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GENERAL INFORMATION

The Indiana Basketball School of 1933 is the Sixth Annual Clinic under
the direction of Everett N. Case, and last year was the largest basketball
school in America The sessions this year will be held in Anderson, Indiana
on the week of August 21-26.

Anderson, Indiana, a city of 50,000 population, is located in the east,
central part of the Hoosier state, 32 miles northeast of Indianapolis.

The Anderson Country Club and the Municipal golf courses provide
ample facilities for all coach golfers. The Municipal bathing pool and a fine
bathing beach at Zoo Island Park provide for a daily plunge. The famous
Mounds State Park is located at the edge of the city.

Classes will be held both morning and afternoon in order that the work
may covered in one week’s time. Get-together sessions and round table dis-
cussions are included in the school schedule, giving every coach a chance to
get the other fellow’s view point.

The school is a very thorough one, touching on every phase of the game
including the new rules. Facilities for room and board are ample in Ander-
son and prices are very reasonable.

A number of school boards and trustees permit their coaches to attend
the Indiana Basketball School instead of the County Institute.

Private interviews may be arranged with instructors. This will help
solve your individual basketball problems.

Practical demonstration work will be given and every coach is requested
to bring his basketball togs.

Last season basketball mentors from colleges and high schools attended
from all parts of the United States. The unusual -high type of play by Indiana
high school teams and the demonstrations offered were praised by the at-
tending coaches.

WHAT OTHERS SAY
The Indiana Basketball School is the best of several I have attended.
G. E. Shephard, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NaC:

The School offers the most practical course in basketball for coaches of

any I have attended. B. R. Peterson, Morgan Park High School
Chicago, III.

 

I would say to any coach who really wants basketball, “‘Go to the In-
diana Basketball School.” Oliver Walker, Dale; Okla.

A fine school and excellent demonstrations.
Geo. Edwards, Univ. of Missouri, Columbia, Mo.

I attended the school in 1932, and there is nothing better.
Mark Wakefield, Central High School, Evansville, Ind.

The instruction in the school was fine, and everything was managed ex-
cellenrly. Ed. Kelleher, Fordham University, Fordham, N. Y.

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Announcing

Sixth Annual

Indiana

Basket Ball School

August 21 to 26, 1933

Anderson, Indiana

 

Anderson High School Gymnasium

 

 

 

The Largest and Most Complete
Basket Ball School and Clinic
In America

 

 

 

Under Direction of
DR. FORREST C. “PHOG” ALLEN

University of Kansas

GEORGE KEOGAN

University of Notre Dame
Martinsville, Ind., H. S.
Logansport Ind., H. S.

GLENN M. CURTIS
CLIFFORD WELLS

TUITION FOR COMPLETE COURSE $15.00

For additional information write

Everett N. Case, Anderson, Indiana

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