Appeal No. 97-4004
Application 08/459,417
bowling lane and each said rack of pins with
ultraviolet light, whereby said fluorescent
surfaces of said pins and each said fluorescent
bowling lane will be illuminated.
24. A method of training a bowler comprising the steps of:
supplying fluorescent material on a plurality of
positions on the bowler;
minimizing ambient light in the bowling environ-
ment; and
illuminating the bowling environment with ultra-
violet light, whereby the bowler's form may be
easily viewed and analyzed through illumination of
said fluorescent material.
The references relied on by the examiner are:
Clapham 3,301,558 Jan. 31, 1967
Davidson et al. 3,917,264 Nov. 04, 1975
Panosh 3,971,560 Jul. 27, 1976
Claims 1-11 and 15-26 stand rejected under 35 U.S.C.
§ 103(a) as being unpatentable over Clapham in view of Davidson
and Panosh.
The examiner’s rejection is explained on pages 3 and 4 of
the answer. The arguments of the appellants and examiner in
support of their respective positions may be found on pages 6-29
of the brief, pages 2-9 of the reply brief and pages 4-9 of the
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