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US 3,993,307 AGranted
Tennis ball caddy
OwnerGiacomo J. Erricoinventor
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Abstract
A device for holding a can of tennis balls onto a tennis racket press, comprising a pair of reinforced brackets, one for each end of the press and adapted to be removably fastened thereto, each bracket including a curved spring clamp extending outwardly from one face of the press, the clamps being axially aligned and each being adapted to receive thereinto one end of said can.
Claims8
A device for holding a can of tennis balls onto a tennis racket press comprising in combination a pair of clamp members, one each being adapted to be removably attached to a respective end of the press;
- each clamp member comprising a rigid elongate cross-bar of sheet material adapted to lie against and parallel with the respective transverse end member of the press and to be secured to that end member at spaced apart locations, an extension member attached by one end thereof to the cross-bar and extending therefrom toward the other end of the press, and a generally C-shaped clamping means attached to the other end of each of the extension member in a direction extending from the plane of the press perpendicularly thereto, and with its axis parallel to the longitudinal length of the press;
- the axis of the spring clamping means of one clamp member being coaxial with that of the other spring clamping means;
- each spring clamping means being adapted to receive and removably retain therein one end of a can of tennis balls.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.