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Klisan, Inc.

Jerrold J Krumholz

George W Dunbar

Israel R Freelander

A multi-purpose sports apparatus has a frame which has spaced-apart support members adapted to rest upon a supporting surface, such as the ground, a net extending between the support members, and a backboard carrying a basketball goal hoop supported between the support members above the net, the backboard being adjustably rotatable horizontally between a vertical position and a horizontal position, whereby the basketball goal hoop can be positioned to extend horizontally or vertically.

Convertible sports stand construction

A toy construction set is provided that includes a plurality of strap members that are assembled together to produce various constructional forms. A base member in the form of a platform, box or similar unit may also be provided with a plurality of outwardly extending buttons or projections that preferably are arranged in rows and in different spacial locations on the base. The straps are formed with rounded terminal ends having circular openings therein through which the projections are snapped so that the straps may be frictionally connected to the base at both ends thereof via the projections, thereby spanning a portion of the base. Connecting elements are also utilized to connect the straps at the ends thereof in producing certain shapes and forms.

Toy construction

An improved racquet and return ball apparatus is disclosed, comprising a paddle portion including ball striking surfaces on each face thereof, and a handle secured toward one side of the paddle and including a pair of oppositely directed grasping portions, each portion extending beyond the perimeter of the paddle to enable grasping of each or both said portions by the user of the apparatus. A resilient ball is secured to one face of the paddle portion by an elastic tethering line to enable the user to displace the ball to and fro from the racquet by periodically impacting the ball on one or another of the striking surfaces. The paddle portion may be of generally rectangular configuration with the handle means being secured to the base of the generally rectangular form. The lateral sides of the paddle toward the base of the rectangle are preferably formed inwardly to define throats for restraining slippage of the tethering line, where such line crosses the lateral perimeter during impacting of the ball upon the striking face opposite to that at which the line is secured. The tethering line is preferably secured to the striking face of the paddle portion at a point lateral to the inwardly formed throats. In one embodiment of the invention, the paddle portion comprises at least a core of a foam plastic; and the entire said paddle portion may comprise such a foam.

Racquet and return ball apparatus

A child's play block having a continuous periphery of material width with a central strengthening web and card retaining tangs adjacent thereto for the reception of picture card inserts which are color coded to the color of the block.

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West Orange, NJ, United States of America

Jerrold J Krumholz