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Also by such agreement, games between players below college age may be played with
a Referee's time-out of two minutes in the second and fourth quarter. This timo-
out is to be taken the first time the ball is dead after four minutes of the
quarter have expired, and provided there has been no charged time-out to either
team during the first four minutes of the quarter. (Unanimous )

Intermissions between first and second and third and fourth quarters and prior
to any overtime period are to be two minutes in length. (Unanimous)

7. Rule 8+8. Tho Editorial Committee was instructed to attempt to redraft Rulo 8,
Section 8, and if possible, to base it on the assumption that the division line is
always in a given team's own back court. (Unanimous)

8. Rule 8=9, The Editorial Committee was instructed to attempt better coverage for
the procedure in putting the ball in play after a score. It is to be mado clear
that there are to be no restrictions on the movement of the ball at tho end of the
court by the team in legal possession, except as provided by the fivc-second time
limit. (Unanimous)

9. Rule 9-3. The “sudden death" mothod of ending tie games for players below colle
age is to be used in the first overtime period. This overtime is to be three min=
utes in case neither team scores two points during that time. If a team is one
point in the lead at the ond of three minutes, that team shall be declared the
winner. In case of oa tie at the end of the first overtime, the same rules will
apply to subsequent overtime periods. Tho overtime rule for tournaments will

be the same as for othor games. (Unanimous)

10. Rule 10-2 and 12=2. There is to be no jump ball at a spot less than six feet
from oithor the end line or sideline. (Carried 10-1)

11. Rule 11-2. It is to be made clear that a Captin may call for a time-out for a
substitution and, if the substitution is made within thirty seconds, the time-out
is not to be charged. (Unanimous)

12. Rule 11-4 and 15-A-l-(c). Five charged time-outs are to be allowed a tean
(either adult or othor). Also an excess time-out may be taken at the expense of a
technical foul. The referee has authority under Rule 6-4 to stop any abuse.
(Unanimous )

13. Rule 11-5. If a tinesout or intermission is declared when the ball is in poss-
ession of a player, any playor of his team may put the ball in play from out of
bounds when play is started. (Carried 15-1)

14. Rule 14-12. The threc-second time limitation will not apply to a player who is
not in possession or control, unless he is in that area bounded by thg.lanc lines,
the free throw line and that half of the freo throw ‘circle which IS nearest the
basket. The free throw line will be considered part of the restricted area but
such a player will be allowed to run or pivot into and out of the restricted area
at will. (Carricd 13-3)

15. Rule 14-13 and 14. The Editorial Committee was authorized to redraft those
sections for purposes of clarity if improvements can be made. Also the interpro-
tation relative to a ball which is in the air on a try but which is touched after
the signal to ond a period is to be that such touching by a teammate of the thrower
will ond the play. Such touching by an opponent will not nullify 1 goal which may
be scored immediately following the touching. (Unanimous)