Lacrosse stick with peripherally grooved support tabs
AssigneeW. H. Brine Company
InventorRobert J. Rule
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Abstract
A lacrosse stick head has an encircling support frame defining an opening within which is mounted a net forming a ball pocket. Mounting tabs extend from the frame and have locating means for positively positioning a net in place so as to provide a positive lock which enables locating of a finely tuned pocket in a desired position which pocket remains in place during use.
Claims2
In a lacrosse stick head having an enclosing support frame comprising two side walls and an end wall defining an opening within which is mounted a net having a ball pocket, wherein said net is mounted on a lacing string which is in turn mounted on spaced support tabs extending from the sides inward into said opening having holes therein for passage of said lacing string,
- the improvement comprising,
- locating means carried by said tabs and acting to prevent movement of said lacing string when it passes through said hole and is looped and tied over said locating means each of said locating means on said spaced support tabs on said side walls includes a peripheral groove extending generally parallel to said hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.