JPH0357259Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Field of Use> The present invention relates to a team foul display device for basketball games. In the game of basketball, after a team commits seven player fouls in each half, all personal fouls that occur when that team does not have possession of the ball will be penalized. There is a rule that one-end-one free throws are awarded to the opponent. And the scorer is
If a team commits seven player fouls in each half, they must immediately signal to the referee and place a red sign on the table to indicate this. The present invention provides a team foul display device that can be used in such cases and is easy to use and provides a clearly distinguishable display.

<Prior Art> Conventionally, as this type of display device, one in which numbers are printed on a plastic board in the form of a hand flag is known. Seven such display boards are prepared, and the scorer hands up the corresponding display board depending on the number of fouls.

On the other hand, a similar foul display in the form of flags is also used to display fouls for individual players (a player who has fouled five times cannot participate in the game anymore). These two types of foul indications are displayed by the scorer.

<Problems to be solved by the invention> The above-mentioned conventional technology has the disadvantage that it is difficult for players, referees, and even spectators to understand because both team fouls and personal fouls are carried out in the form of hand flags. .

Furthermore, the flag-type foul display described above has a drawback in that the angles that can be identified are limited, and the number of fouls cannot be determined from all directions.

<Means for solving the problems> The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances. That is, the team foul display device according to the present invention has a square convex portion formed at the center of one surface of a disc body, and a square concave portion fitted with a square convex portion having the same shape as the square convex portion at the center of the other surface. and six stackable first display bodies corresponding to the numbers 1 to 6, each of which has one of the numbers 1 to 6 attached in four places at 90° intervals on the side surface of the disk body. , a second display body made of a red cylinder having an inner diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the first display body and a length capable of covering the six stacked first display bodies and covering the numbers; , the first to sixth team fouls are displayed by stacking the first display bodies in sequence, and the seventh team foul is displayed by stacking the six first display bodies above the second display body. It is displayed by covering it with a display body.

<Function> If it is the first foul committed by Team, the first indicator with the number 1 on the side is placed, and if the second foul is committed, a number is placed on the first indicator with the number 1. The first display bodies marked with 2 are stacked. The above-mentioned two first display members are fixed by fitting the square convex portion on the upper surface of the first display member with the number 1 into the square recessed portion on the lower surface of the first display member with the number 2. In this manner, the numbered first display bodies are stacked up to display the number of team fouls until the sixth foul. When Team Fowl reaches its 7th time, a second red cylinder indicator is placed over the six stacked primary indicators to indicate this. This allows the players and referees to notify the opposing team of the team that committed the foul that a free throw will be awarded.

<Example> In FIGS. 1 to 4, reference numeral 1 denotes a base, which has a square convex portion 2 at the center of its upper surface. The base 1 can be formed into a disk shape with a diameter of 14 cm and a height of 4.5 cm, and the square convex portion 2 can be formed into a 4.9 cm square with a height of 2 cm. A1, A2
...A6 are six first display bodies, and each display body A1, A2...A6 is each made of a disk, and has a square convex portion 2 at the center of one surface, for example, the top surface, and a square convex portion 2 on the other surface, for example, the bottom surface. At the center is a square convex portion 2 having the same shape as the square convex portion 2, that is, a square concave portion 3 into which the square convex portion 2 of the other first display body located below fits.
is formed. First display body A1, A2...A
The dimensions of 6 are: the diameter of the disc body is 10 cm, the thickness is 5 cm, the square convex part 2 is 4.9 cm square, the height is 2 cm, and the square concave part 3 is
can be 5.0cm square and 2.1cm deep. Numbers 1 to 6 indicating the number of fouls are attached to each of the first display bodies A1, A2...A6, and in each display body A1, A2...A6, these numbers are attached to the side surface of the disc body. They are located in four locations separated by 90 degrees. The positions of these four numbers are determined so that they have a constant positional relationship with respect to the sides (or corners) of the square convex portion 2 in all six first display bodies A1, A2...A6. For example, in the case of this example, numbers are attached to the side surfaces of the disc body facing each side of the square convex portion 2. Therefore, there is no directionality in stacking the first display bodies A1, A2...A6, and no matter how they are stacked, each display body A1,
The numbers A2...A6 are lined up in one row. Number 1 in the first display body A1, A2...A6
The first display bodies A1, A2, which display from 5 to 5...
A5 has white numbers on a black background, and the first display A6, which displays the number 6, has black numbers on a yellow background to warn that the next foul will be punished. . Also, the base 1 is
It can be a black background. B is a second display body made of a red cylinder used to display the seventh foul, and is large enough to cover up the numbers of the first display bodies A1, A2...A6, which are stacked in six pieces. It is formed. In this example, the inner diameter of the cylinder is
It is 10.1cm long, 32cm long, and 3mm thick.

In the above embodiment, the first display bodies A1, A2...
The case where the square convex part 2 is formed on the top surface of A6 and the square concave part 3 is formed on the bottom surface has been described, but conversely, the first display body A1, A2... A6 has a square convex part formed on the bottom surface and the top surface A similar stack retention structure can be obtained by forming square recesses. In this case, a square recess 3 will be formed in the base 1.

In addition, the base 1, the first display body A1, A2...A
6 and the second display body B can be formed of hollow plastic.

To explain how to use the team foul display device with the above configuration, when a foul is committed by a player, the scorer places the first display body A1 displaying the number 1 on the base 1 placed on the official table; When the foul is committed again, the first display body A2 displaying the number 2 is stacked on top of it. In this way, the fouls up to the sixth time are displayed by stacking the first display bodies A1, A2, . . ., A6. When the seventh foul is committed, the second display body B is placed over the six stacked first display bodies A1, A2, . . . A6, and the seventh foul display is performed. Two such display devices are placed on the official table, one for each team.

<Effect of the idea> According to the present invention, the following effects can be obtained.

Personal fouls are displayed in the traditional flag format, and team fouls are displayed in a different format, stacked with display elements, so it is possible to clearly distinguish between the two types of foul displays.

Two team foul display devices are placed on the official table, one for each team, and display the number of fouls a team has committed in a way that is visible from all 360° directions, allowing players, referees, and spectators to see the number of fouls. It is possible to know the number of times at any time. Therefore, players and referees can play the game with the number of fouls in mind, and spectators can also increase their interest in the game.

Each of the first display bodies has a square convex part and a square concave part on its upper and lower surfaces to fit with the upper and lower display bodies, and on the side surface of each display body,
Numbers indicating the number of fouls are placed at four locations 90 degrees apart. Therefore, no matter what positional relationship the first display bodies fit together, the numbers on each display body will be aligned in an orderly manner in each row, making the display easy to see from any direction. can be obtained easily.

When the display device is not in use, if the second display body is placed over the six stacked first display bodies, this serves to maintain the first display body, and when the display device is stored in a case or There is no fear that the first display body will collapse and fall apart when being carried.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a team foul display device according to an embodiment of the present invention with the second display removed; FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing one first display; The figure is a perspective view showing a state in which the first display body is covered with the second display body, and FIG.
FIG. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Base, 2... Square convex part, 3... Square concave part, A1, A2... A6... First display body, B...
...Second display body.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A square convex portion is formed at the center of one surface of a disk body, and a square concave portion is formed at the center of the other surface into which a square convex portion having the same shape as the square convex portion is fitted, Six stackable first numbers corresponding to the numbers 1 to 6 are attached in four places at 90° intervals on the side surface of the disk body.
Display body: A second display consisting of a red cylinder having an inner diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the first display body and a length that can cover the six stacked first display bodies and cover the numbers. The first to sixth team fouls are displayed by sequentially stacking the first display bodies, and the seventh team foul is displayed by stacking the six first display bodies. A team foul display device for a basketball game, characterized in that the display is performed by covering two display bodies.