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Larry W Gooss

from Midlothian, VA
Age ~42
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Also known as:
Lawrence William Gooss, Lawrence W Gooss, Lawrence W Goose, Ethel White
Phone and address:
15919 Drumone Rd, Midlothian, VA 23112
(804) 378-8176
Related to:
Holly M Hunter, 43William J Hunter, 45Sallie L HunterKari A Drennen, 48Sara Beth Jones, 50D J Sneed, 78Bruce D Hunter, 74Larry Lee Medley, 76
Connected to:
Alwine M Goossens, 71Anna-Maria Goossens, 52Carl Goossens, 40Heather J Goossen, 30Janet J Goossen, 75Levi H Goossen, 88Lydia R Goossens, 52Martijn Goossens, 28Michele V Goossens, 52Rachel J Goossen, 35

Larry Gooss Phones & Addresses

  • 15919 Drumone Rd, Midlothian, VA 23112 (804) 378-8176
  • Grand Blanc, MI
  • Glen Allen, VA
  • Blacksburg, VA
  • Fairmont, WV
  • Christiansburg, VA

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Architecture & Planning

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Owner, Gooss + Associates, Aia

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Location:
Richmond, Virginia Area
Industry:
Architecture & Planning

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Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Larry Gooss
Principal
Minnesota Life Insurance Co
Life Insurance Carrier
PO Box 1193, Richmond, VA 23218
1051 E Cary St, Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 644-2420, (804) 644-2460, (800) 441-2258

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Bowling Ball Return Mechanism

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US Patent:
56307616, May 20, 1997
Filed:
Mar 14, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/615900
Inventors:
Sean Anderson - Richmond VA
Larry Gooss - Mechanicsville VA
Bill Riley - Richmond VA
Winston Sanders - Chesterfield VA
Yakov Shmerelzon - Richmond VA
Michael Stephens - Glen Allen VA
Assignee:
AMF Bowling, Inc. - Richmond VA
International Classification:
A63D 502
US Classification:
473110
Abstract:
A bowling alley return mechanism includes a horizontal ball return disposed between two adjacent lanes, a pair of side walls which define a chamber and a ball door or opening in one of the side walls. A generally crescent-shaped concave pivotally mounted cradle is disposed within the chamber and adjacent to the opening for receiving a bowling ball thereon. The mechanism also includes an optical sensor which is responsive to a portion of the bowling ball when the bowling ball is on the cradle. A bell crank and linkage rotates the cradle in response to a signal from the sensor. The mechanism also includes an exit door and a releasable locking assembly of the pin and groove type which prevents any flying pins from passing through the exit door. The locking assembly is responsive to an upper portion of a bowling ball when the ball is moved by the cradle to unlock the exit door and allow the ball to pass therethrough and into the horizontal ball return for propulsion to the opposite end of the alley. In addition the mechanism includes an oscillating paddle for removing pins from the chamber and for preventing more than one ball from entering the chamber at the same time.
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Larry W Gooss from Midlothian, VA, age ~42 Get Report