should the playing piece pass through the port fig1 through 7 show embodiments where the game apparatus can be primarily of wood in particular as shown in fig5 and 6 a plastic or aluminum extrusion 70 includes a first slot 72 for receiving a side board and a second slot 74 for receiving the base member the playing surface is a plywood substrate 76 which is forced into the slot 74 the base and the sidewalls are preferably perpendicular the corner members 14 in fig1 4 and 5 also serve to reinforce the corner junction between the respective end board and side board each corner member includes a top gusset component 21 a face section 23 and board engaging flanges 25 these members are held by gravity and may easily be located for maintaining the perpendicular orientation of the boards the embodiment of fig6 and 7 include separate legs 20 spaced about the periphery of the game apparatus and at certain central locations each leg has a levelling foot which can be adjusted by threading into or out of the barrel 21 the upper end of the barrel engages the lower surface of the playing surface 4 and the levelling foot is held in position by the lock nut 29 in addition to the ports 10 the game can include ports 13 provided in the playing surface 4 these ports can be closed by cap members inserted in the ports to provide a continuous playing surface 4 the purpose of the ports is to accommodate a different game similar to golf mini putting the ball can be directed by the stick towards anyone of the ports.