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A63B 4900

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047127953

ABSTRACT:
At least one mark is provided on a tennis racket. The distance between the mark and an end or edge of the racket defines a measurement length which is equal to the difference between the 36" height of the net and the length of the racket. The height of the net can be verified by the combined height of the racket and the measurement length. Three marks may be provided on the strings of the racket head to define the measurement length between each side edge of the racket head and the end of the racket head. Also, a mark may be provided on the handle of the racket.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1917236 (1933-07-01), Bloomstrand
patent: 4006896 (1977-02-01), Soldavihi
patent: 4326714 (1982-04-01), Novack
patent: 4593905 (1986-06-01), Abel
Tennis Magazine; "What's Ahead for Racquets in 1986"; Dec. 1985, (copy in A.V. 334).
Popular Science; "Wind-Tunnel-Tuned Tennis Racket"; Sep. 1985, p. 110, (copy in A.V. 334).
Sports Illustrated; "The Arthur Ashe Competition Racket"; May 16, 1977, p. 55, (copy in A.V. 334).

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