Recommendations are coming
from far and near... Here are a few:

“The new electric basketball goal has great possibilities. Due to the speed of the game,
impaired vision, and poor location of some seats, a certain percentage of the fans are not sure
when goals are scored. This new basket will completely cure that difficulty. It should be
particularly helpful to the game when played before large crowds. It will also add color

to the game.”
(Signed) Everett S. DEAN, Basketball Coach,

Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.

“Your goal recording device, the Bask-O-Lite, has been used experimentally in this locality.
I have been greatly interested in the development of this type of basket through the last
several years. You seem to have perfected it so that it is serviceable and attractive in ap-
pearance. Wherever it has been tried in this locality it has been received with considerable
interest and has been commented upon favorably. Members of our state basketball com-
mittee are planning to use it in part of their games this season. I have no doubt that a school
could play an exhibition game with these baskets and with proper advertising meet much of
the cost of installation through increased attendance.”

(Signed) H. V. Porter, Assistant Manager,

Illinois High School Athletic Association,

11 So. LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill.

“Your Bask-O-Lite basketball basket is being used in my coaching school at Butler this year.
I have used it in some games in the Field House and it has been well received by coaches,
fans and players. It is especially good for spectators who have to sit behind the goals and

in distant parts of large gymnasiums.” ; ;
(Signed) Pau D. H1nxte, Athletic Director,

Butler University, Indianapolis, Ind.

Incidents like this could never happen
with BASK-O-LITE .. .

Excerpt from an article in Courier-Journal, Louisville, Ky., February 8, 1936.
MALE DEFEATS MANUAL 25-21, OR MAYBE 23-21?

“The full story never will be told, and the patrons, who numbered more than
1,200 will continue to ask these questions: Did the goal Hamilton tossed
when Davis was called for his fourth foul go in the basket or not, and was the
score 23 or 25 to 21?”

From an Associated Press article to Courier-Journal, December 31, 1935.
WINNER OF IRISH-NORTHWESTERN TILT IN DOUBT, 20-20?

“When the final gun was fired, the scoreboard proclaimed Northwestern the
winner 20 to 19. The official score books kept by the student managers of
the teams gave the same version. However, the books of every sports writer
in the pressbox had ita 20-20 tie. The point of difference was that Raymond
Meyer of Chicago, Notre Dame forward, was credited with only one success-
ful free throw attempt in the student managers’ tallies, while the writers, to a
man, credited him with two.”

“Down with the Old .. Up with the NEW!”

Bask-O-Lite is the greatest improvement to the game since basket-
ball started. It is modern equipment and adds color to the game.
You will get the brand of shooting you have always desired be-
cause the goal is more rigid, looks bigger and always stays in the
same position. Depend upon this great new goal to add zest and
glamour to the game and to increase your attendance. It is built
from selected materials by skilled workers and presents new
and unusual features that make it outstanding. BASK-O-LITE IS
THE YEAR’S BIGGEST NEWS. TURN IT TO YOUR OWN
ADVANTAGE.

Write . . Phone . . Wire NOW for complete information,
price quotations, etc. THE BASK-O-LITE CO., New Albany, Indiana