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ANNUAL CONVENTION ee est) eon

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; for the meeting of the Association next spring ‘will be Chicago", according to the
.. :wote of the Executive Committee at the: close of, the New York:Convention last’

April. All moves to increase interest: by choaSing another city ‘have. resulted

‘i in-decreased attendance. Also, since many basketball ‘eoaches also. double in
. baseball, the time:has been advenced to March 14, 15, and:16 as most court: games
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The obit LEE in charge has’ selected hat. MORRISON HOTEL: as’ neat .
quarters. Nick Kearns, prominent official and member of this Association;:is
connected with the Morrison. Those who attended the 1934 meeting in Chicago

“--, pleasantly remember the attentions Nick obtained for us. Mr. Kearns Sr nee
“y even: bbe Sit i hotel- oe Grae ee next spring ge this. group: has ever ere

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Morrison Hotel Chicago Maroh. 14.15, 16,1937 :

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Addition of basketbell to the reguler program.
of the Olympic Games in Berlin promoted international interest
‘in the sport and brought many belated honors to the game's in-

. ventor,; Dr, Naismith. This Association conducted.a. campaign
last winter to-raise funds to send Dr. Naismith:to Berlin. The

. drive focused public attention upon & man’ whose contributions
to sport have been of ‘outstanding. value. : He:was a. guest of
honor at many important tournaments. andvaddressed important

_ Meetings of educators, .At Berlin'he was. honored. at. the: formal
opening of the basketball: tournament. His European’ trip in-
cluded visits to several countries where he met athletic and

- educational: leaders... The exchanges of ideas wili make more

> gecure the place of basketball*in-international favors At the
‘request of the editor he preserits to-the ‘coaches his observa+
tions, cpinions and suggestions:regurding ‘the ‘recent games in
the Berlin Olympics.

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