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ize and stimilate the interest in basketball, especially when your
parish priest, a principal end an educator, wis not exthused over
the athletic set upe You have built a mommont to the youth of

your camumity. I safer to the fact that you undoubtedly are res-
Donate for Wo edition of tho gpaaciun eal chowr tat in the
new buildings

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success, end the fact thet you are coaching the teem will mke
him admire you very much. And in tw when he goos off to college
ot wet Tink you Gm up with a wasting frientship thet neither of

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end my last book, “Setter DasketbalI™. It pleares me that you heave
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‘ow, in regard to the mew rule concerning the per=
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throw circle without the ball for an indefinite time, I do not
plan to chenge my offensive set up in the leaste My cartention is
that any man who locates in that area congests the basket because
the guard will play a Mttle behind and alongside that fellow. The
Se ee

In other words, if the ball is over on the right side
and out in front of this post man thon the guard will sheft to the
side and yet onough behind the player to keep the center fron spinning
around and receiving a pass over his head near the lasket. I will
ee The forwards and three offensive