Golf spike receptacles and anchor plate combination

Claim 1

THE COMBINATION OF A PLURALITY OF GOLF SPIKE RECEPTACLES OF THE TYPE HAVING INTERNALLY THREADED SLEEVES WITH TWO ENDS, ONE OF SAID SLEEVE ENDS BEING FLARED TO FORM A SUPPRT BASE FOR SAID RECEPTACLE; A THIN METALLIC RECEPTACLE RETAINING PLATE HAVING THE GENERAL PERIPHERAL CONFIGURATION OF A SHOE HALF-SOLE, A TOP AND BOTTOM SURFACE WITH THE PERIPHERAL CONFIGURATION HAVING OPPOSITELY DISPOSED TOE AND SHANK ENDS AND OPPOSITELY DISPOSED INNER AND OUTER SIDE HOLE CONFORMING CONTOURS INCLUDING A PORTION DEFINING THE AREA FOR SUPPORTING THE BALL OF A FOOT, A PLURALITY OF MEANS FASTENING SAID GOLF SPIKE RECEPTACLE BASES TO SAID RETAINING PLATE WITH SAID RECEPTACLE SLEEVES EXTENDING FROM SAID BOTTOM SURFACE; AND A PAIR OF ELONGGATED OPENINGS EXTENDING INWARDLY FROM SAID INNER AND OUTER PERIPHERAL CONTOURS AT SAID BALL SUPPORTING AREA FOR THEREBY FORMING A TOE AND SHANK SECTIONS OF SAID RETAINING PLATE WITH A NARROW LAND THEREBETWEEN FOR FLEXIBLY HOLDING SAID TOE AND SHANK SECTIONS IN PROPER PHYSICAL RELATION TO EACH OTHER AS A SINGLE UNITARY STRUCTURE.