Abstract: A battery powered, electric motorized cart and burden carrier which may be manually pushed or pulled to a shopping area for use during shopping and for transporting merchandise thereafter. Battery powered motors and gearing associated with the rear driving wheels are controlled from a control box on a lanyard attached to the cart so that the loaded cart may be either operated and controlled by an individual walking in front or the rear thereof. Steering is effected through the swivelly mounted front wheels by the operating exerting a tug on the lanyard or applying forward pressure to the rear of the cart when the control box is arranged and supported thereat. Battery charging may be accomplished by actuating a control box switch to close the circuit to the battery and manually pushing the cart to rotate the motor shafts and cycle the amperage back into the battery. Another way is to utilize an alternating current charging adapter.

Abstract: This present invention is a ball game table comprising two flat, long narrow boards joined together to make one flat, long narrow board with folding or retractable leg units secured at the underside. The purpose of the folding legs is to provide two different playing modes. The first is in the upright position with the legs vertical and the second is the legs are retracted and the table lies flat on the ground as a platform. The top surface is completely covered with a fabric such as grass carpeting at the longitudinal dimension and a few inches shorter at the breadth side with objective markings at each end. Quarter round molding surrounds the perimeter of the surface, serving as a gutter. Also at ends of the table are recessed boxes attached to corral and contain the balls on the table. Extending over both longitudinal edges of the board, at the center, is a small square extension also covered with the fabric with 21/4" diameter hole.