Roller hockey stick blade
AssigneeChristian Brothers, Inc.
InventorMark W. Huru
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Abstract
A roller hockey stick which is adapted for use with a standard roller hockey ball or the like is provided. The roller hockey stick includes a handle and a blade. The blade includes a heel end, toe end, a bottom edge, a top edge and an elongated opening or slot. The elongated opening is positioned between the top and bottom edges and extends from a point adjacent or near the heel end to a point adjacent or near the toe end.
Claims20
A ball hockey stick having a handle and a blade wherein said blade comprises a heel end, a toe end, a bottom edge, a top edge, and a ball receiving opening comprising an elongated opening positioned between said top and bottom edges and being elongated in the direction extending from said heel end to said toe end, said blade having a centerline axis extending the length of said blade midway between said top edge and said bottom edge, and a substantial portion of said elongated opening extending above said centerline axis.
A roller hockey blade comprising a heel end, a toe end, a bottom edge, a top edge, and a ball receiving opening defined by an opening edge wherein at least a portion of said opening edge is beveled.
A ball hockey blade comprising
- a top edge, a bottom edge, a toe end, a heel end, a centerline axis extending the length of said blade midway between said top edge and said bottom edge;
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- a roller hockey ball receiving slot comprising an elongated opening positioned between said top and bottom edges and being defined by an opening edge provided in said blade portion, a substantial portion of said elongated opening extending above said centerline axis.
A ball hockey blade comprising:
- top and bottom edges and toe and heel ends;
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- an elongated ball receiving slot positioned between said top and bottom edges and being elongated in the direction extending from said heel end to said toe end, a portion of said slot being at least one and three quarters (13/4) inches from said bottom edge.
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