Abstract: A clip for holding a writing instrument such as a ballpoint or felt tipped pen is provided which is also useful as a book mark, for example in a text book. The device is formed from an inexpensive, suitable plastic and allows the user to withdraw the pen shaft for writing while the pen cap is retained by the clip. Depending legs pivot to accept book pages for maintaining the clip in frictional engagement thereon.

Abstract: A holder is disclosed which comprises a body having a cavity with an opening for receiving an object to be held, for example a pen, a spring member is disposed in the cavity and the spring member is deformable by the object inserted into the cavity to hold the object against the wall of the cavity.

Abstract: Disclosed is a device for holding a score card. It has three pieces: (1) a rigid, generally rectangular, planar support member having an edge portion, an inside surface, and an outside surface, and (2) a clip member 14 secured along the edge portion of the support member 12, and (3) a hook member 28. The support member has dimensions slightly greater than the dimensions of the score card and a cut-a-way corner section, and the clip member 14 is a unitary structure made from a polymeric material. It has three main components: a mounting section 24, a finger element 26, and a pencil holder 30. The mounting section 24 abuts and is secured to the inside surface 22 of the support member 12 adjacent the edge portion of the support member. The finger element 26 extends outwardly in a first direction from the mounting section 24, and has a downward extending tip section 34 which is spaced from the mounting section 24 to provide a narrow gap A which receives the edge portion of the support member.

Abstract: A game data board formed as a planar subsrate having an upper surface and lower surface; a first marking slide; first passage means in the upper surface of the planar substrate for receiving the first marking slide and for permitting movement of the first marking slide therein; first indicia on the upper surface of the planar substrate adjacent the first passage means and arranged relative to the first marking slide so as to permit the first marking slide to be moved in the first passage means to various positions adjacent the first indicia for indicating particular scoring for at least one sport; a second marking slide; second passage means in the upper portion of the planar substrate for receiving the second marking slide and for permitting movement of the second marking slide therein; second indicia on the upper surface of the planar substrate adjacent the second passage means and arranged relative to the second marking slide so as to permit the second marking slide to be moved in the second passage means

Abstract: A golf score card and pencil holder is disclosed including a main body portion in the form of a tag provided with a loop, an elongated cord laced through holes provided in the main body portion, a split ring linked with the loop, an alligator clip attached to one end of the cord, and a flexible grommet attached to the other end of the cord. In use, a pencil is press-fit through a hole of the grommet, a golf score card is clipped to the alligator clip, and the split ring is attached to a golf bag.

Abstract: An accessory for a golf player, in order to keep and record his playing score, the device including a stiff panel having a leaf spring mounted on its one end, one end of the leaf spring being turned under the panel to form a hook for attachment over a top of a golf bag, the other end of the leaf spring extending over the top of the panel, and serving to hold a score card securely against the panel, and, the same end of the leaf spring including a hook-shaped tab under which a pencil can be removably held.