en

X. MOTION - seconded: That a Committee of Five be appointed to investi-
gate again the ideal-sized court for high school games = (the modern tendency
being to use 84 x 50 courts.) Carried.

This Committee, later appointed, consisted of: H. V. Porter,
Chairman; F. A. Schmidt; E. J. Hickox; A. Paul Menton and
Samuel Rogers.

XI. Record in the minutes - That the Officials have indicated their choice
for interpretation meetings rather than demonstration games.

XII. Floyd Rowe made a very exhaustive, interesting and worthwhile report
on Foul Analysis which he and his Committee asscciates had been studying for
the past two years. This splendid report was accepted and the Committee con-
tinued.

XIII. Record in the minutes - That there should be a better understanding
and closer cooperation between coaches and officials. Coaches should support
the officials and do their utmost to discourage unsportsmanlike conduct among
spectators.

XIV. The consensus of opinion was that before adopting any signal system,
further study should be made. ;

XV. MOTION ~ seconded: That we indicate our appreciation to Mr. Salmon
for the splendid manner in which he conducted the session when the revision of
the rules was being considered. Carried.

XVI. MOTION = seconded: That the size and weight of the ball be not changed
this year, but that the matter will be discussed at the next annual meeting.
Carried.

Chairman St. John suggested that the Rules Coordination Committee com-
municate this information to all manufacturers of basketballs.

XVII. MOTION - seconded: To vote a gratuity of $5.00 to the employees of the
McAlpin Hotel because of their fine cooperation to the Committee.
Carried.

XVIII. Chairman St. John suggested that the annual meeting of the National
Basketball Committee of the United States and Canada be held on such a date as
to enable the Coaches Association and other organizations to present their
recommendations.

Meeting adjourned at 6:15 pem.

George T. Hepbron
Secretary