Stafford-Prat: sowtinued
The game ic well officiated.

Brock catching ball turned quickly and started to drive towards basket without
looking to maintain security of the ball before starting fob the baskete

Groat Rond<Iliberal Cane
Great "end uses hook passes very artfully; drives dom floor woll. Liberal uses
hook passes well. Worris of Liboral dribbled straight down side linc over half

the length of the court before passing.
Illustrate: Revolving of ense, or rolling triangle.

John Shelton of Groat Bend uses intelligence in his play; being of small stature, he
looks over the field befere he tips the ball on ® held ball of ‘before he passes.
We Bledsoe is an escellent basket ball player. He sparks his tests

Norris of liberal is using floor bounce well. Soth Liberal and Groat Pend play
greatly improved game of funiamontal basket ball. d. Sheiton of Great rend endeavored
to shoot over opponent's head efter being cnutioned not te de so by both Great Pend
rear offensive mon.

When referee stands in front of free threw lines endeavoring to avbain proper position
of oprosing players, the plsyer attempting the froe throw should step outside his
back half of the ciroleuntil the referee steps back, and then wald to the free throw
line.

Second Quarter

Liberal doing tco wich dribbling in the back court rather than passing. Changing
angles would be more advantageous than dribbling.

Great Bend could employ paccing out ooasciomally rethdrithan too many spin shots.
Liberal very clevor ball handling. Tslmer of Liberal gool offenses proper position
on defense, ami good coll long shot on offonede

Great Bend could use one arm hock shot profitably under basket using cross step and
whirl when closely pressed. ae — ae

Simer of Great Rend used proper pivot in advaneing down the floore First time the ‘
pivot was used to full advantage in either ganee
Liberal coming up to meet the ball niooly on set play. m quick break down the

floor, Palmer could have privoted and given the ball te his team mate nhesly , but

he hooked a pass and wes blocked by tha Great Bend defensive man on the floore The
pass was too high on Great Rend. PASS AT THE “AIST LI" AND NOT UP AT THE PACE besides
the player reeéiving the ball was net expecting to receive ite’. :