RURAL SCHOOL PLAYTIME

  

SCHOOL RECREATION PERIOD | OUTDOOR BASKETBALL PRACTICE | PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES

 

 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

UNI-GOAL

For Outdoor Basketball

 

The UNI-GOAL for playground basketball
has simplified the problem of providing
outdoor basketball equipment. Heretofore
a substantial investment, together with a
continuous maintenance expense has been

UNI-GOAL OUTDOOR BASKETBALL COURT

 

necessary.

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two goals and backstops regularly used on pees LINE
a formal court and offers the same facil- rl tawny Tuer tne wal
ities for play. For those operating school or Geta "intmy be se om 20 te 3 fe
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The UNI-GOAL requires less than half the space needed for a for-
mal court. It can be erected wherever a small space is available. To
insure long service without expense for maintenance, it is built of
heavy steel members electrically welded into one solid unit, RUST-
PROOFED, and designed especially to withstand high wind pressure
and rough weather conditions. Net is WEATHERPROOFED.

Since the playing area entirely surrounds the goal more players can
enjoy the game. In formal games, boundary and free throw lines
may be easily marked by circles drawn at properly measured dis-
stances, using the goal standard as center. For ordinary playground
activities little supervision, if any, is required.

Uni-Goal is the ideal type of equipment for public playgrounds be-
cause it economically furnishes in a substantial way the facilities for
playing one of the most popular of all American games.

High schools find it particularly desirable for the outdoor activites
of the boys and girls in physical education classes. Smaller schools
find it ideal for furnishing healthful recreation for all pupils before and
after school and throughout vacation periods.

 

 

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