RULES INTERPRETATION MEETING FOR CGACHES AND OFFICIALS OF THE

SOUTHERN DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE FOR THE SEASON OF 1935-36

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The following were the regulations and interpretations adopted for the

season of 1935-36 to guide the Coaches and Officials in the conduct of their games.

Rule 5.

Rule 6,

Rule 6,

Rule 7.

section III.

The incoming substitute may report to either official.
Section I. Double Referee System

The following procedure is to be used by the officials in all games with
non-conference teams where the center jump is used in the execution of
the double referee system. When & goal is made, the official who is
covering the end of the court at which the goal has been scored shall ’
retrieve the ball and shall pass it to the other official. who will put
the ball in play at the center. The official who tosses the ball up

at the center shall be the judge as to whether the ball has been tossed
and tipped correctly. The other official shall direct his attention

to any other phases of the play on the court in connection with the
tip-off. For games where center jump is used according to the rules
adopted by the Conference for the season of 1934-35, the official who is
facing the scorers and timers shall toss the ball at center.

Each referee shall be solely responsible for the out of bounds plays
on the side and end of the court that he is covering, except where he
may request help from the other referee in situations in which he has
been unable to see.

In this method of officiating, both officials are instructed to call
fouls.or violations anywhere on the court. Under such a plan it is
to be expected that both officials will be blowing their whistles
simultaneously on many plays. Both officials should, however, keep
close to the play with one always ahead of the ball and the other
slightly behind it.

It is further suggested that on shots for goal, one official cover
particularly the play out,in the court and around the point from where

the shot was made while the other cover particularly the play under
and around the goal.

Section XITI. Time-keepers

The time-keeper representing the home team shall operate the watch or
time clock unless the referees shall decide otherwise.

section III. Held Bali

Officials are asked to note particularly the paragraph which follows