LIGHTING:
(1) If you have played on a court lighted by fluorescent bulbs did you find the lighting of this type:
‘ncaa (a) More satisfactory. =.»
sieenesints (b) Equally satisfactory.
Renae (c) Less satisfactory.

FLOOR:
(1) List in order from one to four the type of basketball floor which you have found most satisfactory:
Cae (a) Tile. ;
casa (b) Composition.
Sctaaeuies (c) Blocks-on-end.

iano (d) Regular wood flooring.

(2) There is still a lack of uniformity in observance of the amount of end space behind the backboard; the rules recommend four feet but
permit two feet in cases where the four feet cannot be obtained. Some members of our association report that some few schools have

not adopted the four foot rule where it is possible for them to do so.
Do you think that the rules governing the college game should insist that the four foot zone should be imperative and not optional?

Wis cca Divina,
(3) Do you feel that the three foot restraining line to protect the player throwing the ball in from out-of-bounds should legally be required

to be painted on all courts? YES............0.. NOs

PART II. REACTION TO RULES CHANGES MADE LAST SPRING BY THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL COMMITTEE

(1) The change to permit substitution after a successful field goal has brought about a problem in all sections of the country. Officials
have evidenced considerable difficulty in signalling for the substitution prior to the ball being thrown in from out-of-bounds by the
team scored upon. Some coaches are using this rule to substitute in an effort to “save the clock’’. Several alternatives are presented in

regard to this rule; check your choice of possibilities below:
Seihcecal (a) Allow no substitution after a field goal is scored as prior to this year.
LAE (b) Have official handle the ball after a field goal is scored, thus allowing an interval for the Timer and Scorer to handle the
signalling device so the substitute may enter the game.

ceeteten (c) Retain the rule as now worded in the book.

(2) The rule permitting the player to stay for an unlimited time in the outer half of the free throw circle is satisfactory.
WHSstisuka: NOaes.giti:

HAVE THE RULES LISTED BELOW PROVED SATISFACTORY?
(3) If a multiple foul occurs and the last is a technical foul, the ball is awarded to the throwing team at mid-court after last throw or

throw for the technical foul. VBS ics stcatassvoacs INO esccescks
(4) Definite time limits are established for acts such as double foul, multiple foul and blowing of the Scorer’s horn.
WEG esos INO. ais:

(5) When the unobstructed space outside the boundary lines is less than three feet, a narrow broken line should be drawn in the court par-
allel with and three feet inside of the boundary lines. When such a three foot restraining line is used, it should be treated the same

as a boundary line while the ball is being put in play from out of bounds and until it has crossed such line. YEB............ isi

PART. III RULES PROPOSALS FOR 1942-43

(1) Possession of the ball after free throws:
(a) After last free throw for any personal foul, award the ball to the throwing (offended team) at mid-court, if throw is success-

ful. Teaco c: Wis
(b) Make ball dead after all free throws (successful or unsuccessful) and award the ball to the throwing team at mid-court.
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(c) Make ball in play, if free throw for technical foul is not successful. MBS cie esas NOse5 ek
(2) Prohibit successive charged time-outs without an intervening play. - YEB................ NG ekscncin

(3) Penalize any foul which occurs while the ball is dead as a technical foul (unsportsmanlike conduct) and not as a personal foul.

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(4) After a field goal, remove the right of a player to pass the ball along the end line to a team-mate who is also out of bounds.

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