Tennis practice and game apparatus

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1984-09-04

1986-06-03

Pinkham, Richard C.

Amusement devices: games

Aerial projectile game; game element or accessory therefor...

Target

273394, 273402, A63B 6100

Patent

active

045925470

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for practicing tennis has a ball receiving bin whose back wall extends upwardly to serve as a target, and whose front wall is net high. Balls entering a central hole in the target area are returned through a chute into the bin.

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