Two Way F:

   
   
  
   
 

 

wo Way Fitting

   

 

wen ney -- — - -- — - ---
awn ene e

Rear CBueave

   
  
 

Rear OBLIQUE

Piece. Braces

   

Pmesant Bacxseano ano
RISTING Onors

Bacnpoano
IANO EAISTING Droes

   

~------------7*

Meeirigo Bacnecoano
Drees Rercocatreo

Moore >
AcKsOCARO

Fig.. 12 Fig: 33

te ip ve Fiean fe ei ses:

More simple and economical means of adapting the modified backboard to existing suspended
swing-up structures is available (1) if it possible to shift the suspended parts 2 feet to the rear
as shown in Fig. 12 or (2) if the floor lines can be placed 2 feet further inside the end lines of the
court. In both cases the extension assembly per Fig. 12 and 13 is used. Incidentally this pro-

cedure will place backboards 4 feet inside the end lines as required by the rules.

Of the 2 suggestions offered on this page that illustrated in Fig. 12 involves the least expense and
change in the present layout. Referring to Fig 12 it will be noted that the location of the back-
board remains the same and it is only necessary that the suspended structure be set back 2 feet

and the end line of the court be changed accordingly.

‘

5:3" =

 

 

Existing Back BoaRD

  
 

Pipe ExTENSION

 

 

l J

 

 

MooDiFieED BacKBoARD

 

 

 

Fig. 14
MEDART

 

 

 

ST. LOUIS