 74-4 Short-handed defensive tool 74-5 Left wing Hand defensive tool 74-6 Middle-hand defensive tool 74-7 Right wing defensive tool 75-1 Single shot hitting judgment tool 75-2 Double hit hitting judgment tool 75-3 Out shot hitting judgment tool 75-4 Three strikes Hitting ball judging tool 75-5 Home hitting ball judging tool 76 Outfield fence tool 77 Batting base 78 First base 79 Second base 80 Third base 81 Main base a Throw b Foul ball hit c Foul ball hit d Home hit

Claims (4)

It has a cylindrical or bowl-shaped ball guide, and the input is a throwing tool with a stick and an opening in one direction for determining the ball (throwing) to be shot from the throwing tool, and the other three directions are wall surfaces An enclosed pitching determination tool, a stick-like hitting tool for hitting a pitch (the hit ball is called a hit ball), an opening in one direction for catching the hit ball, and the other three directions are A striking tool consisting of a handle surrounded by a wall and operating it, and an opening in one direction for determining the hitting performance of the batter when the hit ball stops inside the tool, and the other three directions are A pseudo baseball game tool characterized by using a hitting judgment tool surrounded by a wall surface and an outfield fence tool composed of a pile and a rope for preventing the hitting ball from going out of the play area.   2. A pseudo baseball game tool according to claim 1, wherein a stick-like hitting tool having a curved hitting surface is used.   2. The pseudo baseball game tool according to claim 1, wherein a stick-like hitting tool having an angle with a hitting portion perpendicular is used for a handle portion of the hitting tool. 2. A pseudo baseball game tool according to claim 1, wherein said hit ball determining tool is provided with convex walls in four directions, and a part or all of the outer periphery of the wall portion is provided with a gradient.

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