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because of
opaque wooden backboards. As a result, the
Nurre Mirror Plate Company in
Bloomington was emplo**** to
create new
backboards that
contained 1+1⁄2-inch-thick...
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backboard or back
board in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Backboard may
refer to:
Backboard (basketball),
equipment used in
basketball Backboard (tennis)...
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ambulance staff, as well as li****uards and ski patrollers. Historically,
backboards were also used in an
attempt to "improve the posture" of
young people...
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first basic strokes by
playing for
hours at
public courts backboards.
Though the
backboard's death has been
touted more than once, many
still believe that...
- were used
until 1906 when they were
finally replaced by
metal hoops with
backboards. A
further change was soon made, so the ball
merely p****ed through. Whenever...
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reducing the
shattering of
backboards. In 1979, Erving's
teammate and
center Darryl Dawkins twice shattered NBA
backboards with
dunks leading to a quickly-enacted...
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hockey goals also
include sideboards and a
backboard,
which stand 50 cm (20 in) from the ground. The
backboard runs the full 3.66 m (12.0 ft)
width of the...
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crossbar level. The goal area must be
delimited at
ground level by a goal
backboard and two
sideboards of
height 460
millimetres (18 in).
Affixed to these...
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entire backboard,
including the shot
clock positioned above it, was
pulled off the goal. This led the
league to
provide stronger shatterproof backboards. However...
