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Illustrate

Tilustrete

- Illustrate: slide dribble
Tlivstrate: hool: pass

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Stefford=-“rott continued
Agein Dellinrer shoots a lonr shot when team is behind 17-8.
Stefford showing difficrlty in being pble Lo work through Pratt's defense.
HALE  stafford-Pratt reme.

Svortsmanshi> of both teems is very exsellent. The “lay is very clean, showing 6
hich rererd to vlay the ball end not the ren. An observetion is mece, however, that
there could be more conversation amonr the <eam mates end thereby developing a little
closer unity emong the men on the floor. Conversation setween tean mates adcs to
the morele.

Beginning of the Third (uarter

reain S. Barker pasxing to Tillerd on side line, then S. Barker dribbled dom side
line, »ivoted, lost the ball, The other ruard could have slipped over and received
the pass. S. Sarker recovered the bell, dribbled, instead of pessing the ball.

“e@ dribbled dowm side line instesd of cutting in towards center.

Shis seems to he renerel--both teams workinr on side line too much.

Unrth receivee the bell 10 fect from brsket--by >ivoting on inside foot end »vlling
back ball over shoulder ¢ try should be made ‘or a besket.

S$. Barker vivoted and pessed to Murvhy who drove in toward the center for a nice plave
Defensive >osition of both teams could be more scotrc.

S. Barker uses swing sivot sarain throwinr 2 fouls.

Both teems use about the seme systcm during the third cuerter as ‘or the first
end second cuarter.

Teams ¢o rot hudéle when time out is called or rhen time is teken ‘or # chanre
in personvel.

Fourth Querter

Teems €o not bend their Imees enough prior to start of ~lay or on defense.
(meflin of Prettevers rood) (Brock of Stefford-very cool end clever)

Brock of Stefiord-waen referee stencs in circle vou should ster out until referee
leeves circle. There is a psycholoricnal interference. —

hen Brock end ‘illerd were firhting for\the ball, e tip-inr of the ball up in the
air rather the drivinr forwerd'would perhaps sreducec more results.

% ees
= would sug: est on officiating thet the officials nideo iheir hands rnen the men
fovled, and demonstrate the foul. This helns the svectators interest and aids the
score keener. Sometimes an officiel desiring <o minimize the cellinr of the foul
will welk aver to the free throw line end leeve the spectetors to vender.

Bocing and unsportsmenship condu.t on the part of the spectators is responsible ‘or
@ to 10 ~oint a@venta:e in the homes com. This neriaps eccornts Cor some of the
officials failing to demonstrate 9 foul.