Inclined structure of court floor for automatic supply in ball game

Abstract

According to an inclined structure of a court floor according to the present disclosure, the ball used for practice can be rolled down outwardly along the slope of the court, and then be collected in the collecting ditch and gathered in one place, so there is no need to collect scattered balls separately.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . An inclined court for a ball game stadium on which a ball game is played, the court being configured such that a top surface thereof is inclined to an outside so that balls used in a game or practice roll toward the outside and are collected and supplied, the court comprising:
 a flat bottom surface;   a support layer made of a concrete material, installed on the flat bottom surface, and configured such that it has a highest height across a center of a longitudinal direction of the court and decreases in height from the center to the outside to form a predetermined angle of inclination;   a flooring installed on the support layer, and made of a wood, synthetic resin, or rubber material;   a collecting ditch installed along an outer periphery including four sides of the court, inclined to one side, and installed along each of the four sides; and   a ball feeding means installed at a corner of the collecting ditch to supply balls, automatically collected due to the inclination of the collecting ditch, to players;   wherein the bottom surface, the support layer, the flooring, and the collecting ditch are fabricated into a single module.