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Planning Now Will Save You Worry Next Winter

The full week of basketball instruction which will be offered at the sixth annual.
Indiana Basketball School at Anderson, Indiana, will include probably the widest
variety of hardwood teaching ever given at one clinic. Every coach who wants to
better himself and ve his team the benefit of improved coaching should make

plans now to atten

 

DR. FORREST C. “PHOG” ALLEN
Basket Ball Coach

University of Kansas

Assisting these two outstanding college men will be a group of Indiana high
school coaches, all of whom have built championship teams. Glenn Curtis of
Martinsville, champs of 1933; Cliff Wells of Logansport, annually a contender for
the title, and reputedly the best fundamental team in the state; and Everett Case,
twice winner of the state title. These men have coached a score or more of play-
ers who have been prominent in Western Conference colleges. Types of Indiana
basketball as played by the winners will be displayed.

Special -- Notes on All Lectures Will Be Available

this school.

Phog Allen, director of athletics and basketball coach at the University of
Kansas, member of the National Joint Rules Committee, and famed psychologist
in the coaching field, will head the list of prominent net authorities to give

_ instruction at the Indiana school.

This will be the first time that Allen has ever appeared as an instructor in
an Indiana coaching school, and the pithy Kansan is expected to astound Hoos-
ier coaches with his set-up of the defense which has led him to eleven cham-
pionships in the past sixteen years. Allen will also give detailed instruction on
handling of injuries, in which field he is considered a past master.

One Week -- August 21 to 26 -- Tuition $15

George Keogan, the dynamic net director at the University of Notre Dame,
is the exact opposite of Dr. Allen, both in basic psychology of the game and in
methods of teaching his players. This cross-view of the game and its teaching
will be of inestimable value to coaches attending the school.

Keogan’s record at Notre Dame is 157 won
and 49 lost, surpassing records of both Dr.
Meanwell and Dr. Carlson. The Irish under
Keogan have also won 8 out of twelve games
with Butler. His lectures at Anderson will in-
clude discussion of the pivotal type play, both
from a college and high school standpoint.

Other features will be the cross court offense
and the short pass offense. With the pivotal
type, Keogan was able to place Krause on the
All-American as the best center in the country.

 

to Coaches Who are Enrolled So

University of Notre Dame

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