used by members of teams qualified to enter the State Class "A"

Tournament,

TABLE II #w AVERAGE ACTIVITY FOR FORWARDS BY QUARTERS AND FOR

THE ENTIRE GAWH IN MINUTES AND SECONDS

 

 

 

 

 

NO. OF FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH TOTAL FOR
CASES QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER ENTIRE GAME
RA-56  2:11.0 2316.6 2:16.8 2:21,6 9:06.0

Bae 2:14.35 2:31.4 .2:25.7  2:23.8 9435.2

CH32 2308.5 2:05.5 2710,0 2:20,.0 8:44,0

D- 6 2:24,5 2:20,0 2:18.5 2:24,1 9:29.1

Be G© 1:87,0 2:10.3 2:02.41 2:16.35 8:25,7

Fe G 1:55.65 2261.1 2:04.6 231965 8:10,.5

Ge 6 2:09,3 2:04.3 2:08,.8 2:10.6 8:33,0

#A- All cases for that position,

Be All cases except those of State Class "A" Tournament.
C- State Class "A" Tournament,
D- Team I

E- Team II Teams playing

State Class

throughout the

A" Tournament,
F- Team III

‘Ge Team IV

So Se eee Seine” Namen Nemes eae nee”

CENTERS
The average activity of centers in quarters and in the
entire game can be found in Table III. This table shows that the
centers playing in the State Tournament moved nearly 2 minutes less

per game than those timed in other games. This was perhaps bee
cause the centers of the former groups played the post type of

offense, that is, remaining in position near the basket to shoot