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Title: US4135716: Portable means for supporting a net
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Ginsburg, Sam; Los Angeles, CA 90024

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1979-01-23 / 1976-10-26

Application Number: US1976000735623

IPC Code: Advanced: A63B 71/02;
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IPC-7: A63B 69/00;

ECLA Code: A63B71/02S; K63B71/02S1W; K63B208/12;

U.S. Class: Current: 473/416;
Original: 273/029.BC; 273/095.R;

Field of Search: 273/29 B,29 BB,29 BC,29 BA,1 R,30,181 F,181 J,176 F,181 K,195 A,184,55 R,55 A,55 B,95 R

Priority Number:
1976-10-26  US1976000735623

Abstract:     The present invention is a knock-down, portable structure enabling the easy and rapid erection of a tennis, badminton or volleyball court on any relatively flat and hard surface. This invention comprises the combination of (i) a dual purpose net; (ii) one or more pairs of poles to which the net is affixed, the length of the pole pair being that commensurate with the required net height; and (iii) structure for stably supporting the pole pair without drilling into the ground surface.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Blakely, Sokoloff, Taylor & Zafman ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Pinkham, Richard C.; Brown, T.

Family: None

First Claim:
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I claim:     1. A portable net structure comprising:
  • a net;
  • a first pair of poles;
  • a second pair of poles, each hollow and adapted for insertably receiving at least a portion of one of said first pair of poles;
  • means for securing each of said first pair of poles in an inserted position within a corresponding pole of said second pair;
  • means for securing each of said first pair of poles in a partially extended position within a corresponding pole of said second pair of poles;
  • base means for supporting each of said second poles;
  • ballast weight; and
  • extended member coupled to said base means and extending outwardly away in general alignment with said net for receiving said ballast weight to secure said base means and poles against the tension exerted by said net;
  • each of said first and second pair of poles having net attachment means attached thereto;
  • whereby said net may be selectively affixed to either said first pair of poles in said extended position or to said second pair of poles, for vertical adjustment thereof.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US494913* 1893-04 Booth    
Get PDF - 2pp US1327072* 1920-01 Thorward    
Get PDF - 3pp US2937872* 1960-05 Gilman    
Get PDF - 4pp US3940139  1976-02 Barnes   Out-of-bounds wand for volleyball net and support strap
Get PDF - 3pp US3980299  1976-09 Brown  Lawrence Peska Associates, Inc. Tennis game apparatus kit
Get PDF - 5pp US3986719  1976-10 Lee   Portable ball target
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  GB0207917 1923-12  C07B 61/00 AVANTGO INC SYSTEM, METHOD, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT FOR INTERACTIVE INTERFACING WITH MOBILE DEVICES 
  GB0342410 1931-02       
  GB0403184 1933-12  H01J 43/24 MICROMASS LTD Ion detector 


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