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BASK-O-LITE Meets Standard Specifications

Bask-O-Lite has a ring and net of the traditional type. Seven vertical
arms twelve inches in length extend below the basket ring to a second
ring slightly smaller than the one at the top. At the bottom of the
basket there is a trip device which operates a time switch. When the
ball goes through the basket, three lights flash on for a period of two
seconds. One light is placed directly behind the basket which illum-
inates the ball as it goes through, the other two lights are suspended
above the backboard. These lights are cylindrical in shape with the
word “GOAL” on three sides. They are placed twelve inches above
the backboard so that they are easily visible from any part of the
gymnasium when a goal is made.

Bask-O-Lite has a much greater potential strength than the conventional type

basket. It is neat in appearance and fool-proof. BASK-O-LITE IS REASON-
ABLY PRICED.

 

 

 

 

 

Spectators . . Players . . Officials are
enthusiastic about BASK-O-LITE .. .

Bask-O-Lite increases visibility, illuminates the ball as it goes through the goal
and is a wonderful help to those whose eyesight is not perfect as there can be no
doubt when a goal is made. It eliminates arguments between fans. Itis a necessity
to those behind the backboards and in the far parts of the gymnasium. Players
say, “The goal is more rigid, it always looks the same and the net does not shrink
or stretch but stays in the same position.’ Officials say, “Score keeper knows
immediately when goal is made, the referee has more freedom to watch players
when a goal is attempted, the ball cannot land in net on top of basket and it adds
color to the gamc.”

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