SCORER’S
DUTIES

 

score, at which time he shall terminate his connection with
the game.

Section 4. The referee shall have the power to call fouls
on players, coaches, or spectators for unsportsmanlike con-
duct. Fouls may be called on any number of players at
the same time.

Section 5. The referee shall require a player who has
made four personal fouls or a disqualifying foul, to leave the
game.

Section 6. The scorer shall—

(a) Record the number of goals made, the free throws
made and missed, and keep a running summary of
the points scored.

(b) Record the personal and technical fouls of each
player and notify the referee immediately when the

fourth personal foul is called on any player.

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(c) Record the time-outs charged to each team, notify
a team, through the referee, whenever that team
takes a fifth time-out, and notify the referee each
time a team is granted a time-out in excess of the

- legal limit.

Section 7. The scorer shall be provided with a signal with
which to attract the attention of the referee when the ball is
dead. This signal should be unlike signals used by the
referee and timekeeper.

Section 8. The scorer shall keep a record of the names
and numbers of players who are to start the game, and of
all substitutes who enter the game.

Section 9. Goal-Hi scoring characters. The following char-
acters should be used in keeping score: P-1, P-2, and so
forth for personal fouls; T for technical fouls; 2 or 3 for field
goal, and O for free throw attempt with an X inside of the O
if the throw is successful.

Section 10. The timekeeper shall be provided with a stop
watch which shall be the game watch and shall be operated
only by the timekeeper. At the beginning of the half or over-
time period, or at any other time when play is resumed by a