Hitting practice device

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A63B 6940

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051848163

ABSTRACT:
A hitting practice device comprises a frame on which is mounted a rotatable arm. The arm is attached to a shaft which is driven by a motor also disposed in the frame. Attached to one end of the arm is a tethered ball such as a baseball or a tennis ball. The motor is drivingly connected to the shaft to rotate the arm about the frame and propel the ball repeatedly past a hitter to allow hitting practice.

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