WINSTON S BURBANK
Pilots in Fairbanks, AK

License number

Alaska A2718220

Issued Date

May 2016

Expiration Date

May 2018

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

Winston Burbank, age 76

PO Box 71109, Fairbanks, AK 99707

(907) 479-3334

Winston Burbank

Fairbanks, AK

(907) 479-3804

Winston Burbank

711 Gaffney Rd, Fairbanks, AK 99701

Winston S Burbank, age 76

1280 Overhill Dr, Fairbanks, AK 99709

Organization information

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Honorable Winston S Burbank

101 Lacey St, Fairbanks, AK 99701

Categories:

State Government Offices

Phone:

(907) 452-9375 (Phone), (907) 452-9206 (Fax)

Honorable Winston S Burbank

604 Barnette St, Fairbanks, AK 99701

Status:

Inactive

Industry:

Legislative Body

Principal:

Winston Burbank (Principal)

Law Offices of Winston S. Burbank

PO Box 71109, Fairbanks, AK 99707

Status:

Inactive

Industry:

Legal Services Office

Principal:

Winston S. Burbank Principal, inactive

Professional information

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Winston S. Burbank, Fairbanks AK - Lawyer

Office:

PO Box 71109, Fairbanks, AK

ISLN:

908680212

Admitted:

1976

University:

University of Nevada, B.S.

Law School:

Southwestern Law School, J.D.

Baseball De-Slicking Apparatus And Method

US Patent:

2006015, Jul 13, 2006

Filed:

Mar 9, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/078883

Inventors:

Tyler Smith - Independence OR, US
Jamie Wright - Eugene OR, US
Winston Burbank - Fairbanks AK, US

International Classification:

B24C 3/00, B24C 1/00, B24B 1/00, B24B 47/02

US Classification:

451075000, 451038000, 451050000, 451339000

Abstract:

A baseball is desirably blasted with an abrasive material to attain a sufficient level of de-slicking. Baseballs are desirably delivered one at a time to a support and rotated while being sprayed with abrasive material from plural directions. Used abrasive material may be collected and recycled for reuse. Baseballs in a hopper are delivered one at a time in one embodiment to a support by selectively aligning an opening in a rotatable hopper element with an opening in a second element to permit the passage of a baseball through the second element and to the support at an appropriate time. Desirably, baseballs are ejected from the support following de-slicking, such as using an ejection lever or wand that is actuated by a timing rod to eject the baseball from the support ahead of the delivery of the next baseball to the support.