Stephen R Fireman

age ~84

from Brighton, MA

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Stephen R Fireman
President

SUNSHINE WORKS INC

1020 Tpke St, Canton, MA 02021

Stephen Fireman
Manager

SQUARE TECHNOLOGY, LLC

10 Spooner Rd Brookline Ma 02167-0000 Usa<Br/>10 Spooner Rd Brookline, Chestnut Hill, MA 02167

Stephen R. Fireman
President, Director

B C RECREATIONAL INDUSTRIES, INC

165 Wood Rd, Braintree, MA 02184
18 W Rdg Dr, Sharon, MA
Sharon, MA

Golf Club
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US Patent:

60396563, Mar 21, 2000
Filed:

Jan 22, 1998
Appl. No.:

9/012082
Inventors:

Stephen Fireman - Chestnut Hill MA
International Classification:

A63B 5302
US Classification:

473131
Abstract:

A golf club is provided having a shaft member and a head member separate from the shaft member. The shaft member has a flat alignment surface and the head member has a surface adapted to strike the ball in a predetermined angular relationship with the flat alignment surface. The flat ball striking surface terminates along a distal edge which is parallel to an imaginary plane disposed perpendicular to the flat alignment surface of the head member. A hole extends through the head member for receiving the distal end portion of the shaft member. The shaft and head members each have indexes keyed one with respect to the other to ensure that the flat alignment surface of the shaft and ball striking surface of the head member are properly aligned.

Golf Club
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US Patent:

57117195, Jan 27, 1998
Filed:

Dec 4, 1996
Appl. No.:

8/760418
Inventors:

Stephen Fireman - Chestnut Hill MA
International Classification:

A63B 6936
A63B 5302
US Classification:

473251
Abstract:

A golf club is provided having a shaft member and a head member separate from the shaft member. The shaft member has a flat alignment surface and the head member has a surface adapted to strike the ball in a predetermined angular relationship with the flat alignment surface. The flat ball striking surface terminates along a distal edge which is parallel to an imaginary plane disposed perpendicular to the flat alignment surface of the head member. A hole extends through the head member for receiving the distal end portion of the shaft member. The shaft and head members each have indexes keyed one with respect to the other to ensure that the flat alignment surface of the shaft and ball striking surface of the head member are properly aligned.