Year Place President

1928 Des Moines, Ia.—Dr. F. C, Allen,
University of Kansas (Chairman)
1929 Chicago, Il]—Dr. F' C. Allen,
University of Kansas
1930

                      

University of Illinois
1931 New yore N. Y.—L. P. Andreas,
- Syracuse’ oe
1932 Chicago, Il]—A. A. Schabinge
Creighton eaiconlie
1933. New York, N. Y.—H. G. Olsen,
Ohio State University
1934 Atlanta, Ga.—Roy Mundorff,
Georgia Tech
1935 Chicago, Il1l—Howard Ortner,
Cornell University
1936 New York, N. Y.—A. C. Lonborg,
Northwestern University
1937 Chicago, Ill—Dr. H. C. Carlson,
University of Pittsburgh
1938 Chicago, Ill.—George R. Edwards,
University of Missouri
1939 Chicago, Ill.—W. S. Chandler,
Marquette University

Record of Service

Conventions of the Aaagetution have been
marked by serious and tnselfish efforts to
further the best interests of basketball as it is
played in the schools of the United States. The
members are certain that the contributions of
ideas. combined with investigative and other
types of work have had much influence in
bringing better control and greater popular
appeal to the game.

Details concerning the game’s playing rules
occupy much of the interest of the group. The

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