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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 261 | Reconfigurable sports training device | US14303580 | 2014-06-12 | US08900074B1 | 2014-12-02 | Kevin F. Johnson; Jason O. Niblett |
| The reconfigurable sports training device includes a main base frame, a plurality of primary attachment components, a plurality of secondary attachment components, and a plurality of accessories so that one or more of the attachment components and accessories can be selectively coupled to the main base frame to form a user-defined sports training device. The main base frame includes a movable rack having a plurality of shelves for storing balls thereon and hollow corner posts. Each corner post has an attachment fixture disposed at the top to enable selective coupling of the attachment components and accessories in various combinations. When assembled, the primary and secondary attachment components form a framework to which the accessories can be mounted. | ||||||
| 262 | Apparatus for and method of refurbishing a lacrosse ball | US13986670 | 2013-05-22 | US20140349553A1 | 2014-11-27 | Michael Juhyun Kim; Matthew Jachyun Kim; Edward Hyundeng Kim |
| This invention relates to an apparatus and method for refurbishing lacrosse balls by using a fast, convenient, automated, entertaining, energy efficient, portable, and modular machine/method of removing a thin layer of rubber from the surface of a used lacrosse ball, by applying even pressure and random rotation of abrasive, one to four cups or rings, utilizing a combination of gravity and/or force of the cups against the surface of the ball, and the introduction of a solvent at various speeds, volume, and concentration, during and after the removal of a thin layer of rubber, to maximize the restoration of the rubber surface. | ||||||
| 263 | RACK FOR THE STORAGE AND DISPLAY OF COURT BALLS | US14361488 | 2012-11-22 | US20140326692A1 | 2014-11-06 | Jaime Puig Rofes |
| The rack -1- is moveable on wheels and has a locking cage enclosure -8-, the rack consists of a frame -2- with a front part -3- for moving it. On the frame -2- there are several vertical poles -4-, which have hoops -5-, with respective supporting arms -6-. The cage enclosure -8- consists of lateral stretches -10-, a rear front part -11- and a top -12-, with its floor or base -8a- open, as well as its front part -8b which moves horizontally resting lower horizontal crossbars -9- on longitudinal side plate -2a- of the frame -2-. The rack -1- may comprise a longitudinal crossbar -18-, wherein at the ends there are vertical poles -19- and -20- that support two longitudinal crossbars -21-, and on which hoops -22- are fixed by means of arms -23-, further having supports -24- with wheels -25-. In the top part of the vertical foot -20- there is a handlebar -26- and side bars -27-, parallel to each other. Its simplified cage -28- with feet -30- has the sides -28a-, top -28b- and rear front part -28c- closed, with only the front defined by vertical posts -29- being open. This simplified rack -1- presents a longitudinal crossbar -13-, provided with vertical poles -16- with hoops -17- and resting on supports -14- with wheels -15-, wherein the crossbar -13- has vertical poles -16- fixed to it and provided with hoops -17- for supporting the balls. | ||||||
| 264 | Folding Ball Trolley Having Minimized Volume | US13888453 | 2013-05-07 | US20140291969A1 | 2014-10-02 | Chia-Ling Wang |
| A folding ball trolley having minimized volume has a frame, a bag and multiple resilient elements. The frame has four stand rods, four top seats, four sliding seats, four wheels, four connecting rod assemblies and four mounting rods. The bag connects to the mounting rods and the mounting rods pivotally connect to the stand rods. Accordingly, the mounting rods can be rotated relative to the stand rods such that the mounting rods do not protrude upward to occupy too much space when the ball trolley is folded. Besides, the frame is braced by the resilient elements so a user does not have to stretch his hands between the rods when folding the ball trolley, thereby preventing the hands from being clamped. | ||||||
| 265 | BOCCE BALL GAME CADDY | US13781197 | 2013-02-28 | US20140238946A1 | 2014-08-28 | Michael J. Nally; Adam B. Abramson; James P. Burns |
| A bocce ball game caddy for removably retaining bocce ball game components. The caddy includes a plurality of racks supported by posts in vertically spaced relation. Each of the racks supporting at least one retainer adapted to removably support the bocce ball game components. | ||||||
| 266 | Adjustable Basketball Training Apparatus | US14155576 | 2014-01-15 | US20140200102A1 | 2014-07-17 | Frank Frostino |
| An adjustable basketball training apparatus comprising an upper portion having a horizontal obstruction supported by one or more support members and a lower portion movably attached to said support members such that the height of the horizontal obstruction may be adjusted to force a player to release a basketball with a desirable trajectory toward the intended target, such as a basket or another player, and methods for use thereof. The training apparatus is adjustable and may include vertical obstructions extending from the horizontal obstruction, attachments that simulate all or part of a defender, means for distracting a player, and a ball storage rack. | ||||||
| 267 | Sports Ball Holder | US13726494 | 2012-12-24 | US20140175239A1 | 2014-06-26 | William Anthony Samples |
| ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE: The sports ball holder is a mechanism for supporting a single sports ball (basketball, football, soccer ball, volleyball, kick ball, etc.) to a wall. The sports ball holder is fundamentally a single length of thick rounded metal formed into a loop with an extending member. The end of the extending member is threaded—like a screw—to form a screw-type fastener. The screw-type fastener is what supports the sports ball holder to the wall. The metal loop has an inside diameter smaller than the maximum diameter of a sports ball (basketball, football, soccer ball, volleyball, kick ball, etc.) to support the sports ball. The sports ball holder must be screwed into a solid material, like a wall stud, for strong support. The simple design of this sports ball holder embodiment makes the sports ball holder more practical to manufacture, package, and install than the prior arts.OPERATION: The entire sports ball holder mechanism will be spun into a wall stud and mounted in the horizontal position. The built in screw-type fastener will strongly secure the sports ball holder to the wall. An individual sports ball can now be placed on and off the sports ball holder at will. | ||||||
| 268 | BALL REBOUNDING SYSTEM | US14034253 | 2013-09-23 | US20140094327A1 | 2014-04-03 | Kurt T. Freund |
| A ball rebounding device has high tension netting that is efficiently assembled, pulled taught and held in place within a frame using a tension rod system and a manufacturing process that uses levers between the frame and tension rods within the frame. The invention can be used in producing new ball rebounder and in retrofitting existing rebounder frames. The frame provides a perimeter support and an interior space. Tension rods are run through the cells of the netting and positioned in the interior space. A lever system is connected between the tension rods and the frame to pull the tension rods toward the corresponding sides of the frame, thereby drawing the net taught within the frame. Once the netting is pulled taught, fasteners hold the tension rods in place next to the sides of the frame. The frame can be rigid or may have flexibility and act like a spring. | ||||||
| 269 | DEVICES, SYSTEMS, AND METHODS FOR REFURBISHING ONE OR MORE LACROSSE BALLS | US13844433 | 2013-03-15 | US20140038495A1 | 2014-02-06 | Eugene M. McNall; Charles W. McNall |
| A method and system for resurfacing one or more lacrosse balls is provided. The system includes a container, a rotatable member, and a motor. The container is configured to hold the one or more lacrosse balls. The rotatable member includes an abrasive surface configured to scuff the lacrosse balls while in the container, The motor includes a drive shaft coupled to the rotatable member and configured to facilitate rotation of the rotatable member. With this arrangement, the lacrosse balls are positioned over the abrasive surface such that, upon rotation of the rotatable member the abrasive surface scuffs the lacrosse balls to, thereby, resurface the balls. | ||||||
| 270 | Tennis ball conditioner | US13411533 | 2012-03-03 | US08616270B2 | 2013-12-31 | Ralph Samuel Granchelli, Jr. |
| An apparatus for the conditioning, storage and transportation of tennis balls. The tennis ball conditioning, storage, and transportation apparatus is used to condition tennis balls, primarily by heating to a desired operating temperature. Conditioning modifies the internal pressure of the balls and warms the composition of the balls to the desired playing temperature. The tennis ball conditioning, storage, and transportation apparatus includes a housing which may have handles and which has an interior which contains heating and/or cooling elements and which functions as a conditioning and storage chamber. The chamber is divided by a screen upon which the balls rest. A thermostatically controlled heater, cooler and fan achieve the desired temperature then stabilizes the balls at the desired temperature. | ||||||
| 271 | MULTI-DIMENSIONAL CONFORMING GLOBAL CARRIER | US13739266 | 2013-01-11 | US20130299370A1 | 2013-11-14 | Jason D. Baker; Kirk Mays |
| A multi-dimensional conforming global carrier including a primary panel bidirectionally bonded a secondary panel. Bidirectional bonding allows the expansion in any direction around the carrier contents allowing the carrier to conform closely to the outside surface of the contents. The carrier itself may be made of an expansible material, and be sized to have an inner volume that is slightly smaller than the proposed contents when empty, such that when the content are placed in the inner volume of the carrier, the material of the carrier will stretch around the contents, in some cases resembling a “second skin” around such contents. In various embodiments, the carrier may have cooperating panel enlargements and recesses, may include an opening which may further be closed with various fastening devices, may be formed of panels of differing sizes and materials, may have bidirectionally elastic panels, and may be at least partially water resistant. | ||||||
| 272 | Basketball storage system | US13068734 | 2011-05-18 | US08579111B2 | 2013-11-12 | Olaf Dietrich Elze; Shawn Finlay Sterling |
| A container for equipment, particularly basketballs, being an open box comprising a rigid frame covered by a fitted cloth cover. In one embodiment, the container is open. In another embodiment, the container has a lid that covers the top opening to the container and may be locked in that position. The frame has means for bolting the frame to a vertical wall. | ||||||
| 273 | System and Method for Removing the Outer Layer of a Layered Article | US13436199 | 2012-03-30 | US20130255888A1 | 2013-10-03 | Arthur Molinari |
| A system and method for refurbishing or recycling a layered article such as a golf ball is disclosed that includes removing a cover from the article. The system can include a golf ball guide, a golf ball scorer-driver that can score the outer shell of the golf ball while simultaneously advancing it along the golf ball guide, a cover peeler having an orifice with an inner diameter that is less than an outer diameter of the golf ball cover, and a press that can drive the golf ball core through the cover peeler orifice. The method includes inducing at least one weakened region in the outer shell of the golf ball, rupturing the weakened region to create at least one opening in the golf ball outer shell, and forcing a core portion of the golf ball through the opening in the golf ball outer shell. | ||||||
| 274 | BALL DISPLAY CASE | US13858572 | 2013-04-08 | US20130220853A1 | 2013-08-29 | John T. Weldon |
| A ball display case has base and a cover that is securable to the base. The cover and base at least partially enclose a space for holding a ball when the cover is secured to the base. The cover can be moved to a position in which the cover cannot be non-destructively removed from the base without moving the cover relative to the base away from this position. A lock is adapted for selective application to at least one of the base and the cover. The lock prevents non-destructive movement of the cover away from the position. The lock is adapted for selectively and irreversibly converting the display case from an unlocked condition in which the cover is releasably secured to the base to a locked condition in which the cover cannot be non-destructively removed from the base. | ||||||
| 275 | Method Of Making A Golf Ball Core | US13341374 | 2011-12-30 | US20130172121A1 | 2013-07-04 | Aaron Craig Bender |
| A method and system for making a golf ball core is disclosed. The method may generally include forming a golf ball core out of a raw core material. The golf ball core may be rapidly heated to begin curing (or vulcanizing) from the outermost surface toward the center of the golf ball core. Before curing the entire golf ball core, the golf ball core may be quenched to stop the curing process. As a result, the golf ball core may include an outer cured zone and an inner uncured zone. In this state, the golf ball core may be incorporated into a finished golf ball to be sold to consumers. Following a set of instructions provided with the golf ball, the consumer may heat the golf ball to customize the properties of the golf ball core, and, thus, the characteristics of the golf ball. | ||||||
| 276 | Golf ball deburring apparatus | US12968033 | 2010-12-14 | US08469773B2 | 2013-06-25 | Takahisa Ono |
| A structure for deburring a ball is provided. The structure includes an arm, a gear structure for changing the effective length of the arm, and a cam structure for changing the effective angular position of the arm. A finger having an abrasive surface reciprocates on the arm. A ball is placed in a rotating holder and positioned in effective position for the abrasive surface to contact and remove at least one burr on the ball. | ||||||
| 277 | ROTATABLE BALL CART | US13472316 | 2012-05-15 | US20130127317A1 | 2013-05-23 | Patrick Rutz; Casey Nathan Harris |
| A ball cart comprising a removable and rotatable ball basket having a plurality of separated chambers that are each able to hold a different kind of ball. Thus, whenever a particular type of ball is desired, a user is able to rotate the basket and lock it in place such that a lid of the chamber that holds balls of that type is accessible to the user. As a result, the user is able to easily select that type of balls desired from the ball cart without sifting through all of the balls in the ball cart. | ||||||
| 278 | BALL AND CUP GAME AND METHOD FOR PLAYING | US13235073 | 2011-09-16 | US20130069311A1 | 2013-03-21 | Mark Pryor |
| A game system for playing a ball and cup game is disclosed. The game system includes an array of seven integrally-formed, sixteen-ounce decreasing-radius cups coupled together in a substantially hexagonal shape, a shaft having a top end coupled to an underside of the array, wherein a length of the shaft is up to about 50 inches, a quadruple-pronged base coupled to a bottom end of the shaft and at least one ball with a diameter that fits within the sixteen-ounce, decreasing-radius cup. | ||||||
| 279 | Sports Equipment Collection and Transport Device | US13205761 | 2011-08-09 | US20130037591A1 | 2013-02-14 | Ronald Van Ostenbridge |
| A sports ball collection, transport and combination sports goal device is provided, comprising a set of hingedly attached frame members and an internal netted bag attached thereto. The frames are rounded sections of tubular material that are connected at their terminal ends at two hinge devices. The hinges allow the rounded frame sections to be opened and closed with respect to one another, providing access to the internal netting or closure thereof. In an open configuration, the frames provide a structure to hold the netted bag in an open position, wherein balls may easily be placed into the bag. In a closed position, the frame members mate together to form a closed bag and handled device for improved carrying and transport of the device and sports ball contained therein. In an alternate configuration, the frames may be positioned to act as a sports goal for recreational purposes, or to facilitate entry of sports balls within the bag cavity. | ||||||
| 280 | Beach Golf Hand Ball | US13546421 | 2012-07-11 | US20130017897A1 | 2013-01-17 | Gregory Tsiopanas; Peggy Ann Tsiopanas |
| A beach golf game includes at least one rigid cup and a plurality of balls each sized to fit in the rigid cup. A rules sheet sets forth game rules and describes game play. The rigid cup and the balls are encased in a carrying bag. In playing the game, the cup is used to dig a hole in a sandy surface, and the cup is placed in the hole such that a top of the cup is level with the sandy surface. A mound of sand is built on one side of the cup, and players take turns attempting to roll the balls into the cup. | ||||||
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