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Toss 'N Score is a basketball game backstop consisting of a large "basket" with four sides mounted on a pole. The basket unit has an open top that is larger than the closed bottom to funnel the ball down to one of four circular openings with a curved lip that returns the ball to the playing court. Each of the circular openings is numbered, one to four. COLORS: Yellow basket with black numbers; metal pole. DIMENSIONS: Basket is 3 feet square; overall height is 8 feet. WEIGHT: 55 pounds.

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This product record was updated on July 29, 2002.

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GameTime Inc

150 PlayCore Drive, PO Box 680121
Ft. Payne, Alabama 35967
United States
Telephone: 800-235-2440 or 256-845-5610.
Fax: 256-845-9361.
Web: http://www.gametime.com.
Email: dking@gametime.com.


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