Abstract: A drain trap having a T-shaped base portion with a removable filter arranged for visual inspection and cleaning. The filter has a flow-through inspection reservoir insert with a filter cap extending downstream therefrom.

Abstract: A tennis or like racket has a frame forming an oval head, the head forming frame being cross sectionally rectangular with a plurality of spaced apertures through which the strings are engaged, one side of the outer end of the oval shaped head being beveled to form an inclined surface relative to the longitudinal axis of the racket which enables a tennis or like ball to be scooped up with the racket by pushing or sliding the racket along the ground under the ball so as to move the ball onto the stringed portion of the racket.