Hockey stick blade cover and method

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A63B 5914

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055583261

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a method for improving hockey sticks. The method includes the steps of applying a heat shrinkable film cover member to the blade of the hockey stick and exposing the cover member to a source of heat sufficiently hot to shrink it relative to the blade. The cover member is generally tubular, taking the form of an open-ended sleeve, and may include a thickened, textured portion for providing a puck contacting surface. The invention is intended to include a hockey stick carrying a shrunken heat shrinkable cover member.

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patent: 3353826 (1967-11-01), Traverse
patent: 3581353 (1971-06-01), Sonntag
patent: 3716433 (1973-02-01), Plummer
Advertisement for "Blade Skin" hockey stick cover by Gary Freiberg Article from Jun. 8, 1995 Saint Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch entitled Inventional Wisdom (pp. 1E and 2E).
Pp. 32-37 (in particular, Rule 20-Sticks) from the National Hockey League's "Official Rules" Publication Date Not Known.

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